What are the Yosef Club requirements for entrance?

First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin, then shalt thou count to three, no more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out. Once the number three, being the third number, be reached then lobbest thou thy Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch towards thy rivals of your choosing, who being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it.

appmaj wrote:What are the Yosef Club requirements for entrance?

Methinks you're probably eligible for the Young Alumni Program; which I believe gives you a break on your first few years of giving.

Regular entry level is $100.00 There's a campaign for 110% giving which would make it $110.00. There's also a "Friends of Yosef" designation for donations < $100.

Here's the brochure.

http://issuu.com/goasu/docs/yosef_club_ ... M_ID=21500

Saint3333 or DaphneUrquhart need to fill you in on the fine details.

Young Alum program offers double Yosef Points for donations made in the first five years following graduation. It's a great program and a great idea for gifts from parents for their recent grads.

Yosef Clubroom benefits are the same for basketball and football. If you got a little key card gizmo with football, it works to get you into the hospitality "room" for basketball as well.

The Yosef Club is happy to receive donations of any size. If everyone does something, then no one has to do everything.

Don't know about a 3,333 Club but that sounds like a great name for something in Boone!

DaphneUrquhart wrote:Young Alum program offers double Yosef Points for donations made in the first five years following graduation. It's a great program and a great idea for gifts from parents for their recent grads.

Yosef Clubroom benefits are the same for basketball and football. If you got a little key card gizmo with football, it works to get you into the hospitality "room" for basketball as well.

The Yosef Club is happy to receive donations of any size. If everyone does something, then no one has to do everything.

Don't know about a 3,333 Club but that sounds like a great name for something in Boone!

Well done! Thanx!

I joined the 3,333 club one late September weekend my freshman year. What a night.

Wait, what?

I knew a girl or two who were probably members of the 3,333 club...

AppinVA wrote:I joined the 3,333 club one late September weekend my freshman year. What a night.

Wait, what?

I renew every year.

asu66 wrote:

appmaj wrote:What are the Yosef Club requirements for entrance?

Methinks you're probably eligible for the Young Alumni Program; which I believe gives you a break on your first few years of giving.

Regular entry level is $100.00 There's a campaign for 110% giving which would make it $110.00. There's also a "Friends of Yosef" designation for donations < $100.

Here's the brochure.

http://issuu.com/goasu/docs/yosef_club_ ... M_ID=21500

Saint3333 or DaphneUrquhart need to fill you in on the fine details.

I am beyond the young alumni program by 5 years or so but, my company does match my gift so that should help.

DaphneUrquhart wrote:Young Alum program offers double Yosef Points for donations made in the first five years following graduation. It's a great program and a great idea for gifts from parents for their recent grads.

Yosef Clubroom benefits are the same for basketball and football. If you got a little key card gizmo with football, it works to get you into the hospitality "room" for basketball as well.

The Yosef Club is happy to receive donations of any size. If everyone does something, then no one has to do everything.

Don't know about a 3,333 Club but that sounds like a great name for something in Boone!

The 3,333 Club is behind the basket nearest the visiting bench. Can be seen in the photos here:
http://www.stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/ ... 695/images

Thanks for the info. Makes sense now.

Give $500 dollars and use the company match to make $1000.

In case you're interested, here's a chart of the various levels and benefits: http://www.appstatesports.com/ViewArtic ... =209369179

huskie3 wrote:

AppinVA wrote:I joined the 3,333 club one late September weekend my freshman year. What a night.

Wait, what?

I renew every year.

I reup also.

I joined the 3,333 club one late September weekend my freshman year. What a night.

Wait, what?


Me too, but I was so nervous,..Gee, I was all alone.