Membership Benefit Programs

GFWC is pleased to provide our members with affinity programs that offer unique opportunities and discounted rates on a variety of services and supplies.

All partnerships are carefully vetted and approved by the GFWC Executive Committee, and we attempt to develop programs that will fill a need of our members or clubs. Our affinity programs are designed to provide you with exclusive offers, which are available as a benefit of belonging to GFWC.

Please contact GFWC at GFWC@GFWC.org or 1-800-443-4392 if you have suggestions for additional programs you would like us to consider.

AH&T Insurance

In our continuing efforts to provide exceptional member benefits, GFWC is pleased to offer three insurance plans through our insurance partner, AH&T Insurance:

Directors & Officers (D&O) Liability Insurance, intended to cover a variety of claims that allege a wrongful act attributable to the management or governance of an organization.

General Liability Insurance, which provides protection in the event of bodily injury or property damage to a third party due to your alleged negligence.

Event Insurance, which allows clubs to insure a single event.

General Liability Insurance premiums start at $300 annually, but may vary based on the number of club members and other special considerations. D&O Liability Insurance premiums are $463.50 annually for all GFWC clubs.

To learn more, visit AH&T Insurance’s website, or contact Amy Miller with AH&T Insurance at 703-554-6269 or amiller@ahtins.com.

GFWC Credit Card

GFWC’s latest membership benefit is the GFWC credit card. This Visa Platinum Rewards Card allows you to earn points for purchases, balance transfers, and interest payments. You can redeem your points for gift cards, travel options with no blackout dates, event tickets, merchandise, and more. There is no annual fee. Even better—you’ll be supporting the Federation each time you make a purchase. In addition, for each new credit card that is used to make a purchase within 90 days, GFWC will receive $50. Open your account today to start accumulating points now.

Apply for the card today, or contact GFWC@GFWC.org for a mail-in application. Be sure to put ‘Affinity Card Application’ in the subject field of your email so we can expedite getting an application back to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is there an annual fee?
No, there is no annual fee.

Q: Is there a rewards program? How does it work?
Yes! Simply use your card for your everyday purchases and receive one point for every dollar spent. You can earn Bonus Rewards points of up to 15 points per dollar when shopping at the participating retailers listed on Rewards.UMB.com. Your earned points will automatically be credited to your Rewards Points account which can be found on your monthly statement.

Q: What can I redeem with my points earned?
You can redeem your points for name-brand merchandise, gift cards, travel, event tickets, and activities. For more information about redemption options, please visit Rewards.UMB.com.

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