Community Involvement

[CrAz3D]

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[rabbit]

Did you commit a crime?

[CrAz3D]

I thought I double posted the thread, so I edited the second to just be "text" --- I was apparently wrong.

rehash (more like "first time post, since the orig is gone"): I'm in a small town. I need to build relationships with community members. What groups have yall found to be decent (I'm asking about chapter-type groups...Lyons Club, Masons, Rotary, etc). Social networking is how business works here.

[while1]

Honestly, it's not my cup of tea, but the most effective way is through church.  Find the biggest, most prominent/ active protestant church in the town and start regularly going to service.  If you attend by yourself, you're sure to be noticed since it's a small town, and thus meet people who will know people who will know people.  Protestant faiths are more known for their emphasis on "social networking"/ social/ community based practicing of their faith, than let's say Catholics.  For example, youth groups in average protestant church tend to be much more active than the average Catholic churches.

[CrAz3D]

my interwebs went nuts and I lost my post.

Church isn't social to me. It is, but I'm not picking church because of business. I wanna know about experiences with Rotary, Lyons,etc.

Also, I wanna help out local Boy Scout troops. I'm an Eagle (highest rank), but it seems weird to join w/o a son in the group....i.e., creeper. Thoughts?

[while1]

Zero.  That's for old people.

[CrAz3D]

Old people have money........ :o Where I live, young people only have money if they deal drugs, guns, or people (and I don't want their business).