JLGHC League Log Fall 2017

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JUNIOR LEAGUE OF GAINESVILLE - HALL COUNTY

BE THE CHANGE

What an incredible honor to serve as 67th president of the Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County! I am entering my sixth year as a League member, and I never would have imagined when I sat as a provisional member at May Dinner that my League involvement would lead me to this position.

Lindsay Addison

I am excited to keep the momentum of the past few years and keep us focused on moving our programs forward to best serve our community, but please know I am counting on your help. Based on feedback at our Board of Directors’ retreat in June, we are looking at ways to enhance the member experience while staying true to our mission of promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community.

You all know, this next year is a big one. Not only is the board structure changing, but we are also narrowing our focus on a new project that will allow us to be more impactful within the community. I strongly believe in understanding the biggest needs of our community and determining how we can meet those needs to make a difference in the lives of others. In order to gauge the needs, we held focus groups to learn about challenges facing those in our community and to capture the one true need on which the League should focus. This process is continuing until we breach the gap.

Mission statement

I need to take a moment to thank Havolynne Saxon for her leadership this past year. She led us through significant changes in our governance structure while thoughtfully considering our future as an organization. Much appreciation, Havolynne, for the abundant time, heart, and service you put into leading us! I hope each of you take this year to follow Havolynne’s lead by finding your own niche and becoming involved, not only within Junior League, but also in our community. Communities do not become great on their own - they require committed individuals who dedicate their time, talents, and treasures!

I’m sure just as I do that you all have ideas and hopes for the future floating around in your head, and I hope you will feel comfortable sharing those ideas, whether with me or another board member. It is my hope the entire membership will embrace and shape our direction for the future, and I am looking forward to leading according to your direction.

In closing, I would like to share a favorite saying of mine

by John Wesley. It is one I think appropriate for this 66th year: Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can.

The League is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

2017-2018

LEADERSHIP TEAM

Lindsay Addison

Caroline Nix

Havolynne Saxon

Amanda Bruner

P RE S ID E N T

P RE SIDENT-ELECT

EXECU T IVE VP

T R EA SU R ER

Jennifer Schuetze SE CR E TARY

Anna Hewell

Blythe Nicholson

Sue Gross

N OM IN ATIN G D IRE C TOR

MEMBER AT LA R GE

SU STA INER DIR ECTO R

LEAGUE LODGE INFORMATION

Robyn Lynch SUSTAI N ER ADVI SOR

HOURS | Tuesday: 4pm-7pm | Thursday: 9am-1pm | Friday: 9am-1pm PHONE NUMBER | 770-535-1951

Management Team

Havolynne Saxon

Ashton Meeks

Emily Drummonds

Amanda Secunda

Whitley Miller

Brittni Curtis

E XE CU TIV E VI CE PR E SI DE N T

F IN AN C E D IRE C TOR

CO MMU NIT Y O U T R EACH DIR ECTO R

MEMBER SHIP DIR ECTO R

COMMUNIC ATIONS DIR ECTO R

FAC I LI TI ES DI REC TOR

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New Leadership Structure By now most of you have heard some discussion about our newly adopted Governance and Management Structure. It is our belief that much of member satisfaction comes from a wellrun League, which we trust will be a result of a more efficient, separated system of governance and management.

Practically speaking, this means in addition to a Board of Directors, the League now also has a Management Team, and the work previously done solely by the Board of Directors will be split between the two groups.

planning. For those wishing to pursue a leadership position in the League it might mean more opportunities to do so with a lesser workload that is more narrowly focused within councils.

This new structure allows our members to plug into one area they feel passionate about while the I once described the new leadership structure to a entire League benefits from the many different member as a bicycle trying to reach its destination; talents and skill sets of our diverse membership. the board serves as the first wheel leading the way and planning for the future while the management And finally, we are hopeful that with the new team is the wheel right behind them, taking care Governance and Management Structure that both of the details on the backend. Each team has its active and sustaining members will notice improved own function, but in the end, we will reach our communications and have a better understanding destination (goals) by working together. of the League’s current and future goals.

The impact this change has on most League members will be to see our organization function more effectively. For those members serving on the Board, they will see their workload reduced and their focus shifted to long-term, strategic

Please feel free to reach out to me at havolynne@gmail.com with any questions or concerns about our new leadership structure.

EXECUTIVE VP

Havolynne Saxon

FINANCE DIRECTOR

Ashton Meeks

COMMUNITY OUTREACH DIRECTOR

Emily Drummonds

THRIFT SALE

FEEDING OUR FUTURE

Angie Kennedy Megan Strickland

Annie Viviant COMMITTE OF 20+

ASSIST. CHAIRS

Britt Sawyer Jennifer Nicholson

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

Amanda Secunda

INTERNAL COMMS

Wendy Watson

Chelsea Grimes

MEMBER SERVICES/

LEAGUE LOG

Keri Turner

Blythe Nicholson PLACEMENT

CHARITY BALL

Ashley Simon Megan Smith COMMITTE OF 15 FUND DEVELOPMENT

Julie Vaughn

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SPAC

Whitley Miller

NEW MEMBERS

ACTIVITES

LITTLE BLACK DRESS

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR

Morgan Wood

Monica Hatfield

Kaylan Bradley PR/EVENTS

Lauryn White SOCIAL MEDIA

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Laura Fowler

Jennifer McCall

FACILITIES DIRECTOR

Brittni Curtis BUILDING/POOL COMMITTEE

We all have questions from time-to-time, and it can be difficult to know just who to reach out to. We hope that this list will help you reach the right person to get your questions answered!

President: Lindsay Addison | president@gainesvillehalljuniorleauge.org • Any “big picture” or future planning/vision questions Executive Vice President: Havolynne Saxon | havolynne@gmail.com • Any questions about the day-to-day management of League Secretary: Jennifer Schuetze | Jen886@gmail.com • Questions about attendance, leave or transferring Leagues • Materinity Leave or Leave of Absences must be requested and approved by the Secretary Treasurer: Amanda Bruner | amandasikes42@yahoo.com • All things financial and dues questions Nominating Director: Anna Hewell | annastrz@bellsouth.net • Any questions about the nomination process or leadership job descriptions Financial Director: Ashton Meeks | ameeks514@gmail.com • Questions about sponsorships/donations • Information related to fundraisers and fund development Membership Director: Amanda Secunda | par0418@yahoo.com • Information on joining the League • Questions about placement/DIAD opportunities • Conferences, training, and other development opportunities • Questions about membership obligations

Community Outreach Director: Emily Morgan | dawnem@live.com • Anything related to Feeding our Future and the pantry/distributions • Questions about the Little Black Dress Initiative • Ideas for new programming opportunities Communications Director: Whitley Miller | whitleybjones@gmail.com • Any information related to news media or general publicity of the League • Any questions about Junior League email newsletter or social media • Any questions about the League Log • Any questions about the website Facilities Director: Brittni Curtis | brittnipcurtis@gmail.com • Questions about pool membership and policies • Room/building rental inquires • Any issues regarding the League Lodge Charity Ball: Megan Smith | meganhsmith3@gmail.com & Ashley Smithson | ashley.smithson@gmail.com • Any questions related to Charity Ball Thrift Sale: Angie Kennedy & Megan Strickland | JLthriftsale@gmail.com • Any questions related to Thrift Sale Office Manager: Amy McNeilly | info@gainesvillehalljuniorleague.org • Office Hours: Tuesday | 4pm - 7pm Thursday | 9am - 1pm Friday | 9am - 1pm

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AJLI CONFERENCE This past spring Lindsay Addison, Caroline Nix, and Havolynne Saxon traveled to Minneapolis, MN for the annual AJLI Conference.

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Their journey included having dinner with the Georgia League Presidents and President Elects, hearing speaker and author Cheryl Strayed, and attending a Prince/Purple Rain themed gala. One of the highlights was hearing an opera singer perform the National Anthem for the four different countries that AJLI inhabits. Lots of fun and learning was had, and the three women are excited to bring back some new ideas to the Gainesville-Hall County Junior League!

FEEDING OUR FUTURE IN MAY AND JUNE 2017, WE SERVED:

202

families

507

children

389 adults

896

total people

The Feeding our Future program has seen many positive changes over the past year. After noticing a declining attendance during our 2015-16 year the League decided it was time to reevaluate the program and the needs of our community. Our past Strengthening Families Director, Keri Turner, and Pantry Chair, Emily Drummonds, spent much of last year listening to the needs of families and trying to identify the items that they needed most. They found that besides pantry staples our families were struggling to purchase basic household items such as cleaning supplies, toiletries, and personal care and hygiene products. These additions were slowly introduced into our distributions and were met with much success. Because of these changes and a focus on marketing the program, we saw the number of participants significantly increase over the previous year. In fact, we had many record breaking months in our attendance participation. In May we sent our families home with Summer Care Cleaning baskets along with their usual box of food. Children also received a tote filled with snacks and educational toys for the summer break.

The Feeding our Future Committee will continue with the Program this year and has decided to turn each distribution into a mini event for the families we serve. They have identified the months that they believe families need the most assistance and will be using those times to provide our usual box of food along with household supplies all while providing a fun hands-on event for the children. We are excited about these changes and look forward to reaching more people through our distributions. If you have any questions, ideas, or would like to participate in a future distribution please reach out to our Feeding our Future Chair, Annie Vivant, or our Community Outreach Director, Emily Drummonds.

FEEDING OUR FUTURE DISTRIBUTIONS

Distributions are held at the League Lodge the third Saturday of every month from 11 am – noon. Distributions will be held the following days:

November 18 | December 16

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CHRISTINA BARNES Christina Barnes is a dreamer, starter, and celebrator. She loves laughter, yoga, delicious food, and exploring the world.

Christina works for Adventures in Missions where she spreads the love of God around the globe and recently started her own yoga ministry at MissionaryYogi.com.

AMANDA BROCK Amanda Brock is a graduate of the University of North Georgia, with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Business Administration. She works as a Life and Health Account Coordinator at Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance.

Amanda grew up here in Gainesville, Ga., and she enjoys spending time with her family, boating on Lake Lanier, working out, and reading.

ELISE BUGENSKE Elise Bugenske originally hails from the great state of Michigan, but moved to Georgia to be closer to family. Elise is an optometrist here in Gainesville. She enjoys swimming, traveling, and spending time with her family and her dog.

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NICOLE COLUMBO

NATALIA DUTEAU

Nicole Columbo is a North Hall graduate and a Realtor at The Norton Agency.

After studying Mass Communications at Piedmont College, Nicole fell in love with the Real Estate industry. Nicole is an active member in the Hall County Chamber of Commerce, Gainesville Toastmasters, and the Hall County Board of Realtors. Nicole is an advocate for the Alzheimer’s Association and serves as the 2017 Gainesville Walk to End Alzheimer’s Chair.

I am originally from Colombia, but have lived in the USA for over 10 years. I am a former language (Spanish and ESL) teacher.

Now I stay at home with my kids and help other families raise bilingual children through private and group lessons as well as on social media through my Instagram blog “The Bilingual Mami.” I love to play guitar, dance, languages, education and helping others!

LIZ ELLISON

CHRISTIE HAYNES

My name is Elizabeth Ellison, but I go by Liz. I am originally from Pittsburgh, PA but moved to Georgia 3 years ago with my husband. My husband and I are both optometrists and we recently starting working together at the same practice in Gainesville. We currently live in Suwanee with our two cats, but are looking to move closer to Gainesville in the near future.

Christie has served as the President of the Dawson County Chamber of Commerce and Office of Tourism Development since August 2012. She is a Georgia grown girl with a penchant for politics, hospitality, PR, and back roads. Go Dawgs!

LIZZY HIGGINS

RACHEL MILLER

I recently got married to the love of my life, Johnny Phillips! I have lived in 4 countries but absolutely love finally settling down in Gainesville. I love cooking, exercise, and most of all cuddling up on the couch to watch Netflix with our dogs after a long day!

I love the outdoors and spend most of my free time outside. I enjoy meeting new people. Working with nonprofits in my career inspired me to be more active in the community and participate in the Jr. League.

MEGAN PARTRICK

CREE NIX

Megan Partrick is a wife and mother of two crazy and adorable children. They recently moved from Dallas, TX and are so happy to be in Georgia. She loves shopping, Alabama football, and blueberry donuts.

I teach 4th grade at Centennial Arts Academy.

I love to run and I’ve run 6 half-marathons.

Also, I love to read and I always have a book on me whether it’s my kindle or an actual book. Finally, my mom’s family has been in Gainesville since before the Civil War so I have a lot of family that still lives here.

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ALI REDDING

DARBY SHANK

Ali owns the fabulous iLash 42 along with her mom. She loves her sweet Samoyed dog Kasha. She believes there is nothing better than a glass of wine and a puppy cuddles after a long day!

Gainesville Native, Graduate from Samford University, Works at New Holland Elementary School,Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach, Married to Michael Shank.

MARIANNE SOUTHERLAND

KATHLEEN STARKE

I’m new to Georgia from Raleigh, NC. In my spare time, I serve as a chapter advisor for my sorority at UNG, hike with my golden retriever, and (try to) play the banjo.

Hi I’m Kathleen from John’s Creek. I’m obsessed with animals, especially dogs. I’m a huge Alabama fan and obsessed with Nick Saban. Roll Tide

CANDACE STRADLEY

ADITI SURMA

I was born and raised in Gainesville, GA. I’m married to my best friend, Kevin, and attend Lakewood Baptist Church. I am an OB/GYN sonographer in Johns Creek. I love to travel! Spain and Colombia are next on my places to visit! I love being on the lake in the summertime but fall is my all-time favorite season, GO DAWGS! Last year, I got to meet my first ever crush, Chipper Jones, and it made my year!

I was born in India and lived there until I was 13. My family and I moved to NJ and lived there for past 9 years. I am relatively new to Georgia and am looking to make the best of my time here. In my spare time, you’ll find me cooking, practicing yoga, solving Sudoku puzzle or hiking!

ALSTON WALDRIP

CHELSEA WILSON

I’m originally from Cordele, GA. I play guitar and piano. I love all things crafting, especially homemade snail mail and calligraphy items.

I worked on tour with Garth Brooks for two years while I lived in Nashville getting my Master’s degree. I’m also a big book nerd – I read anywhere between 50-75 books a year!

THRIFT SALE It’s that time of year again - the one you’ve been waiting for all year long - THRIFT SALE! This year’s Thrift Sale is moving forward with momentum like never before. For the last 50+ years, members of this Junior League have made incredible differences in the lives of our neighbors in need by providing the service of Thrift Sale. The purpose of Thrift Sale is simple: serve our community by providing the opportunity to purchase gently used, much needed items at an extremely discounted price. The impact of Thrift Sale, however, is huge - not only on the lives we are able to touch and families we are able to serve, but also for us as League members as we encourage one another to develop into leaders and promote volunteerism and service in our community. This one weekend of thrifting changes lives.

We are so glad you are part of this initiative, and thank you in advance for all of your hard work and involvement in Thrift Sale. Cheers to 2017 Thrift Sale being the best yet!

ANGIE KENNEDY & MEGAN STRICKLAND | 2017 THRIFT SALE CO-CHAIRS What is Thrift Sale? Thrift Sale is our big event of the League year and is one of the longest standing fundraisers

around, celebrating its 52nd anniversary this year. It’s an exciting time where active members and sustainers come together to provide a great service to our community.

What are my Member Responsibilities?

Each active member and new member of the League is responsible for serving on one Thrift Sale committee AND working one Sale Day shift on October 7, 2017 at the Gainesville Civic Center.

COMMITTEES All members should already be assigned to one of the following committees:

SALE DAY SHIFTS Oct. 7, 2017 | 9 am – 2 pm

• General Workshift • Pick-up and Storage

• First Shift 8:30 am – 11:30 am • Second Shift 11 am – 2 pm

• Advanced Donations • Properties and Promotions

Please see the sale day shift assignments below. If you do not see your name, contact the Thrift Sale Chairs ASAP at JLThriftSale@gmail.com

1st Shift-8:30-11:30am 1. Anne Bleakley Jones 2. Melissa Dunlap 3. Whitley Miller 4. Keri Turner 5. Lauren Samples 6. Leania Bulloch 7. Wendy Watson 8. Amanda Secunda 9. Alli Curry

10. Lindsay Addison 11. Anna Hewell 12. Blythe Nicholson 13. Shea Shelley 14. Annie Viviant 15. Sarah Rightmyer 16. Julie Vaughn 17. Brittni Curtis 18. Amanda Haney

19. Christy Malcom 20. Erin Webb 21. Dallas Sage 22. Kaylan Bradley 23. Laura Fowler 24. Judy St. Pierre 25. Andrea Burton 26. Morgan Wood 27. Emily House

28. Shelly Cornett 29. Megan Smith 30. Lindsey Sikes 31. Brittany Bonds 32. Kaitlin Pharr 33. Britt Sawyer 34. Jennifer Schuetze 35. Lauren Tumlin 36. Tiffany Vaughn

37. Angie Kennedy 38. Amanda Ward 39. Megan Strickland 40. Darby Shank 41. Ashley Crain 42. Amanda Brock 43. Melinda Gallagher

19. Ashton Meeks 20. Melanie Martin 21. Emily Morgan 22. Christie Haynes 23. Ali Redding 24. Elise Bugenske 25. Kathleen Starke 26. Nicole Columbo 27. Alston Waldrip

28. Lizzy Higgins 29. Jennifer Tise 30. CJ Greene 31. Nikki Lauderdale 32. Mary Mobley 33. Jill Melton 34. Lindsay Pearson 35. Taylor Ewing 36. Haley Black

37. Lindsey Sikes 38. Ashley Simon 39. Jennifer Shirley 40. Crystal Terrill 41. Cassie Tharpe 42. Jamie Smith 43. Alli Benefield

2nd Shift-11am-2pm 1. Caroline Nix 2. Olivia Shockley 3. Emily House 4. Denille Biddy 5. Monica Hatfield 6. Kristen Blackstock 7. Britt Sawyer 8. Haylee Gamble 9. Angie Kennedy

10. Megan Strickland 11. Chelsea Grimes 12. Lauryn White 13. Suzanne Cindea 14. Jennifer Mullis 15. Julie Conrad 16. Amy Connell 17. Jennifer McCall 18. Jennifer Nicholson

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what you need to know What if I can’t fulfill my assignment?

If you are unable to work your scheduled shift, it is your responsibility to find another member to swap with or cover your shift for you. Failure to fulfill your committee duties or find coverage for your sale day shift will result in a fine. Anyone who swaps shifts or is unable to fulfill their Sale Day requirement is asked to email Angie Kennedy and Megan Strickland at JLThriftSale@gmail.com.

How Much in Quota do I Need? Each active and new member of the League is responsible for pricing and bringing $175 worth of quota/merchandise to the Civic Center during Sale week.Your quota sheet must be turned in and quota checked upon drop off. In addition to quota, please bring a minimum of 20 plastic bags, or paper shopping bags, 2 XL boxes, and 1 roll of masking tape. Anyone who has not dropped off quota by noon on Tuesday, October 3, 2017 will be fined.

QUOTA DROP OFF HOURS:

Sunday, October 1 3:00pm – 8:30pm Monday, October 2 8:30am – 8:30pm Tuesday, October 3 8:30am – 12:00pm

How do I Price my Quota? Pricing sheets can be found at www.gainesvillehalljuniorleague.org.

The pricing sheet should be used as a guide to price your items. Please use a black Sharpie marker to write the price on a piece of masking tape and attach the price to the item. Adult clothing does not have to be priced.

What about clothing? We are happy to accept adult and children’s clothing; however, the quota rules are different for each. Please review the specific guidelines for adult clothing quota and children’s clothing quota.

A D U LT CLOTHING Only $15 of your total may be attributed to adult clothing, although you may bring more to donate if you wish. Each adult clothing item is priced at $0.25 each, so please be aware only 60 pieces will be recognized as your quota, and the rest will purely be a donation.

CHILDREN’S CLOTHING Please keep in mind we are in need of children’s clothing. There is no limit to the amount of children’s clothing you donate, and all childrens clothing will go towards your quota. Each piece of children’s clothing is priced at $.50 each. The children’s clothing needs to be in good condition, with minimal stains and gently used.

Do you accept books? We ARE accepting children’s books this year. Please note these items will not go towards your quota and do not need to be priced.

What other items are not accepted? We DO NOT accept the following items:

Undergarments, bathing suits, car seats, knives, mattresses, plastic food containers, stuffed animals, adult books, shoes, or items worth less than $.25.

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what you need to know What if my quota exceeds $175? Great! We can always use more merchandise. In fact, the member who brings in the largest amount of quota is dubbed “Prize Girl.” In the past the prizes for “Prize Girl” have included paintings, and spa gift certificates, so clean out your house and call family and friends to see if they have any donations to help your chances!

JOIN US FOR Sustainer Coffee Thursday, October 5 | 10 am. – 1 pm.

Gainesville Civic Center Sustainers get in free for the first look at the sale and all items are DOUBLE priced.

Double-Price Shopping Thursday, October 5 | 5-8 pm.

Gainesville Civic Center $5 admission for general public.

It’s an opportunity to get “first dibs” on the merchandise; however, all merchandise is sold at DOUBLE the marked price.

FOR FULL DETAILS ABOUT THE THRIFT SALE, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND LOGIN TO THE MEMBER PORTAL.

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Partner with the Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County The Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County has been an active force in making our community a better place for women and children since 1951.We are an all-volunteer organization of women committed to promoting volunteers, developing the potential of women and improving our community. Through the volunteer efforts of our members, the women of Junior League have made great contributions to our community.

Our programs are largely supported by volunteer service and fundraising events, but they are even stronger because of the support of community partners. In order to continue to meet the needs of families in our community, we continue to seek community support from area businesses like yours. We hope you will consider partnering with us this 2017-2018 year as a sponsor of the Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County in our efforts to continue to make a significant impact on the lives of women and children in our community.

If you are interested in becoming a corporate sponsor, please contact Julie Vaughn at ja.vaughn@hotmail.com or call (770) 535-1951.

THANK YOU TO OUR 2016-2017 CORPORATE SPONSORS: GOLD

SILVER

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The League Year at a Glance 2017

2018

JULY

8: 15:

Management Team Retreat League Log Content Deadline Feeding our Future Distribution

AUGUST

15:

New Member Kick-off Celebration- Thrift Sale Management Team Meeting Board Meeting

JANUARY

2: 23: 30:

22: 29: SEPTEMBER

5: 19:

26: OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

General Membership Meeting Management Team Meeting New Member Meeting: Strengthening Families Board Meeting

Thrift Sale Quota Drop Off and General Workshifts 5: Sustainer Coffee (10 a.m. – 1 p.m.) & Double Priced Shopping (5-8 p.m.)

7: Thrift Sale 17: New Member Meeting: Nominating and Board Positions 24: Management Team Meeting 31: Board Meeting ***No General Membership Meeting*** 7: 18: 21:

4: 5: 9: 13: 19:

6: 17: 20: 27:

MARCH

1-4:

28: DECEMBER

FEBRUARY

General Membership Meeting Management Team Meeting New Member Meeting DIAD Project Board Meeting General Membership MeetingBring a Friend night Feeding our Future Distribution Management Team Meeting New Member Meeting Board Meeting

6: General Membership Meeting 19-23: LBDI 20: Management Team Meeting New Member End of Year Celebration 21: New Member Meeting: End of Year Celebration 27: Board Meeting

APRIL

3: 17: 24:

General Membership Meeting Management Team Meeting Board Meeting

MAY

1: 16:

May Celebration and Dinner Feeding our Future Distribution

General Membership Meeting Feeding our Future Distribution Management Team Meeting New Member Meeting: Charity Ball Board Meeting Belle/Sustainer Reception General Membership Meeting Charity Ball Feeding our Future Distribution New Member Meeting: Christmas Exchange

***No Board or Management Team Meetings***

*2017-2018 tentative schedule and is subject to change. Members will receive additional information on final dates and details as dates approach.

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