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GFWC encourages clubs and state federations to report annually on their activities, to help enhance the full perspective of GFWC's community impact. Use the most cost- and energy-effective method for reporting, following step-by-step instructions provided by GFWC Headquarters. Complete your report online in the time and number of sessions that works for you. Receive a copy by e-mail as your confirmation. Reporting – 2010-2012 GFWC Club Manual 2011 ReportingThe resources below will assist you in reporting for January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011: Download the Guide to Online Reporting Read the Frequently Asked Questions Why should I report online? Online reporting saves energy and resources, both for the individual submitting the report and for GFWC Headquarters. It ensures accuracy in reporting, and expedites our accounting of all club reports. With more than 4,000 clubs eligible to report, streamlining this process is vital to keeping it manageable. Benefits of Online Reporting Save your progress and return later; this means you can complete your report in more than one session, on a schedule that works for you. Share your username and password with your reporting team and everyone can contribute to the same report. Receive your completed report by e-mail. This acts as confirmation of the information you submitted, and is an easy way to report to your state--just forward the information, or copy and paste it into your state reports. |
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New York State Federation of Women's Club