How do I become a member?
In order to join National Charity League, Inc., women and their daughters must be sponsored by a current NCL, Inc. member in the Chapter she wants to join, who is in good standing, and she must be compatible with the current Chapter membership. Membership requires a commitment of time, service and a financial obligation.
What is the Six-Year Plan?
The Six-Year Plan guides Ticktockers through their NCL experience. The plan provides for philanthropic work, leadership development opportunities and cultural experiences.
What are the hours requirements?
Each Chapter has minimum hour requirements for each year. Additionally, the range of hours is dependent on grade level and membership standing.
What events are required?
Chapter meetings and the Mother/Daughter Tea are required; however, individual Chapters may require attendance at additional activities and events.
What are the financial obligations?
Each Chapter sets fees and dues. In general, there is a one-time entrance fee, annual dues, and other incidentals.
How many members does NCL have?
There are over 38,000 members of NCL and growing monthly.
How many chapters are a part of NCL?
Currently there are 156 Chapters nationwide.
Where are NCL chapters?
For a list of Chapters and a map please click here or go to "Membership".
East Coast Chapters can be found in:
- Connecticut
- Georgia
- Massachussetts
- North Carolina
- Virginia
Mid America and Rocky Mountain Chapters are found in:
- Colorado
- Kansas
- Louisiana
- Missouri
- Texas
- Utah
Western America Chapters can be found in:
- Arizona
- California
- Nevada
- Oregon
- Washington
Does NCL have any political affiliation?
NCL does not have any political affiliation.
May I start a chapter, and how do I do it?
See Membership area and complete and submit the Interest in Starting an NCL Chapter form. NCL, Inc. will determine if a new Chapter is possible in your community. It takes a minimum of 25 dedicated women to form a new Chapter.