The Beekeepers of Indiana

"The Official Organization for All Indiana Beekeepers"

A 501(c)(3) organization

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Membership

Why Should You Join The Beekeepers of Indiana (TBoI)?

As a new Full member you will:

Receive Quarterly Newsletters.
Receive a Membership Roster with over 1,900 members.
Lower fees for TBoI events.
"Complex Life of the Honey Bee" by Purdue
Vote for Board Members at the Fall Meeting.
     TBD
Early notice of Bee School with renowned national bee expert speakers.
Indiana State Fair
     Sell your honey at the TBoI booth
     Make money for your local club
     Work the booth in exchange for a ticket to the Fair
Access to Statewide Field Clinics dates and locations.
Name on Swarm Call List on the website.
Name on Cut Out List on the website.
Name on Local Honey for sale list on the website.
Availability to the Young Beekeepers award.
Availability to our Jump Starter Program.

What You Give Back?

As a new member your dues:

Help fund the State Programs that TBoI supports.
Help TBoI support the local clubs with advice and speakers.
Help support this website which is available to all beekeepers.

Every beekeeper has some effect on the other beekeepers around them. If other beekeepers bees are weak and sick then that can make mine weak or sick. Personally I'm interested in helping others and that helps me. Being a part of TBoI, helps you to be well informed and represented on a state level as well as nationally if possible. We need to get other beekeepers to see the big picture and get them to understand they are helping others as well as themselves." by Jim Owen, Past Director IBA

Join the mainstream of Indiana beekeepers by joining The Beekeepers of Indiana "The Official Organization for All Indiana Beekeepers" now!

Next Event:

February 24, 2024 Indiana Bee School XXII

Classes of Membership

There will be two (2) classes of membership for the purpose of association bylaws. (This is different from categories for payment of dues.)

Full (voting) – Full members have all the duties and rights of membership.
Affiliate (non-voting) – Affiliate members have limited rights in that they are not entitled to vote at membership meetings, nor may they serve on the Board of Directors. Affiliate membership will be available to businesses, nonprofits, universities and other institutions that wish to support the Association and whose interests align with those of the Association.

Definition of Memberships

Family membership is for two adults and their children 15 and under residing in the same household regardless of last name.

A family LIFE membership consists of 2 adults living in the same household. The membership is for the named adults and is not transferable. Should one of the adults move, the membership stays with the current address and will revert to an individual membership.

How to join The Beekeepers of Indiana

There are two ways you can join: mail or online. For more information about joining, call Robert Duffy at 317-726-6122 or email tboi.treasurer@aol.com. If you are attending an event, you may sign up on the event registration tab.

Mail Registration

This form is all you need to get started with your membership in The Beekeepers of Indiana. Print the form and fill it out. Mail the form with your check or money-order to the address indicated.