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Distributes donated art supplies to members and organizes the delivery of Christmas Plates with nutritious food to homebound, isolated, or needy individuals. The organization also creates and delivers small quilts to a children's hospital unit.

Maintains a webpage to display members' artwork and crafts, providing an online platform for artists.

Maintains and operates an art gallery and craft shop, regularly reorganizing displays, featuring new artwork, and selling items to visitors. The gallery also includes a dedicated memorial wall for deceased members and friends.

Undertakes internal governance activities such as reviewing and updating by-laws, submitting tax returns and annual reports, and conducting audits. It also performs maintenance and improvements to its gallery facility.

Organizes and hosts various art shows, including an annual Quilt Show and open judged art shows for members and non-members, featuring awards and attracting large audiences. The organization also hosts book signing events.

Awards scholarships, typically $1,000 or $500, to graduating students from Tombstone High School to support their academic pursuits.

Provides financial and in-kind donations to various local organizations, including the Tombstone Food Bank, Tombstone Animal Shelter, Tombstone Fire Department (for Toys for Tots), and Tombstone High School's Renaissance Program.

Operates and monitors numerous daily and weekly amateur radio nets, including SSB and CW nets, on various frequencies (e.g., 28.800 Khz, 28.380 MHz) to facilitate communication among members. This includes establishing net procedures and recruiting Net Control Stations.

Operates numerous daily SSB amateur radio nets (except Sunday) on 28.8 and 28.38 MHz, and other nets across various locations and times throughout the week. Establishes net procedures and recruits Net Control Stations.

Establishes rules for and issues various awards and certificates to members for achieving specific numbers of contacts on the 10-meter band, including "BARS" for every 100 contacts, membership in the "International 500 Club," and BAR Award Certificates for 1000, 2500, and subsequent 2500 contacts. It also oversees chapter-issued certificates and upgrades.

Establishes and revises rules for awards and award certificate designs, and appoints Award Managers. Awards "BARS" for every 100 contacts with other 10-10 members on the 10-meter band, and membership in the "International 500 Club" for 500 contacts, issuing BAR Award Certificates for 1000, 2500, and subsequent 2500 contacts. Also issues a 10-10 Chapter Award and Certificate Guide.

Establishes rules for chapter affiliation, maintains liaison with approximately 200 authorized 10-10 Chapters globally, oversees their activities including awards, and monitors weekly chapter net meetings and reports. The organization also facilitates the establishment of new chapters.

Establishes rules for chapter affiliation, maintains liaison with chapters, oversees chapter activities including awards, and monitors weekly chapter net meetings and reports. Supports approximately 200 authorized 10-10 Chapters globally, including establishing new chapters.

Sponsors eight annual QSO parties (Phone, CW, and Digital) and three special operating activities, including an Anniversary Event, a Meet The Volunteers Event, and a November event where the W6OI International Club Station is operated by members across US call areas.

Establishes and reviews rules for all contests, manages proposals for new contests and revisions to existing rules, and oversees Certificate and Scoring Managers. Sponsors eight QSO parties annually (Phone, CW, and Digital) and three Special Operating Activities, including an Anniversary Event, a Meet The Volunteers Event, and a 48-hour event with the W6OI International Club Station.

Issues unique, lifelong 10-10 numbers, membership cards, and certificates to new members, and organizes a summer phone event to connect with participants. Requires applicants to make radio contact with ten existing members and submit a detailed log of each contact.

Manages membership by issuing unique, lifelong 10-10 numbers, providing PDF membership cards and certificates via email, and requiring new applicants to make radio contact with existing members. The organization also organizes summer phone events to connect with participants.

Publishes the "10-10 International News" magazine quarterly, distributed digitally via email and accessible on the website to members. Oversees the Editor and is responsible for the content of all official documents, and coordinates public relations matters.