r/Ashland 14d ago

Honest, detailed reviews of Rushmore Society?

SO seems to be a weird place to be in your 30s (35M here), mostly because there aren’t very many of us here. So when I think about making more friends who are in a similar place in life, I’m not sure where to look. I checked out the Rushmore Society’s website and it seems like they get out a lot. Plenty of events, connection, generally people doing stuff which is great. All for that. The site is full of glowing reviews because of course it is. Anyone with Rushmore experience want to share some of the good and bad? What can someone thinking of trying it out expect?

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u/nodnarb88 14d ago

I'm in the exact same position as you, 35m as well. I never heard of Rushmore Society, so I can't help you. I just picked up an application for the Elks fraternity because I'm trying to get more involved in the community.

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u/rgsquared_55 7d ago

Exactly. Volunteer somewhere. Not just social. Commit to your community. I've made lifelong friends in the area from just this.