Membership
Join the Fraser Valley Croquet Society as a member club or participate through our programs
The Fraser Valley Croquet Society operates as a regional umbrella organization for croquet in the Fraser Valley. Our membership structure is designed to support clubs, programs, and community initiatives throughout the region.
Club Membership
Local croquet clubs can join FVCS as member organizations, gaining access to regional coordination, resources, and connections to Croquet Canada.
Benefits Include:
- Affiliation with registered BC society
- Connection to Croquet Canada through FVCS
- Regional coordination and support
- Shared resources and best practices
- Collective advocacy with municipalities
- Access to FVCS organizational structure
Program Membership
Community recreation programs, instructional courses, and organized croquet activities can operate as member programs under the FVCS structure.
Benefits Include:
- Operate under registered society
- Use of FVCS credentials for applications
- Insurance and liability support
- Access to equipment and resources
- Connection to established clubs
- Professional organizational backing
Individual Participation
Individuals interested in croquet can participate through our member clubs and programs. FVCS serves as the regional connector to croquet opportunities.
Ways to Participate:
- Join a member club (e.g., Abbotsford Croquet Club)
- Enroll in recreation programs
- Attend community croquet events
- Learn the sport through instruction
- Connect with regional croquet community
- Access to Croquet Canada resources
Current Member Organizations
Abbotsford Croquet Club
Member Club
Established croquet club operating at Mill Lake Park in Abbotsford. Offers regular play sessions, instruction, and community engagement.
Location: Mill Lake Park, Abbotsford, BC
Schedule: Tuesday & Thursday evenings
Website: abbotsfordcroquet.com
Recreation Programs
Member Programs
Community croquet instruction and recreational programs operating in partnership with municipal recreation departments throughout the Fraser Valley.
Locations: Mission, Abbotsford
Format: Instructional courses, community programs
More Information: View Programs
How to Join FVCS
Contact Us
Reach out to discuss your interest in FVCS membership. We welcome inquiries from clubs, programs, and community organizations.
Review Structure
We'll discuss how FVCS membership aligns with your organization's needs and the benefits of regional affiliation.
Establish Membership
Complete membership formalization, including any necessary documentation and coordination with existing FVCS structure.
Begin Operations
Start operating as an FVCS member organization with full access to resources, support, and regional coordination.
Membership Criteria
For Clubs
- Operate in the Fraser Valley region
- Promote croquet in accordance with Croquet Canada standards
- Maintain appropriate insurance and safety standards
- Commit to community engagement and sport development
- Align with FVCS mission and values
For Programs
- Provide croquet instruction or organized play
- Serve Fraser Valley communities
- Meet appropriate safety and quality standards
- Support participant development and enjoyment
- Coordinate with FVCS regional activities
Organizational Values
- Commitment to sport excellence
- Inclusive and welcoming environment
- Community engagement focus
- Professional and accountable operations
- Collaborative regional approach
Membership Questions
What is the difference between FVCS and member clubs?
Fraser Valley Croquet Society is the regional umbrella organization - a registered BC society. Member clubs are local organizations that operate under FVCS, gaining regional coordination, Croquet Canada connection, and organizational support.
Can individuals become members of FVCS?
FVCS membership is primarily for clubs and programs. Individuals participate in croquet through member clubs (like Abbotsford Croquet Club) or member programs (like recreation courses).
What are membership fees?
Membership structure and fees are determined based on the nature of the club or program. Contact us to discuss specific arrangements for your organization.
How does FVCS relate to Croquet Canada?
FVCS is a member organization of Croquet Canada. Our member clubs benefit from this connection, gaining access to national resources, standards, and the broader Canadian croquet community.
Can we start a new croquet club under FVCS?
Absolutely! FVCS welcomes new clubs throughout the Fraser Valley. We can provide guidance, organizational support, and connection to the regional croquet community.
Ready to Join?
Contact Fraser Valley Croquet Society to discuss membership opportunities for your club or program.
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