You have the opportunity to create specific groups of members to email, effectively giving you the ability to organise your own sets of mailing lists. Product Purchasers: You can select a set of recipients based on them having bought a specific product.

Communication Group: These are custom groups you can create.Interested Members: People who have registered interest to your group but not yet bought a membership (These members are stored for 30 days before being deleted).By default, the Activity Dashboard gives you a selection of automatically generated mailing lists. Better yet, if you’re after an email that’s a bit more designed you can first create one using our Email Builder.įirst of all you must decide who you want to send to. You can learn about Great Lakes swim risk levels at /greatlakes/beachhazards (National Weather Service).Keeping in regular contact with your members is key to a successful student group and it’s something that can be done easily using the Activity Dashboard. Check local weather reports and lake conditions before and during your beach trip.Some state parks along the Great Lakes have life jacket loaner stations available.During certain weather conditions, the force of water and waves crashing over the surface can easily wash someone off a structure.Never jump off or swim near piers and breakwalls because extremely dangerous structural currents can form along shoreline structures.At Holland and Grand Haven state parks, use the nearest red zone number boards (located on the beach) to help relay your location as accurately as possible. In an emergency, immediately call 911.Avoid entering the water if possible and, if you must go, wear a life jacket. If you see someone in trouble, call for help and throw the lifesaving device or anything else that floats.Keep close watch of children: Stay within arm's reach and have them wear a U.S.

Coast Guard-approved life jackets, especially for new and inexperienced swimmers.

Never swim alone, always keep close watch over children and bring U.S.

Push the red button at your own risk