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What Will Your Society Offer The World – Information Page

This page helps you decide what your society will actually do and how it will serve the world. Your offerings are how you live your philosophies in real life and attract people who share your values.

Main Types of Offerings

Your society can offer:

  • Memberships

    • Monthly or yearly memberships

    • Access to community, education, support, events, or special resources

    • Different levels (basic, premium, VIP, etc.) if you wish

  • Merchandise

    • Clothing, mugs, stickers, books, digital products, art, etc.

    • Items that carry your message, principles, or branding

    • A way for supporters to contribute and represent your cause

  • Programs

    • Courses, workshops, coaching, support groups, advocacy projects, rescue missions, etc.

    • Anything that creates real change or value for your members and community

Choosing Your Society’s Focus

Your society can be built around any cause, principle, or passion that truly matters to you. For example:

  • Saving animals or protecting nature

  • Equal rights and justice

  • Indigenous rights and sovereignty

  • Health, wellness, and healing

  • Education, skills training, or mentorship

  • Your own unique pastime, hobby, or activity

The key is:
Pick something you care deeply about and are willing to stand for long term.

How Your Philosophies Attract Your People

Your philosophies and principles are what will attract others like you:

  • The cause you choose

  • The values you stand on (freedom, responsibility, compassion, honour, etc.)

  • The standards you set for your community

Your society name should reflect these principles so that when people see or hear it, they get a sense of what you stand for and whether they belong with you.

Do Your Research

To design strong offerings that can also generate funding, do some research:

  • Study what entrepreneurs and successful organizations are doing

  • Look at how they:

    • Structure memberships

    • Sell merchandise

    • Design programs and services

    • Communicate their mission and values

  • Notice what works, what you like, and what you want to improve or do differently

Summary – What To Do

  1. Decide what cause, principle, or passion your society will focus on.

  2. Choose what you will offer: memberships, merchandise, programs, or all three.

  3. Make sure your society name and philosophies match your offerings.

  4. Study successful entrepreneurs and organizations to model effective ways to serve people and generate funding.

The clearer you are about what your society offers the world, the easier it will be to attract the right members, supporters, and partners into your sovereign community.

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  1. What are the three main types of offerings a society can provide?
    a) Memberships, merchandise, programs
    b) Loans, investments, stocks
    c) Legal services, insurance, banking
    d) Advertising, consulting, marketing

  2. What can memberships include?
    a) Only physical products
    b) Access to community, education, support, events, or special resources
    c) Only free items
    d) Government benefits

  3. What is the purpose of merchandise in a society?
    a) To generate legal documents
    b) To carry your message, principles, or branding and allow supporters to contribute and represent your cause
    c) To replace memberships
    d) To avoid fundraising

  4. Which of the following is an example of a program your society might offer?
    a) Stock trading
    b) Courses, workshops, coaching, support groups, advocacy projects, rescue missions
    c) Only online games
    d) Tax filing services

  5. What should you consider when choosing your society’s focus?
    a) What is most profitable only
    b) A cause, principle, or passion that truly matters to you and you are willing to stand for long term
    c) What others are doing only
    d) Random popular trends

  6. How do your philosophies and principles affect your society?
    a) They have no impact
    b) They attract people who share your values and help define your community standards
    c) They make fundraising impossible
    d) They confuse potential members

  7. Why should your society name reflect your principles?
    a) To confuse outsiders
    b) So people immediately get a sense of what you stand for and whether they belong
    c) To avoid legal issues
    d) To sound like a corporation

  8. What kind of research is recommended when designing your society’s offerings?
    a) Study unrelated industries
    b) Study what entrepreneurs and successful organizations are doing with memberships, merchandise, programs, and communication
    c) Avoid research and guess
    d) Only ask friends

  9. What is the benefit of being clear about what your society offers the world?
    a) It makes things more complicated
    b) It helps attract the right members, supporters, and partners
    c) It reduces membership
    d) It limits funding options

  10. Which of the following is NOT a suggested focus example for a society?
    a) Saving animals or protecting nature
    b) Equal rights and justice
    c) Stock market speculation
    d) Health, wellness, and healing

Answer Key

  1. a

  2. b

  3. b

  4. b

  5. b

  6. b

  7. b

  8. b

  9. b

  10. c

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