[honeychile]

I know that some GLOs have a "junior" alumnae group for the under 35-year-olds, and a "regular" one. Maybe that would work.

My current theory, not just for sorority, but for all activities, is that when you work, have a home & a family, you really only have the quality time for one or maybe two organizations. Needless to say, you pick that organization carefully, if you're a worker-bee like me. I'll pay dues to many groups that I have no intention of giving my time to, but there are groups to which I will gladly serve as an officer.

I agree with whomever said that alumnae need to be "rushed" also. It takes me almost an hour to get to the closest chapter, so when I do get to the chapter, I've already donated at least 3-4 hours of my (scant) time. Please let me know that my efforts are appreciated, and I'll be back more often!