​Membership in Action

​HAAQG membership is more than attending a monthly meeting. Members can learn new skills, share their work, take part in community projects, volunteer at Quilt Spectrum, join small groups, and help shape guild programs.
​There is no single way to be involved. Some members enjoy programs and Show & Tell, while others take classes, serve on a committee, help with a project, or step into a leadership role.

​Learn

​Programs, workshops, mentoring, Block of the Month, and library resources help members build skills, try new techniques, and continue learning.

​Create

​Classes, challenges, Show & Tell, Quilt Spectrum entries, and small groups give members opportunities to create, share, and be inspired by one another.

​Connect

​Monthly meetings, member events, social media, retreats, trips, and small groups bring quilters together in a welcoming and supportive community.

​Find Your Place

​You do not need to chair a committee or make a major time commitment to contribute to HAAQG. There are many ways to participate:
  • Help at one guild meeting
  • Bring an item for a community project
  • Volunteer for a shift at Quilt Spectrum
  • Assist with setup or hospitality
  • Share a quilting skill
  • Help with social media or publicity
  • Serve on a short-term project team
  • Join a committee
  • Consider a future leadership role

​How the Guild Works

​Hands All Around Quilt Guild is a member-led organization. An elected Executive Board provides overall leadership, while committees and project teams carry out much of the guild’s programming, education, service, and Quilt Spectrum activities.

​Executive Board

​President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Past President

​Standing Committees

​Ongoing areas such as Membership, Programs, Community Projects, Mentoring, Library, Newsletter, and others

​Projects & Special Events

​Quilt Spectrum, raffle quilt, retreats, trips, and other time-limited guild activities

​Guild Governance & Policies

​HAAQG is a member-led organization guided by its bylaws, elected leadership, committee structure, and adopted policies.

​Interested in Helping Lead HAAQG?

​Guild leadership grows from members who are willing to share their skills, ideas, and time. Opportunities range from helping with a single activity to serving on a committee, coordinating a project, or holding an elected position.
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You do not need previous guild leadership experience to get involved.