Your civic work has a score.
CNI's point system exists for one reason: to make civic contribution visible, verifiable, and rewarded. Talk costs nothing. Action is tracked.
Time is the most democratic currency.
Money creates barriers. Time doesn't. CNI builds a system where a student, a homemaker, a senior citizen, and a business owner can all contribute equally — through their time.
Most civic organizations measure membership by money. CNI measures it by hours, projects, and verified outcomes.
Your contribution record is your civic identity. It follows you. It builds your reputation. It earns you the right to lead.
Every action has a defined value.
| Civic Action | Points | Verification Required |
|---|---|---|
| 1 meaningful contribution hour | +10 | Must be verified by Chapter Secretary |
| Leading a civic project | +100 | Approved and documented with outcome |
| Completing a verified civic task | +50 | Task must be on chapter roster |
| Bringing a verified sponsor or supporter | +75 | Confirmed partnership or donation |
| Organizing a civic awareness activity | +60 | Minimum 25 participants documented |
| Helping resolve a documented local issue | +100 | Resolution must be verifiable |
| Attending a training or chapter meeting | +20 | Attendance marked officially |
| Referring a serious new member | +30 | Member must complete onboarding |
| Completing CNI onboarding training | +40 | One-time on joining |
| Reporting a verified civic problem | +15 | With evidence and location |
Your rank is your civic credibility.
Rank is public, verifiable, and built only through contribution. It cannot be bought.
Chapter Leaders
ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLEThe score only means something if it's real.
CNI's contribution system is only credible if it is impossible to fake. These rules exist to protect every honest contributor's reputation.
Start building your civic record.
Every hour counts. Join a chapter and start earning recognition for real work.