Connect with other Moms of multiples, make lifelong friends.

Dues:

Annual dues are $16 which includes our monthly newsletter, membership to the Indiana Federation of Twins Club (IFMOTC) and the quarterly receipt of the state newsletter TWINDIANA.

Guests may attend for two months before deciding to join. Members who join halfway through the year will have a discounted membership. Dues are collected each June for the following year.

Publications:

Members will receive our newsletter, Mix & Match, every month as well as the state quarterly newsletter.

Meetings:

Meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7pm in the homes of our members. We have social time at 6:30pm. Our meetings are focused on support and friendship, a place to share joys, sorrows, frustrations and hopes. All members are invited to lend their creative input in planning future club activities. Meetings are typically just for mothers, although infants do come at times, if needed.

Special Events:

We plan several events throughout the year. We have family outings such as picnics, camping  and swimming, couples night out, Mom's night out, holiday shopping sprees, craft night, just to name a few.

Fundraising:

Each year MOTC raises money to donate to a charity designated by our club.

Service Project:

In addition to assisting our members, MOTC has periodic service projects that members of the club work together on (i.e. homeless shelters, families in need, nursing homes, etc.) These projects are accomplished through our fundraising efforts. Our primary fundraisers are the Ball State University home football and basketball concession stands.

Secret Pals:

Our club has a voluntary Secret Pal program that  runs year-to-year. This is a fun way to surprise a member throughout the year with little treats. Secret Pals for the previous year are revealed and new Secret Pals for the upcoming year are chosen at our annual holiday party.

Mother of the Year:

Our Mother of the Year dinner is held each May at an area restaurant to honor a special mom who was chosen as an outstanding mother by her fellow peers.