TIDEings - Winter 2013
JLNVB Mission The Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc. 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.
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Contents Features Festive Holiday Recipes ...............................................................................................................................................
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Little Leaguers .................................................................................................................................................................
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JLNVB In Pictures: Merry Memories .......................................................................................................................... 19
Departments Letter from the President ............................................................................................................................................ 03 Organization Chart ......................................................................................................................................................... 05 Save the Date .................................................................................................................................................................... 07 Member of the Month & Women of Wonder.......................................................................................................... 10 JLNVB Life Events ..........................................................................................................................................................
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Community ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12 JLNVB Recipe of the Month ....................................................................................................................................... 13 Train Today – Lead Tomorrow .................................................................................................................................... 21 ReMember Form .............................................................................................................................................................. 23 1925 Society ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Communications Council Dena Liston – Vice President Jessica Swink – Assistant Vice President Robin Barnett – TIDEings Manager Haley Landers – Website Liaison Jenelle Hatzung – Assistant Website Liaison
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President’s Message Our League year has been abuzz with our Actives, Provisionals, and Sustainers, working hard to further the mission of the JLNVB, while balancing home, work, and personal life. You, our members, are the heart of this organization and the true legacy of the JLNVB in Hampton Roads. As you follow your passions, you embody and support our mission of Promoting Voluntarism, Developing the Potential of Women, and Improving Communities (PDI). Your work with the League is core to Promoting Voluntarism, the reliance on voluntary action to achieve an end. It is the gift of your time that enables the JLNVB to positively impact our community. Through your work, you have touched countless people in Hampton Roads. Developing the Potential of Women is both central to our mission and is what sets us apart from other organizations. Junior League trainings and experiences have helped shape many aspects of my professional and volunteer life, and I hope to ensure the same for others. “Leadership Empowered,” the theme for this year, is about empowering you to act for impact by providing the tools needed to succeed through formal and on-the-job training. Through the Leadership Institute, Passion Into Action, Sustainer’s Passion, AJLI trainings, and placements, the JLNVB fosters a leadership culture that creates and promotes great leaders for our organization and the entire Hampton Roads community. At this point in the League year, we are looking toward the future as our Nominating Committee prepares to select next year’s League leaders. The JLNVB embraces the self-nominating process whereby our members choose the path of servant leadership. The Junior League is about growing leaders and each of you has the potential to lead the JLNVB forward. Ready to use your training, skills, and experiences to take on the challenges and joys of leadership? I encourage each of you to apply for the 2014-2015 Board of Directors. You may be surprised by what will come out of your courageous leap into leadership! The JLNVB’s impact on Hampton Roads is immeasurable. We continuously meet the Improving Communities component of our mission through member’s work to directly and indirectly impact the lives of people in Hampton Roads. We continue to have a significant role in improving our communities through work with organizations, such as CHKD, the Foodbank, ForKids, Inc., Excellence Girls’ Club, YWCA, and Park Place Child Life Center and our signature events, Kids in the Kitchen and Little Hands, Big Difference. Our member’s volunteer efforts help provide Hampton Roads families with safe and secure shelter, food, and medical services. We contribute to helping children achieve academic success, healthier lifestyles, an understanding of and appreciation for philanthropy, and so much more! This is possible because League members, sponsors, and community partners take action to make a difference. It is an honor to serve an organization with a legacy such as ours. I am thankful for the opportunity to have met and learned from so many wonderful League members. The women of the JLNVB selflessly offer so much of themselves to our community, not just during the holiday season, but throughout the year. While we take time with our families and consider the blessings in our lives, I am thankful for all of you and what the JLNVB has accomplished because of your hard work and dedication to our mission. I appreciate your time, energy, and contributions as you share your gifts with the League and all of Hampton Roads.
Wishing you and your family a wonderful holiday,
Laura Bangor
2013-2014 President Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc.
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Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc.
Board of Directors
Front L-R: Nicole Parnell, Bobbie Gribble, Laura Bangor, Maura Boswell Back L-R: Kristen O’Connor, Katie Cullipher, Victoria Dietz, Whitney Harding, Hanan Mitry, Najwa Knox, Jennifer Swets, Dena Liston, Barrett Hannon, Betsy Glover and Kirkland Kelley (Not pictured: Abbe Malone)
Bobbie Gribble President Elect
Laura Bangor President
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2013-2014 JLNVB Board/Councils (*Board Members) President - Laura Bangor President Elect - Bobbie Gribble Membership Council
Community Council
Communications Council
Membership VP* Hanan Mitry
Community VP* Abbe Malone
Communications VP* Dena Liston
At-Large Director* Betsy Glover Membership Development Director* Najwa Knox Nominating Chair* Katie Cullipher Assistant Membership VP Cynthia McCormick Placement Chair Lori Collins Placement Chair-Elect Erin Leary Provisional Chair Kathleen Lujan Provisional Chair-Elect Ellie Thurston Provisional Placement Manager Ellie Thurston
Assistant Community VP N/A
Assistant Communications VP Jessica Swink
Signature Issue Chair Halley Maza Signature Issue Chair-Elect Emily DeJagger
TIDEings Manager Robin Barnett
Kids in the Kitchen Chair Alison Leithner
Assistant Web Liaison Jenelle Hatzung
Web Liaison Haley Landers
Kids in the Kitchen Chair-Elect Sherida Bonton Signature Issue Development Chair Colleen Brooks
Finance Council Treasurer* Nicole Parnell Fund Development VP* Maura Boswell Treasurer-Elect* Barrett Hannon
Ways & Means Director Kristen O’Connor Assistant W&M Director Melissa Hamann Fundraiser Event Chair Erika Haws Fundraiser Chair-Elect N/A
Admin VP/Sec* Whitney Harding
Parliamentarian* Jennifer Swets Assistant Admin VP Laura Radspinner Headquarters Chair/ Historian N/A Headquarters Chair-Elect N/A Contracts Chair Stephanie HimelNelson B, P & P Specialist Lisa Raines
Touch-A-Truck Chair Tara Reel Touch-A-Truck Chair-Elect N/A Doner Relations Chair Becca Nall Doner Relations Chair-Elect N/A
Provisional Recruiting Chair Nicole Pandeloglou Provisional Recruiting Chair-Elect Amanda Lloyd Transition Chair Sophia Parente Transition Chair-Elect Margaret Dalrymple
Cookbook Chair Erikka Massie Cookbook Chair-Elect Jamie McFadden Grants Chair Phelecia Riddick-Debnam
Research & Development Chair Victoria Dietz
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Administrative Council
Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc.
2013-2014 JLNVB Councils & Sustainer Advisors (*Board Members) President - Laura Bangor President Elect - Bobbie Gribble Membership Council
Community Council
Communications Council
Membership VP* Hanan Mitry
Community VP* Abby Malone
Communications VP* Dena Liston
Council Sustainer Advisor Vickie Madison
Council Sustainer Advisor Susan Mayo
Nominating Sustainer Advisor Ashley Gentry
KIK Sustainer Advisor N/A
Council Sustainer Advisor Kimberly Thompson
Finance Council Treasurer* Nicole Parnell Fund Development VP* Maura Boswell Treasurer-Elect* Barrett Hannon
Administrative Council Admin VP/Sec* Whitney Harding
Council Sustainer Advisor Cameron Meals League Planning Sustainer Advisor N/A
Fund Dev Sustainer Advisor Melissa Steadman
Provisional Class Sustainer Advisor N/A
Treasurer Sustainer Advisor Joy Bixler
Passion Into Action Co-Chairs Laurie Harrison Virginia Hitch
Ways & Means Sustainer Advisor Brooks Lively
Sustainer Committee Co-Chairs Marty Raiss Ruth Elkins
Donor Relations Sustainer Advisor Jane Short Touch-A-Truck Sustainer Advisor Courtney Davio Grants Sustainer Advisor N/A Cookbook Sustainer Advisor Sally Dudley
Research & Development Sustainer Advisor N/A Board of Directors Sustainer Advisor Kirkland Kelley
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Save the Date Community Date
Time
Event
Location
Saturday
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
JLNVB Provisional
Pembroke Mall,
Blood Drive
Red Cross Donor Ctr
Admirals Hockey Game
Norfolk Scope
JLNVB Shop for a
VB Town Center
January 11, 2014
Esprit Saturday,
6:45 pm
January 25, 2014
Fund Development Friday & Saturday
11:00 am to 5:00 pm
Cause weekend MOXI
December 20 December 21, 2014
*10% of proceeds will be donated back to JLNVB
Wednesday,
Times TBD
Location TBD
Party
April 26, 2014 Saturday,
Touch-A-Truck
Times TBD
Touch-A-Truck
Location TBD
Mid-Year BOD Retreat
Kaufman & Canoles
May 3, 2014
JLNVB Key Leadership Dates Monday,
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Norfolk
January 6, 2014 Saturday,
Varied
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
January GMM
January 15, 2014 Friday & Saturday, January 24 -
Norfolk Collegiate 5429 Tidewater Dr.
Varied
AJLI Winter Conference
January 25, 2014
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Location TBD
(Tentative)
January 11, 2014 Wednesday,
BOD Interviews
Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc.
Scottsdale, AZ
Date
Time
Event
Location
Monday,
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
BOD Meeting
Troutman Sanders Virginia Beach
February 3, 2014 Saturday,
Time TBD
Mid-Year Chair Retreat
Location TBD
Varied
Varied
GMM Cluster Meetings
Sustainer Homes
Saturday,
Time TBD
Area II Conference
JLW Headquarters
February 8, 2014
Washington, DC
February 22, 2014 Friday - Sunday,
AJLI - Organizational
Time TBD
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Development Institute
February 28 March 2, 2014 Monday,
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
BOD Meeting
March 3, 2014 Wednesday,
Norfolk 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
March GMM
March 19, 2014 Saturday,
March 29, 2014 Wednesday,
Time TBD
Membership Placement
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Transition BOD Retreat
Location TBD
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
April GMM
Norfolk Collegiate 5429 Tidewater Dr.
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Silver and Gold BOD
May 5, 2014 Thursday & Friday,
Whitney Harding’s House (tentative)
Varied
May 15 - May 17, 2014 Wednesday,
Location TBD
Ad Hoc (tentative)
April 16, 2014 Monday,
Cape Henry Collegiate - VB
March 22, 2014 Saturday,
Troutman Sanders
AJLI Annual
St. Louis, MO
Conference Time TBD
GMM Annual Dinner
Virginia Beach TBD
May 21, 2014
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Save the Date Continued Passion into Action Date
Time
Event
Location
Tuesday,
11:30 Merry Minutes
Sustainer Hosted
JoAnn Berkley
January 14, 2014
12:00 Lunch & Program Luncheon - Cost $25
Norfolk Yacht & Country Club
Panel Discussion
Wednesday,
11:30 Merry Minutes
March 16, 2014
12:00 Lunch & Program
Princess Anne Country Club
Norfolk Yacht and Country Club 7001 Hampton Blvd., Norfolk
11:30 a.m. Merry Minutes/Noon Luncheon Cost: $25.00 RSVP by Jan. 8th | 623-7270 or via email: info@jlnvb.org Register and pay online at www.JLNVB.org. Log in and go to the Sustainers tab or mail check to: JLNVB , PO Box 956, Norfolk, VA 23501 Questions? Email Linda Moyer at info@jlnvb.org
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Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc.
JLNVB Provisional of the Month for October JLNVB Recognizes April Mann Over the past month few months, April Mann has been instrumental in the coordination of the Provisional Team Building Project. This project hosted over forty Provisional women as they volunteered a morning to painting and sprucing up YWCA transitional housing units for women. April has exceeded expectations. As such, we would like to thank her for her tremendous efforts. April helped to bring together an important partnership, one that will enable the League to continue its work within the community.
JLNVB Member of the Month for October JLNVB Recognizes Sherida Bonton Sherida Bonton has been spending countless hours gathering information on upcoming community hours and ensuring that the information is set up in the TidewaterNet for members to sign up. Sherida set up hours for the Food Bank, Mobile KIK, and Little Hands, Big Difference.
Women of Wonder Kathleen Lujan and Ellie Thurston Kathleen Lujan and Ellie Thurston, the JLNVB Women of Wonder for October have put in immeasurable hours organizing and planning events for the 2013-2014 Provisional Class. Kathleen and Ellie delivered a successful retreat and Provisional Monthly Meeting (PMM) while developing the curriculum for the rest of the year. Both women were instrumental in aiding the Provisional class with the Team Building Project at the YWCA. Well done Kathleen Lujan and Ellie Thurston!
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JLNVB Life Events Congratulations! Provisional Tyler Carmack was featured in the “Top 40 Under 40” from Inside Business due to her professional success and emphasis on community outreach. Gloria Hill was featured in the new magazine Bonfire, which highlighted places to shop at the Peninsula Towne Center. Susan Mayo, the Sustaining Advisor for the Community Council, was awarded first place in the United Way Day of Caring. Her project won first place in the PRSA PR Serving America initiative. The project sent twenty-two members to assist local organization seeking to improve public relations. Jane Short and Kirkland Kelley were both honored at the Women’s Leadership Council Luncheon as the “2013 10 for 10 Women”. Shannon Wright promoted to “Star Business Manager”
Small Miracles October 25 Madeleine Rose Parente born to JLNVB member Sophia Parente.
Weddings Kat (Womack) Taylor married Stephen Taylor on September 21, 2013. Brooke E. Lawsing married Edward H. Miller on August 31, 2013.
The Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach (JLNVB) wants to know what is happening in your life. Please take a moment to let us know about your important life events to include: birth announcements, engagement or wedding announcements, career changes, special community or workplace recognition and condolences. Please email contributions to bglover329@gmail.com
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Community Council News Fall is upon us and League members have been in constant motion, working in the
community in a variety of settings. Ladies have provided assistance to the very busy Foodbank. They have been sorting numerous canned goods to help as the holidays are quickly approaching. We also kicked off this busy season with providing a warm comfort meal to the Ronald McDonald House families. Many women worked with St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children at their Fall Mile for Movement. Mary Helen Hilton, their Director of Annual Giving wrote, “Thank you to all of our wonderful Junior League volunteers who came to help us! Everyone was full of smiles and eager to help. We really do appreciate your support of this community event.” As always, our members have not just shown up to work community events, but they arrived with an exuding attitude of helpfulness and excitement. This is what makes us unique! Our community partners share their appreciation often for the opportunity to have such capable and exceptional women from Junior League assist them in their events. I am fortunate to be on the receiving end of these compliments and, most importantly, want all of you to know what an impression you make on our community. With the holidays arriving just around the corner, we will be tirelessly working on food and clothing drives, party assistance, and ensuring our partners have the supplies they need to give families a happy holiday. As you continue to volunteer at these events, remember the gift you bring to each of these organizations we work with. You are valued and appreciated for the sacrifices you make to give back during this busy time of year.
Thank you!! Abbe Malone, 2013-2014 Community Vice President Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc.
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JLNVB Cookbook Recipe of the Month Hello, ladies of the Junior League, hope you are all doing well and gearing up for the holidays! This is my favorite time of year, I love all of the wonderful food and especially the sweet treats. This month I picked several recipes that would work at various times throughout the holidays. The “Hot Spiked Cider” would be a great beverage to serve after an evening enjoying the holiday lights at the Botanical Gardens, Garden of Lights. The “Ham & Goat Cheese Strata” would be a great use of Christmas Eve Ham for a Christmas morning breakfast. It is always good to have cookies on hand to give to neighbors that stop by unexpectedly or to take as a last minute hostess gift. The “Molasses Ginger Snap” recipe makes 60 cookies so it provides you with good number of cookies to create a number of cookie plates. Hope you have time to try some of these recipes during the holiday season. For this edition of TIDEings, I decided to try the “Pumpkin Pecan Pie” from the Toast to Tidewater cookbook. I love to bake throughout the year, but I especially love to bake during the holidays. It is such a joy and pleasure to share with my family and friends the traditional recipes from my childhood as well as the new recipes that I have decided to try for the year. This pie is a new recipe for me that is sure to become a repeated favorite. The pie was easy to assemble; the best part is that I did not have use a mixer. I was able to assemble the pie with use of a mixing bowl and hand held whisk, how easy is that? Essentially, you make a traditional pumpkin pie and add a delectable crunchy pecan topping. Not only did the pie taste wonderful, it made my home smell like the holidays with the cinnamon, cloves, and ginger. The other great thing about this pie is that the majority of the ingredients are on sale at this time of year. Most of the grocery stores have spices on sale at this time of year and I was able to find canned pumpkin 10 for $10! You should definitely give this “Pumpkin Pecan Pie” recipe a try not only was it a quick and easy dessert, it is sure to please whomever is lucky enough to be served this tasty sweet treat! Happy Cooking! Erika Massie
P.S. You can purchase a JLNVB cookbook at the monthly GMM or online: http://www.jlnvb.org/junior-league-cookbooks/
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Pumpkin Pecan Pie Toast of Tidewater
Ingredients: Pie 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 cup sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves 2 eggs 15 ounces canned pumpkin 2 cups evaporated milk 9-inch pie crust Pecan Topping 1 egg 2 tablespoons dark corn syrup 2 tablespoons firmly packed brown sugar 1 tablespoon butter, melted 1 teaspoon maple extract 1 cup chopped pecans  To Make Pie: Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Mix salt, sugar, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves; stir in eggs and pumpkin. Add evaporated milk gradually; mix well; pour into pie crust. Bake in preheated 425 degree oven for 20 minutes. Remove pie from oven; lower temperature to 350 degrees. To Make Pecan Topping: Mix egg corn syrup, brown sugar, butter, maple extract, and pecans; spoon evenly over baked pie. Pie may appear to sink. Return pie to oven. Bake in a 350 degree oven for an additional 25 minutes.
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What’s Hot with JLNVB Cooking! Tantalizing Tailgate Recipes Molasses Ginger Snaps (Tidewater on the Half Shell pg. 285) 2 cups sugar 1 cup shortening 2 eggs, beaten 1/2 cup light unsulphered molasses 3 1/2 cups flour 2 tsp. baking soda 2 tsp. ground ginger 1 tsp. ground cloves 1 1/4 tsp. cinnamon Sugar to coat cookies To make Molasses Ginger Snaps: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cream sugar and shortening until fluffy. Add eggs and molasses, beating well. In a separate bowl, stir together all dry ingredients, adding to shortening mixture a small amount at time. Form dough into 1-inch balls, rolling each in sugar. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes or until bottoms are lightly browned.
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Ham & Goat Cheese Strata (Toast to Tidewater pg. 30) Advanced preparation required 12 slices white bread, crusts removed 12 ounces goat cheese, crumbled 2 cups diced ham or 1 pound sausage, cooked and drained 1/2 cup minced onions 6 eggs, lightly beaten 3 1/2 cups milk 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon Dijon-style mustard 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg To Make Strata: Lightly butter or coat with nonstick cooking spray a 13 x 9 x 2 inch baking dish or large shallow baking dish. Cut on circle from center of each bread slice with a biscuit cutter and set aside. Place remaining bread scraps on bottom of prepared baking dish. Layer goat cheese and meat over top of bread; sprinkle with onion. Arrange bread circles over top of goat cheese and meat. Mix milk, salt, Dijon-style mustard, and nutmeg into beaten eggs. Pour egg mixture over bread and cheese. Cover dish with plastic wrap; refrigerate overnight or for up to 24 hours. Bring strata to room temperature before baking. Uncover strata; bake in preheated 325 degree oven for 55 minutes. Let stand for 10 minutes before cutting and serving.
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Hot Spiked Cider (Toast to Tidewater pg. 22) Advanced Preparation Required 2 quarts apple cider 1 cup dried apricot halves 1 cup golden raisins 1 cup dried apple slices 3/4 cup peach or ginger flavored brandy 2 whole cloves, wrapped in cheesecloth for easy removal 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 cup bourbon Cinnamon sticks To Make Cider: Mix apple cider, apricot halves, golden raisins, apple slices, brandy, whole cloves, and ground cinnamon in a large stainless saucepan. Let stand at room temperature for at least one hour. Heat cider mixture over medium heat until hot. Remove from heat; discard cloves. Stir in bourbon. Garnish with cinnamon sticks. Serve hot. This can be kept warm in a crock pot for several hours.
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Little Hands, Big Difference The JLNVB partnered with the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia at Pembroke Mall for the third annual Little Hands, Big Difference event. This event is designed to show our children the importance of giving back to the community. The children made fall crafts, played bean bag toss, exercised with hula hoops and other fun games. The kids gathered and sorted numerous kid friendly foods that were purchased and collected by the JNLVB through donations. After sorting the food into large bins, the children loaded the bins in wagons, and then delivered the food to the 17th Annual Mayflower Marathon Food and Fund Drive which filled Foodbank shelves for the holidays. Over 70,000 people in Hampton Roads are struggling with food shortages on a daily basis. The Foodbank provides nutritious canned, boxed, fresh, frozen, and prepared food to hundreds of thousands in need each year. Realizing the JNLVB’s contribution to the Foodbank and the people it serves and teaching children the joy and value of helping others is our greatest gift this holiday season.
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Kudos to JLNVB Little Leaguers Recognizing children and teens related to JLNVB members that embody the spirit of the Junior League. Sarah and Lewis Proffitt both love to volunteer in the community with JNLVB member Erika Haws. Sarah volunteered at Charity Kicks with Erika August, filling goodie bags and greeting the children who were attending the event. Both Sarah and Lewis also volunteered at the Tidewater Military Family Festival. Sarah helped set up and hand out stickers while Lewis helped place stickers in books, move books, and place books on the table for children to pick up. Earlier this year, Sarah assisted the Larchmont Elementary School as a volunteer. At the Race at Twilight, she sold raffle tickets. During the ODU homecoming parade, she assisted children with decorating their car float and supervising the children as they marched in the parade. Sarah is a junior at Maury High School this year and is a member of the Swim Team, Chamber Orchestra, and National Honor Society. Sarah is also a member of the Music Education Learning Team as a student teacher, leader, and mentor for younger chamber orchestra students. Sarah intends to travel to Europe in spring 2014 as an exchange student. When Lewis is not volunteering in the community, he enjoys building things, riding his bike, walking Henry the Greyhound, and watching Duck Dynasty.
JLNVB Member Erika Haws with Sarah and Lewis Proffitt
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Train Today - Lead Tomorrow
2013 - 2014 Leadership Institute Complete all Leadership Institute requirements to receive a certificate at the Annual Dinner. Notify Najwa Knox, Member Development Director, if you plan to participate.
Leadership Institute Requirements Complete the following: 1 Passion Into Action or Sustainer Passion event. 2 JLNVB trainings – topic trainings, Chair trainings, GMM training night (not Take 10s), etc. 3 AJLI Webinars or one AJLI Webinar and Read and Summarize one book from the Leadership Library or another leadership book approved by the Membership Development Director. Be sure to visit the JLNVB Resources section of Tidewater Net to find information documents, forms, and other resources you may need. These include items such as: Placement List, Member Obligations Chart, Placement Guide, Council Chart, Commitment Agreement, Volunteer Verification Form, Change of Status Form, BOD Meeting Minutes, etc.
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Advertise your business in TIDEings magazine! TIDEings magazine is a quarterly publication of the JLNVB with a readership of over 300 active and sustaining members of our League. Showcase your products and services to a dynamic group of women that want YOU to be successful! Please visit us online http://www.jlnvb.org/tideings-magazine or contact us at info@ JLNVB.org, for more information.
Advertising Information Ad Specifications and Rates ADVERTISING SIZES 1/4 Page 4 3/8 height x 3 1/3 width 1/2 Page 7 1/4 height x 4 1/2 width Full Page 8 width x 10 height TIDEings ADVERTISING RATES & SIZES* Business Card $45 1/4 Page $75 1/2 Page $90 Full Page $140 * Multiple issue rates are available
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ReMember Thank you for remembering the Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc. (JLNVB) by renewing your dues or making a gift. Follow the steps below and simply return this form. Step 1: Renew your membership or make a gift: Dues for the 2013-2014 year are $150. If you would like to make a gift to the 1925 Society, please complete the following: I would like to donate $_____ to the JLNVB 1925 Society. I would like to make this gift in honor/memory of: ___________________________ Step 2: Stay in Touch Stay in touch with JLNVB and provide updated contact information, including your email address. Name: ______________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________________________ ___ Check here if you do not want to receive updates from JLNVB via email. Step 3: Stay Connected ___ Check here if you are interested in getting involved with a committee or task force. A member will contact you for more information.
Please mail this form to: JLNVB P.O. Box 956 Norfolk, VA 23501
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Levels of Giving
$500+: White Diamonds – Level III $250 - $499: String of Pearls – Level II $100 - $249: White Gloves – Level I The 1925 Society is an Annual Fund campaign and tribute to the anniversary of the Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc. These financial gifts are an investment in our community and allow the JLNVB to continue to train new members and create projects that meet the needs of our community. Thank you to all of our past supporters and we hope you will join us again this year! Your contribution will be recognized in TIDEings, as well as on the website and at the Annual Dinner in May. For more information or to make a contribution, please contact Donors Relations Chair, Becca Nall at donors.JLNVB@gmail.com.
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