Membership & Boat Storage

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Membership

Everett Rowing Association’s Adult rowing program offers both competitive and recreational rowing and is designed for rowers of all experience levels. If you are looking to learn how to row, we have learn to row opportunities to get you ready to row with ERA! Our current adult rowers are a fun group of parents of our youth program members, former competitive rowers, and those wanting to take on a new challenge! No matter what your interest, you will find fun, fitness and camaraderie at ERA!

Membership benefits

  • Scheduled practice sessions hosted by a dedicated coach

  • Team training plan

  • Access to ERA rowing equipment, facilities, and coached rowing programs

  • Access to Private boat storage

  • Voting privileges at the annual membership meeting

Financial Commitment

Annual Membership Cost: $1800

Members have the option to pay program fees in full or make monthly payments by ACH direct bank transfer, check, cash, or credit card to ERA.

  • Memberships, program, and boat storage fees must be paid in full within 30 days of due date. Statements are sent monthly.

  • Members can help decrease cost to ERA and Program Fees by choosing to pay in full with an ACH Bank Payment or Check. Monthly billing and administrative time plus credit card fees create additional cost.

  • Financial Aid is available for Youth Rowers and families that need additional assistance. Please speak with the ERA Director about details and the application process.

Membership fees

Everett Rowing is a 501©3 non-profit rowing club.  Rowing is an expensive sport with high equipment costs and no state or local government funding (like other school sponsored sports).  Our Rowing Program budgets are composed of fixed costs + coaching fees + fundraising and donations.  Our mission is to make rowing accessible to anyone that wants to row! And our goal is to maintain competitive and cost-effective Programming and Facilities while always prioritizing safety and life skill development. 

You are a member of ERA if you sign up for the Fall or Spring Youth Program, an Annual Adult Program or Annual Boat Storage.  Members must be at least eighteen years of age and have paid the appropriate membership fees and dues.

  • Attend one membership meeting per year (typically January)

  • Be registered for ERA Programming or Boat Storage

  • All members must complete a US Rowing waiver form each calendar year

  • At the beginning of each year, watch the US Rowing Safety Video

  • All members must be familiar with:

    • Everett Rowing’s Bylaws

    • Everett Rowing’s Safety Policy

    • Everett Rowing's Policy

    • ERA Member Handbook

  • All members must provide 6 hours of volunteer service to assist in the preservation and progress of ERA

boat storage

ERA offers small boat storage for singles and doubles which includes independent access to the boat house in addition to voting rights at ERA membership meetings.

Rates

  • Single: $650

  • Double: $750

You will find the ERA Small Boat Storage Policy and Agreement in the Forms & Policies page.


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Volunteer Hours: 
Each Member is encouraged to contribute 6 hours of volunteer service annually for ERA sponsored activities to assist in the maintenance and advancement of the Everett Rowing Association.

Please contact the Director to find out how you can help! Director@everettrowing.com.

  • Facilities: Assist in maintaining & improving the boathouse, associated facilities, and the grounds.

  • Recruiting & Membership: Assist in intra-club communications and recruiting new members.

  • Fundraising: Identify and implement opportunities to help fund new equipment and boathouse operations.

  • Social: Identify and organize social activities for the club!

  • Clothing and Gear: Organize and sell ERA garb!

  • Learn to Coach Program: Assist with Learn to Row and winter training sessions