Your organization can only succeed with its membership supporting and contributing to our goals. If you are a current TCTU member or are considering becoming a member please click here and complete our member Survey. Look through each area listed and indicate the areas that you believe you can contribute and are willing to serve. There is a space at the end of this survey where you can share additional talents that are not mentioned.

Redner's is committed to the commumities that they are part of. They have committed to help out the non-profit organizations whose members shop in their stores.

How it works:
Each member must stop at the store office or Customer Service area to get a Save-a-Tape card. By using this card each time you purchase merchandise at Redner's your receipt will be designated as a Save-a-tape customer receipt. Forward those tapes to support your Tulpehocken Chapter Trout Unlimited. The organization will receive 1% of the total of the total of all the Save-a-tape totals on the receipts. Proceeds from these funds will be used to help protect our streams, education and other conservation projects.

An Example of how you can help:
Lets say 50 of our 300 plus members spend an average of $75.99 per week in supermarket expenditures. If it was all spent on the save a tape program and submitted to us. The organization would receive $1,950.00. There is not time limit and no limit. Please start saving tapes today and support the efforts of your organization.

Organized in 1976, the Tulpehocken Chapter (TCTU) is affiliated with the state and National Trout Unlimited organizations. Membership is open to anyone expressing an interest in conserving or preserving our cold water fisheries. Members receive "Trout" magazine from the national organization, the state council's newsletter, "Pennsylvania Trout" and the Chapter's newsletter, "The TullyGram." Also, members have the opportunity to participate in fishing and fly tying seminars and work side by side on stream conservation projects with others who share the same concerns for the protection of our local cold water fisheries.

TCTU's most successful project involved the steam from which it takes its name, the Tulpehocken Creek in Berks County. The Tulpehocken, below Blue Marsh Lake, has been transformed into one of the state's premier trout streams. With the support and cooperation of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, The Army Corp of Engineers and The County of Berks, the Chapter continually strives to upgrade the overall water quality of the "Tully" by conducting fishery habitat enhancement projects along with stream and stream bank conservation and restoration projects.

Whether you are an excited beginning fisherman, an avid trout fisherman or a conservationist interested in the preservation of cold water resources, plan to attend an upcoming TCTU meeting and learn more about the chapter and the people who are part of it.