Get Involved in KCTC
KCTC is a non-profit, volunteer-based organisation that depends on its members to operate. All members are welcome and encouraged to assist in any way possible. There are two ways to get involved in the club.
The section below tries to answer some basic questions about what it is like to volunteer for the club committee. Alternatively, if you have a specific question about helping out, feel free to email info@kilfeacletennis.ie.
Why should I join a committee at KCTC?
KCTC is run and organised by volunteers that are all club members. Without the support of members on committees, the club cannot operate. Being on a committee also brings with it many positives such as:
How often do the committees meet?
Subcommittees tend to meet as necessary on an ad hoc basis, perhaps about 4/5 times a year in the run-up to an event or the start of a league. Meeting duration will vary depending on what needs to be done but on average meetings last approximately an hour.
I only joined the club recently, am I still eligible to join a committee?
Absolutely, we would be delighted to see new members get involved here in KCTC. One of the biggest advantages of joining any committee is that it is a way to get to know other members. Just to be clear, members of all ages and playing tennis at any level are all very welcome. The more diversity and representation from across all the members on the committee the better.
What kind of tasks might I end up doing if I join a committee?
The tasks can vary hugely but where possible the committee will try to play to people’s strengths and preferences. Some examples might be that:
Can I help without the full commitment of being on a committee?
Yes, of course. You don’t have to be on a committee, you can just give us your name by signing up to the volunteer register above. Feel free to tell us the type of work you think you could help with. Don’t worry if you are unsure as we can suggest activities for you. For example:
All skill sets are welcome.
I want to join a committee, how do I go about it?
In most cases, the best thing to do is to contact a committee member, text the club phone or email the club and a committee member will get in contact with you.