Hi Mimi,

I am going out on a limb here, but I would say that we are all reasonable
people willing to work with individuals on a case by case basis. If you are
seriously interested, please message me privately, and I will work on some
options for you. Thanks for asking!

~Saj Zappitello

On Sun, Jun 16, 2013 at 1:32 PM, Mimi Jasek <[email protected]> wrote:

> Ouch! I could have gotten this for $300 about a year and a half ago, but
> that was a one time chunk of change for us.
>
> Are there any plans to provide a payment plan of any kind for those who
> can not afford this but might want to be a life member. This type of cost
> as a lump sum closes out a lot of folks, just like the NSS life membership
> cost. Not everyone lives on credit these days.
>
> Living on a budget.
>
> Mimi Jasek
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jun 16, 2013, at 1:15 PM, Saj Zappitello <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Howdy Cavers!
>
> Urgent news is that the TCMA life membership cost is increasing to $500;
> however, there will be a summer sale from today until July 31 when you can
> still purchase a life membership for $400. This decision was made because
> we have sold out of the promotional life member survey pouches.
>
> *TCMA Updates for the past two months:*
>
> The TSA Spring Convention was great fun. The annual TCMA fundraising
> auction was a huge success. The presentation on "TCMA - What You Know and
> What You Know Now" was well received and generated good interest and
> support. The members meeting was well attended.
>
> The Robber Baron Cave Open House on April 27 was also very successful.
> Attendance was down a bit from the previous year due to Fiesta happening
> that same weekend; however, the crowd was generous and we raised almost as
> much money as last year. Over 40 volunteers came out to support the event,
> and it was a fun time for all. Organized by preserve manager Joe Mitchell.
>
> A Rolling Oaks Preserve work day also occurred in April. The 14
> volunteers who came out for the work day loaded up and hauled out off a
> huge trash pile dug out of Niche Cave last fall and removed several large
> rocks from Niche Cave. Organized by preserve manager Ellie Watson.
>
> The Board of Directors met in Austin yesterday, and they are hard at work
> making policy decisions to keep the TCMA current and professional. Owning
> and managing cave preserves with your support!
>
> *Cave Trips*
> If you are interested in trips to our cave preserves, please contact your
> local grotto, as trips occur regularly to some of our preserves, including
> Whirlpool Preserve, Robber Baron Preserve, and Deep & Punkin Preserve.
>  Thanks for your support of Texas Caves!
> Find out more at www.tcmacaves.org.
>
>

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