Keep in mind, NRN is a club made for doing something in Nepal, not for fantus rajniti about Nepal abroad (hope it will remain so). Face it, when it comes to contributing to a fund raise, a lot of us just ignore the events for various reasons.
I understand NRN 's fee is high, but it also acts as a barrier to entrance to a lot of folks with styles and 'rawaf' and without any money nor vision. Those who still want to be a contributor to Nepal without bringing in any financial assets, they are free to open their own club.
I say let them do their charity work and if the organization looks like a club, then let it be.
By the way, I'm not a member of NRN. Just coughing up my $0.02