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Lions Orientation FOR NEW MEMBERS & PROSPECTIVE NEW MEMBERS

Lions Orientation FOR NEW MEMBERS & PROSPECTIVE NEW MEMBERS. Lacey Mid Day Lions Welcome you to LIONISM. LACEY MID DAY OFFICERS Also Welcome you to LIONISM. This presentation was created by PDG Jim McCown .

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Lions Orientation FOR NEW MEMBERS & PROSPECTIVE NEW MEMBERS

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  1. Lions OrientationFOR NEW MEMBERS & PROSPECTIVE NEW MEMBERS

  2. Lacey Mid Day LionsWelcome you toLIONISM

  3. LACEY MID DAY OFFICERS Also Welcome you toLIONISM

  4. This presentation was created by PDG Jim McCown Please ask for copies of this Power Point Presentation if you would like it for your own use.

  5. Share the Excitement It is our hope you will come away from this panel with a deeper understanding of Lions. Not only on the Club level, but also on the District, Multiple District, and Lions Club International levels. Remember, as we go along in our learning, let’s not forget to have fun, get to know our fellow Lions and above all, live our motto!

  6. WE SERVE

  7. Lions International Mission Statement To create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing voluntary services through community involvement and international cooperation.

  8. Lions International Chicago

  9. LIONS CLUBS OBJECTS • To Create and foster a spirit of understanding among the peoples of the world. • To promote the principles of good government and good citizenship. • To take an active interest in the civic, cultural, and social and moral welfare of the community. • To unite the Clubs in the bonds of friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding. • To provide a forum for the open discussion of all matters of public interest, provided, however, that partisan politics and sectarian religion shall not be debated by club members. • To encourage service minded men to serve their community without personal financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in commerce, industry, professions, public works and private endeavors.

  10. LIONS CODE OF ETHICS • To show my faith in the worthiness of my vocation by industrious application to the end that I may merit a reputation for quality of service. • To seek success and to demand all fair remuneration or profit as my just due, but to accept no profit or success at the price of my own self-respect lost because of unfair advantage taken or because of question-able acts on my part. • To remember that in building up my business it is not necessary to tear down another’s, to be loyal to my clients or customers and true to myself. • Whenever a doubt arises as to the right or ethics of my position or action towards others, to resolve such doubt against myself. • To hold friendship as an end and not a means. To hold that true friendship exists not on account of the service performed by one to another, but that true friendship demands nothing but accepts service in the spirit in which it is given. Continued- - -

  11. LIONS CODE OF ETHICS continued • Always to bear in mind my obligations as a citizen to my nation, my state and my community, and to give them my unswerving loyalty in word, act and deed. To give them freely of my time, labour, and means. • To aid others by giving my sympathy to those in distress, my aid to the weak, and my substance to the needy. • To be careful with my criticism and liberal with my praise: to build up and not destroy.

  12. YOUR LIONS CLUB • HISTORY OF YOUR CLUB • MAJOR SERVICE PROJECTS • MAJOR FUNDRAISING PROJECTS • CLUB OFFICERS AND DUTIES • CLUB COMMITTEES AND THEIR FUNCTIONS • MEMBERSHIP • GENERAL & BOARD MEETING DATES

  13. WHAT IS EXPECTED? • A new member is expected to give freely of his/her time and energy whenever possible; attend all Club meetings (unless they are ill, at work, out of town, vacation etc.), be available for committee assignments, be knowledgeable about the objectives and aims of Lionism, and support all Club Officers at all times.

  14. AWARDS • Certain awards are available to earn as a regular attending member. Attendance Awards are given to those that achieve a 100% attendance each year. • Chevron Awards - Charter members with continuous membership for 10 or more years will receive Charter Monarch Chevron. Members who are not charter members will receive a Monarch Chevron

  15. AWARDS continued • MEMBERSHIP KEY AWARDS are for those lions who sponsor new members who remain active for 1 year and 1 day. They are issued automatically by Lions Club International after an individual sponsors 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 50, 75, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450 and 500 members. Each key is a lapel pin and the medallion is different in design. It is presented with a ribbon.

  16. Club Dues • Each club has an entrance fee for new members and annual dues. Dues can be collected either annually or semi-annually. • Statements are usually mailed on June lst or December 1st of each year. • The Club semi-annually pays to Multiple District 19 and Lions Clubs International “per capita and convention fund tax” for each member. • Entrance fee is $30.00 (one time only) and dues are $60.00 a year

  17. Other Club Functions • Club Bulletin (once a month) • Club Brochure • Web Site (http://www.middaylions.org/) • Club Special Events - such as charter night or Anniversay • Officer Inductions (New Officers for the year)

  18. The Start of Lions Clubs • Founder, Melvin Jones • June 07, 1917 • First National Convention, Dallas Texas October 1917 • 36 Delegates, 22 Clubs from 9 States

  19. Lions International • First President Dr. William P. Woods of Indiana. • First acting Secretary, Melvin Jones, his Association lasted until his death in 1961 • The colors of Purple & Gold were adopted. • The Constitution & Bylaws were adopted.

  20. Lions International • 1920, International - Windsor Ontario • 1927, 60,000 in 1,183 Clubs • 1935, Central America, Panama • 1936, South America, Columbia • 1948, Sweden, Switzerland, France

  21. Service to Others • Service to Blind & Visually Impaired • 1925 International Convention • Helen Keller • “Knights of the blind in the crusade against darkness.”

  22. Lions International • 1952, Japan • 1957 Leo Program Started • 1987, Women invited as Lions • 1990’s Clubs in Russia and other Iron Curtain Countries were added. • 1996 Bosnia & Herzegovina • 2002 China • 2007 IRAQ

  23. Lions InternationalAs of July 31, 2007 • Membership 1.3 million • Clubs 45,000 • Districts 751 • Countries 202 • Melvin Jones Fellows 261,881 • Progressive MJF 46,682

  24. Lions International • International President • Mahendra Amarasuriya • Immediate Past President • Jimmy Ross • First Vice President • Albert F. Brandel • Second Vice President Eberhard J. Wirfs

  25. Lions International • International Directors, 33, Worldwide • District Governors, 751 Worldwide

  26. District 19 • 1923 First Convention, Seattle • 1939 55 Clubs, 1 District Governor • 5 Deputy District Governors • First Three (3) Zones Established

  27. Multiple District 19 • Our Multiple District includes clubs from Washington State, Northern Idaho, in the USA and British Columbia, Canada.

  28. Multiple District 19 Mission Statement The MD19 Lions vision is to strengthen their local and global communities through service and fellowship fulfilling the Lions motto - “We Serve”

  29. MD19AS WEKnowItToday

  30. Multiple District 19 • 1947 Spokane Convention • Multiple District 19 Set Up • Cabinet Chairman • Executive Secretary • 5 District Governors • 15 Zone Chairmen • 136 Clubs, 7595 Members

  31. Multiple District 19 • 1947 Districts A B C D & E • 1950-51 District F • 1963-64 District G • 1966-67 District H • 1970-71 District I

  32. Multiple District 19 • 2007 Multiple District 19 • 9 Districts • 70 Zones • 493 Clubs • 14,375 Members as of 7/07

  33. Multiple District 19 • Council Chairman - Allan Hunt • Vice Council Chairman - Polly Voon • Immediate Past Council Chairman - Gordon Roberts • Executive Secretary - Patty Allen • 9 District Governors • 9 Imm. Past District Governors

  34. MD19 Projects & Foundations • British Columbia Lions Society 1970 • C.A.R.E. 1958 * • Lions of B.C. Hearing Conservation Society • Youth Outreach Foundation * • Northwest Lions Foundation for Sight & Hearing 1969 * • Youth Exchange Foundation * • LERC (Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center) * • Lions Service and Leadership Foundation * • Camp Leo (Youth Diabetes Camp) * * denotes those that we are concerned with

  35. Multiple District 19International Level Past International Director • Dur Roberson • Oak Harbor Lions Club

  36. District 19-C • District Governor Barbara Ellis • Vice District Governor John Doyle • Zone Chairmen, 6 • Cabinet Chairmen, 39

  37. Zone Chairmen, 19-C • C1 Jean Phillips • C2 Patsy Nutt • C3 Dr. Charlie Russell • C4 John Gardner • C5 Rena Larson • C6 Curt Nelson

  38. Gig Harbor (Gig Harbor Branch Club AM) Key Peninsula Lakewood First Lakewood Knights Lakewood Korean Tacoma Downtown Tacoma Narrows Tacoma Southeast University Place C-1 Lions Clubs

  39. Hood Canal Olympia Capital City Olympia Host Olympia West Shelton Shelton Morning Star Tumwater C-2 Lions Clubs

  40. Auburn Noon Bonney Lake Covington Enumclaw Federal Way Federal Knights Fife Kent Puyallup Puyallup Valley Sumner C-3 Lions Clubs

  41. Bremerton Lady Lions Bremerton Central Bremerton Chief Kitsap North Mason Port Orchard Poulsbo Silverdale Dandy Lions Silverdale Sunrise C-4 Lions Clubs

  42. Eatonville Eatonville Day Break Graham Graham Sunrise Mineral Lake Mount Rainier Orting Puyallup South Hill Puyallup South Spanapark Early Risers Spanaway C-5 Lions Clubs

  43. Lacey Lamplighters Lacey Mid Day Lacey Sunrise Rainier Tenino Yelm (Yelm Branch Club Noon) C-6 Lions Clubs

  44. FOUNDATIONS & SERVICE PROGRAMS • LIONS EYEGLASS RECYCLING CENTER (LERC) • CAMP LEO • NORTHWEST LIONS FOUNDATION FOR SIGHT & HEARING • YOUTH OUTREACH FOUNDATION • YOUTH EXCHANGE FOUNDATION • CARE • LCIF • LIONS SERVICE & LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION

  45. Lacey Mid Day Lions Club Officers • President (Mitzi Ludwig) • Secretary (Nancy Burri) • Treasurer (Jackie Silva) • Vice Presidents (Pat Baron, Stacey Thornton, & Dee McDermott) • Directors (June Grant, Alice Krause, Jeff Adams, & JackieThornton) • Lion Tamer (Dale Adams) • Tailtwister (Jim McCown) • Membership Chair (Jim McCown)

  46. LACEY MID DAY CHAIRS • Budget - Jackie Silva, Mitzi Ludwig, PDG Jim McCown & Mike O’Byrne • Bulletin - PDG Jim McCown • Car Show - Fran Harder and Gary Harder • Student of Month - Dee McDermott • Public Relations - Jeff Adams/Dee McDermott • Rest Stop - Mike O’Byrne(LMD) PDG Jim McCown (Found) • White Canes - Colleen Leavitt • Salvation Army (Bell Ringing) - Barbi Fredrickson • Thanksgiving & Xmas Baskets - Betty Berry & Pat Baron • CARE - PDG Jim McCown • Sight & Hearing - Fran Harder • Paper Recycling - Jackie Thornton, Stacy Thornton & Dale Adams • Web Site - John Ownings & Jeff Adams • Contest & Awards - Pat Baron

  47. Lions Club Activities • Club Level • Zone Level • District Level • Multiple District Level • International Level

  48. LIONS CLUBS INFORMATION • Lions International www.lionsclub.org • Multiple District 19 www.lionsmd19.com • District 19-C http://www.md19clions.org • Your Zone • Your Club http://www.middaylions.org/

  49. Lions Clubs Information • Club Meetings / Club Bulletin / Web Site • Zone Meetings / Bulletin • Cabinet Meetings / DG Bulletin / Web Site • District Conference / Panels

  50. Continued • MD Annual Convention / MD Bulletin / Web Site • Fall Workshop / Panels • Lions Int. Convention / Magazine / Seminars • USA / Canada Forum / Seminars / Panels

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