Member Directory 2.0
Rich member profiles, business offers, and event listings—not just cards.
People helping people, powered by modern tools.
A fellow Eagle
I’m Michael Rutherford.
I know this Aerie’s heart: the missions, the fundraisers, the fish frys, the bands. I’ve seen what happens when good people show up for one another—and I believe the right tools can help that good work travel further.
Today I’m building technology and human coaching for organizations like ours. Not technology for its own sake—practical systems that help people communicate, organize, and keep momentum moving.
This isn’t a vendor pitch. It’s one Eagle bringing an idea home.
What I see
Anita Yoder built us a good website and keeps it going. The new member directory is a start—business cards that connect to members’ websites.
Now imagine if that directory helped the Aerie create real activity, not just display information.
A directory that helps members find one another, support local businesses, discover events, volunteer, book, and stay connected to Aerie life.
What we can build together
Built by students in our student pathway—real work, real pay, real coaching.
Rich member profiles, business offers, and event listings—not just cards.
Fundraiser blasts, event reminders, and meeting notices by text and email.
Post-event surveys and member satisfaction tools that help us hear the Aerie’s voice.
Simple coordination for hall rentals, event signups, and volunteer shifts.
Clear ownership of volunteer roles and fundraiser tasks—without the phone tree.
A dedicated spotlight
These women are operators. They run the fundraisers, fill the hall, feed the community, and carry the mission—day in and day out, year after year. Much of it still moves through clipboards, phone trees, and sheer willpower. Their work deserves modern tools built around the way they actually lead.
Fundraiser results, donation tracking, and attendance in clean reports—no more shoebox math.
Member rosters, dues, and volunteer hours kept together in one clear place.
Event promotion, flyers, and social posts built for the Auxiliary by students.
Donor lists, thank-yous, and thoughtful follow-up, so no giver is ever forgotten.
Event RSVPs, volunteer shifts, and the hall calendar, so everyone knows where to be.
A real online home for the Auxiliary’s work, service, events, and wins.
We sit with the women who do the work, learn how they operate, and build around it—with students doing the building as paid, coached work.
Built by students. Guided by coaches.
Local students do the build-out as paid, coached work. They learn how to listen, scope, communicate, and deliver. The Aerie gains a digital engine; students gain skills and pay.
The bigger picture
What works here can serve any member-led organization that needs momentum, structure, and consistent engagement.
A natural bridge to young people learning broadcasting, communication, promotion, and community service.
A community music mission where local events, student development, and stronger organizations meet.
The practical technology and coaching layer that helps every partner follow through.
The ask
Let’s sit down, listen to what the Aerie needs, and scope what would actually help. No cost to explore. No obligation.
Library · Every door, labeled
Each door below says what you'll find behind it. Open them in a new tab, read at your pace, and come back — this page is your map.
The Story
The apprentice becomes the mentor — Michael's own pathway, told in full.
The Story
The history behind the story — the years, the work, and the receipts.
For Schools
The onboarding packet for the instructor's seat — how the school pathway is carried into a building.
The One Door
The house's one signup door — join as an affiliate and start the walk.