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MEET THE REGION 3 TEAM
from Region Scoop
1st EDITION - July –December
Dear Leos, my fellow Lions
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CONTENTS
Message –R C
D G Goals & Core Areas
Meet the Region 3 Team
Comedy Corner
D G Visit–Zone 3A
Region 3 Projects/Activities Lions & Leos
Club Health Assessment Action Strategies
Model Club Structure
District 60B Forward
Condolences
Leo Forum Flyer Region 3 Meeting Flyer 40 th MD60 Convention Message
Calendar of Events
Birthday-Anniversary Greetings
Region 3 Blessings
Editor: Lion Lyndell Gustave R C
It is my pleasure to continue with the publication of this wonderful Newsletter - the Region Scoop- from my predecessors, Lions Leroi and Jerry, I am delighted to issue this first half year edition for the Lionistic year 2019/2020. The aim is to share this and other publications in 2020, to show the success stories in an effort to keep you abreast with the performance and progress of the Clubs in Region 3.
I am Lion Lyndell Gustave, your Region Chairperson for this Lionistic Year and I am a proud member of the Lions Club of Castries in Zone 3B
I am honoured to serve as your Region Chair and my goal is to “Make a Difference”. I hope to be a reliable source of assistance to my Zone Chairpersons and to see that Lionism is more visible in Region 3. My personal Lions’ Project this year is to encourage Clubs in each Zone to mentor Lions/Leos to be involved, caring members and to promote retention in the Clubs in our Region.
It has been pointed out that service Clubs are folding, membership dropping and interest in community projects are no longer a priority. This is not the case in our Region, from the various reports received thus far, we are working in our communities - and I say bravo! Lions of Region 3 - continue doing what we love best “Serve”.
Our District Governor has set out her goals for this year and I urge each Club to centre their projects around these goals.
I continue to pledge my support to my Zone Chairpersons and in the same manner asking my Zone Chairpersons to give their full support and guidance to the Clubs in their Zones. This my Fellow Lions will improve the Lionism spirit in Region 3. A friendly reminder to become familiar with the District Officers in your Zone and utilize their services and expertise.
My heartfelt thanks to Lion Leroi who has agreed to assist in the editing of the publication and to my Zone Chairs for their continued assistance.
Let us make this Lionistic year one of “Service without Boundaries: Touching Lives, Transforming Communities” in Region 3.
Best Regards, Lion Lyndell Z. Gustave
Region 3 Chairperson
DISTRICT PROGRAMME
District 60B Forward LCI Campaign 100 Leo Programme Parenting and Youth Drug Addiction & Alcohol Abuse Diabetes
Environment & Climate Change Hunger & Homelessness Vision Cancer Awareness & Action (Breast, Prostate)
LEO CLUB OF BRIDGETOWN LEO CLUBOF BARBADOS EAST ALLEYNE SCHOOL ALPHA LEO CLUB
CLUBS IN ZONE 3B CASTRIES GROS ISLET MICOUD SOUFRIERE PITONS VIEUX FORT LEO CLUB OF CASTRIES HEWANORRA LEO CLUB
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LEO CLUB OF GRENADA LEO CLUB OF ST ANDREW ST VINCENT SOUTH LEO CLUB KINGSTOWN SVG LEO CLUB
A ventriloquist is performing with his dummy on his lap. He’s telling a dumb blond joke when a young platinum-haired beauty jumps to her feet. “What gives you the right to stereotype blondes that way?” she demands. “What does hair colour have to do with my worth as a human being?” Flustered, the ventriloquist begins to stammer out an apology. “You keep out of this!” she yells. “I’m talking to that little jerk on your knee!” A middle-aged man goes into the doctor’s office for a check-up with a litany of complaints. The doctor speaks to the man’s wife alone and says, “There is nothing the matter with your husband. If you make a couple of meals for him a day, let him watch his sports. Do not complain at him too much -ask him to listen. Limit his exposure to in-laws and make love to him once a week. Then, he’ll probably live another 20 years.” She returns to her husband’s side in the waiting room. He asks, “What did the doctor tell you?”
“You are going to be dying soon, my dear.”
TIME …
Your time is valuable and how you choose to spend it is important. You may be only one of more than 1.4 million members, but your time and dedication is what keeps Lions Clubs International ticking as the world’s largest service club organization.
ZONE 3 A
The District Governor Lion Denise Forrest PMJF on official visit to Zone 3 A. She was warmly met at the Grantley Adams International Airport by Zone Chair Lion Cy Francis, Senior Lions and Leo East Advisor.
HILLABY TURNERS HALL PRIMARY SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAMME On Tuesday December 3rd, 2019, Lion District Governor Denise Forrest PMJF visited the Hillaby Turner's Hall Primary School and witnessed the Lions Club of Bridgetown's 15 year and counting breakfast project.
COURTESY CALL ON GOVERNOR GENERAL On Thursday December 5th, 2019 Lion District Governor Denise Forrest PMJF paid a Courtesy Call on the Governor General of Barbados, Her Excellency Dame Sandra Mason GCMG, DA, QC, accompanied by Zone Chairperson Lion Cy Francis MJF.
LIONS CLUB NORTH GREENHOUSE PROJECT On Wednesday December 4th, 2019 Lion District Governor Denise Forrest PMJF continued her visit to Zone 3A by officially breaking ground at the Selah Primary School in St. Lucy, where the Lions Club of Barbados North will be constructing a Greenhouse to promote agriculture in the Primary School. This is a joint initiative with the Lions Club of Bridgetown who will also be constructing a Greenhouse at the St. Matthews Primary school. The greenhouses will feature an aquaponics system and Selah's greenhouse will be constructed using bamboo and will utilize recycled water. This project will help to reinforce the need to eat what you grow by employing healthy and sustainable practices. thus helping to win the battle against non-communicable diseases, especially in children.
LEO FORUM On Friday December 6th, 2019, the final day of the District Governor's visit to Zone 3A, Lion Denise PMJF engaged in an interactive, engaging and empowering Leo Forum, chaired by Lion Shonda Forde PMJF, District Leo Chair 60B.
Lions Club South Tree planting was done by Lions Club of Barbados South at Christ Church Foundation and St. Christopher Primary Schools on Monday, September 23 rd , 2019 in recognition of Arbor Day. Lion President and Lions Henderson Maxwell, Richard Davis and Corlis Weeks-Grazettes assisted with the tree planting.
Christmas hampers Partnership with Sagicor General sixty (60) Food Hampers were packed and delivered to families mainly in the Christ Church districts
Lions Club East A donation of selected vegetables and herbs were planted at the Sterlings’ Children Home in the parish of St. Philip, to create a herb and vegetable garden for the wards of the home.
Lions Club of Scotland District The Lions Club of Scotland District increased membership strength by inducting six (6) new members at the second Zone meeting - October - of Zone A. This was conducted by Lion Leroi Hinds MJF- District Membership Coordinator. President, Lion Nigel Williams MJF and other sponsors were very elated and proud.
Lions Club North In partnership with the Credit Union Summer Camp Reading programme, lively interactive sessions were held where participants read from their assigned books, answered questions about the stories read, spelt words and acted out scenes from the stories. Participants were required to journal their experiences during the programme and to write an essay at the end. A prize was awarded for the best Essay.
Lions Club of Christ Church West The Club assisted with the Hawthorne Methodist Church Vacation Bible School Camp on Wednesday 14'th of August. Participants were given various demonstrations on the planting of Vegetable Seedlings and Plants. They were also shown how to transplant from trays to containers, how much water and sun were needed to keep them healthy, the different stages from seeds to seedlings and how to take care of their seedlings.
The children were given the opportunity to transplant the seedling's and plants in their own containers. Much needed advice was given to Parents and Facilitators of the Camp about the control of pests and other diseases on plant and fruit trees. The event focused on improving the community through the planting of locally appropriate tree seedlings/saplings.
Lions Club Central Lions Club of Barbados Central hosted their Annual Senior Citizens Picnic in celebration of Senior Citizens' Month. Forty-four seniors citizens were treated to a sumptuous meal at the picturesque Silver Sands Beach, where they played games, danced and were presented with fruits at the conclusion.
Lions Club of Bridgetown Twenty (20) Patients from the Geriatric and Gordon Cummins hospitals and four (4) other senior- citizens were taken on an outing to the Great Train Ride at St. Nicholas Abbey. Along for the ride were also two (2) centenarians; Mr. John Foster 100 years old and Mrs Icilma Marsh 101 years old, - very fit and humourous.
This outing was very interactive and therapeutic for the seniors who interacted with each other as the tour guide narrated the history of the train service and its’ origin in Barbados. Patrons were shown the wood from the Fern trees, the Coal used for fueling the train and were entertained with some Oldies (songs) on the journey. The Lion Zone Chairperson Lion Cy Francis, Lion President Stephen Howell, Lions Ronnay, Carl, Miriam, Judy. Brenda, and Mariella attended. Special thanks to the Barbados Employers' Confederation for their financial contribution.
Lions Club of St Michael The Lions Club of St. Michael again partnered with the Barbados Public Workers Cooperative Credit Union when it held another customer appreciation day at their office out of the city. Five lions assisted with blood sugar and blood pressure testing. Persons were counselled on maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
ZONE 3 B As part of Cancer Awareness Month in October, the Clubs in Zone 3B gathered in Soufriere at the invitation of the Soufriere Pitons, to join them in the Breast Cancer Lantern lighting ceremony. This was held in collaboration with the Zone Church which preceded the ceremony.
Castries Lions Club Castries Lions joined with the Holy Trinity Anglican Church community for the annual feeding of the destitute.This partnership is in its second year. The Lions provided the food, drink and desert and served the patrons with a plated meal.
Soufriere Pitons Lions Club Senior Citizen Day! On August 25, Members of the Soufriere Pitons Lions Club visited the sick and shut-ins of the Bell Fond area.
September 20, 2019, Soufriere Pitons Lions Club decorated a classroom at the Les Etangs Combined School, Gold in observance of childhood cancer. The Club also sponsored the school’s jump room festival in promoting a healthy body. A lecture on childhood cancer was delivered by a health nurse. Fruit baskets were given to the participants of the jump rope festival.
Lions Club Of Gros Islet Lions ‘’donned’ all shade of pink to recognize Caner Awareness. The Lions Club of Gros Islet also embarked on their very first journey of Awareness of Childhood Cancer beginning with the students and teachers of the Gros Islet Primary School. The students received a wealth of information also each receiving a pamphlet to take home to their parents with information on Childhood Cancers
Another successful “Kids In Sight Clinic”. Friday January 18, 2020 the lions of Castries and Gros Islet joined the team for West Virginia University at the St Lucia Blind Welfare Association (the three partners in the project) for another eye clinic catering to the residents in the north of the island. The clinic saw a number of children and adults for varied visions issues including low vision, quint and crossed eyes. A number were referred for surgery and fitted with eye glasses. This partnership has been in existence for the past 13 years and cater to the low socio- economic populace. The Piton Lions Club presented a cheque to the Team. Funding for the project is realized from a grant from Lions International and matching funds from the Lions of St.Lucia and the team from West Virginia. Thanks to our many sponsors both corporate and private citizens who continue to assist in making this project the success that it is. We Serve.
Community Literacy Action Programme- Lions proud to be a part of this project.
Lions Club of Micoud The Lions Club of Micoud entertained the children to a Christmas treat- All children received a gift and were extremely happy happy. The Lions are feeling proud that they could make children happy
ZONE 3 C
Lions Club of Kingstown SVG
Members of the Lions club of Kingstown –SVG undertook Phase 1 of their Bus Shed Project
Lions Club of Kingstown-SVG made a presentation of school supplies to about 30 students throughout St. Vincent and the Grenadines as part of their Distribution of School Supplies project.
Lions Club of St Andrew Grenada Donation of glasses to eleven (11) year old Keishawna Francois, River Sallee St. Patrick. Single parent family, part time employment, and tasked with taking care of 4 other children of various family members. The cost of testing and glasses $855 XCD
Lions Club of St Georges Grenada Theme - Diabetes: Protect your family. The year 2019, our Lions busied themselves in awareness campaign on Diabetes at the St. George's Methodist School in Queen's Park. Lions presented fresh Fruits and Vegetables to the school, and Dr. Sonia Johnson presented on Diabetes for the Students and Teachers. Nurse Emmlin Charles later conducted glucose testing
on 25 students. The morning ended with all the children receiving World Diabetes Day ribbons and posing for World Diabetes Day pics. Indeed we 'Made our Mark' today!!
Lions Club of St John Grenada This infant has pediatric glaucoma that developed after an infection she caught as an infant. Her grandfather reached out to us regarding her very high medical costs. She has had three procedures thus far on her eyes and her eye medications cost over $200 a month. With our focus on sight, we were more than willing to help out this family living in our own back yard.
News From The Leos
Leo Club of Bridgetown The Leo Club of Bridgetown partnered with the Lions Club of Bridgetown in hosting ”Feeding of the Homeless”. Fifty-five (50) persons were treated to breakfast inclusive of a hot meal and fruit. The Leo Club members also donated clothing to the patrons.
Leo Club of Barbados East The Barbados East Leos and Lions Club partnered with the CYEN (Caribbean Youth Environmental Network) to clean up the Foul Bay Beach.
Hewanorra Plains Leo Club
To the Hewanorra Plains Leo Club of Vieux Fort on their 5 th Anniversary of certification
Region Chair inducted four new Leos into the Hewanorra Plains Leo Club
Leo Club of St Andrew Grenada The Club chose one Secondary School in the Parish of St. Andrews and conducted a session on vision. Our focus was on things that affected vision in teens and students - for example, extreme exposure to sunlight and extensive use of gadgets. Also, two (2) children were awarded with vouchers to visit the Ophthalmologist for eye testing.
Leo Club of St George’s Grenada Our recently inducted members started their induction process in June, when they were given the core sessions of our organization- hence the project - as the induction process includes the planning and execution of a project. They agreed to assist a child with cancer and with the assistance of the Leo Advisors they were able to reach out to Paediatricians - Dr. Beverly Nelson and Dr. Tyhiesha Donald. These doctors were elated, as exactly 2 days prior, one of their (8) year old patients’ Adinah John at the General Hospital was diagnosed with cancer and needed to be rushed out pf the Island for an Oncology Assessment and Management at a cost of USD$4360.00.
The three (3) Prospects brainstormed and finally agreed on a donation of sheets -by soliciting funds from the general public, the local businesses, Lions, Leos and prospects. Collections lasted for a period of a month and raised EC$1,200 and EC$200 was received from the Grenada Cooperative Bank Limited. The Board of Directors of St George’s Lions Club added, EC$300 to that amount from the club’s account, rounding off the total to EC$1,500.00 or USD$553.00.
Information was sent from the University hospital advising that Adinah was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma and Chemotherapy procedure should be administered - the total showed US$16,200.00. On the 27th December 2019, the US$553.00 was wire transferred to the University Hospital in Jamaica. The Lions are now in discussion to try to assist further - reflectively and humbly empathizing with Adinah and her family during this very stressful and heart-breaking time. In Grenada, statistics show about 1% of population -relative to Paediatric Cancer - nonetheless, our children need us. -Three (3) new Leos were inducted
Leo Club of St Vincent SVG Two (2) new members were inducted into the Leo family of the Leo Club of St, Vincent SVG- Leos Ronique and Shamika- both hard working individuals WELCOME!!
Situation --Potential Problem ---Possible Actions/Resources---Membership
LOSING MEMBERS Note length of membership service to see if the club is losing new or established members and adjust strategy accordingly.
Poor club meetings Club not able to support the activities that are meaningful to club members Not providing relevant service Poor new member orientation Lack of new member recruiting Other reasons
IMPROVE RETENTION - Participate in the Club Quality Initiative and conduct the “How are your Ratings?” survey with existing members.
Distribute the “Former Member Satisfaction Survey” (located in the member Satisfaction Guide) to uncover why former members left the club.
Based on the research, help the club retain members using the following tools: Help clubs to find a meeting format that meets member needs by utilizing ‘Your Club, Your Way’ Make sure activities are relevant and meaningful by utilizing “Making it Happen” Study the “Achieving Results” module in the Lions Learning Center to improve the meetings Utilize the “Club Officer Orientation” in the Training Materials section of the Leadership Development Section to strengthen club leadership. Educate clubs members on how the club operates and the value of membership by hosting a member orientation using the “Orientation Guide” Strive to achieve the Club Excellence Award. Utilize the Mentoring Program to build stronger relationships with members and encourage
members to strive to achieve higher leadership levels within LCI. Recognize clubs that retain members with the Membership Satisfaction Awards.
Rebuild the Club - Consider utilizing the Priority Club Program to allow the DG Team two additional visits and additional support!
Certified Guiding Lion –Assign a Certified Guiding Lion to rebuild the club, conduct training and assign a team of club officer mentors.
Develop a membership campaign –Club Membership Chairpersons Manual, utilize targeted membership initiatives to reach women, family members, students, young adults and others. Encourage the club to participate in Lions Worldwide Induction Day Publicize club activities –Public Relation Resources
REPORTS - Months since the club filed an MMR Club- not filing the WMMR. Contact Club Secretary to make sure they have a password and to see if they need instruction on how to submit the report. Utilize the MyLCI training for additional information or provide contact information from an experienced club secretary.
Years since last Officer Report (PU 101) - Club has not reported club officers for over a year
Contact the club to ask them to report club officers. They can be reported via MyLCI or using the paper officer reporting form (PU101). If the secretary needs assistance, guide them through the reporting process. If elections have not been held, work with the club to ensure proper elections. Provide training and resources to new officers and encourage them to attend zone meetings.
President Rotation - Current President has served more than 2 years consecutively. This may indicate a lack of new leaders. Encourage the club to elect new officers each year to build the club’s leadership base, bring new ideas into the club and strengthen the club.
No Active Email -Notes the officers that do not have an active email - since most officer communication is sent via email, having an email address is critical to the club. Contact the club to obtain uncollected email addresses. Updates should be made by the club’s secretary via MyLCI.
Months Since Activity Report - Provides the number of months since the last on-line activity report - Contact the club to see if they are having problems filing their activity report. Note that paper reports are not tracked on the report and encourage on-line submission. If the club does not have an activity to report, encourage them to conduct the “Making it Happen” exercise to uncover possible activities.
Finance Account Balance Notes if a club has a balance over 90 days Contact the club to see if there is a problem with a payment and ensure that the club is collecting dues. Provide the club information concerning financial suspension to help them regain good standing. Contact the Membership Billing and Account Service Department for more information. Clubs can now pay on-line by registering online and accessing the on-line club statement.
Ist Vice District Governor –Lion Maureen Graham PMJF
Leos, My Fellow Lions,
I take this opportunity to wish you and your families the best of everything for the New Year. Recognizing that there is no perfect life, I pray that you be blessed with the strength necessary to make the best of it
The year 2020 promises to be a visionary one, not only for our movement. In the second half of this Lionistic year, I challenge you to begin it with reflections. In the true Lionistic spirit, I ask that we look back as we look forward but not to be stuck in the past. From my privileged position, I recognize that throughout the District Clubs are having challenges. There is nothing wrong in having challenges, but how we overcome them matters –since hurdles are placed with purposes, destine to bring consciousness. We must try not to excuse them away but confront them.
In our Organization the time to act is now. Let us look and see how we can make things better during this half of the year. One make ask, how can we? Let me offer you a Tool which is designed for the task at hand. It is affectionately called the “District 60B Forward”
Let me ask? Have we opened the package? Have we completed the Club Assessment? Have we done the SWOT Analysis? Have we identified the two areas requiring our immediate attention? Have we developed the road map? Have we commenced the process? Where are we??
If the answer is: - We are thinking about it We hope to start soon We don’t understand
Then I say to you, we have lost a fantastic opportunity in the last six months, but I also say to you, that you still have time to catch up and the time is NOW
Club District 60B Team, I challenge you to get on top of the Job. Stop planning and thinking and get to the task at hand. Take out the workbook and start the job. Don’t be stuck in your comfort zone, move outside the box, the possibilities are countless. .
I see the District 60B Forward as: ✓ The tool designed to keep us focused and to ensure that our Brand lives on. ✓ It will guide us to addressing our Leadership, Membership, Financial and Service issues ✓ It will help us address the ideologies of our movement, all wrapped up in our mandate “To Serve”
I am appealing to each and every Leo and Lion in Region 3 and by extension Sub District 60B to recommit yourselves with the vigour and the tenacity to ensure that District 60B Forward is ‘travelling’- as together we will leave this District a better place.
I love you all and may God continue to bless you.
Lion Maureen Graham PMJF !st Vice District Governor
The Region wishes you: Peace to bring comfort Courage to face the days ahead & Loving memories to forever hold dear in your heart
The USA/Canada Leo Leadership Foundation is excited to announce that the 4th USA/Canada Leo Leadership Forum will take place from July 21st to July 26th, 2020 in California. Leos will develop leadership skills while participating in workshops facilitated by Lions and Leos experts in various topics. Each workshop will end with a small quiz that will earn the Leos credits to earn their diploma from our High School Program. We will also be providing a Leo Advisor Workshop, Leo Advisor Round-table discussion with LCI staff, and Lions Seminar for Parents. After all workshops, our Leos will engage with Leos from all over the United States, Canada, and Multiple District 60 (Islands of the Caribbean) in fun activities during the week-long forum. These fun activities will include a tour of the host city and a day of service at the Arizona Lions Sight and Hearing Center. REGISTRATION is open now for the 4th USA/Canada Leo Leadership Forum.
THE REGION 3 MEETING - JANUARY 31 ST TO FEBRUARY 2 ND Hotel Alexandria, Prospect, St Vincent and the Grenadines in St Vincent,
Registration: Lions US $110.00 –Leos US $75 Onsite Lions US $120 –Leos: US $ 90.
Come out in your numbers and support the Region - Participate in the Presentations: LCIF: Lion Monica Felix- LCIF Associate Coordinator- Region 3 MEMBERSHIP: Lion Leroi Hinds MJF –District Membership Coordinator -Region 3
40 th MULTIPLE DISTRICT CONVENTION
Lions and Leos, it is Convention time againMay 13 -17, 2020 in Barbados!!!!
Hilton Barbados is getting ready to welcome the delegates from the District for the 40 th Multiple District convention. The organizing committee is preparing to receive Lions and Leos from May 13 th -17 th 2020 to what is hoped to be a successful climax, to over a year of planning. The highlight of the Convention will be a tree planting ceremony which will take place after the MD 60 convention meeting on the Saturday afternoon.
As part of the Government of Barbados’ initiative to plant one million trees during this year, the organizing committee has committed 20 of the Lion member countries to plant a tree in the name of their respective countries. In recognition of their twenty years of service as a drug rehabilitative centre, the committee has joined with Verdun House, to carry out this project. We are inviting as many delegates to take this scenic trip on the rugged side of the island, to witness this historic occasion.
The official opening ceremony on Thursday May 14 th will signalled the start of what is hoped to be positive dialogue, as we reflect on the work of our many organizations which make up the multiple district, some entertainment and great fellowship. Our highest leaders of the land have agreed to grace us with their presence as they declare the convention open.
The usual workshops, parade, Bajan Night and the Council of Governors’ Ball will all add to the excellent package we have awaiting delegates. After the many workshops and the general discussions, the committee has a hospitality room swinging to keep you entertained to ensure that your 2020 experience will linger in the minds of many for years.
If you have not yet done so, be reminded that early bird registration of US$225.00 ends on February 15th 2020, thereafter, it moves to US$250.00 with US$275.00 payable on site.
We look forward to welcoming Lions and Leos of the Multiple District to Barbados May 2020.
Lion Jefferson Kirton PZC
Convention Chairman
Did you forget our Founders Birthday- January !3th?
FEBRUARY 11-13 1 st V D G/District Governor Elect Seminar 15 Childhood Cancer Day
MARCH 7 Annual Lions Day with International
APRIL Earth Day 25 World - Wide Induction Day
MAY 12: Application deadline for Sight First grants to be reviewed at the August 2018 Sight First Advisory Committee (SAC) meeting 15 Annual Leo Club Officers and Membership Report Form (Leo-72) due
15: Deadline for filing Officer Reporting Form (PU101)
JUNE 1 Helen Keller Day
5 World Environment Day JULY
Singapore- 103 rd International Convention
✓ -----Rock your world in 2020! Don't be reluctant to make a big change or upset the status quo if needed. Surround yourself with beautiful thoughts in beautiful settings, don't compromise, and don't be rushed. Mother Nature is definitely on your side this year. Relationships get serious and benefit from extra attention.
Have success in the material world as well. Take a good, hard look at the world you've built aroundyou. Keep what works well and what pleases best. Be more constructive and comfortable.
KIDS CORNER
MATHS PUZZLE .
The District Membership Chair Lion Leroi Hinds MJF encourages all Lions and Leos to visit the Web Site regularly. as there are many tools and resources available to assist in and to improve the management and operation of each Club. Please familiarize yourself with ideas on how to address Club challenges.
IMPROVE RETENTION ✓ Club Quality Initiative ✓ How are your ratings ✓ Former Membership Satisfaction Survey ✓ Your Club Your Way ✓ Making It Happen ✓ Club Officer Orientation Guide ✓ Club Excellence Award ✓ Mentoring Programme
REBUILD CLUB ✓ Priority Club Programme ✓ Certified Guiding Lion ✓ Lions World- Wide Induction Day ✓ Club Membership Chairperson Manual ✓ My LCI Training ✓ donorassistance@LCIF.org ✓ Membership Billing & Accounts Service Department ✓ Making It Happen ✓ PU101 –paper officer reporting form ✓
