Add Your Thread
Share the moments that belong in the chapter’s record: brotherhood, family, service, and fellowship. For checked-in guests at events on their own ticket or Sunday RSVP. Up to thirty photographs across your eligible events, with optional stories and staff review.
Sharing district memories before the event? Open your personal district email link for Share a Memory: seven photos per brother, no ticket or check-in required. This event photo route has separate eligibility and limits. Both routes add approved photos to the same public quilt.
Questions guests ask.
Who can add a thread?
Photographer and admin can upload before the events. Guests need a valid ticket for the selected event, or a confirmed Sunday RSVP, plus their own check-in. Uploads open at doors opening and close 72 hours after that event ends. Use the email on your Guest Pass; the admission QR alone does not grant upload access.
What can I share?
Photographs you took or have the right to share: this weekend’s moments, chapter history, family, service. JPEG, PNG, HEIC and WebP up to 50 MB each. Up to thirty per person.
Who sees my photographs?
Approved photographs appear on the public quilt at web size. Your original file stays private in the chapter archive. Sharing controls do not make a public photo private or prevent screenshots. Venue projection requires separate permission and staff selection. Names are shown only with permission.
What happens after I submit?
Your photograph is prepared (location data and device details are removed), then a chapter moderator reviews it. Once approved it joins the quilt with its own thread number. This page shows the status of each one.
My connection dropped mid-upload.
Uploads resume where they stopped. Keep this page open, press Retry when you’re back online, and the same photograph continues without using another of your threads.
Can a photograph be removed?
Yes. Use Remove photo under My threads, or ask event staff. It is withdrawn from the gallery and projector feed; copies already saved by others cannot be recalled. Its thread number is retired rather than reused.