Sample Activities Documentation
Examples of club activities for IRS compliance and member engagement
Monthly Mixer
First Friday monthly
Casual social gathering with food, drinks, and pinball
Pinball 101 Sessions
Every other Saturday
Beginner-friendly learning sessions for new members
Game Night
Third Thursday monthly
Board games and card games alongside pinball
Monthly Championship Tournament
Last Saturday monthly
Main competitive tournament for all skill levels
Newcomer Tournament
Quarterly
Special tournament for members under 6 months
Doubles Tournament
Bi-annually
Team-based tournament with partner play
Machine Maintenance Workshops
Monthly
Learn basic pinball machine care and maintenance
Strategy Sessions
Weekly
Advanced players share techniques and strategies
Pinball History Nights
Bi-monthly
Educational sessions about pinball history and culture
Member Appreciation Night
Quarterly
Special events to celebrate member contributions
Holiday Celebrations
Seasonal
Special events around major holidays
Charity Fundraisers
Annually
Pinball tournaments benefiting local charities
Event Photos
Visual documentation of all activities
- • Group photos showing member participation
- • Activity-specific photos
- • Date and event identification
- • Member consent for photo use
Attendance Records
Track member participation in activities
- • Member names and dates
- • Activity type and duration
- • Participation levels
- • Member feedback and comments
Event Planning
Documentation of event organization
- • Event proposals and approvals
- • Budget and resource allocation
- • Member feedback and suggestions
- • Post-event evaluations
- • Focus on member interests and preferences
- • Ensure activities promote social interaction
- • Maintain records of member participation
- • Collect feedback to improve future events
- • Balance competitive and social activities
- • Include educational and skill-building elements
- • Activities must primarily benefit members
- • Limited public access to maintain private club status
- • Revenue from activities should be member-focused
- • Documentation supports 501(c)(7) requirements
- • Regular review of activity effectiveness
- • Member input guides activity planning