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1st Vice District Governor Lion Vince Rosen (817) 307-0563 [email protected]
District 2E2 Governor Lion Pete Koschelew (903) 814-7695 [email protected]
2nd Vice District Governor Lion Mary Alice Layland (817) 313-4045 [email protected]
Cabinet Secretary Lion Stan Hall (817) 488-2996 [email protected]
Cabinet Treasurer Lion Don Noblit (817) 498-1122 [email protected]
Immediate Past District Governor IPDG Charlie Bethards (817) 999-4784 [email protected]
Lion Jim Bob Bruce 3 District 2E2 Club Goals 4 Mid-Winter Conference 5 Lions Quest 6 District 2E2 Organ & Eye Bank 7 Lions Clubs International Foundation 8 Lions Clubs International Foundation 9 Texas Lions Camp 10 District 2E2 Eyeglass Recycling Center 11 District 2E2 Grass Roots Lion 12 District 2E2 Grass Roots Lion 13 Calendar of Events 14 Pottsboro Lions Club Chili Supper 15 Texas Lions Leadership Forum 16 Texas Lions Leadership Forum 17 MD2 2019 State Convention 18 MD2 2019 State Convention 19 MD2 2019 State Convention 20
2018-2019 DISTRICT 2E2 CLUB GOALS
CLUB MANAGEMENT: CLUBS SHOULD FILL ALL ORGANIZATIONAL POSITIONS AS MUCH AS MEMBERSHIP ALLOWS: PRESIDENT, THE VICE’S, MEMBERSHIP CHAIR, LCIF COORDINATOR, TREASURER, SECRETARY, ALERT CHAIR AND CST CHAIR.
REPORTING: CLUBS MUST REPORT THEIR ACTIVITIES ON MYLCI ON A MONTHLY BASIS.
NOTE: IF COMPUTER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM IS NOT AVAILABLE, A LION IN THE DISTRICT WILL BE AUTHORIZED TO MAKE INPUT ON MYLCI.
MEMBERSHIP: EACH CLUB HAVE A NET GAIN (2) TWO MEMBERS, LOOSE A MEMBER, REPLACE WITH TWO.
OPEN HOUSE:AT LEAST 80% OF CLUBS HOLD AT LEAST 2 OPEN HOUSES PER YEAR.
IMPROVE VISIBILITY: PUBLISH CLUB NEWS THRU ALL MEDIA SOURCES. SERVICE PROJECTS: EVERY CLUB SHOULD AT LEAST DEVELOP ONE PROJECT IN
THE AREA OF VISION, HUNGER, ENVIRONMENT, CHILDHOD CANCER & DIABE-TES
PARTICIPATION IN ENTITIES: AT LEAST 80% OF CLUBS TO PARTICIPATE IN 100% CLUB DONATIONS.
TEXAS LIONS CAMP: AT LEAST 1 LION PER CLUB TO PURCHASE A LIONS CAMP LICENSES PLATE.
LCIF: ENCOURAGE CLUB MEMBERS TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO LCIF. EYEGLASS RECYCLING: EACH CLUB PARTICIPATE IN EYEGLASS RECYCLING PRO-
GRAMS. ENVIRONMENT: 80 % OF CLUBS TO PARTICIPATE IN ONE ENVIRONMENTAL
PROJECT. ORGAN DONOR: SIGN-UP; AT LEAST 1 MEMBERS PER CLUB. AT LEAST 4 TIMES A YEAR; EACH CLUB TO SCHEDULE ENTITIES FOR PRESENTA-
TIONS. EYEGLASS RECYCLING: 60% OF CLUBS SCHEDULE AT LEAST 3 HOURS WORKING
AT THE EYE GLASS RECYLING CENTER. MYLION APP: PROJECTS IN 40% OF THE CLUBS SHOULD START USING “MYLION
APP” FOR TRANSMITTING CLUB ACTIVITIES AND REAL TIME WITH YOUR SMART PHONE APP.
HAVE FUN: EACH CLUB SHOULD SCHEDULE A FUN DAY FOR THE YEAR.
OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE OUR YOUTH!
LIONS QUEST CLASSROOM OBSERVER
Submitted by Lion Juneria Berges, Ed.D.
With pride and joy 2-E2 Lions District has become an active promoter of our children of to-
day and leaders of tomorrow by providing the Lions Quest Social and Emotional Curriculum
and teacher training to several school within our district’s geographical boundaries. At this
time there are opportunities to be trained to conduct Lions Quest Classroom observations.
The training is approximately 2-hours in length. Once trained one observes Lions Quest
classrooms with a veteran observer. The school districts where we are in desperate need of
help are Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD and Lake Worth ISD.
What is the time obligation? Your time obligation is strictly based on your availability! I
will distribute the calendar which is generated by LCIF Lions Quest Penny Willis and send the
proposed schedule to you as soon as I receive it. At that time, I send an e-mail asking when
YOU will be able to observe. I will simply need you to share your available date/s and time
slots which work with your schedule to Penny Willis in order to participate in the observa-
tions.
If you are interested, PLEASE e-mail me at [email protected] or phone/text 214-455-
8752. Your help and commitment will be appreciated GREATLY!!
You have the power to donate life. By joining the Donate Life Texas Registry, you give hope to thousands of people awaiting the transplant they need to survive. Registering to become an organ, eye and tissue donor records your decision to be a donor. Your generosity can save as many as eight lives through organ donation, bring sight to others with cornea donations and improve yet another 75 lives or more through tissue donation. It takes only moments, yet means a second chance of a lifetime. Sign up today! Already registered? Thank you! Visit the My DLT page to find interactive ways to share your Donate Life story, connect on social media, read our blog, send e-cards to family and friends, order Donate Life swag and more!
This is an exciting time for us to widen our impact. Our association is made up of 46,000 autonomous clubs in over 200 countries. It is through our collective giving to our Lions Clubs International Foun-dation that we multiply our impact in our communities. Clubs are made up of LIONS: Loving Individu-als Offering Needed Services. By banding together our collective talents, both service and financial, we can upstart our new century.
How can we do this? Past campaigns were single focus campaigns for vision. Campaign 100 includes all our focus areas: vision, hunger, environment, diabetes and childhood cancer. Your dollars will go to all areas. Clubs collectively can pledge to become model clubs. What is a model club? A club needs to pledge a minimum of $750 per member over the campaign duration, which is 3 years.
Become a Model Club • Lead the way and inspire other clubs to do the same. • Raise funds through various strategies, including, but not limited to: • Asking individual members to make a gift or pledge. • Dedicating a fundraising event to the campaign. • Making a gift from the club treasury. • Asking members of the community to make a gift. • Conduct Model Club fundraising efforts and strive to raise a minimum per-member average of
$750 in gifts and pledges by June 30, 2022. The full amount of documented individual pledges counts toward achievement of a club’s per-member average, regardless of the payment period.
• Promote Campaign 100 causes and dedicate ourselves to LCIF as part of our service as Lions.
A club which attains a donation of $5,000 and above is eligible to use 15% of what is given for local club projects. Your club will have to apply to LCIF for these funds and will be under the same re-porting requirements as any LCIF grant.
All donations that are made are eligible for Melvin Jones Fellowship recognition.
Is your club ready to become a Model Club and help our foundation expand our global causes and serve even more people? To learn more about the many benefits of achieving Model Club status, vis-it the Campaign 100 website, contact your LCIF district coordinator, or email [email protected].
Model Club Recognition Model Clubs are critical to building campaign momentum and rewarded for doing so. Commit to be-ing a Model Club and meet, or even multiply, the per member average goal of at least $750 during Campaign 100’s three-year duration. Your club will receive special recognition upon achieving each of three milestones: 1. Submission of Model Club Commitment form 2. 2. Achievement of declared PMA goal through cash donations and/or documented pledges sub-
mitted to LCIF 3. Fulfillment of commitments
Successful Model Clubs will include written and public recognition, a certificate and a banner patch.
Work Weekend
Every year, more than 1,500 individuals from Lions Clubs, Leos Clubs, Churches, Boy & Girl Scouts, Civic Clubs, corporations and other goodhearted people partici-pate in one of three workdays held in March, April and May held at Texas Lions Camp. Moreover, this is a great way to build team-work and spirit while benefiting TLC.
Workday #1 — March 2, 2019 Workday #2 — April 6 2019 Workday #3 — May 4 2019
2018-19 Elected Directors: Lion Robert Duckworth
(903) 209-8041 or [email protected]
Lion Harry Ledbetter (817) 254-0048 or [email protected]
To those Lions clubs and Lion individuals that have donated their time to volunteer at the District 2E2 Eyeglass Recycling Center this Lions year. We cannot meet the growing demand for glasses without your help. There is still much to do to have glasses available for the missions leaving in the spring. If you have not volunteered this Lions year, won’t you consider donating 3 hours of your time to help those in need? If you have been to the recycling center this Lions year, we would appreciate having your help again. Contact any District 2E2 Eyeglass Recycling Center director to schedule your next volunteer session. Jan Carrington (940) 391-4142 No email Jim Cook (817) 319-0799 [email protected] Roman Figueroa (817) 507-9586 [email protected] Carolyn Gramm (214) 693-2375 [email protected] David Gramm (214) 763-1593 [email protected] John Gray (817) 701-6349 [email protected] Jeff Nedderman (972) 742-3300 [email protected] Barbara Noblit (817) 988-4616 [email protected] Jim Woodall (972) 445-0745 No email
District 2E2 will again bestow Grassroots Lion Awards this year. Each Grass Roots Lion honoree will receive a certificate as well as a colorful patch to wear on their vest. Awards will be presented at the 4th District Cabinet Meeting luncheon on Saturday April 13, 2019 at the Tanglewood Resort on Lake Texoma. Every club has a member that distinguishes themselves through service to others to be deserving of recognition from the District as a Grass Roots Lion A completed nomination form, along with a $10 fee, must be received by District Governor Pete Koschelew before April 6, 2019. Mailing address is: 314 Hiland Acres Circle, Pottsboro TX 75076-3254.
January 2019 19th — 3rd Cabinet Meeting — St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
861 Wildwood Ln, Grapevine, TX 76051 31st through February 2nd — 3rd Council of Governors Meeting – Kerrville February 2019 5th — Pottsboro Lions Club Chili Supper March 2019 2nd & 3rd — 2019 Texas Lions Leadership Forum, Austin April 2019 12th & 13th — District 2E2 Convention — Pottsboro May 2019 30th & June 1st — MD2 Texas Lions State Convention – Waxahachie June 2019 July 2019 5th through 9th — 2019 International Convention – Milan, Italy August 3rd—Council of Governors meeting — Texas Lions Camp — Kerrville
