The Optimist Club of Meridian, MS is looking for a few good women and men to help them further their mission of providing services for children. With the help of TV Station WTOK-News Center 11, they aired their search and invited others to participate in in their NOW activity.
Watch the Optimist recruitment video here. Find out how your club can host a NOW activity here.
NOW stands for New Optimists Wanted.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Proclaim Optimist Club Day in your hometown
Here is another great way to celebrate a milestone anniversary for your Optimist Club. Thanks to the Optimist Club of Morganton, North Carolina for the tip. The first link takes you to the post on the PNW District Optimist blog. The second link takes you to the article in the Morganton newspaper. Enjoy!
PNW Optimists: Proclaim Optimist Club Day in your hometown
The News Herald: Sunday is Optimist Day in Morganton
PNW Optimists: Proclaim Optimist Club Day in your hometown
The News Herald: Sunday is Optimist Day in Morganton
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Optimist Club 50th anniversary idea
Here is a great idea that gives you something to think about doing today.
The Optimist Club of Freehold, New Jersey is celebrating their 50th Anniversary. In honor of this glorious occasion, they are looking for fifty people to share their stories of how Optimism has touched or influenced their lives. They are especially seeking past oratorical and essay contest winners, safety fair participants and scholarship recipients. I can't wait to see the results!
The action item for your Optimist Club to think about doing today: keep records and invite your past participants back to the club to talk about their experiences. Allow them to tell you about where they have gone and what they have done. After all, these are potential members for your Optimist Club. They know how Optimist Clubs make a difference in the lives of others and when they are ready to join a service organization, they will most likely think of giving back to the organization that helped them.
Good record-keeping helps you regularly celebrate your Optimist Club and the success of your friends, beneficiaries and colleagues.
The Optimist Club of Freehold, New Jersey is celebrating their 50th Anniversary. In honor of this glorious occasion, they are looking for fifty people to share their stories of how Optimism has touched or influenced their lives. They are especially seeking past oratorical and essay contest winners, safety fair participants and scholarship recipients. I can't wait to see the results!
The action item for your Optimist Club to think about doing today: keep records and invite your past participants back to the club to talk about their experiences. Allow them to tell you about where they have gone and what they have done. After all, these are potential members for your Optimist Club. They know how Optimist Clubs make a difference in the lives of others and when they are ready to join a service organization, they will most likely think of giving back to the organization that helped them.
Good record-keeping helps you regularly celebrate your Optimist Club and the success of your friends, beneficiaries and colleagues.
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