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Copyright © 2000
Capital City Kiwanis Club
All Rights Reserved
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House Prepare
the meeting room: Post the U.S. Flag and Kiwanis
banners. Regulate the blinds, curtains, and lighting. Set up
greeter table with badge box, sign-in sheets, 50/50 drawing tickets,
money receptacles. Place Kiwanis bell, gavel, and podium at
head table. Assist speaker with setup, if necessary. Coordinate
with restaurant manager to regulate temperature, sound, service, and
support. Secure CCKC property in storage, transport and set up
required items at remote locations, and return to storage after event. |
Cleve White
Members: Bob Coggins, Dale Pottorff, Bill Rogers, John Ryan |
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Eliminate Project Support
the goals of the Eliminate Project. Raise awareness and funds to ensure
the success of Kiwanis International’s goal of raising $110 million to
help eliminate maternal/neonatal tetanus, which affects nearly 129
million mothers and their future babies in 39 countries. Develop
service projects that focus on maternal and neonatal concerns in the
local community, thus linking the global campaign to our community
through hands-on service.
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Donna Wells
Members: All CCKC Members |
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Inter-Club Relations Encourage member participation
in visits to all area clubs at least once a year: Organize and
schedule interclub visits. Arrange transport. Inform club
Secretary of those attending for attendance credit. |
Bob Henderson
Members: Bruce Gillander, Tony Shah, Larry Spalding, John Wells |
Public Relations Ensure
that club members, other Kiwanians, and the public receive news about
club events, service projects, fundraisers, goals, programs and
achievements. Primary outlets include: CCKC Newsletter,
radio and TV stations, Tallahassee Democrat and other print
outlets, Florida Kiwanis Floridian and KI Kiwanis Magazine, email,
club website, Facebook, etc. Seek newsworthy inputs and photos
from club membership and committees. Publish weekly club meeting
information to absent members. Publish weekly club meeting info in
local news outlets, e.g. Tallahassee Democrat. Publish articles on
club activities in Kiwanis magazines. Maintain club website and
Facebook page. |
Howard Eisenman
Members: Dana Dowling, Ben Graybar, Jim Ledbetter, Tom Morgan, Kim Ortloff |
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Membership Services Maintain
and increase membership. Develop new member prospect lists and
recruitment opportunities. Plan membership drives and organizes
and supports “4 = 1 membership teams." Set growth goals and recommend
target groups, in conjunction with the President and BOD. Consider
membership applications and submit recommendations to
BOD. Schedule effective orientation training for new
members. Stock and maintain membership materials and information
packets for prospective members. Order and stock club T-shirts and
Polo shirts for members. Promote regular attendance by members at
all club meetings. |
Donna Wells
Members: David Johnson, Jim Ledbetter, Mario Richardson, Dan Samborn, Joe Sanders, Eddie Williams |
Fund-Raising Raise
funds to meet club obligations, sustain service projects, and maintain
club solvency. Seek, examine, and recommend new ways to raise
funds. Analyze current fund-raising projects to determine
efficiency and effectiveness. Ensure maximum participation of club
members in fund-raising projects. |
Jim Wylie
Members: Tim Atkinson, Mickey Moore
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Community Services and Spiritual Values Identify,
recommend, and implement community projects in the following areas –
arts, business affairs, citizenship, civic improvement, beautification,
conservation, health, international understanding, literacy, public
affairs, safety or help for senior citizens, disabled, underprivileged,
and troubled persons – while focusing on ethics, values, and family,
thus promoting the development and exercise of human and spiritual
values. Ensure projects are consistent with Objects and Theme of
Kiwanis. Evaluate project recommendations to ensure they
meet community needs. Evaluate project results and recommend
modifications to BOD. Assist service project leaders and encourage
maximum member participation. Coordinate with and assist Children
and Youth Services Committee. |
TBA
Members: Ev Anderson, Dwight Davis, Dick Dowdy, Tom Duggar, Ed Joyce, Don Lanham, Jack Traylor |
Children and Youth Services Focus
on the needs of children, especially the underprivileged, abused,
homeless, and disabled. Implement Kiwanis Young Children: Priority
One (YC:PO) programs for CCKC. Identify, recommend to the BOD, and
implement projects that meet the needs of young children. Evaluate
effectiveness of projects and makes recommendations to the
BOD. Seek maximum participation of CCKC members in
projects. Coordinate with and assist Community Services and
Spiritual Values Committee. |
Jan Morgan
Members: Frank Bach, Judy Chambers, Larry Chambers, Karen Gievers, Carol McNally, Rose Patterson
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Service Leadership Programs These
programs are the future of Kiwanis and a primary focus of CCKC, thus it
is the duty of the club to empower our youngest leaders to serve the
community and open doors for them to change the world. Provide
CCKC advisors to interface with faculty advisors, school principals and
parents. Provide CCKC resources to advise, mentor, and support
clubs. Encourage growth and participation in development programs.
Encourage maximum participation and support of CCKC members in youth
club activities. Encourage participation in CCKC service projects
and activities. Assist in developing service and fund-raising
programs. Invite leadership, advisors, and school principals to
CCKC meetings, BOD meetings, and socials. Recognition of advisors
and teachers through stipends for advisors and Apples for
Teachers. Achieve school and community recognition of service
activities. Recommend budgetary support to BOD
KIWANIS KIDS (K-KIDS) – Ruediger Elementary GOALS:
Establish a Bring-up-Grades (BUG) program. Enhance Terrific
Kids program. Encourage future membership in Builders Club and Key
Club
BUILDERS CLUB – Griffin Middle School GOALS: Establish
viable club leadership structure, emphasizing service and
continuity. Encourage future membership in Key Club.
KEY CLUBS – Lincoln & Rickards High Schools GOALS: Establish
viable club leadership structure, emphasizing service and
continuity. Encourage future membership in Circle K. |
Howard Pardue
Members: Jim Davis, Lewis Johnson, Jessica Lowe-Minor, Rick Minor, Jan Morgan, Fred Williams CCKC Advisors: K-Kids - Jan Morgan
Builders Club - Fred Williams
Key Clubs - Howard Pardue & Jim Davis |
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