Governor Christy s Monthly Newsletter

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Altrusa International District Three, Inc. Governor Christy s Monthly Newsletter Nov. / Dec. 2018 Inside this issue: 2017-2019 Biennium Goals New Members As of Oct. 24th Awards Submissions Getting Started with Awards Submission Altrusa Service Database Member Login - Universal ID & Password 2 3 3 4 4 5 Membership Tip 5 November 2018 January 2019 Calendar 2017-2019 District Leadership 6 7 Thank You and Be a Blessing! This time of year is such a special time for many. We all have so much to be thankful for family, friends, life, health and one of the things my Grandma use to say that truly resonates with me now at this point in my life, Being of Sound Mind!. It s very easy to take things and life for granted. However, life has a way of getting our attention when we seem to get too comfortable. I encourage you to look for opportunities to lend a helping hand to someone in need; remember those impacted by the hurricanes this year and last year, recovery takes time. Sometimes, something as simple as a Thank You, a call to say Hello, I ve been thinking about you, or a welcoming smile and letting others know how much they are appreciated, can make a difference. A little simple thing can go a long way. I know that you have heard this before, but it is so true People may not remember exactly what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel. With the onset of November, the holidays will be upon us in no time. I wish you a wonderful holiday season and all the joy it brings during Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas and the upcoming New Year! Thank you for all that you continue to do! With Much Love and In Altrusa service, Christy

Governor Christy s Monthly Newsletter Page 2 2017-2019 Biennium Goals Leadership Like a missing piece in a puzzle, your skills, expertise and natural talents are needed to complete the picture - District Board and Leadership Team to provide targeted resources and support to under charter strength clubs to enhance club effectiveness. - Annually, submit a copy of the club Long Range Strategic Plan to the District by Nov 30 th. - Provide at least one club member to serve on a District Committee - Charter at least one (1) new club during the biennium Service - Submit an article to the DSB. - Provide at least one (1) project to the District Service Projects list. You / Membership - Achieve a net gain of at least two (2) new members during the biennium. which will ensure Altrusa and District Three are here 100 years for now. Governor s Contact Info: Christy R. Bryant 8940 Providence Estates Court Charlotte, NC 28270 Email: christybryant@windstream.net (H) 704-321-2902 (C) 980-229-3110

Page 3 Send Altrusa Caring Thoughts (ACT) requests to: christybryant@windstream.net Got an Idea or suggestion?? Send to: christybryant@windsteam.net Awards Submission Why Bother? New Members As of October 24, 2018 New Member Sponsor Club Joretta Ezell Jennifer Allen Waynesville, NC Pamela Burlingame Norma Teuton North Georgia, GA Karen Hebert Stephanie Cook Monticello, FL As Governor, I hear quite often clubs have decided not to bother submitting any award applications It s too much work or We don t care about winning any awards. Another perspective to consider, relates to the benefits to the club and the district when submissions are provided by each club. Submitting award applications are a way to recognize all of the hard work by the club membership and acknowledges the real work that clubs do, day in and day out, one service project at a time, to positively impact the communities in which we serve. The Awards process also serves to bring in new service project ideas or to illuminate a new twist on a known project that can be shared more broadly with other clubs. Each year at District Conference, I learn about at least one new idea that I think, Great idea, our club can do something similar; no need to re-invent that wheel!. Also, many times there is an opportunity to talk with members from the club to get more details about the project. It is vital that we are equipped with the humility to understand that changing the world and keeping innovation alive require that we change ourselves. Whitney Johnson If your club has not submitted in the recent past, please consider submitting an entry for at least one (1) award. It may provide just the inspiration another club may need for a new service project!

Awards Submission: Ready to Get Started! It s never too early to get a jump start on organizing a group to complete the Awards submission for your club. It may involve getting members to volunteer or maybe you already have a Board role, whose responsibility is to lead this effort each year. You will need current copies of the awards application from the district website (link: https://districtthree.altrusa.org/district-three-awards/) and a general understanding of the submission criteria for each award. Review the service projects and other activities conducted by the club and determine which award applications naturally align to the work that was done. Once the decision is made on which awards to submit, consider making assignments or get members to volunteer to complete a specific application. Schedule time up front for one or two or a group to provide feedback and/or updates to DRAFT versions of the completed applications to make sure they adhere to the submission criteria. Designate which member(s) will be responsible for submitting the final applications to the appropriate District or Foundation contacts by Jan 31, 2019. Best of Luck! Search for or Share Service Project Ideas Step 1: Go to the District Three website and select ALTRUSA SERVICE DATA- BASE (last entry on the menu page). Link to: http:// altrusaservice.org/ Step 2: Select Search the Service Project database Next Step: Enter Key word(s) or select a Project Category. Enter a Service Project Next Step: Enter Project Name, Altrusa Club name, Mailing Address info and Project Description. Page 4 Not everybody can be famous. But everybody can be great, because greatness is determined by service. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Mail District Dues to: Shannon Schell, District Three Treasurer 3171 Willow Brook LN The Villages, FL 32162 Mail International Dues to: Altrusa International, Inc. One North LaSalle St., Suite 1955 Chicago, IL 60602-4006 Page 5 Website links: Altrusa International District Three, Inc.: http://districtthree.altrusa.org/ Altrusa International, Inc.: http://altrusa.org/ Send DSB articles to Yolander Hunter, DSB Editor, email address: dsbyolander@gmail.com Please add DSB as the first information in the subject line Send the article in a WORD document Identify any people in pictures Provide the full contact information of the writer/submitter International Website Member Login: Universal ID & Password Have you tried logging into the Member section of the International website lately? Are you having challenges getting in? Just a reminder that we have moved to a new website provider with one universal ID and Password used by all. This is temporary until next year when we will go back to the login process where each member uses their personal ID to get into the Member Section. If you have misplaced the universal ID and password, please don t hesitate to contact your club liaison (page 7) or me at christybryant@windstream.net to obtain this information. Note: For security purposes, the ID & Password are not provided here. Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much. Helen Keller Membership Tip! Be on the lookout for a chance to share your elevator speech about Why you are an Altrusan and why you remain. Refer a friend or associate to: Your local club, or The newly forming Southwest, FL club (contact Kathy Jackson at kjackson@jacksn.org ), or The unique opportunity to be a part of the first District Three Virtual club. The group meets monthly via conference call on the 3rd Thursday. The next call is scheduled for 7:00pm ET on January 17th. The dial-in number is 1-319-527-2787 and the access code is 147982#.

Page 6 Calendar NOV. 2018 Description Who 11/02/2018 Mid-Year District Board Meeting in Augusta, GA District Board 11/02/2018 Board confirms eligibility of Nominating Committee candidates for office District Board 11/15/18 Final Report for Make A Difference Day to International Due Responsible Person Governor Notes Friday pm-sat. noon Review all relevant bylaws and policies to con- 11/15/18 2017-2019 Altrusa Int'l Nominations for Nominating Committee & Foundation Board 11/25/18 International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women DEC. 2018 Description Who 12/01/18 One half District &International Dues for new members 12/1/12-3/31/13 International 12/10/18 Human Rights Day Responsible Person District Treasurer Forms supplied by International Notes JAN. 2019 Description Who 01/01/19 First week in January, ASTRA scholarship applications available Responsible Person ASTRA Member, Altrusa Member/ Advisor 01/01/19 BRR requests due from clubs to BRR Chair BRR Chair Notes Due March 15 01/01/19 Elect Nominating Committee 01/01/19 Copies of Nomination Forms and Photos to DSB Editor Nominating Comm. DSB Editor 01/15/19 District Service Bulletin Articles Due Dist. Board, Comm. Chairs DSB Editor 01/31/19 District Award Submission Deadline Awards Coordinator 01/31/19 Consider making a contribution to the Foundation's Disaster Relief Fund 01/31/19 District Service Bulletin Electronic Mailing & Governor's Call to Conference DSB Editor Clubs Jan. 31 st People who are truly strong lift others up. People who are truly powerful bring others together. Michelle Obama

2017-2019 Biennium Leadership District Three Board of Directors Page 7 Governor Christy R. Bryant Charlotte, NC christybryant@windsteam.net Governor-Elect Kitty McElhaney Lake City, FL altrusankitty@comcast.net Vice Governor Dimple Overstreet Starke, FL dimplej@embarqmail.com Treasurer Shannon Schell Lake County, FL districtthreetreasurer@gmail.com Director Frances Ferguson Ocala, FL gatordavid1@hotmail.com Director Penny Penn North Georgia, GA ppenn04@yahoo.com Director Carol Thomas Orlando-Winter Park, FL carol.thomas1211@gmail.com Secretary Cathie Schanz Tampa, FL AltrusaDistrictThreeSecretary@gmail.com Parliamentarian Colleen Duris Ocala, FL cmdaltrusa@gmail.com District Three Board of Directors Club Assignments Governor Christy R. Bryant Anderson, Durham, Gastonia, Raleigh, Salisbury, Waynesville Governor-Elect Kitty McElhaney Live Oak, Marianna, Monticello-Jefferson County, Ocala, Starke Vice Governor Dimple Overstreet Gainesville, Lake City, St. Augustine, Statesboro Director Frances Ferguson Atlanta, North Georgia, Orlando-Winter Park Director Penny Penn Caldwell County, Charlotte, Gaffney, Spartanburg Director Carol Thomas Citrus County, Lake County, Tampa Bay District Three Committee Chairs ASTRA vacant Bylaws, Resolution & Recommendations (BRR) Linda Robison llrobison@windstream.net Club Revitalization Clara Marts cimarts@fibrant.com Communications Scott Tice / Lisa Kluttz scottaltrusa@gmail.com lkluttz@trinityoaks.net District Service Bulletin Yolander Hunter dsbyolander@gmail.com Finance Susy Meier susymeier@gmail.com International Foundation Liaison Nancy Mott njmott@att.net Leadership Christy Bryant / Kitty McElhaney christybryant@windsteam.net altrusankitty@comcast.net Membership Roberta Klusmeier gators1307@aol.com New Club Building Jane Gray judgejanie49@gmail.com Program Coordinator Tammy Hall thall@odommoses.com Service Program Development Mary Powell / Pam Woodruff altrusamary@gmail.com pam@eaglemom99.com Webmaster Kim Pace kimmiepace@yahoo.com