e-District House
DG Marla Suckow
Hilton Head Island Noon
DGE Bill Hahn
Georgetown
1st VDGE Jay McClary
Georgetown
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2019 - 2020 District Goals
LEADERSHIP
· 25% of incoming Club Officers will complete Club Officer training.
· 25% of incoming Zone Chairpersons will complete Zone Chairperson training.
· At least one Guiding Lion will be added to the roster.
· At least one candidate will be identified to apply for local and Lions Clubs International sponsored institutes in our area.
MEMBERSHIP
· By the end of the 4th quarter the district will add a total of 10 new members.
· By the end of the 4th quarter the district will start one new club with a minimum of 30 charter members. (Specialty types include Young Family, Young Professionals and Veterans.)
· By the end of the 4th quarter the district’s membership drops will not exceed 30 members.
Therefore, the net growth goal is 10 members (10 + 30 – 30 = 10).
SERVICE
· By the end of the fiscal year our district will serve at least 5000 people.
· Of the total, half will be under the age of 18.
· District will complete at least 50 service activities.
· At least 60 clubs will complete at least one diabetes project.
· At least 1 service project that focuses on global causes will be completed.
· 50% of clubs will report service activities on MyLCI.
LCIF
· By the end of the 2019-20 fiscal year, 50% of Lions in district will understand the impact of LCIF.
· District will raise $1000 to support Campaign 100.
PERSONAL (Not shared with LCI)
· Theme of “Touching Lives – Securing Futures” (relative to children).
· Encourage 100% of clubs to do a special service project just for children – one they have never done before.
· Encourage clubs to start Family/Cub and Leo Clubs.
· Work with 32S on a service or fundraising project.
The International Association of Lions Clubs
Living Our Promise: The Core Messages
We serve where we live. We are ready whenever and however our communities need us.
We are global. We are committed to pitching in with resources wherever we are needed in the world.
We give 100 percent. We cover all costs from our own dues, ensuring that all donated funds go to the causes. Transparency and accountability operate at every level; in fact, The Financial Times has ranked Lions Clubs International Foundation the “best among non-government organizations worldwide with which to work.”
We do it ourselves. We do whatever is necessary to help our local communities and our global network. We are proud to be more than a “check-writing” organization. Whether that means raising money or rolling up our sleeves, we do it all on our time.
We are rich in heritage and pride. We are proud that our organization is close to a century old, and that it has a distinguished history of doing good works for the world. Local communities respect and trust their clubs, both because those clubs are made up of neighbors and friends who have a long record of support, and because of the Lions Clubs International name and legacy.
We are in good company. We have fun in our clubs. And when we meet fellow Lions for the first time, we treat them like old friends.
We’re open. We are kind and generous people who want to help.
We are dedicated to sight—and more. Since Helen Keller in 1925 challenged the Lions to be “knights of the blind in this crusade against darkness,” Lions clubs around the world have fulfilled the mission of addressing vision health and promoting research for solutions to vision disease. Today, Lions clubs work on global initiatives for youth, health, disaster relief and others that affect local communities everywhere.
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Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in approximately 46,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas around the world.
