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Listing of Committees: |
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Community Service
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Lynne Qualls
Coordinate Farm City Week in November . Keep aware of activities in
community Kiwanis could be involved in. Survey community leaders to
determine unmet needs. |
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Victory Junction Committee |
Frank Havens
Coordinate club and district wide fund raising project. |
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Young Children Priority #1 |
Implement projects to children, prenatal to age five, to address
maternal and child health, child care, early development, nutrition,
parenting education and support, advocacy, pediatric trauma, or
safety. Projects may include encouraging literacy, assisting child
care and Head Start, distributing home-safety checklists, education
public about shaken baby syndrome and building or repairing
playgrounds. urvey community leaders, health department, etc to
identify unmet needs. IDD world service project. Read around the
world - February. |
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Youth Services |
Lynn Jones
Manage Terrific Kids program, or projects to school-aged youth,
addressing academics, advocacy, career exploration, character
education, citizenship, club activities, health, hobbies, leadership
development, literacy, mentoring, prevention of drug abuse, or sports
and recreation. Screen requests for support or donations and make
recommendation to board. |
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Sponsored Youth |
Develop ties and joint activities with Key Club, Builders Clubs, etc.
Coordinate pancake day with Key Club.Attend Key Club meetings.
Welcome and introduce Key Club members attending Kiwanis Club meeting. |
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Scholarship |
Jim Marlowe
Determine scholarship recipients, amounts, etc. Plan and conduct
scholarship night, program speaker, etc. |
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Human and Spiritual Values |
Charles Link
Schedule members for invocation each week. Plan and conduct pastor's
night, speaker, etc. Implement projects that support spiritual
development, provide human companionship and comfort, or offer
counseling and guidance. Encourage interfaith and interdenominational
religious activity, such as prayer, but should not support a specific
religious sect. Prayer breakfasts, layman of the year award,
transportation to religious services, visits to nursing homes, and
support of grief counseling. |
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Program |
Dawn Morton
Line up members to provide interesting programs organized on calendar
theme. Written confirmation in advance and Thank you notes afterwards
to speakers. Provide schedule of speaker topics to Klarion to promote meetings.
See Program Schedule |
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Music |
Tom Cunningham
Schedule members to lead songs at each meeting. Provide name of
leader to president in advance. |
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Public Relations |
Eddie Burks
Inform press of newsworthy Kiwanis activities, new officers, awards,
goals, etc. Line up coverage for pancake day. |
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Fellowship |
Recognize members who in the news, receiving special recognition,
etc. Plan an outing for Kiwanians and their families. |
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Reception |
Bill Craig
Schedule members to greet, particularly new members Provide name
badges for guest. Make list of guests for president before call to
order. Encourage members to buy split the pot tickets. |
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House |
Jim Gardner
Set up and take down supervision.Have prize for speaker
available.Check PA system, AV, etc. |
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Membership |
Increase membership in club.Plan and conduct inductions and
orientation of new members. New company spotlight program. |
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Law/Regulation |
Rusty Hammond
Insure compliance with bylaws, etc. Run elections. |
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Klarion |
Harvey Wood/Eddie Burks
Publish Klarion.Check with committee chairs for articles Secure
sponsorship for mailings. |
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Youth Athletics |
Ken Gallimore, John Matkins
Plan for American Legion and Copperheads baseball concession,
advertising, sponsors, special programs, etc.. Legion Baseball
recognition program. |
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Pancake Day |
Dawn Morton Pancake Day Info |
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Food Distribution |
Sam Bass
Organize with department of social services. Announce and line up volunteers. |
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Interclub |
Visit all clubs in division once during the year, with 4 members at
each visit. Call club to be visited in advance. Report to board or
club about visit. |
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Bell Ringing |
Dean Lail
Schedule members to volunteer with the Salvation Army to ring the
bell around Christmas time. |
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