Fraternal Board Duties Sample Clauses

Fraternal Board Duties. The Fraternal Board will provide support and advice on Lodge/Branch matters and provide recommendations to the Consolidated Society on ways to continue to encourage and promote Lodge/Branch activities and expand engagement of members. The Fraternal Board will gather input from members and work closely and cooperatively with the home office and other member leaders. The Fraternal Board will also perform such other duties as are outlined in the Fraternal Board Charter as approved by the Board of Directors of the Consolidated Society.
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