I'm not sure why this gets no attention from the club nor advertisement... but there are other ways to donate as well.  I use amazon simply because of convenience and ability to source things that would be harder to get locally.  If you use amazon smile, you can donate a portion of your spending also to the club.  I've attached my supporting group and it show's as SORBA but when I highlight it it strictly shows it's for THTB.... It's small but I think any donations are/would be appreciated.... Just imagine if of the 4700+ registered users on this board spent $1000 a year at amazon.... 

Using a round figure, (4700*1000) that's $4.7 million dollars/yr.... .5% (.005) of that would be about $23,500 of donations that would be a way for folks who may never even consider trail work for whatever reasons they may have to help the club.  Now factor in other communities that can be reached via advertisement/word of mouth/signage/shop info (every day people/family members/trail runners/walkers/hikers) who just believe in the cause or may want to support a local group....  IMHO, it's free $$ that should get advertised more with so many people spending their time/$$ on Amazon.  The way I see it, I'm already spending time/$$ on Amazon... I might as well make sure that part of my spending goes to something I love... trails... and even better that it can go to the local club.

Obviously the example shown is just hypothetical.  But, even if you dropped the figure down to $100/person it would still equate to $2350 which is still a fair amount and would probably equate to what would be a the same as a significant growth in membership fees.

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got to give my 2cents in here, I work a lot on the weekends and do not have a car so when my wife works on the Saturdays and I happen to have the day off or even on a work day I take advantage of getting out in the woods to do some TW ,trail work, . First I see , mainly at the BYT, what work was done during the weekend then I get a hold of Scott or Josh to see what I can do . I useally just cleanup the trail, even if it walking the whole trail and see if there are things that need love. I fully understand haveing kids and wanting time with your family on weekends . But this goes out to the new riders up an comeing riding the trails, the ones that have no tie downs , the ones who are young . We need to have a meeting with the new riders and let them know about the trail work . If they want to be a part of it or not. You'd be surprised at how many want to but they just want to ride, I get that...but to learn more about just riding they need to learn about how the trail was made and get a little history lesson about the trail. I know half the people we see out there when we say , we are doing trail work on this day they go , thanks keep up the good work. Now I say to them , come an reap the rewards of trail work. You will find and see things you never see while you are riding, a rock, and tree down or even TRASH left, which is a huge issue to me. Anyway that is just my 2 cents ..RAMFB Just Sayin'.

I'm with Josh! Scott should be the one to receive the next BBM award!

I didn't read the whole thread so apologies if a repeat. 
Assuming for a lot of us it's time. Work, family etc come first. Good news is, whether we like it or not, we have entered the generation of corporate work-life balance  and ideals. The city is pushing a bike friendly environment, and big corporate (Wells, BofA, Duke, lowes etc) are pushing both healthy/active  lifestyles and community service. Seems like their is an opportunity to tie it all together and do sponsored events to expand the trail network and promote the sport.