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Reports, reports...

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By Lion Kathy D.
It's almost the end of the month which means report time for Lion secretaries!

The first report is the Web Monthly Membership Report or the WMMR.  The second is the LCI Activity Report and the 3rd is the District 39W Monthly Report.  All should be completed by the last day of the month, but if you miss that date, you can still do them, they are just...late. 

The most important report is probably the Monthly Membership Report.  This is where you report your new members to LCI.  (Oh, and the dropped members, too, but let's not have any of those!)  It's important to get your members on and off the roll in a timely manner.  It affects billing, District numbers, and your members themselves.  And, even if you don't have any changes in membership for the month, you still make the report!  That's probably the easiest thing to forget!

Here are the steps to do the WMMR:

  1. Go to the "Submit Reports" page on the LCI website.
  2. Click the big Lions logo.
  3. On the left hand side of the page, you'll see the WMMR Instruction Guide.  Follow the steps in this guide (it's got pictures!)
  4. To log in, used your member number.  If you were an officer last year, the same password will work.  If you're new, follow the steps for registration (There's a link just below the login). 
If you forget to do it by the last day of the month, you can still select the previous month from the drop down list.  It would be a good time right now to put this on your calendar or set a reminder on your phone or whatever works for you so you don't forget to log in to LCI sometime around the end of the month.  I think I'll put it on my Google calendar right now!

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