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What is the NAHB Spike Club?
The Spike Club is an organization created to recognize and reward dedicated members who work to recruit, involve and retain other members.
How do I become a Spike?
To become a Spike, you must earn six Spike credits within two consecutive membership years. To retain Spike status, a minimum of one credit must be earned each year until a total of 25 credits have been earned.
To become a Spike, you must earn six Spike credits within two consecutive membership years. To retain Spike status, a minimum of one credit must be earned each year until a total of 25 credits have been earned.
How do I earn Spike credits?
There are two types of Spike credits - new member credits and retention credits.
Individuals earn one new member credit for each new member they sponsor.
Retention credits are earned in more than one way. One retention credit is earned for all first-year renewals which occur on or before the renewing member’s anniversary date.
One Half Retention credit is earned for securing the renewal of a member in their second year. Renewal must take place within the period of 60 days prior to 60 days past their anniversary month.
If a member renews during the reinstatement period (60-120 days past due), one retention credit can be awarded to any member who secures their renewal.
What is the difference between a Spike and a Spike Candidate?
A Spike is an individual who has earned at least six Spike credits within two consecutive membership years. A Spike Candidate is an individual who earns between one and five credits and is on their way to reaching Spike Status.
What is a Life Spike?
A Life Spike is a Spike member who has attained 25 total credits. They are a “Spike for Life”.
