In the Community November 10, 2017

In the Community, November 10, 2017

A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events

From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony:

"Diversity, Unity, and Justice Are at the Heart of ACEH"

ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members work together to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org   Check us out under Groups on Facebook, at ACEH – Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony.  

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 TONIGHT, Fri, Nov 10, 7 pm:  General meeting of Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH): Discussion of community's Big Read book "When the Emperor Was Divine." Facilitated by librarian Abbey Stroop and Erik Parsons of Herrick District Library.  Everyone is welcome.  396-2201. At Holland Museum, 31 West 10^th St, Holland.

 Sat, Nov 11, 11 am:  Big Read event: Author Amy Lee-Tai will read from her children's book "A Place Where the Sunflowers Grow," about a Japanese-American child who finds hope in an internment camp.  At Herrick District Library children's area, 300 S. River.

 Tues, Nov 14, 5:30 reception, 6:45 pm dinner and program:  Dutch-American 2017 Heritage Day.   Speaker: Vincent Willem van Gogh, great-grandson of the painter Vincent Van Gogh's brother, Theo van Gogh.  Reservations at (616) 726-8010 or email info@wmdutch-americanheritage.com   At Pinnacle Center, 3330 Highland Dr, Hudsonville.

 Tues, Nov. 14, 7 pm:  "Watermelons, Nooses, and Straight Razors: Stories from the Jim Crow Museum."  Presentation by Dr. David Pilgrim, founder and director of the Jim Crow Museum at Ferris State University; he will "examine the origins and significance of several long-standing anti-black stories and the caricatures and stereotypes that undergird them." Free, open to the public. www.grpl.org (616) 988-5400.  At Grand Rapids Public Library, downtown main library, 111 Library St, NE, Grand Rapids.

 Wed, Nov 15, 7 pm: "The American DREAMer: From Undocumented to Wall Street and Immigration Advocacy," by Julissa Arce, author, immigration and education advocate;  chair, Ascend Education Fund.  GRCC Diversity Lecture Series XXIII, hosted by GRCC Woodrick Center for Equity and Inclusion.  At Fountain Street Church, 24 Fountain SE, Grand Rapids.

 Thurs, Nov 16, 7 pm to 9 pm: Closing event of The Big Read, showcasing artwork by hundreds of area students; includes projects by Big Read Holland Area artists-in-residence Joel Schoon-Tanis and Barry Elz.  At Holland Armory, 16 West 9^th St.

 Fri, Nov 17, 7 pm:  PFLAG meeting.  For Transgender Day of Remembrance, group will view part of the documentary "The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson."  Gender SAFE (Supporting All For Equality) will meet at from 6 to 7 pm.  At Grace Episcopal Church, 555 Michigan Ave, Holland.            

Thurs, Nov 30, 6 pm:  Interfaith Community Dinner.  Hosted by Interfaith Allies of LEDA, to encourage conversation and connection among people from various traditions over a vegetarian Thai dinner.  $5 suggested donation.  Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/interfaith-community-dinner-tickets-39454931763  At Holland Area Arts Council, 150 East 8^th St, Holland.

 Thurs, Nov 30, 6 pm: World Café Roundtable discussion: "Race Relations during the Vietnam War Era."  Hosted by LEDA and WGVU Public Media, in association with the recent telecast of 'The Vietnam War" on PBS.  Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/round-table-discussion-race-relations-during-the-vietnam-war-era-tickets-39447017090   At LEDA, 665 136^th Ave, Holland. 

 

Jobs and Job Fair

Holland Sentinel employment ads:   www.hollandsentinel.jobs

 Gentex Corporation:  Open interviews for production team members every Wednesday from 7 am to 4 pm at 58 East Riley, Zeeland.  www.gentex.com/careers

 Allegan County:   www.allegancounty.org 

 Center for Women in Transition:  Weekend part-time shelter assistant (Fri, Sat, Sun, 1^st shift, 22-3/4 hrs/wk; includes holidays).  On-call shelter assistants, 2 to 3 positions.  Send resume and cover letter (required) to Shelter Program Manager, Center for Women in Transition, 411 Butternut, Holland 49424. State which position you are applying for.  https://cwitmi.org/about-cwit/job-opportunities/

 City of Grand Rapids:    https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/grandrapids  Website for City of Grand Rapids jobs:  www.grcity.us 

 Grand Rapids Community College:  www.grcc.edu/humanresources/jobs

 Grand Rapids Public Museum:  Event manager, full-time.  Manage facility rentals and event coordination between clients and contracted vendors; bachelor's degree; event management experience.  Gallery guard, part-time.  Security officer, 1^st shift, part-time.  Security officer substitute, part-time. http://www.grpm.org/employment/

 Grand Valley State University:    https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm

 Haworth:  www.Haworth.com/Careers 

 Herman Miller, Inc.:   www.hermanmiller.com  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.

 Herrick District Library.   Assistant Director of library. Must have masters degree in library science, 5 years of supervisory or administrative experience in library work.  https://herrickdl.org/content/jobs-hdl

 Holland Charter Township:   www.hct.holland.mi.us   Code enforcement officer, full-time

 Holland Hospital:   www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.

Holland Public Schools:   Apply online at www.hpsjobs.com

 Hope College:    www.hope.edu/jobs Click on Staff.  

 Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:    www.oaisd.org/jobs

Ottawa County:  https://www.miottawa.org/HRApp/Emp.jsp   Project support specialist, part-time (19.2 hrs/wk at Fillmore Complex).

 Plascore:  www.plascore.com

 Primera Plastics:  www.primera-inc.com

 Spectrum Health:   www.spectrumhealth.org and click on Job Seekers at top of page.

 West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/

 Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs or call (616) 748-3011. ________________________________________________________________________

 Dear Readers of "In the Community":

Many of you are financial supporters of the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony, and you are deeply appreciated.  We're asking if others of you who read, use, forward, or otherwise benefit from this weekly email will also become members of ACEH.  Your dues are needed to help pay for "In the Community," our monthly Newsletter, educational programs, partnerships with other groups, outreach and advocacy, and community social events twice a year.

 It's easy to join!  Here's how:

--You can join at our website http://www.harmonyalliance.org/ via PayPal;

--Or you can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;

--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.

  Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35, two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50, two years); $40 for a nonprofit; and $75 for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, volunteering for the group.  ACEH is a 501c3 organization.  The fiscal year is October 1 – September 30.

 Thank you!

 

 

 

In the Community November 3, 2017

In the Community, November 3, 2017

A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events

From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony:

"Diversity, Unity, and Justice Are at the Heart of ACEH"

ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members work together to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org   Check us out under Groups on Facebook, at ACEH – Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony.  

  The link to information about all Big Read events in the next two weeks is https://hope.edu/offices/big-read/

 TONIGHT, Fri, Nov 3, 7 pm:  Raion Taiko Japanese drumming ensemble performance.  A community Big Read event.  At Dimnent Memorial Chapel, College Ave at 12^th St, Holland.

 Mon, Nov 6, 5:30 pm:  Immigrant Allies.  Discussion, action opportunities for people seeking to advocate for immigrants. www.lighthouseimmigrantadvocates.com/outreach/allies  Open to all. At Herrick District Library, 300 S. River, Holland.

 Mon, Nov 6:    Effective on this day,  the Mexican Consulate in Detroit will be moving to new offices at 1403 East Twelve Mile Rd; Building E, Madison Heights, MI  48071

 Tues, Nov 7, 3 pm: "Who is My Neighbor? Faith, Justice, and Community," led by Dr. David Myers, with  Amy Otis-De Grau, Rev. Dr. Denise Kingdom-Grier. Interactive event with small group discussions about Christians' responses to the Japanese-American internment and parallels between those events and current politics regarding refugees.  At Martha Miller Center Rotunda, Columbia Ave at 10^th St.

 Tues, Nov 7, 6 pm:  Japanese Culture and Educational Dinner.  Japanese and Japanese-American cuisine, and a short presentation on Japanese culture as it pertains to community's Big Read book.  $9 adults, $4.50 children ages 4 to 11, free for kids under 4. Must register;

go to https://hope.edu/offices/big-read/  Click on 2017 Main Events, and scroll down to the dinner.  At Cook Dining Hall, 10^th St between College & Columbia, Holland.

  Wed, No 8: 6:30 pm:  "Policing and the People" discussion on policing practices and community engagement, with panelists.  Hosted by ACLU Western Michigan Local Unit.  At Stevenson Center, Muskegon Community College, 221 Quarterline Rd, Muskegon.

 Thurs, Nov 9, 7 pm: Big Read Keynote Address by author Julie Otsuka; Q&A and book signing.  At Dimnent Memorial Chapel, College Ave at 12^th St.

Fri, Nov 10, 7 pm:  General meeting of Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH): Discussion of community's Big Read book "When the Emperor Was Divine." Facilitated by librarian Abby Stroop of Herrick District Library.  Everyone is welcome.  396-2201. At Holland Museum, 31 West 10^th St, Holland.

 Sat, Nov 11, 11 am:  Big Read event: Author Amy Lee-Tai will read from her children's book "A Place Where the Sunflowers Grow," about a Japanese-American child who finds hope in an internment camp.  At Herrick District Library children's area, 300 S. River.

 Tues, Nov 14, 5:30 reception, 6:45 pm dinner and program:  Dutch-American 2017 Heritage Day.   Speaker: Vincent Willem van Gogh, great-grandson of the painter Vincent Van Gogh's brother, Theo van Gogh.  Reservations at (616) 726-8010 or email info@wmdutch-americanheritage.com   At Pinnacle Center, 3330 Highland Dr, Hudsonville.

 Thurs, Nov 16, 7 pm to 9 pm: Closing event of The Big Read,  showcasing artwork created by hundreds of area students in response to the book; includes projects by Big Read Holland Area artists-in-residence Joel Schoon-Tanis and Barry Elz.  At Holland Armory, 16 West 9^th St., Holland

 Community Opportunity

Community Día de los Muertos Ofrenda, on display now through Wed, Nov 8:  Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a "multi-day Mexican holiday (Oct 31, Nov 1 and 2) of remembrance, celebrated with ofrendas/altars recognizing ancestors." (616) 355-3100.  At Herrick District Library, 300 South River, Holland.

Jobs and Job Fair

Holland Sentinel employment ads:   www.hollandsentinel.jobs

 West Michigan Works!  Hiring Event:   Thursday, Nov 9: 11 am to 2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland.  Early access to veterans at 10 am to 11 am.  14 employers offering 212 jobs (Tyson Foods, Alliance Home Health Care, Michigan Turkey Producers, Elwood Staffing, Metal Flow, Sam's Club, Grace of Douglas, Renewal by Andersen, Allied Universal, Tradesmen International, Arby's, Visionquest, Walcott Farms, Blu Perspective).  Bring several copies of resume. 

 Allegan County:   www.allegancounty.org and click on Job Opportunities. Correction officer; deputy sheriff; janitor; law clerk; medical examiner investigator; project coordinator; public health nurse.

 City of Grand Rapids:    https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/grandrapids  Website for City of Grand Rapids jobs:  www.grcity.us 

 Grand Rapids Community College:  www.grcc.edu/humanresources/jobs

 Grand Valley State University:    https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm

 Haworth:  www.Haworth.com/Careers 

 Herman Miller, Inc.:   www.hermanmiller.com  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.

 Holland Charter Township:   www.hct.holland.mi.us   Code enforcement officer, full-time

 Holland Hospital:   www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.

 Holland Public Schools:   Open interviews on Mon, Nov. 6, and Wed, Nov 8, from 1 pm to 3 pm for special education teacher, classroom assistants, food servers, bus drivers, and before school/lunch playground supervisors.  Substitute positions available for teachers, secretaries, and classroom assistants.  Apply online at www.hpsjobs.com

 Hope College:    www.hope.edu/jobs Click on Staff.  Academic Success Center services assistant, part-time. Hope Summer Repertory Theatre artistic director, part-time, hourly; open until filled.  Upward Bound academic instructors in math and science, for spring term; hours 3:30 to 6 pm on one or more of these days: Tues, Wed, Thurs.

 Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:    www.oaisd.org/jobs

 Ottawa County:  https://www.miottawa.org/HRApp/Emp.jsp   Project support specialist, part-time (19.2 hrs/wk at Fillmore Complex).

 Plascore:  www.plascore.com

 Primera Plastics:  www.primera-inc.com

 Spectrum Health:   www.spectrumhealth.org and click on Job Seekers at top of page.

 West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/

 Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs or call (616) 748-3011. ________________________________________________________________________

 Dear Readers of "In the Community":

Many of you are financial supporters of the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony, and you are deeply appreciated.  We're asking if others of you who read, use, forward, or otherwise benefit from this weekly email will also become members of ACEH.  Your dues are needed to help pay for "In the Community," our monthly Newsletter, educational programs, partnerships with other groups, outreach and advocacy, and community social events twice a year.

 It's easy to join!  Here's how:

--You can join at our website http://www.harmonyalliance.org/ via PayPal;

--Or you can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;

--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.

  Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35, two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50, two years); $40 for a nonprofit; and $75 for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, volunteering for the group.  ACEH is a 501c3 organization.  The fiscal year is October 1 – September 30.

 Thank you!

 

 

In the Community October 17, 2017

In the Community, October 27, 2017

A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events

From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony:

"Diversity, Unity, and Justice Are at the Heart of ACEH"

ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members work together to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org   Check us out under Groups on Facebook, at ACEH – Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony.  

  TODAY, Fri, Oct 27, 6 pm to 7 pm:  Day of the Dead celebration.  Hosted by Hope College Latino Student Organization and Kruizenga Art Museum.  At Kruizenga Art Museum, Columbia Ave at 11^th St, Holland.

 Sun, Oct 29, 1 pm-4:30 pm:  Día de los Muertos Family Day. Day of the Dead altars on display (Oct 28  - Nov 1), live music by Gabriel Estrada III, decorate sugar skulls, face painting, other activities.  Light refreshments.  Sponsored by GR Public Library Foundation.  At Grand Rapids Public Library (main library), 111 Library St, NE, Grand Rapids.

 Sun, Oct 29, 5 pm: Reformation 500:  Protestants and Catholics will gather for "A Celebration of Christian Unity."  Speaker, Dr. John Witvliet, St. Francis de Sales Brass, massed choir from local congregations.  Presider, Rev. Marvin Hoffman.  At Christ Memorial Church, Graafschap Rd and 24^th St, Holland.

 Tues, Oct 31, 11 am-12:30 pm:  March and Rally to support the D.A.C.A. (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program.  Organized by Hope College students to raise awareness of immigration issues and advocate for reform and a clean DREAM Act.  The March will go from Pine Grove in the center of campus to Holland City Hall, where a student and community leaders will speak.  Everyone is welcome.

 Wed, Nov 1, 7 pm:  The Big Read Kick-Off Event.  TED-talk styled evening to put this year's book selection, "When the Emperor Was Divine," into context; with Amy Otis-De Grau, Dr. Wayne Tan, and Dr. Jeanne Petit.  At Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 East 8^th St, Holland.

 Wed, Nov 1, 7 pm:  "Muste in Michigan": Four Hope College alumni discuss "Muste's Michigan and Reformed Church background, his checkered relationship with the college, and his legacy."  Videographer David Schock will talk about his documentary film "Radical for Peace."  Hope alumnus A.J. Muste was an internationally known advocate for peace and justice; he died in 1967.  At Graves Hall, 263 College Ave, Holland.

 Wed, Nov 2, 5 pm-9 pm: 4^th annual Civil Discourse Symposium: "Immigrants and Refugees: Celebrating Our Diversity."  Jack Mangala, Padnos/Sarosik Endowed Professor, will moderate panel of speakers, along with Alan Headbloom, host of TV program "Feel Like You Belong."  A light dinner will start at 5 pm.  RSVP until 5 pm, Oct 28, by going to www.gvsu.edu/siteindex and scrolling down to Civil Discourse.  At Eberhard Center, GVSU Pew Campus, downtown Grand Rapids.

 Thurs, Nov 2, 7 pm:  Know Your Neighbor Series: "Know Your Muslim Neighbor."  Panel discussion.  Hosted by Interfaith Allies.  Event is free, but people are asked to register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/know-your-muslim-neighbor-tickets-38817122057  Space is limited.  At Hope College, Graves Hall, 263 College Ave, Holland.

   Fri, Nov 3, 6:30 pm: 2^nd annual LAUP Gala. Will honor Hope College and Tony Castillo of Milagro Six for contributions and support of LAUP and will highlight LAUP's work in the past year and vision for the coming year.  $75 per person; $500, table of 8. www.laup.org/events  At Laketown Golf & Conference Center, 6069 Blue Star Hwy, Saugatuck.

 Fri, Nov 3, 7 pm:  Raion Taiko Japanese drumming ensemble performance.  A community Big Read event.  At Dimnent Memorial Chapel, College Ave at 12^th St, Holland.

 Mon, Nov 6, 5:30 pm:  Immigrant Allies.  Discussion, action opportunities for people seeking to advocate for immigrants. www.lighthouseimmigrantadvocates.com/outreach/allies  Open to all. At Herrick District Library, 300 S. River, Holland.

 Tues, Nov 7, 6 pm:  Japanese Culture and Educational Dinner.  Japanese and Japanese-American cuisine, and a short presentation on Japanese culture as it pertains to community's Big Read book.  $9 adults, $4.50 children ages 4 to 11, free for kids under 4. Must register; go to https://hope.edu/offices/big-read/  Click on 2017 Main Events, and scroll down to the dinner.  At Cook Dining Hall, 10^th St between College & Columbia, Holland.

  Wed, Nov 8: 6:30 pm:  "Policing and the People" discussion on policing practices and community engagement, with panelists.  Hosted by ACLU Western Michigan Local Unit.  At Stevenson Center, Muskegon Community College, 221 Quarterline Rd, Muskegon.

Fri, Nov 10, 7 pm:  General meeting of Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH): Discussion of community's Big Read book "When the Emperor Was Divine." Facilitated by librarian Abby Stroop of Herrick District Library.  Everyone is welcome.  396-2201. At Holland Museum, 31 West 10^th St, Holland.

 Fri, Nov 10, 8:30 am-4 pm:  Ottawa County Diversity Forum 2017.  Promotes a welcoming community for diverse populations; speakers from government, business, community, faith, education, LGBTQ community.  $10 for non-county employees, includes lunch.  Hosted by Ottawa County Cultural Intelligence Committee.  Register at https://www.miottawa.org/AdminEventReg/displayEvent.action?calEle=0&eventID=30&utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery   At Fillmore Complex, 1220 Fillmore St, West Olive.

 Community Opportunity

Community Día de los Muertos Ofrenda, on display now through Wed, Nov 8:  Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a "multi-day Mexican holiday (Oct 31, Nov 1 and 2) of remembrance, celebrated with ofrendas/altars recognizing ancestors." (616) 355-3100.  At Herrick District Library, 300 South River, Holland.

 Jobs and Job Fair

Holland Sentinel employment ads:   www.hollandsentinel.jobs

 West Michigan Works!  Hiring Event:  Tues, Oct 31, 10 am to 2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland.  Bring copies of resume.

 Gentex Corporation: Fall Career Fest, Wed, Nov 1, 7 am to 4 pm:  Production team members. www.gentex.com/careers.  At Terra Square, 3380 Chicago Dr, Hudsonville.

 Allegan County:   www.allegancounty.org and click on Job Opportunities. Correction officer; deputy sheriff; janitor; law clerk; medical examiner investigator; project coordinator; public health nurse.

 City of Grand Rapids:    https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/grandrapids  Website for City of Grand Rapids jobs:  www.grcity.us 

 Evergreen Commons:    www.evergreencommons.org/join-our-team/ Program assistant for Day Center (24-28/hrs wk, M, W, F 8 am -4 pm).

 Grand Rapids Community College:  www.grcc.edu/humanresources/jobs

 Grand Valley State University:    https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm

 Haworth:  www.Haworth.com/Careers 

 Herma Miller, Inc.:   www.hermanmiller.com  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.

 Holland Charter Township:   www.hct.holland.mi.us   Code enforcement officer, full-time

 Holland Hospital:   www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.

 Holland Public Schools. www.hollandpublicschools.org   Teachers for elementary grades.

 Hope College:    www.hope.edu/jobs Click on Staff.  Academic Success Center services assistant, part-time. Hope Summer Repertory Theatre artistic director, part-time, hourly; open until filled.  Upward Bound academic instructors in math and science, for spring term; hours 3:30 to 6 pm on one or more of these days: Tues, Wed, Thurs.

 Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:    www.oaisd.org/jobs

 Ottawa County:  https://www.miottawa.org/HRApp/Emp.jsp   Project support specialist, part-time (19.2 hrs/wk at Fillmore Complex).

 Ottawa County Road Commission:    www.ottawacorc.com

 Plascore:  www.plascore.com

 Primera Plastics:  www.primera-inc.com

 Resthaven:  Volunteer coordinator, part-time.  Care companion; several other positions.  www.resthaven.org and Click on Careers.

 Spectrum Health:   www.spectrumhealth.org and click on Job Seekers at top of page.

 West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/

 Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs or call (616) 748-3011. ________________________________________________________________________

 Dear Readers of "In the Community":

Many of you are financial supporters of the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony, and you are deeply appreciated.  We're asking if others of you who read, use, forward, or otherwise benefit from this weekly email will also become members of ACEH.  Your dues are needed to help pay for "In the Community," our monthly Newsletter, educational programs, partnerships with other groups, outreach and advocacy, and community social events twice a year.

 It's easy to join!  Here's how:

--You can join at our website http://www.harmonyalliance.org/ via PayPal;

--Or you can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;

--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.

  Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35, two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50, two years); $40 for a nonprofit; and $75 for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, volunteering for the group.  ACEH is a 501c3 organization.  The fiscal year is October 1 – September 30.

 

Thank you!