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A merican Pilgrims is a national organization and is eager to encourage and support local or regional groups that wish to form local chapters. You can check the individual chapter pages linked below and the Local and Regional Events page for event dates and information.


Local Chapters

  Boston, Massachusetts Colorado Front Range  
  New York Pilgrims (New York City, New York) Old Pueblo (Tucson, Arizona)  
  Western North Carolina Valley of the Sun (Phoenix, Arizona)  
  Atlanta, Georgia Southern California  
  Orlando, Florida Northern California  
  South Florida Portlandia (Portland, Oregon)  
  Chicago, Illinois Puget Sound  
  Texas Gulf Coast  

US map South Florida local chapter Puget Sound local chapter Northern California local chapter Portlandia local chapter Southern California local chapter Texas Gulf Coast local chapter Boston local chapter Orlando Area local chapter Valley of the Sun (Phoenix) local chapter Colorado Front Range local chapter Atlanta, Georgia local chapter Ashville, North Carolina local chapter Old Pueblo (Tucson) chapter Chicago local chapter New York City local chapter


Forming a Local Chapter of American Pilgrims on the Camino

After returning home from a pilgrimage on the Camino, people often want to connect with others who have had a similar experience. The difficulty can lie in finding other peregrinos and in deciding on an activity. Most local groups start small: activities might begin with something as simple as meeting for coffee, a potluck, a walk, or visiting a Spanish restaurant. Some regional groups have had slide shows at an outdoor store or meetings to help new pilgrims learn about the Camino.

American Pilgrims encourages local groups to form chapters. If you have a group that is meeting for Camino-related activities then you've already taken the first step toward becoming a formally recognized local chapter of American Pilgrims.

Individuals who have already started other local chapters of American Pilgrims are always generous in offering support and ideas.

The American Pilgrims' process for applying for chapter status is straightforward. The organizer(s) should first contact the local chapter liaison of the Board of Directors who will then reply with guidance as to the next steps. The local group chooses two coordinators who will sign the American Pilgrims' chapter charter, will agree to notify American Pilgrims before holding activities and will provide an annual report of activities. Officially chartered chapters are provided liability insurance coverage by American Pilgrims for recognized activities.

For more information contact the local chapter liaison of the American Pilgrims' Board of Directors at chapters@americanpilgrims.com.

Rev 05/11/13
 
 

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