Naramata Centre Society
The people who keep this place alive.
Naramata Centre is governed by the Naramata Centre Society, a registered charity whose members help shape the direction of this place and ensure it continues to serve people for generations to come. Membership is open to anyone who believes in what Naramata Centre is and what it offers. It costs $20 a year, and it means something.
Membership
Join the Society
Annual Society membership costs $20 and can be purchased online or by phone. Members are invited to vote at the Annual General Meeting and receive updates on the life and direction of Naramata Centre. Membership supports the ongoing mission of the Centre and connects you to a community of people who care deeply about this place.
Purchase MembershipAnnual General Meeting
Saturday, June 20, 2026
The Annual General Meeting will be held on Saturday, June 20, 2026 at 2:00 PM Pacific Time. You may attend in person or online. AGM registration details will be sent to all Society members by email. If you are not yet a member but would like to vote, membership must be purchased at least three months before the AGM date. More details and the meeting package, including agenda and relevant documents, will be sent to all members in advance.
Questions? Contact us at board@naramatacentresociety.org
Nominations close May 10, 2026
Honorary Membership Nominations
Each year at the AGM, the Society recognizes those who have a long-term commitment to Naramata Centre and have been truly extraordinary. If you know someone who deserves this recognition, we would be honoured to hear about them.
Nominations are reviewed with three questions in mind: How long has this person been part of the Centre's life? What have they contributed? And how deeply do their values reflect the mission and vision of Naramata Centre?
Submit a NominationGovernance
Board of Directors
The Naramata Centre Society is governed by a Board of Directors that advances our mission and provides strategic direction to ensure the Centre's long-term sustainability. The Board may include up to 13 members, with at least two under the age of 30. Directors serve three-year terms and may be eligible for one additional term. The Executive Minister of the Pacific Mountain Region, or their appointee, serves as a non-voting ex-officio member.
Board members bring governance expertise, strategic insight, and an entrepreneurial perspective. Professional experience, business knowledge, and community networks all help strengthen the Centre's sustainability and impact. Information about Board nominations and elections is shared each spring in advance of the AGM.