Club Board of Directors
Who are the club officers and board members
Estes Park Newcomers Club Bylaws
How the club is organized and operated
Estes Park Newcomers Policies
The EPNC defines policies and procedures to guide and standardize certain activities within the basic framework of the EPNC Bylaws. These procedures are living documents and will be updated and provided to the membership once the EPNC Board has approved any changes.
Cancellation, No Show And Refund Policy Sept 2023
Communications Policy Oct 2023
Liability Waiver Form Policy Sept 2023
Membership Renewal Policy Oct 2023
Non Member Participation In Club Activities And Events Policy Sept 2023
Online Payment Policy Sept 2023
Policy Establishing The Club Terms Of Membership Oct 2023
Policy For Approving Of Additional Expenditures After A Board Vote Oct 2023
Policy On Interest Group Leaders Responsibilities Oct 2023
Reinstatement Of Former Policy Guidelines Sept 2023
Financial Accounting Policies April 2024
Electronic Voting and Proxy Voting Policy May 2024.pdf
Club History and Mission
- The first meeting of the Newcomers Club was held in March of 1965, with 17 women participating.
- The club was “organized by and for the new women of Estes Park" and sought to establish “new friendships, varied interests, and pleasant social contact” among those women.
- The club remained a women’s social club until 1995 when the first man was recognized as a member of the club.
- The first male president was elected in 2018.
- Membership has grown from 17 to over 200 members as of 2022.
- Throughout the decades the Club has maintained a focus on monthly social functions, education about the community, physical well being through exercise, volunteerism and community service.
Marge Hintz and Thelma Lofquist - the first two Newcomers Presidents in 1965 and 1966