Membership

Time to renew your membership dues

See details at bottom of this page.

AWC goes "green"!

AWC decided not to print out the chronicles to prevent unnecessary use of paper; therefore all the members who have emails will receive an online newsletter. For those who still wish to have a hard copy newsletter and who do not have an email address, we will print the information in small quantities. AWC wishes to protect nature’s resources by using modern technology.

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AWC Membership
Dues for 2011/2012 Club Year – DKK 300
Seniors over 70 – DKK 200
(There is a one-time initiation fee of DKK 80)

Payment may be made in the following ways:

At the post office using Giro Number 3023478 (Please remember to fill in your name and address)
By bank transfer/netbank - reg no. 3336 kontor no. 3023478
By cheque payable to American Woman's Club, Copenhagen, Denmark: send to:

AWC
Post box 263
2800 Lyngby

Click here for a printable membership form

Click here for a Word doc to fill in and send online

Joan Oppenheim

AWC membership is open to women and men of all nationalities who enjoy American culture.

All membership information is confidential and may not be given to non-AWC members or used for commercial purposes.

A word from Membership Support, Joan Oppenheim

To receive a copy of this year's membership directory, renew your membership now! In addition to members’ addresses, etc., the directory contains the AWC Constitution, as well as membership information, your executive committee and FAWCO.

In order to keep the directory up-to-date, please send any new information (e.g. telephone number(s), street and/or e-mail address) to
membership@awcdenmark.org or to AWC, Postbox 263, 2800 Lyngby. We will list the new information in the Chronicle so that members can make their own on-going updates.

Also, if you’re leaving Denmark, do let us know. We would like to write a few lines in the Chronicle about you and your new country