Family Membership Program FAQ
How do the Family Membership Program dues work?
Family members must live in the same household and be members of the same club. The first family member (head of household) pays full international dues, and up to four additional family members pay only half the international dues. All family members pay the one-time entrance fee. This guide will help you calculate your charter and membership costs.
Can a life member be part of a family unit?
Yes. When certifying a family unit, the Life Member should be listed as the head of household.
Can young children be part of a family unit?
Formal membership is limited to individuals who are above the age of majority. Clubs are encouraged to allow children to volunteer in age-appropriate activities and sponsor a Leo club.
How does my family get certified as a family unit?
The club secretary must complete the Family Unit Certification Form and submit it with the Monthly Membership Report (MMR), or submit the certification on MyLCI. Complete certification for charter members on the Report of Charter Members form. Recertification is only necessary when there is a change of address or membership status.
