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The Leo Club meeting document announced an upcoming maid café fundraiser, volunteer opportunities at a pickleball tournament and spring conference, and provided sign-ups for upcoming events like a sports day, open mic night, and trivia competition. Members were encouraged to consider volunteering for the various activities.
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This document contains the agenda and minutes from a Rotaract Mississauga general meeting on May 15, 2013. The meeting included recognizing the member of the week, collecting happy quarters, and providing updates on upcoming events including Singfest auditions, the Festival of Lights, the year-end gala, Relay for Life and RYLA. It also included club business and committee updates, as well as a social activity involving movie title and member name puzzles.
In the Zone - January 2015
This document is a magazine from USAG Red Cloud - Casey and Area I Family and MWR for January 2015. It provides details on upcoming events at various clubs in the area, including Super Bowl parties on February 2nd. It lists the hours of operation for dining facilities and bars. It also features articles on the Area I BOSS program winning an award and previews of sports and recreation activities for the month.
Ucla westside network_jan_2014_sm
The January 2014 newsletter of the UCLA Alumni Los Angeles Westside Network provides information on upcoming events and recaps past events. It discusses raising funds for their scholarship fund, including a fundraising goal of $100,000 by the end of the year. It announces an art exhibit by alumnus Robert Ketchum in Venice Beach from January to March. It also advertises upcoming events like a speaker event with Brendon Ayanbadejo, basketball viewing parties, a writing panel, and a young alumni basketball game event.
Casino Night proposal
The student organization Enactus proposes hosting a Casino Night event to help raise canned goods for Campbell's "Let's Can Hunger" campaign. They plan to allow attendees to donate cans or money in exchange for poker chips to play casino games. Marketing for the event will take place from February 4th to March 4th, with the Casino Night being held on March 6th. Enactus members and experienced friends will staff the event as dealers. Two members will collect donations at the entrance table and distribute poker chips and raffle tickets. No budget is needed as materials will be recycled from a previous casino night event. The group believes the fun, social atmosphere will attract many attendees and donations to address hunger in their community.
01.25.11
The document provides information about several upcoming Key Club events including:
1) An annual conclave event to elect a new lieutenant governor to be held on January 29th at La Quinta High School.
2) An opportunity to tutor elementary school students in math and English on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
3) A request for donations of electronic items to be recycled for a fundraiser.
4) A car wash fundraiser on January 29th to benefit the funeral of a Key Club member's family member.
5) An annual Surf City Marathon on February 6th where Key Club members can volunteer and earn service hours.
October 30th, 2014 - LHS Key Club Meeting
The document provides information about joining and participating in the Lynnwood High School Key Club. It outlines the requirements to join including paying dues by October 31st. It invites members to submit designs for new club t-shirts and lists design requirements. It also announces the club's participation in Key Club Week from November 4th-7th which will include making thank you cards, an ice cream social, campus cleanup and other activities to earn volunteer hours. A calendar of upcoming club events is provided.
1 1 bstb 19 june weekly newsbreak
This document provides a weekly newsletter update with information about upcoming events in the Fort Riley, Kansas community from June 19th to July 29th, 2013. It lists details about military family resources, recreational activities like sports tournaments and concerts, educational events, and community programs. Key links and contact information are provided for soldiers and their families to stay informed about local news and activities.
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Mariner Key Club April 18th, 2016
Hey Key Clubbers! You are welcomed to check out this slide show anytime you want. You can use this as a resource to check out volunteer opportunities just incase you missed the meeting on Monday!
1 abct 19 june weekly newsbreak
This document provides updates on current news and events happening around Fort Riley, Kansas, including information on unit pages, community events, and links to resources. Key events mentioned include a housing seminar, softball tournament, children's theater programs, BBQ events, a car show, archery tournament, and meditation classes. Web links are also provided for various on-post and off-post services and organizations.
1 abct 19 june weekly newsbreak
This document provides updates on current news and events happening around Fort Riley, Kansas. It includes links to pages with information on 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, winter activities guide, Ready Army preparedness, and more. The document also lists upcoming community events such as seminars, softball tournaments, concerts, and more happening between June 12th and July 29th and provides relevant website links for services and information related to Fort Riley.
February 2015 In the Zone Magazine
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In The Zone November 2014
The document is the November 2014 issue of the USAG Red Cloud - Casey and Area I Family and MWR Magazine. It provides information about upcoming events in November such as performances by the Army Soldier Show and Gyeonggi Province Dance Company. It also advertises tours to Hong Kong, the DMZ, and other locations. Additionally, it provides details about facilities, hours of operations, and special events at various Area I clubs throughout the month.
In the Zone - December 2014
Hello USAG Red Cloud and Area I
Community Members!
Can you believe it we are nearing the end
of the year already; time flew by so fast, and
soon it will be Christmas and then New Years
Eve! It’s a very special time of the year to
spend with family and friends.
Unfortunately, this may not be the case
with some of our Area I members. As much
as it is a glorious time of the year, this season
can be a very difficult time for many of our
unaccompanied Soldiers and Families far from home. Please be vigilant
and watch for lonely and/or depressed symptoms, and reach out to your
Battle Buddies; invite them into your home or get them involved in Unit
or FMWR activities at the clubs, bowling centers, CACs or ACS. The Army
is one big family and we need to take care of our own, so open your
hearts and homes to your extended family here in Area I.
2010 February 7th
1) The church terminated termites this week for $3,664 without needing to tent the building.
2) Various programs and activities are offered at the church including AA meetings, Tai Chi classes, fitness classes, and volunteer opportunities to help build affordable housing.
3) Upcoming events include a Valentine's party, Mardi Gras celebration, and a pasta dinner fundraiser for Relay for Life.
Feb 15 2011 Lunch Leo Meeting
The document provides information about various upcoming meetings and volunteer opportunities for the Leo Club. Members are encouraged to sign up for volunteering at events like Culture Blast, Black History Month, Stream of Dreams, the Sun Run, and Pro-D Day. Guidelines are provided about meeting etiquette and wearing Leo t-shirts during volunteer duties.
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- 1. LEO CLUB MEETING Tuesday March 24th 2015
- 2. WELCOME BACK FROM SPRING BREAK We hope you enjoyed your extra long 2 week vacation!
- 3. THANK YOU Byrne Idol Celebration of Byrne International Women’s Day Baking International Women’s Day Selling
- 6. VANCOUVER SUNRUN: 2015 Date: Sunday April 19th, 2015 Time: 9:00 a.m. Place: Meeting place unconfirmed Due date for forms passed
- 7. Jasper Pascual Jordan Quan Stephanie Yu Paul Tang Jonathan Tang Manisha Sharma Meghan Coghlan Mashu Higa Yoshimi Sawada Eric Zheng Oliver Fujiki Judy Fujiki Clarissa Chiang Cody Chuang Raphaella Robles Harrison Park Dani Swannie Matthew De Guzman Stevens Qiu Hussein Elhagehassan Priya Sharma Michelle Kurtagich
- 8. A maid café inviting all (friends and family included) to enjoy an evening of entertainment through our maid-attired servers, and delicious quality café treats. Date: April 2nd Time: Afterschool (setup)- after 7:00pm (Event end, clean up)
- 11. NOUN. A SPORT PLAYED WITH A PADDLE ON A COURT OR YARD, PICKLE-BALL IS A CROSS BETWEEN BADMINTON, TENNIS, AND PING-PONG. Volunteer Duties include: running and hosting matches, preparing and serving lunch, setup and takedown, etc. Lunch is provided Date: Saturday April 18th- Sunday April 19th 2015 Time: 8:00am-8:30pm Dress code: Leo Shirts
- 12. DISTRICT19A SPRING LEO CLUB CONFERENCE Date: Saturday, April 18th, 2015 Location: Executive Hotel & Conference Centre, Burnaby, BC (4201 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby, B.C. V5C 3Y6) Time: 8:30am - 2:00pm Registration fee: $10 Lunch is included Dress code: Leo T-shirt "Learn leadership skills whilst meeting Leos from across the district! There will also be a raffle draw with many fantastic prizes."
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- 15. SPORTS DAY An event inspired by the famous Japanese “Sports Day” in which different teams are formed (e.g. “Red and Blue”) to compete against each other in different activities such as racing and piggy back wars. Date: TBA Volunteers to help organize activities and take care of different stations.
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- 17. GRADE 7 LEO PRESENTATIONS Volunteers needed to help with the informational Leo Club recruitment presentations targeted towards the surrounding elementary schools of Byrne Creek. Date: TBA
- 18. TRIVIA FIGHT A friendly trivia-based competition between the different clubs of Byrne Creek to determine which is the superior extra curricular. Date: TBA Volunteers needed to (compete?) and help setup and takedown.
- 19. Volunteers needed to help make bubble tea and sell bubble tea during lunch. Date: TBA
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