Like Maxim University's President, a significant part of your job is to raise funds for your group. Unfortunately, the great majority of the amputee support groups in this country don't have any money. They expend their energy loudly bemoaning that fact and nothing changes. A very much smaller number of groups have a modest amount of money. They send out annual dues notices and requests for donations.
Some money comes in.
They're happy to get it. An infinitesimally small number of groups, however, pay real attention to fundraising. They develop projects they want to engage in and go find the money to fund them. They do truly exciting things, put on programs that are intensely interesting, and their members clamor to become part of their volunteer cadre. Fundraising is hard work.