How to get involved
Membership is by personal invitation. Businesses, volunteers and community organisations can support RTD2's work in other ways.
Becoming a member
RTD2 is an invitation-only club. You become a member because a current member knows you and invites you — there is no application form, and meetings are for members and their guests, not open to the public. When an invitation is extended, it usually runs like this.
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A member invites you
It begins with a current member who knows you personally and thinks you'd be a good fit for the table. They raise it with you directly — there is nothing to apply for.
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Come along as a guest
Meetings aren't open to the public, but the member who invited you can bring you along as their guest for an evening to meet the table.
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Meet the table
No pressure on either side. A chance for you to ask questions and for members to get to know you.
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Proposed and inducted
If it feels right on both sides, the member proposes you for membership, the table agrees, and you're formally inducted.
There is no application, and the club can’t invite members of the public to a meeting. The club tends to get to know people through its work — as sponsors, at public fundraisers, or when they bring a project forward.
Not looking to join, but want to help?
Businesses and individuals can support RTD2 without becoming members, through sponsorship, donations, or by proposing a community project for the club to consider.
Already a member?
Sign in to the member portal for your profile, CAP fee balance, regalia and merchandise ordering, and club announcements.