Welcome to the Big Lake Area Jaycees!

FAQ's

Who are the Big Lake Area Jaycees?

The Big Lake Area Jaycees is a not-for-profit, volunteer organization comprised of men and women between the ages of 18 and 41 in the Big Lake Area of Minnesota (USA). We are part of a larger organization, the Minnesota Jaycees, which is a part of the US Jaycees. The term Jaycee is short for Junior Chamber of Commerce.

What's the purpose of the Big Lake Area Jaycees?

We promote leadership training and the development of personal skills for our members through community involvement. Jaycee members develop new skills and enhance existing ones by becoming involved with our many projects. By becoming involved in organizing projects for the community, members have the opportunity to realize hands-on experience that will ultimately sharpen one's leadership and management skills.

What kind of projects do the Big Lake Area Jaycees do?

We currently have been involved in the Rocking Rogers days, the Sherburne County Fair and the Big Lake Festival. We also have run community projects like school supply collections for the school district, ID college and various youth sporting events sanctioned by the Jaycees.

How much time is involved?

The Jaycees is completely voluntary, so you can commit as much time as you want, or are able. Therefore, the Jaycees revolves around your schedule. And remember, most of all, the Jaycees keep everything fun!

Why do people join the Big Lake Area Jaycees?

Wanted to meet new people;
Got tired of going to bars and looking for something else to do;
Interested in getting more involved in the community;
Seeking a unique networking opportunity;
Searching for a cost effective way to learn new skills and gain new experiences.

What can the Big Lake Area Jaycees offer me?

There are many advantages to becoming a member of the Big Lake Area Jaycees. Probably the most positive aspect of becoming a Jaycee is that you will have the opportunity to meet new people and make new friends. Our members come from a very diverse range of professions including accounting, legal, real estate, information technology and many other professions. You can build quite a professional network in the Big Lake Area Jaycees. Another positive aspect of becoming a Jaycee is the leadership and management skills that you will develop from your involvement. This experience can become extremely useful in your personal and professional life.

How do I join the Big Lake Area Jaycees?

If you are interested in joining, then click here.