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In lugnet.announce, James Trobaugh wrote:
> Once again the North Georgia LEGO Train club (NGLTC) will have a summer “club
> house” at the Discover Mills Outlet Mall in Gwinnett county Georgia. Like last
> year we will be occupying an empty store in the mall and filling it with our
> LEGO train layout. We are happy to find out that the mall has offered us a
> location next door to the LEGO Outlet store in the mall.
>
> The NGLTC will move into the “club house” in the begging of June and will hold
> at least three open houses during the summer for the public to be allowed to
> come in and view the layout, run the Rail Racers and play in the kids play area.
>
> Last year we really enjoyed our space in the mall and are looking forward to
> having it once again. If you are in the area this summer please stop by and
> check us out.
We (BayLUG/BayLTC) have talked to malls in our area and run into a brick wall
when they say we need to have $1,000,000 in liability insurance. Since we're
not incorporated or anything, there's no entity to buy such insurance. We've
looked into various kinds of non-profit statuses but have failed to find a
solution that is appropriate to our club and doesn't cost tons of $$$ to set up.
What kind of organization does your club have? Or is the LEGO store providing
an umbrella for you? What about other clubs that have done similar things?
--Bill.
XFUT: lugnet.org since it's not train-specific or location-specific...
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