Private Social Club

Overview
A private social club is an exclusive membership only venue that offer bar and/or club services as well as other recreational and social activities. The main benefit of a private social club is to maintain a quality setting of known people with something in common to express themselves without outside interference.

Examples of private social clubs are motorcycle clubs, war veterans lodges and masonic temples. In some cases, a private social club can be as small as a strip bar that serve drinks and guest are invited by members to a huge estate with large scale recreational activities such as driving exotic cars.

Financial
Most private social clubs are non-for-profit, meaning they only generate revenue to sustain their operation and not to enrich stakeholders. Revenue is generated from subscription fees or dues of existing and incoming members. Revenue is also generated from fund raising events and in some cases renting out their facilities for certain functions to non-members or members.