Öflingen Cycling Club: Funding & Membership Updates

The Wehra Öflingen cycling club and its support association held their general meetings. Support association chairman Julian Urich was happy about the many members. Calculator Barbara Huber reported 73 members. Your contributions would bring in the main income. In addition, there are usually donations. Because expenses are low, total assets continued to increase. Barbara Huber was confirmed in office and Ralph Kaiser was re-elected as deputy chairman.

Loss of membership after leaving the badminton department

The RSV Wehra had to struggle with the fact that the badminton department collapsed, which cost members and the number fell to a low of 29. In terms of sport, cycling went up and down. They were fighting at the front, but also against relegation. We were happy about fifth place at the German Championships. The youth train diligently and gain match practice.

Discussion about new sources of money

Calculator Sonja Urich reported donations, but also a declining inventory, which sparked a discussion. There was discussion about increasing the membership fee and special promotions such as cookie sales and extending the bicycle exchange to two dates. It wasn’t a good year this year because the weather didn’t cooperate. Chairman Julian Urich ended the discussion. You should use the quiet time to think about how you can develop new sources of money. Auditor Gerhard Urich suggested using the support association. After all, this was founded to support the main club.

It is important to the association to hold a torchlight hike at the end or beginning of the year, to which all members are invited. “We need something like this to strengthen the community and the feeling of togetherness,” said the deputy chairwoman of the RSV, Barbara Huber. She was confirmed in her position, as were Mike Kranz (youth manager) and Benedikt Kranz (radball specialist).

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