Political Action Honor Society: What is PAHS?

Earlier this year, your HBAL leadership team put together a strategic plan to assist us in becoming much more involved in political activity in order to influence positive change in Lincoln. My primary assignment was to develop a program to recognize political involvement by the HBAL membership. At the August Board of Directors meeting, HBAL's newly-formed Political Action Honor Society (PAHS) was approved unanimously.
 
Click here for a copy of the PAHS form. It is imperative that we get our membership involved in political affairs on the local level.
 
Please take time to read through and fill out the PAHS form as soon as possible. Be honest with yourself in listing the points you have earned thus far. Involvement in membership activity is capped at a maximum of 50 points, so you must also earn a minimum of 50 points in the listed political activity as well. A number of fundraisers are under way at this time and will be ongoing into next spring's city elections. Contributing to HOMEPAC or HBAL's Education and Issues Fund is a quick and easy way to earn necessary points if you are short of the 100 points needed to qualify.
 
You have until December 15 to earn the required 100 points in order to qualify based on your activity this year. Send your completed form to the HBAL office as soon as you have achieved the necessary points. At January's Installation ceremony, you'll be recognized for your activity, and in succeeding years you will be recognized for continuous years of involvement. Don't miss out on this opportunity to become a charter member of PAHS.
 
By all of us working together and qualifying for this prestigious Political Action Honor Society this year, and every year hereafter, we'll reap the benefits of successfully turning things around and once again enjoy a vigorous and prosperous building industry in the greater Lincoln area. Thank you in advance for all who participate in this necessary effort. Please call me at 310-6328 if you have any questions about PAHS.