The Zonta Club of Dayton is excited to become an official chartered club in 2013, the first in the Miami Valley region. In 2012, the club helped local organizations like the Artemis Center and YWCA through donation drives and care packages. Going forward in 2013, objectives include mentoring young women and professionals in the community. The next meeting will be on January 9th at a new location, the Therapy Cafe, where the club encourages bringing prospective members.
The document summarizes the recent Women in Business annual auction event that raised $1,916 for scholarships. It thanks all those involved in the event and reviews the criteria for the 2013 scholarship program, which will award funds to female students pursuing business degrees. It also announces upcoming community and professional development events that may interest WIB members.
The newsletter provides updates from District 29-I Governor Doug Long. It discusses the service work Lions clubs have been doing across the state, including feeding the hungry, providing vision care, and engaging youth. Governor Long's goals for the year include increasing membership and donations to LCIF, which so far exceed $56,000. Upcoming events highlighted include the West Virginia Lions Leadership School in January and the district conference in March.
The Council of State Reception kicked off the inaugural weekend festivities in Raleigh. The reception welcomed the nine members of the North Carolina Council of State in the Duke Center for the Performing Arts. Over 800 guests mingled and enjoyed North Carolina cuisine like cornbread and barbecue canapés. The reception provided an intimate setting for guests to interact with state leaders like Treasurer Janet Cowell. Junior League of Raleigh President-elect Whitney von Haam was proud to be part of hosting the event among North Carolina's government leaders and successful women.
The document summarizes the activities of the Southeast Michigan Career Development Facilitators Association (SEMCDFA) over the past year. It discusses presentations and training sessions held in 2011 on topics like social media and LinkedIn. It also previews upcoming events for 2012, including a spring conference on diversity and disability. New leadership is acknowledged and contact information is provided for the new President and Secretary. An audit report summarizes the association's financial records and provides recommendations for the 2012 fiscal year.
Turning point of Lansing, Michigan, Rite of Passage Graduation Transition cel...Howard Spence
This Presentation Documents the Rites of Passage Graduation Celebration for the Seniors of the Turning Point of Lansing, Michigan Non-Profit Community Organization. The Turning Point is comprised of a group of dedicated men in the Lansing Minority community who donate many hours of their time to mentor, direct, and counsel young black males residing in the Greater Lansing, Michigan area.
Many of the young men are from single family homes. Some had encountered adjustment problems in the public school systems and need someone in their corner to help them figure out how to navigate the difficult transition from Boys to Men for black adolescent youth.
This presentation shows some of the phases of the Rites of Passage ceremony, and also the reception immediately after the graduation ceremony. The ceremony was held at Lansing Community College at Dart auditorium on May 13, 2015.
A separate photo album presentation is also uploaded in which approximately 90 photographs taken at the even are shared.
This newsletter summarizes activities of the Rotary Club of Kalpabriksha (RCK) in Nepal. It discusses upcoming Rotary events, RCK club activities including visits to local schools and communities, and the distribution of donations such as computers, water tanks, and medical supplies. It also highlights members' professional accomplishments and personal milestones.
The Narika Annual Report summarizes the organization's activities over the past year. It states that Narika has continued providing critical services to survivors of domestic violence despite ongoing economic challenges. The report highlights that Narika's helpline responded to over 1410 calls and provided case management and advocacy to 191 women. It also discusses Narika's SEED program which empowers women through education and skills training. Looking ahead, Narika plans to continue its core programs while diversifying funding sources and increasing community outreach.
This document outlines the agenda for a United Way conference taking place from Wednesday, June 24 to Friday, June 26. The schedule includes times for registration, breakfast and lunch, keynote speeches from leaders in the United Way movement, and breakout sessions on topics such as building an endowment, developing community impact strategies, and engaging young professionals and donors. Attendees can choose from multiple breakout sessions running concurrently on topics related to fundraising, partnerships, performance measurement, and marketing. The goal of the conference is to provide training and skills to United Way professionals to strengthen their organizations and better serve communities.
The document summarizes the recent Women in Business annual auction event that raised $1,916 for scholarships. It thanks all those involved in the event and reviews the criteria for the 2013 scholarship program, which will award funds to female students pursuing business degrees. It also announces upcoming community and professional development events that may interest WIB members.
The newsletter provides updates from District 29-I Governor Doug Long. It discusses the service work Lions clubs have been doing across the state, including feeding the hungry, providing vision care, and engaging youth. Governor Long's goals for the year include increasing membership and donations to LCIF, which so far exceed $56,000. Upcoming events highlighted include the West Virginia Lions Leadership School in January and the district conference in March.
The Council of State Reception kicked off the inaugural weekend festivities in Raleigh. The reception welcomed the nine members of the North Carolina Council of State in the Duke Center for the Performing Arts. Over 800 guests mingled and enjoyed North Carolina cuisine like cornbread and barbecue canapés. The reception provided an intimate setting for guests to interact with state leaders like Treasurer Janet Cowell. Junior League of Raleigh President-elect Whitney von Haam was proud to be part of hosting the event among North Carolina's government leaders and successful women.
The document summarizes the activities of the Southeast Michigan Career Development Facilitators Association (SEMCDFA) over the past year. It discusses presentations and training sessions held in 2011 on topics like social media and LinkedIn. It also previews upcoming events for 2012, including a spring conference on diversity and disability. New leadership is acknowledged and contact information is provided for the new President and Secretary. An audit report summarizes the association's financial records and provides recommendations for the 2012 fiscal year.
Turning point of Lansing, Michigan, Rite of Passage Graduation Transition cel...Howard Spence
This Presentation Documents the Rites of Passage Graduation Celebration for the Seniors of the Turning Point of Lansing, Michigan Non-Profit Community Organization. The Turning Point is comprised of a group of dedicated men in the Lansing Minority community who donate many hours of their time to mentor, direct, and counsel young black males residing in the Greater Lansing, Michigan area.
Many of the young men are from single family homes. Some had encountered adjustment problems in the public school systems and need someone in their corner to help them figure out how to navigate the difficult transition from Boys to Men for black adolescent youth.
This presentation shows some of the phases of the Rites of Passage ceremony, and also the reception immediately after the graduation ceremony. The ceremony was held at Lansing Community College at Dart auditorium on May 13, 2015.
A separate photo album presentation is also uploaded in which approximately 90 photographs taken at the even are shared.
This newsletter summarizes activities of the Rotary Club of Kalpabriksha (RCK) in Nepal. It discusses upcoming Rotary events, RCK club activities including visits to local schools and communities, and the distribution of donations such as computers, water tanks, and medical supplies. It also highlights members' professional accomplishments and personal milestones.
The Narika Annual Report summarizes the organization's activities over the past year. It states that Narika has continued providing critical services to survivors of domestic violence despite ongoing economic challenges. The report highlights that Narika's helpline responded to over 1410 calls and provided case management and advocacy to 191 women. It also discusses Narika's SEED program which empowers women through education and skills training. Looking ahead, Narika plans to continue its core programs while diversifying funding sources and increasing community outreach.
This document outlines the agenda for a United Way conference taking place from Wednesday, June 24 to Friday, June 26. The schedule includes times for registration, breakfast and lunch, keynote speeches from leaders in the United Way movement, and breakout sessions on topics such as building an endowment, developing community impact strategies, and engaging young professionals and donors. Attendees can choose from multiple breakout sessions running concurrently on topics related to fundraising, partnerships, performance measurement, and marketing. The goal of the conference is to provide training and skills to United Way professionals to strengthen their organizations and better serve communities.
The Junior League of Dallas recognizes donors who contributed $2,500 or more between September 1, 2013 and August 31, 2014. Donors provided over $1 million in support which allows the League to contribute approximately 130,000 volunteer hours and grant more than $1 million to nonprofit organizations across Dallas. Major donors giving $50,000 or more include the Lyda Hill Foundation, Moneygram Foundation, Sewell, Texas Instruments, and The Hilton Anatole Hotel. The League is grateful for the generosity of all its donors.
LiveWorkPlay Celebrates National Volunteer Week in Canada, April 16, 2012LiveWorkPlay
A wonderful evening honouring LiveWorkPlay volunteers with help from The Right Honourable David Johnston, His Excellency The Governor General of Canada.
We started the Austin Weekly News West Side Business Network because we recognized a strong need to support the business community on Chicago's Greater West Side in terms of community outreach, exposure and networking. What started as an invitation for some local businesswomen and entrepreneurs to meet for breakfast has grown into a strong business network of more than 500 members, with subgroups including West Side Women, West Side Men, West Side Bridge, Austin Weekly News Business Development Group, and West Side Manufacturing Network.
We have partnered with a number of local nonprofits to create custom content in the form of special sections. Our team of edit designers, photographers, feature writers, sales staff and a project manager work hands on with the client to do what we do best — tell the story of the local community. We've created special sections covering topics ranging from mental illness, early childhood social-emotional development, housing crisis and opportunities, healthcare and education.
The document contains testimonials from various individuals praising Jodie's presentation skills and the value of the health information she provided. Key details:
- Jodie gave numerous well-received presentations on heart health, stroke prevention, and related topics to organizations like the American Heart Association, various Lions and Rotary Clubs, churches, schools, and companies.
- Many commenters noted she was an engaging speaker who effectively educated audiences on important health issues.
- Attendees found the information clear, impactful, and motivating. Some were inspired to seek health screenings after hearing Jodie speak.
- Presenters recommended Jodie and said they would be references for her
The Rotary Club of Parramatta City newsletter provides information on upcoming speakers, events, volunteer opportunities, and club activities. Upcoming speakers will discuss their vocations in politics and as a police chaplain. The club is organizing a trivia night fundraiser in November and members are encouraged to bring guests. The newsletter also provides an update on an international service project to provide a van to a school in Uganda and encourages members to support Project Volunteers initiatives.
The document summarizes the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore on November 9th, 2011. It provides an overview of the guests and visiting Rotarians in attendance, as well as the speakers for the week who discussed Singapore's non-profit sector ecosystem and the Rotary Foundation. Key events from the meeting included an exchange of banners with other clubs, a presentation on an End Polio walk and climb fundraising event, and birthday and anniversary celebrations. The document concludes with announcements of upcoming Rotary events and details of the next weekly meeting.
The newsletter summarizes recent events of the JCI United Citizens of Curaçao organization. It discusses their second general membership meeting in February where they approved a new fundraising fitness event. It also highlights their "I Am" campaign to introduce members to the community through interviews and photoshoots. On International Women's Day, the group helped organize an event called "Not That Kind of Woman" at Casa Bernardo Building with a talk show, debates, and awards about topics related to women.
- The document is a newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay providing updates on club activities from November 2nd to 9th, 2009.
- It announces that Dolly Parton will speak at the 2010 Rotary International Convention and encourages members to register.
- It emphasizes the importance of supporting the Rotary Foundation, including its PolioPlus program, and encourages members to consider becoming inaugural members of the Paul Harris Society.
- Local club activities mentioned include a presentation by member Bill Hassell about his life and career, and the club acquiring its own projector through a donation.
The Rotaract Mississauga general meeting agenda included: a guest speaker from the Boys & Girls Club of Peel; a cheque presentation to the Boys & Girls Club; an update on the upcoming TEDxMississauga event; and announcements about upcoming committee meetings, social events, and volunteer opportunities including a blood drive and coat drive.
The summary provides an overview of the Rotaract Mississauga General Meeting agenda on August 29, 2012. The meeting included discussions on why join Rotaract, members of the week, a guest speaker from Our Place Peel discussing services for homeless youth, committee updates on events like the Winter Gala and book drive, and concluded with salsa dancing lessons.
This document is the final reflection of a student who completed a social justice internship program. The student reflects positively on their experience interning at Catholic Charities, where they gained practical skills, built relationships, and saw the important work of helping those in need. Some highlights included planning an event, interacting with those being served through shower and meal programs, and gaining a deeper understanding of social issues. The student also observed advantages like working with passionate people, and disadvantages like lack of organization, in nonprofit work. Overall, the internship exceeded the student's expectations and provided valuable lessons that will influence their future.
Rotary Friendship Exchange: Enhancing The Rotary Experience Through Internati...Elizabeth Toms
This document provides information about Rotary Friendship Exchanges including:
- Friendship Exchanges involve cultural exchange through homestays and activities between teams of 6-12 Rotarians over 1-2 weeks.
- A typical exchange described involves teams from Sweden and Sri Lanka visiting each other's districts over a period of a few weeks with homestay accommodations.
- The friendship developed through these exchanges led to two districts collaborating on global grant projects to provide digital classrooms and teacher training in Sri Lanka.
- Friendship Exchanges benefit participants through cultural immersion, developing lifelong friendships, and opportunities for international collaboration and service.
The document summarizes Sunshine Studios, an art studio providing space for local artists with disabilities to create and sell their artwork. It describes the new larger location in Maumee, Ohio which allows the artists more space to work and showcase their pieces. The new location also provides a stronger community connection through its large windows that draw people in to see the artwork being created.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's bulletin provides updates on:
1) The club president's message about attending district conferences to gain international perspective on Rotary's work.
2) The club winning awards for best metropolitan and best attendance at the district conference for the second consecutive year.
3) Last week's club meeting where a new member, Jim Gould, was welcomed back after 20+ years of Rotary experience.
1) Adam Fishman, a senior lacrosse player, has been selected as Dartmouth's Jaeger Civic Intern for the fall. This role focuses on engaging Dartmouth athletes in meaningful community service.
2) As a sophomore, Fishman took a class on poverty that exposed him to challenges facing some local residents, which was an "eye-opening" experience outside of Dartmouth's bubble.
3) Fishman hopes to personalize volunteer efforts and move beyond just accumulating service hours to fostering real engagement between athletes and community members.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming meetings and events for NAMI-Savannah, including a board meeting, family support group, NAMI Connections support group, Coastal Behavioral Health Partners stakeholder's meeting, and the first annual TsuNAMI Tennis Challenge. It also summarizes NAMI-Savannah's accomplishments in 2013, lists their 2014 legislative priorities, and introduces the new acting board president and board members. Statistics about mental illness are provided.
The document provides updates from Rotary District 9400's e-Club of South Africa. It summarizes Gary Huang's theme as the new RI President of "Light Up Rotary" by lighting candles together to brighten the world. It discusses various service projects the club has undertaken, including delivering blankets, jackets, trees and wheelchairs. It recognizes club members who received awards at the district conference for their work.
This newsletter provides updates from Micah Melling, the Central Region Vice President of DECA. It summarizes Micah's involvement at several March conferences, including speaking engagements and workshops. It also provides details on fundraising efforts for muscular dystrophy through "The Movement" and the upcoming DECA Dash 5K race at the International Career Development Conference in Salt Lake City. Finally, it includes a letter from the National DECA President expressing excitement about the upcoming conference in Salt Lake City.
This document outlines the agenda and proceedings for a Choose Civility Maryland Summit hosted by the Howard County Library System. The summit brought together representatives from Choose Civility chapters across the state to discuss strategies for promoting civility in their communities. Attendees learned about the Choose Civility structure and heard reports from existing chapters. They also discussed opportunities for collaboration, such as a statewide Choose Civility month and grant opportunities to fund local initiatives that measure the impact of promoting civility. The summit concluded with representatives signing commitments to advance the Choose Civility mission in their counties.
This eight-page flyer outlines the speakers, plenary sessions, networking and resources that will be featured at the AFP-RI Conference on May 20, 2010.
This document summarizes the August 2013 newsletter of the Women in Business (WIB) organization. It discusses the president's message about enjoying the summer and encourages members to attend upcoming events. It also reminds members that WIB's goals are to provide networking opportunities and raise funds for scholarships for women. The newsletter announces the August guest speaker will discuss the Bear River Land Conservancy and provides details about the monthly luncheon meeting.
Zonta International is an organization of professional women that works to advance the status of women through advocacy and support of United Nations initiatives. The Zonta Club of Dayton is a local chapter committed to improving the lives of women in the Dayton area through supporting non-profits that help women and developing mentorship programs for young women and professionals. In 2013, the Dayton chapter plans to identify new organizations to support, create a mentorship program for young professionals, co-sponsor Amelia Earhart Day, and support the YWCA Women of Influence fundraiser through monthly meetings with speakers and projects.
The Junior League of Dallas recognizes donors who contributed $2,500 or more between September 1, 2013 and August 31, 2014. Donors provided over $1 million in support which allows the League to contribute approximately 130,000 volunteer hours and grant more than $1 million to nonprofit organizations across Dallas. Major donors giving $50,000 or more include the Lyda Hill Foundation, Moneygram Foundation, Sewell, Texas Instruments, and The Hilton Anatole Hotel. The League is grateful for the generosity of all its donors.
LiveWorkPlay Celebrates National Volunteer Week in Canada, April 16, 2012LiveWorkPlay
A wonderful evening honouring LiveWorkPlay volunteers with help from The Right Honourable David Johnston, His Excellency The Governor General of Canada.
We started the Austin Weekly News West Side Business Network because we recognized a strong need to support the business community on Chicago's Greater West Side in terms of community outreach, exposure and networking. What started as an invitation for some local businesswomen and entrepreneurs to meet for breakfast has grown into a strong business network of more than 500 members, with subgroups including West Side Women, West Side Men, West Side Bridge, Austin Weekly News Business Development Group, and West Side Manufacturing Network.
We have partnered with a number of local nonprofits to create custom content in the form of special sections. Our team of edit designers, photographers, feature writers, sales staff and a project manager work hands on with the client to do what we do best — tell the story of the local community. We've created special sections covering topics ranging from mental illness, early childhood social-emotional development, housing crisis and opportunities, healthcare and education.
The document contains testimonials from various individuals praising Jodie's presentation skills and the value of the health information she provided. Key details:
- Jodie gave numerous well-received presentations on heart health, stroke prevention, and related topics to organizations like the American Heart Association, various Lions and Rotary Clubs, churches, schools, and companies.
- Many commenters noted she was an engaging speaker who effectively educated audiences on important health issues.
- Attendees found the information clear, impactful, and motivating. Some were inspired to seek health screenings after hearing Jodie speak.
- Presenters recommended Jodie and said they would be references for her
The Rotary Club of Parramatta City newsletter provides information on upcoming speakers, events, volunteer opportunities, and club activities. Upcoming speakers will discuss their vocations in politics and as a police chaplain. The club is organizing a trivia night fundraiser in November and members are encouraged to bring guests. The newsletter also provides an update on an international service project to provide a van to a school in Uganda and encourages members to support Project Volunteers initiatives.
The document summarizes the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore on November 9th, 2011. It provides an overview of the guests and visiting Rotarians in attendance, as well as the speakers for the week who discussed Singapore's non-profit sector ecosystem and the Rotary Foundation. Key events from the meeting included an exchange of banners with other clubs, a presentation on an End Polio walk and climb fundraising event, and birthday and anniversary celebrations. The document concludes with announcements of upcoming Rotary events and details of the next weekly meeting.
The newsletter summarizes recent events of the JCI United Citizens of Curaçao organization. It discusses their second general membership meeting in February where they approved a new fundraising fitness event. It also highlights their "I Am" campaign to introduce members to the community through interviews and photoshoots. On International Women's Day, the group helped organize an event called "Not That Kind of Woman" at Casa Bernardo Building with a talk show, debates, and awards about topics related to women.
- The document is a newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay providing updates on club activities from November 2nd to 9th, 2009.
- It announces that Dolly Parton will speak at the 2010 Rotary International Convention and encourages members to register.
- It emphasizes the importance of supporting the Rotary Foundation, including its PolioPlus program, and encourages members to consider becoming inaugural members of the Paul Harris Society.
- Local club activities mentioned include a presentation by member Bill Hassell about his life and career, and the club acquiring its own projector through a donation.
The Rotaract Mississauga general meeting agenda included: a guest speaker from the Boys & Girls Club of Peel; a cheque presentation to the Boys & Girls Club; an update on the upcoming TEDxMississauga event; and announcements about upcoming committee meetings, social events, and volunteer opportunities including a blood drive and coat drive.
The summary provides an overview of the Rotaract Mississauga General Meeting agenda on August 29, 2012. The meeting included discussions on why join Rotaract, members of the week, a guest speaker from Our Place Peel discussing services for homeless youth, committee updates on events like the Winter Gala and book drive, and concluded with salsa dancing lessons.
This document is the final reflection of a student who completed a social justice internship program. The student reflects positively on their experience interning at Catholic Charities, where they gained practical skills, built relationships, and saw the important work of helping those in need. Some highlights included planning an event, interacting with those being served through shower and meal programs, and gaining a deeper understanding of social issues. The student also observed advantages like working with passionate people, and disadvantages like lack of organization, in nonprofit work. Overall, the internship exceeded the student's expectations and provided valuable lessons that will influence their future.
Rotary Friendship Exchange: Enhancing The Rotary Experience Through Internati...Elizabeth Toms
This document provides information about Rotary Friendship Exchanges including:
- Friendship Exchanges involve cultural exchange through homestays and activities between teams of 6-12 Rotarians over 1-2 weeks.
- A typical exchange described involves teams from Sweden and Sri Lanka visiting each other's districts over a period of a few weeks with homestay accommodations.
- The friendship developed through these exchanges led to two districts collaborating on global grant projects to provide digital classrooms and teacher training in Sri Lanka.
- Friendship Exchanges benefit participants through cultural immersion, developing lifelong friendships, and opportunities for international collaboration and service.
The document summarizes Sunshine Studios, an art studio providing space for local artists with disabilities to create and sell their artwork. It describes the new larger location in Maumee, Ohio which allows the artists more space to work and showcase their pieces. The new location also provides a stronger community connection through its large windows that draw people in to see the artwork being created.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's bulletin provides updates on:
1) The club president's message about attending district conferences to gain international perspective on Rotary's work.
2) The club winning awards for best metropolitan and best attendance at the district conference for the second consecutive year.
3) Last week's club meeting where a new member, Jim Gould, was welcomed back after 20+ years of Rotary experience.
1) Adam Fishman, a senior lacrosse player, has been selected as Dartmouth's Jaeger Civic Intern for the fall. This role focuses on engaging Dartmouth athletes in meaningful community service.
2) As a sophomore, Fishman took a class on poverty that exposed him to challenges facing some local residents, which was an "eye-opening" experience outside of Dartmouth's bubble.
3) Fishman hopes to personalize volunteer efforts and move beyond just accumulating service hours to fostering real engagement between athletes and community members.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming meetings and events for NAMI-Savannah, including a board meeting, family support group, NAMI Connections support group, Coastal Behavioral Health Partners stakeholder's meeting, and the first annual TsuNAMI Tennis Challenge. It also summarizes NAMI-Savannah's accomplishments in 2013, lists their 2014 legislative priorities, and introduces the new acting board president and board members. Statistics about mental illness are provided.
The document provides updates from Rotary District 9400's e-Club of South Africa. It summarizes Gary Huang's theme as the new RI President of "Light Up Rotary" by lighting candles together to brighten the world. It discusses various service projects the club has undertaken, including delivering blankets, jackets, trees and wheelchairs. It recognizes club members who received awards at the district conference for their work.
This newsletter provides updates from Micah Melling, the Central Region Vice President of DECA. It summarizes Micah's involvement at several March conferences, including speaking engagements and workshops. It also provides details on fundraising efforts for muscular dystrophy through "The Movement" and the upcoming DECA Dash 5K race at the International Career Development Conference in Salt Lake City. Finally, it includes a letter from the National DECA President expressing excitement about the upcoming conference in Salt Lake City.
This document outlines the agenda and proceedings for a Choose Civility Maryland Summit hosted by the Howard County Library System. The summit brought together representatives from Choose Civility chapters across the state to discuss strategies for promoting civility in their communities. Attendees learned about the Choose Civility structure and heard reports from existing chapters. They also discussed opportunities for collaboration, such as a statewide Choose Civility month and grant opportunities to fund local initiatives that measure the impact of promoting civility. The summit concluded with representatives signing commitments to advance the Choose Civility mission in their counties.
This eight-page flyer outlines the speakers, plenary sessions, networking and resources that will be featured at the AFP-RI Conference on May 20, 2010.
This document summarizes the August 2013 newsletter of the Women in Business (WIB) organization. It discusses the president's message about enjoying the summer and encourages members to attend upcoming events. It also reminds members that WIB's goals are to provide networking opportunities and raise funds for scholarships for women. The newsletter announces the August guest speaker will discuss the Bear River Land Conservancy and provides details about the monthly luncheon meeting.
Zonta International is an organization of professional women that works to advance the status of women through advocacy and support of United Nations initiatives. The Zonta Club of Dayton is a local chapter committed to improving the lives of women in the Dayton area through supporting non-profits that help women and developing mentorship programs for young women and professionals. In 2013, the Dayton chapter plans to identify new organizations to support, create a mentorship program for young professionals, co-sponsor Amelia Earhart Day, and support the YWCA Women of Influence fundraiser through monthly meetings with speakers and projects.
This document provides information about the Woman of Color/Man About Town Award Gala, which is being held by the African American Chamber of Commerce of San Joaquin County on March 28, 2015. The gala will recognize excellence in community leadership and service through awards given to select individuals. The evening will include remarks, performances, and an award ceremony honoring this year's honorees, which include several women and men being recognized for their contributions to the community.
The document discusses an upcoming "Ugly Sweater" party for a local Rotary club, reflecting on family traditions during the holidays. It summarizes the guest speaker at a previous meeting, JD Sutphin, who started his own events company called Big Lick Entertainment after leaving his corporate job, applying lessons from his family about community involvement. The newsletter highlights members who received awards for their service last year and discusses how the Rotary club itself forms an extended family through shared values of service and connection to the local community.
The document summarizes the 2022 annual conference of Les Dames d'Escoffier International that was held in San Antonio, Texas. It discusses how Dames were thrilled to meet in person after connecting virtually during the pandemic. It describes some of the events that were held during the conference, including tours of San Antonio, receptions, a fiesta party showcasing Tex-Mex cuisine and mariachi music, and concurrent sessions. It also provides biographies of the 2022 LDEI Board of Directors.
The document summarizes a mid-year meeting for Rotary District 5170. It provides updates on club administration, community service, international service, vocational service, youth service, membership, The Rotary Foundation, and public image. It also discusses upcoming events like the New Generations Symposium and Rotary Youth Council to engage youth, as well as recognition awards. District totals show progress towards annual giving and Polio eradication goals. The top fundraising clubs are recognized and recent Polio case numbers are provided.
The document discusses Rotary International President Ian Riseley and his wife Juliet, as well as providing updates on the Rotary Foundation, important Rotary dates, and club and district news from Southern and Eastern Africa. It highlights meeting the new RI President Ian Riseley and his focus on strengthening clubs through membership diversity and sustainable service projects, as well as continued progress toward polio eradication. The magazine issue also features youth programs and community projects undertaken by Rotary clubs in Africa.
1. Paul Zeller became involved in self advocacy in 2012 through a workshop that taught him about knowing his rights and speaking up. He helped start a local self advocacy group.
2. Through leadership training, Paul and some friends worked on a project called the Intersection Project to improve safety at a busy intersection. They presented to local council and were able to push for changes.
3. Paul has since become chair of his self advocacy group. He regularly attends conferences, does advocacy workshops, and was selected to join the Disability Council of NSW to advocate for people with disabilities, especially in rural areas.
The ATHENA Awards is the region’s most prestigious event recognizing the professional accomplishments of exceptional individuals and organizations dedicated to the advancement of women.
This PowerPoint presentation was created by Cathy Scott-Lynch for the women of Zeta Phi Beta, Thea Rho Zeta Chapter, located in Lansing, Michgan. The presentation was distributed to all of the attendees at the 2014 "Finer Womanhood Luncheon" at the Lansing Crowne Plaza Hotel in Delta Township, Michigan.
The Rotaract Mississauga General Meeting agenda included:
- Inducting 11 new members into the club
- Announcing that auditions for Singfest 2013 will be held on YouTube before April 30th
- Updating that the Polio Penny Drive had raised 66 lbs last week and a pizza party would be awarded if they raised over 75 lbs at the next meeting
- Encouraging members to apply for the 2013-14 Executive positions
- Thanking donations that supported a school in India
- Advertising upcoming fundraising and committee meetings
The document is a newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay that provides updates on recent and upcoming club activities. It discusses the previous week's meeting which featured a presentation on water pollution. It also announces that this week's meeting will discuss adopting an updated club constitution and will feature a presentation from an outgoing Ambassadorial Scholar sponsored by the club. Additionally, it advertises upcoming club events like the Annual General Meeting and Christmas party, and community events such as Interact club meetings and a fundraiser for the McCusker Foundation.
This document announces the 2014 National Philanthropy Day awards in Amarillo, Texas. It recognizes outstanding individual, corporate, and volunteer philanthropists in the Texas Panhandle region. The document lists the 2014 award recipients in categories such as Outstanding Philanthropist, Outstanding Corporation, Outstanding Foundation, and Outstanding Community Service Organization. It also includes quotes from previous award recipients and lists award recipients from previous years of National Philanthropy Day from 1994 to 2014.
The Central Minnesota Community Foundation annual report summarizes their activities in 2013. They received $10.6 million in new gifts and contributions, added 40 new funds bringing the total to 580, and awarded over $5.8 million in grants. The report focuses on how the Foundation connects people and resources in the community. It highlights longtime community leader Andy Hilger who passed away, and his legacy of philanthropic leadership and connections in the region.
Natalia Tapia has been volunteering at the Pride Center for a few months and has made an impact through her enthusiasm and willingness to help others. She values that the Pride Center provides a safe space for the entire community, not just the LGBT community, and that it has collaborations to help all guests with whatever needs they have. Natalia feels she has found her fit by volunteering at the Pride Center, as she is passionate about advancing the LGBT community and supporting causes like breast cancer awareness. She was determined to become a volunteer at the Pride Center.
The minutes summarized the 93nd South Central Region Conference of Soroptimist International held in Dodge City, Kansas from April 26-28, 2019. Over 100 Soroptimists from 32 clubs across Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Illinois, and Texas attended. The conference included presentations on membership growth, fundraising, public awareness, and programs. District directors reported on activities in their districts. Time was allotted to discuss proposed changes to the region's bylaws to clarify committee roles and deadlines.
The document provides an overview of the activities of the AAUW St. George Branch from April 2014 through March 2015. Some highlights include hosting a candidate forum, awarding scholarships, organizing fundraising events like an author event and fashion show, holding educational programs, and providing support to members as needed. The branch focused on advancing its mission while fostering a sense of community among members.
Kanthan Pillay, president of the local Rotary club, married Sarah Britten in Clarens. Sarah is also a member of the club and they met through Rotary work. All club members wish the happy couple many decades of happiness together. Sarah is now the club's First Lady for this Rotary year.
The document summarizes a women's leadership conference held in Jodhpur, India in 2009. It provides an overview of the conference, including why it was organized, how it was planned, its structure and activities, inspirational speakers, and results. The conference brought together over 80 women leaders from local NGOs to share experiences, network, and learn through workshops on topics like health, banking, microfinance, and women's rights. Participant feedback was positive and suggested holding future conferences.
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1. President’s Corner
Zonta Club of Dayton
Advancing the status of women
locally
Happy New Year!
This year I am most excited for us, as it will be the year that we charter
our club, becoming the 1st Zonta Club in the Miami Valley Region,
the Zonta Club of Dayton.
Dearest Zontians, in the past year we have managed to be able to build our club
from the grounds up, get to know people within the community and also be able to do
hands on projects to help organizations within Dayton help women in difficulty. Over the
past year, our contribution through a cell phone drive to the Artemis Center, as well as
making care packages through your generous donations including soap, shampoo, alcohol
swaps and such for YWCA women have been deeply appreciated by the community. As,
2012 came to a close our last meeting was a great summary of our objectives of integrating
ourselves in the community of Dayton and helping advance the status of women and girls
through the community for 2013. In addition to service programs, one of our objectives is
also mentoring our young women and young professionals and entrepreneurs in the
Dayton Community. We are happy to be starting this program as it will help us make an
impact on Young professionals of our time, that are faced with growing concerns over an
unstable economy, political and social issues daily.
As said by our International President, Lynn McKenzie, we are a global organization
and this was most made visible in 2012 in our International Convention. “Your actions and
those of other Zontians throughout the world have made a real difference to improve the
lives of women and girls. I encourage you as we move into 2013 to continue to seek out
ways to improve the lives of women and girls. In the words of UN Secretary General, Ban
Ki-moon when launching Un Women in 2011, "Investing in women is not only the
right thing to do; it is the smart thing to do. Last month, we initiated two
projects to enhance our efforts to increase our visibility and credibility. The first is the
'Zonta Says NO' campaign to end violence against women and girls.. The second is
the Zonta Service Recognition Award, designed to recognize and profile the breadth of
service activities our clubs and districts are engaged in.” I also wanted to inform you that
we have signed the memorandum of understanding with UNFPA for the Liberian Project
and are in the process of signing the MOU with the UN Trust Fund who delivers our
ZISVAW projects. Additionally, I want to encourage you to consider joining myself and
other Zontians at the 2013 Commission on the Status of Women in New York as we work
to end violence against women.
Lastly, I would just like to remember some words of St. Francis of Assisi which I think are
really just particularly apt at the moment. ‘Where there is discord, may we bring
harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is doubt, may we bring
faith. And where there is despair, may we bring hope’ …
Sincerely,
Besa Sharra
President of Zonta Club Of Dayton
2. JAN MEETING
The next meeting of the Zonta Club of Dayton will be on Jan 9th at 6:30 pm, at our
NEW LOCATION: Therapy Café East Third St Dayton, OH 45402. Buffet with
appetizers will be provided. Cash bar for drinks.
Note – if you are not able to find any parking, you may park across the street in the
church parking lot.
Everyone is encouraged to bring as many prospective members and guests to this
meeting. Guests are encouraged to come at 6 pm. Members will be available to
share information on the club, activities and membership.
AGENDA
• Welcome – Besa Sharra
• Business meeting
o Secretary’s Report -Nov meeting Minutes
o Treasurer’s Report
o Old Business
Amelia Earhart Event
Website
Brochures
Surveys
o New Business-
Meeting location and date change
Committees
Networking Event
Fundraising
Z-Night at the Downs
• Next meeting: Feb 6, 2013 @ 6:30 pm
OFFICERS 2012-2014
Acting President – Besa Sharra
Acting Vice President –
Acting Treasurer – Banu Turkoglu
Acting Secretary – Jeanne Sharrah
Sponsoring Organization Mentor (SOM) – Kathy
Hughes
3. Zonta Club of Dayton
Club Meeting Minutes
Nov 1, 2012
I. Call to order: President Besa Sharra called the meeting to order at 6:52 pm
II. Introductions: Members and guests introduced themselves and told of women who inspired them in
their lives.
III. Who are we and what do we do? Power Point presentation by Tricia Coffey and Elizabeth Borton.
Synopsis of what the group has accomplished so far and vision for future.
IV. Secretary Report – Jeanne Sharrah -Sept minutes read, reviewed and approved as written
V. Treasurer’s Report – Michelle Dirksen
a. Report Attached (Click to go to report)
b. Reminded to pick up Poinsettia sales on Nov 29
VI. Change for Women – Courtney – no report
VII. Luncheon – Tricia and Rose Women of Influence click link for details
a. Update on volunteer opportunities – contact Tricia to help
VIII. District 5 Conference – Jeanne shared highlights from the conference
a. Speakers – Nancy Holister 1st and only female governor of Ohio, Desni Crock- Turning
Problems into Passion, Lynne Shuman – Touching lives through Sharing Life Experiences,
Marilee Morrow –Touching Lives through technology, Kristi Bryant – Z and Golden Z Clubs,
Sharon Langenbeck – Aeronautical Engineering
b. Birthing Kits assembled for Cambodia
c. Amelia Earhart Meeting – Partner with other clubs to put on event in spring.
d. Dinner and silent auction raised $2500
e. Honored Joanne Van Sant
f. 2013 conference in Cincinnati, Ohio
IX. New Business
a. New Venue – Therapy Café on Third street
b. Amelia Earhart Day – Jeanne and Besa helping Cincinnati Club put together event to honor
Amelia Earhart and promote young girls in aeronautical careers
c. No meeting in Dec – members encouraged to support the Springfield Club’s Silent
Auction/Dinner Dec 13, 2012
d. Jan meeting moved to the second Thursday due to the holiday
e. Meeting adjourned at 752 pm
X. Program
a. Marj Vereen – gave short talk on Project Zonta headed by the Springfield Club.
i. Helping girls in Juvenile detention reconnect with their mothers
b. Kristi Bryant – Gave short talk on Z and Golden Z clubs – mentoring high school and college
girls to be advocates.
XI. Next meeting –
a. Jan 10 @ 6:30 pm at Therapy Cafe
Respectfully submitted,
Jeanne Sharrah
Secretary
4. MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• January 9 – Membership meeting 6:30 pm – 8:00pm–Wednesday, NEW
LOCATION: Therapy Cafe 452 East Third St Dayton, OH 45402 bring
as many potential members as you can!
• March 8, 2013 International Women’s Day
• Commission Status Of Women 2013 March 4-15
• March 14 2013- Women of Influence Luncheon
• April 27, 2013 – Zonta Club of Louisville’s “Z-night at the Downs”
Please Go To The Website For More Information
5. Your Contribution Can Make A Difference:
In 2011, the YWCA Dayton domestic violence
Zonta International
Volunteer
Support Request
Women of Influence
Honoree Luncheon
Wednesday, March 14 2013
Each year, the YWCA’s Women of Influence Awards Luncheon recognizes outstanding women in the
greater Dayton area who have made a difference in our community. This event inspires and
encourages people and is the main fundraiser for the YWCA.
Heralded as the region’s signature lunchtime event, the Women of Influence Awards benefits the
efforts of the YWCA Dayton to address some of the most critical social needs in our community,
including: domestic violence; racial justice; homelessness; teen issues; childcare, affordable housing;
self-sufficiency; and personal development for women.
This event is supported largely by volunteers – usually primarily women. This year we seek to
recognize groups who are community minded that will work together to support the Y. These groups
will be called Circles of Influence and will be recognized in the 2013 Women of Influence Luncheon
Program Book.
6. Z – Night At The Downs
2013 Night Racing April 27th
Gates open 4:00 PM – First race 6:00 pm
Churchill Downs, “Millionaires Row”, 4th Floor
$75.00 per person: (Price same as last year)
Gate, seat & racing programs included in price)
Tables seat 8 people
Bar Opens 4:00 pm – Dinner begins 5:00 pm
Limited Seating – order early! REAL EARLY!
Payment with Reservations – ASAP no later than March 1, 2013
Detach & return check payable to ….. Zonta Club of Louisville
Send to: Joyce Seymour
1301 Bent Willow Lane
Louisville, KY 40214
Name:___________________________________
Address:________________________________
City, State:_________________________________________
Zip:____________
Phone# ______________________________
Email Address: _______________________________
No. Price Total
X $75= $
7. Zonta Club of Dayton
Treasurer’s Report – Michelle Dircksen
Cash for Charity: 9/6/12 10/4/2012
Wine/beverage donations $81.00
“Change for Women” $26.13 $35.00
Expenses
Refreshments $30.00pd
Paper and Ink Supplies $64.18pd
Income
Membership (7 applications holding) $
Zonta Club of Springfield
District 5: printing and 2 meetings @$50 ea. $200.00 $105.70
Support funds, Zonta of Dayton $200.00 $200.00