Seacoast Newcomers Club

Welcome

*** Seacoast Newcomers Club Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic ***

The health and safety of our members, families and the greater Seacoast community is paramount.

As we begin to offer some in-person club activities, we ask members to follow CDC and

State requirements and guidelines when participating in these activities.

About Us

Now in its 50th year, Seacoast Newcomers Club (SNC) offers its members the opportunity to make new friends, share common interests, and participate in a wide variety of social, educational, and philanthropic activities.

Our 250+ members live on the New Hampshire Seacoast, southern coast of Maine or the northeast coast of Massachusetts, which we collectively call the Seacoast area.

We are a member-run organization. We encourage all members to assist in ways small and not so small- from helping with refreshments, to organizing a Special Interest Group, to taking on one-time event tasks or to taking on one of our 10+ Board positions.

Who Can Join Us?

Whether you are new to the Seacoast area or are a long-time resident, we welcome women who are looking to enjoy new friendships while sharing favorite interests and nurturing new ones.

Once you have joined SNC, you are welcome to stay a member for as long as you desire. We have several 15+ year members, as well as many new members.

Membership Benefits

As a Seacoast Newcomers Club member, you can:

Access the Members Only area of this website, which contains information about club activities and events, other local organizations, Seacoast area resources, and access to our Member Directory.
Participate in special programs, luncheons, coffees and any of the 20+ Special Interest Groups (SIGs), as desired.
Download a free App to your smartphone and take the member directory, event calendar and other SNC information with you.
Support our designated Community Service non-profit organization through optional raffles and by a portion of your annual club dues.

Our Club Stories

Our members join SNC for a variety of reasons. Here are a few of our stories:

	I joined SNC when I moved to the Seacoast area 20+ years ago. It was a great way to make new friends. Later I served in multiple board positions, including President of SNC. Today, I participate in several Special Interest Groups, where I spend time with long-term friends and enjoy meeting new members.
	Our family relocated to the Seacoast area in 2017. I joined SNC and found activities that I could do in the morning and evening that fit within my work schedule.
	After living in the Seacoast area for many years, I retired from a very busy professional career. One of my neighbors recommended that I join SNC. Since joining, I have participated in some of the fitness-related Special Interest Groups. Also, my husband and I joined the Wine Tasting Special Interest Group. SNC has been a great way to make new friends and share my knowledge of the Seacoast area with those who are new to the area.

Join Us Now

Would you like more information?

Come and meet SNC members at our next scheduled Coffee in September. For additional information, contact our membership team at membership@seacoastnewcomersclub.com

Review our Frequently Asked Questions or

Send an email to: membership@seacoastnewcomersclub.com

What are the dues?

Dues are $30 for our club year July 1-June 30.
For new members joining between January and June, dues are $15.

Ready to join?

Print and complete this membership form.
Mail with your check to the address on the form. Hope to meet you soon!

Community Service

Each year we designate a local non-profit organization as our Community Service. This year, we are supporting End 68 Hours of Hunger, which "puts nourishing food in the hands of school children to carry them through the weekend." End 68 Hours of Hunger serves over 34 New Hampshire communities.

A portion of the annual membership dues, as well as, monies raised through club raffles are donated to the charity. During the past two years, our members have donated very generously to our designated charity, which was Community Toolbox. Community Toolbox is a non-profit Fix-It program that makes small home repairs for neighbors in need.

Members Enjoying Club Activities

Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

Through our SIGs, we offer a wide range of activities, which give our members opportunities to meet during the day or evening for crafts, games, social or outdoor activities. Some events include spouses or partners.

Baking & Cooking:	Cooking with International Flair	Dining Out:	Breakfast Buddies
	Culinary Capers		Let’s Do Lunch
Beer & Wine:	Brew Pub Club*	Discussion Group:	Book Club – A World of Stories
	Wine Tasting*		Chick Chat
Cards & Games:	American Mah Jongg		Travelogue*
	Bunco Monday Evening	Fitness & Sports:	Aerobic Walking
	Canasta		Cross Country Skiing
	Cribbage		Downhill Skiing
	Low Key Bridge		Golf
	Stud Club*		Kayaking
			Walking in Exeter
Crafts:	Fabrics and Fibers

*Includes spouses or partners