Membership

-  Develop personal friendships and gain valuable leadership skills
-  Help people through community service at home and throughout the world
-  Attend District and International conferences and workshops
-  Learn more about the community and its needs, especially in the area of brain-related disorders
-  Network with people who share similar interests
-  Develop new social and business relationships both locally and internationally
-  Make a difference in the lives of the people throughout the world

 -  Aspires to the principles in the Pilot Code of Ethics
-  Attends meetings and projects whenever possible
-  Is an active participant in club decision making
-  Supports decisions made by the majority, regardless of personal preference
-  Encourages decisions which affect "the greater whole" 
-  Is professional in all matters concerning Pilot business
-  Keeps club strong by inviting new members to join
-  Encourages cultural diversity in club membership
-  Does their "fair share" to plan and carry out service projects and fundraisers whenever possible
-  Becomes familiar with District and International issues and Pilot's service focus of brain-related disorders
-  Enhances the club's image within the community by promoting the club's projects and activities
-  Networks with other civic/service organizations and local agencies