Zonta Club of Hilton Head

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Zonta Club of Hilton Head Island Orientation
Program Social Food and fellowship prior to
power point presentation Welcome Membership
Chairman President Board Officers and
Directors Fellowship Pictures Zonta
International Our Name Our Emblem Our
Purpose Mission statement Our History Our
Structure Our Projects Zonta Club of Hilton
Head Our Purpose Mission Statement Our
History Our Structure Our Projects lead
into Service and Fundraising Service
Fundraising Member Responsibilities International
Local Attendance Dues
Other Questions
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head Island

• Orientation Program

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Welcome

• Membership Co-Chairmen Cathy Farmer Stephanie
  Rosso
• Club President Florry Gibbes
• Board Officers
• President-Elect Diana McDougall
• Vice President Christina Forbis
• Recording Secretary Kymberley Bigda
• Corresponding Secretary- Amy Ser
• Treasurer Jerri Witten
• Board Directors
• Term
• Linda Warnock 2004 - 2006
• Michelle Wilson 2004 - 2006
• Elagene Trostle 2005 - 2007
• Karen Wessel 2005 - 2007

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Fellowship
These Zontians can really eat!
What exciting new prospects!
Orientation
Brunch
Turtle Walk
Wine Cheese
There will be a test, ladiesso pay attention!
Who brought that camera!
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Zonta International
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Zonta International
Our Name

• ZONTA
• comes from the
• Sioux Indian word meaning
• HONEST
• and
• TRUSTWORTHY

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Inspiration
Zonta International
Our Emblem
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Loyalty
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To Carry Together
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Shelter
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Honesty Trust
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The Zonta Emblem
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Zonta International
Our Purpose
Our purpose is written in our mission statement,
and directly relates to the story our emblem
tells.
Zonta International Mission Statement Zonta
International is a worldwide service organization
of executives in business and the professions
working together to advance the status of women.
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Zonta International
Our History

• Started in Buffalo NY in 1919
• Moved headquarters from NY to Chicago in 1928
• Established Zonta International Foundation in
  1984
• Our symbol the yellow rose was introduced at
  the1984 Sydney Convention

• Zonta International
• responsible for
• what and how
• Zonta International Foundation
• receives, raises, invests

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Zonta International
Our Projects
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Niger HIV/AIDS
Afghanistan MNT, Health, Education
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Zonta International
Our Structure
ZI is divided into 30 Districts We are District
11 Our District includes NC, SC, FL, GA, MS,
AL, TN, Bahamas, Puerto Rico Districts are
divided into Areas District 11 has 6 Areas. We
are Area 2 Our Area includes
NC, SC, GA
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District 11Area 2
Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Area 2
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Our Purpose
The Zonta Club of Hilton Head Island is a service
organization of executive women working together
to improve the lives of women locally and
internationally.
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Our History
25th Anniversary Celebration

• Membership
• Chartered December 1979 inducted 40 Charter
  Members 1/26/80
• Current membership 52
• Number of Classifications - 30
• International/District/Area Officers
• Executive Director for Zonta International
  Martha Baumberger
• District Treasurer on District 11 Board Liz
  Cartwright
• District 11 ZISVAW Coordinator Jean E. McElroy
• Area 2 Director Jean E. McElroy
• Bragging Material
• Chartered
• Zonta Club of Beaufort 1986
• Zonta Club of Myrtle Beach 1992
• Zonta Club of Bluffton - 2000
• Awards
• Runner up for Governors Cup - 1980

Governors Cup - 2004
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Our Service Projects
Habitat for Humanity
Amelia Earhart Plaque
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Current Service Projects

• Z-Club Scholarships
• The Childrens Center
• Womens Health Matters
• Literacy Volunteers of the LowCountry
• Volunteers in Medicine
• Coda Rent
• Hope Cottage
• Island Rec Center-Girls Soccer Sponsorship
• Safe Kids Car Seats

Hands On Service Projects LEAP Dignity Wear
Foundation Clothing CODA Bathroom Project Habitat
for Humanity Adopt a Grandmother Trafficking Hilto
n Head Beach Sweep
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Our Fundraising Projects
Were waiting
Golf Tournament
Were selling
We ROCK!
Holiday Bazaar
Were celebrating
Were serving
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Our Structure
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Zonta Club of Hilton Head
Member Responsibilities

• Zonta Club of Hilton Head Island
• Attendance
• Monthly General Meetings
• Relevant Committee Meetings
• Dues
• Zonta International
• Per Capita - 50.00
• Insurance - 3.00
• District - 15.00
• New Member Fee - 15.00
• Club
• New Member Initiation 45.00
• Annual Dues - 57
• Lunches - 15.00/month
• Other

• Zonta International
• Attend club and relevant committee meetings
• Pay all dues, fees, and assessments promptly
• Be familiar with club bylaws and parliamentary
  procedure
• Participate actively in meetings and deliberation
  and accept majority decisions
• Accept leadership roles and give time, talent and
  enthusiasm to the organization
• Identify and suggest prospective new members
• Attend area meetings/workshops, and district
  conferences and International Conventions, if
  possible
• Support the programs of the Zonta International
  Foundation

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