Hello
everyone.
Your Board continues to work on a new strategic plan for our club.
Thanks to all of you who have sent us your ideas and suggestions. We
sincerely appreciate the input. But there is still more we must do to
keep our club active and one of the top clubs in the U.S.
Current Situation
There are a number of challenges facing our club. If we want to improve
club we must decide how to respond to these challenges:
1. Aging membership: The average age of our club keeps moving upward. We
have members who can no longer travel due to health reasons. Others have
downsized and no long have room to home host.
2. Lack of participation in inbound exchanges: When we have inbound
exchanges, we have members who do not volunteer to home host, day host,
host small dinners, coordinate events or take part in exchange
activities. We have other members who volunteer each time. It is fun to
host our guests and show them our city but the same people should not
shoulder all the responsibility for the exchanges. We need everyone to
participate as this is the reason our club exists.
3. Participation only in outbound exchanges: We have members who only
volunteer to travel when we have outbound exchanges. They do not
participate in inbound exchanges.
4. New leaders: The same people have served on the Board, served as
Exchange Directors (inbound and outbound) for several years. While these
members take these roles because they want our club to be successful and
they enjoy doing the jobs, they need a break and the club needs new
people with new ideas to take leadership roles.
5. Programs: Planning and coordinating monthly programs is difficult and
time consuming and few restaurants can accommodate our club at a
reasonable price. We have experimented this year with changes in
programs.
It is costing the club money that must come from our general funds to
have meetings in restaurants and there are few restaurants that can
accommodate us. In prior years we had monthly programs at restaurants.
Restaurants that have private rooms large enough to accommodate us are
rare and few. If we are not in a private room, we disturb other
restaurant patrons and they disturb us. Members rightly complain they
cannot hear the speakers. If a restaurant opens just for us, or lets us
use its private dining room, it generally wants a guarantee of a certain
number of meals. Too often over the last few years, our club has not
been able to meet that number. In those cases, the club must make up the
difference and pay for meals that were not eaten.
The cost of meals also determines how many members attend. We try to
keep prices around $15.00 but that is not always possible. If the price
exceeds $15.00, attendance goes down. There are few places that will
provide a meal for that price. Additionally, most of the restaurants
that can meet this price do not have private rooms we can use.
We have had several meetings in a Dallas County library this year. The
cost is minimal. The facilities are very nice, they have a projector and
screen and other items we need. We only have to leave the room clean and
put away tables and chairs when the meeting is over. Members can then go
to a local restaurant, on their own or with others, for dinner if they
wish.
Moving Forward
The Strategic Planning Committee and the Board have studied these
challenges and are working to come up with solutions. But we need help
from all members.
1. We want to keep our aging members who have contributed so much to the
growth and vitality of our club in the past but we need new younger
members. How do we recruit and keep new members?
2. How do we get members to participate in inbound exchanges and not
just outbound exchanges?
3. How can we get members to become leaders?
4. What kind of programs should we have?
5. Where should we have our meetings-restaurants, library, other?
6. Should the club meet in restaurants and pay for uneaten meals? If so,
how does the club raise the funds?
7. Should we hold meetings in restaurants that charge more than $15.00
for meals even if attendance drops?
An active, vibrant club gets exchanges, both inbound and outbound. There
are clubs that do not get exchanges because they do not have enough
members who participate. Your board does not want Dallas FF to become
one of these clubs.
Speak Up
Each member will be invited to a small meeting with other members and
with members of your Board to discuss these issues and solicit your
input. We want members to fully understand the challenges we face and
help us find solutions. We anticipate these meeting will be held late
this summer or early this fall. But I urge you not wait until you are
invited to one of these meeting to speak up. Contact me or any other
member of the board to volunteer and to give us your suggestions. If you
have identified other challenges let us know now so we can address them.
Current Opportunities to Participate
We have opportunities for you to participate in upcoming exchanges in
October and February and we will be electing new officers at our
November business meeting. If you want to participate in an exchange
contact Sharri McIntosh or Mary Latham, EDs for these two exchanges. If
you want to be considered for an office, contact Mary Latham to be added
to the list of potential nominees. The nominating committee will follow
up with you.
Again, thanks to all of you who have already contributed to this
process. Your suggestions have been valuable to us in identifying ways
to improve our club for the future.
In friendship,
Mary Latham
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FF Dallas' Future
- You can help it stay strong and vibrant!
After last years’ FFI World Conference, several members of your Board
a) reviewed and revised several policies approved by your Board in years
past (revised policies were published in last newsletter) and
b) completed a much needed cleanup and revision of our club's bylaws
(they hadn't been revised in 16 years)
We will present them to the membership for approval in November.
With those two tasks completed, our next big job is to review and
improve our club's objectives, strategies, and tactics. Rather than make
our best guess at these, the Board decided that we should involve as
many members as possible in this process.
So, over the next several months, Board members will hold small
information gathering meetings to better understand - from the members'
point of view - WHERE WE ARE as a club, WHERE WE WANT TO BE in 5-10
years, and, more importantly, HOW WE GET THERE (basic strategy planning.
We will discuss our mission and vision, membership (attracting and
retaining members), leadership (identifying future leaders), club
programs and activities (types, frequency, days/times, locations,
themes), inbound and outbound exchanges (membership and community
involvement), communication and publicity (to membership and community)
and finances.
On behalf of your Board, I formally invite you to one of these meetings
to let us know your thoughts, your skills, your passions, your ideas,
your connections, your contributions, and your commitments. One of the
Board members will be contacting you in the next few months to invite
you to a meeting.
In friendship,
edward perez,
Vice-President, FF Dallas
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2016 Exchanges
Birmingham, AL Outbound
By Mary Williams
Eight
Dallas members completed a 7-day exchange to Birmingham AL from May 27
to June 3 joined by three members of the Memphis club for four days.
Paraticipating from Dallas were Mary Williams, ED, Elizabeth Umana,
Paula Rose, Roger and Sandy Kaiser, Gerda Kreyer and Galen and LouAnn
King.
Paula Rose, Vicki Smith, ED Birmingham >
We
were blessed by perfect weather and enthusiastic hosts. Activities
included visits to the Civil Rights Museum, guided tours of the
Arlington antebellum home, National Historic Landmark Sloss Furnace,
Crossplex Sports facility, a vintage hotel and Aldridge Hydrangea
Garden.
We attended a baseball game in Birmingham, explored Pepper Place Market,
the Birmingham Botanical garden, Railroad Park, and the famous Vulcan
statue overlooking the city.
We
spent one day at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa with a tour of
the stadium and a visit to Bear Bryant Museum. We enjoyed southern style
cooking at several parties and restaurants and spent relaxing free time
with our hosts.
Sandy
and Roger Kaiser at Birmingham Botanical Garden >
Mary Williams will give a presentation on the exchange at the November
meeting. We will host Birmingham June 3-9 next year.
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Global Exchange to China
By Zia Shamsy
Note: Zia Shamsy led a FFI trip to China April 1 to 15, 2016 and was
prepared with pictures from the trip to show at the November meeting. He
sent this report on June 6.
A Global Discovery trip to China was initiated by FFI, and promoted
worldwide in their world catalog. Our group consisted of 9 people from
Chicago, Asheville NC, Flat Rock NC, 2 from Huntsville AL, 2 from
Missoula MN, one from NSW Australia, and one from Texas.
As you may know, there is no official FF club in China, and we all are
still working towards starting clubs in that vast and important country.
However we were invited for lunch by a Chinese family in Hutong, which
is the old and historical part of Beijing, and is preserved specifically
for tourist and visitors. After lunch we moved to the living room to
enjoy a performance by a young girl playing a Chinese musical
instrument. We also took a tour in rickshaws to see this old town.
In Beijing we visited Tiananmen Square, which is the largest public
square in the world. Noteworthy is that nobody in China, including our
tour guides, had any knowledge of the student uprising 30 years ago,
which was brutally crushed and resulted in the death of thousands of
people who refused to leave the square. The image of one young man
standing in front of the tank and refusing to move, still is in the
memory of many Westerners. However this event is black listed in China
and is never recorded, broadcast or mentioned anywhere in China and it
is a non-existing event. Therefor no one in China that we encountered
admitted to knowing anything about this historical event and it is
treated as a taboo subject. Either they did not know, or they did not
want to admit knowing anything about it.
We also visited the Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City and Summer
Palace - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We also stopped at a pearl
factory, to gain a little knowledge of fresh pearls.
We visited The
Great Wall of China, one of the seven man made wonders of the world. It
required a hike on a long steep slope of the mountain to reach the only
cable car in the 800 miles stretch of the wall. Climbing the mountain
was strenuous for some of us, requiring the help of a rickshaw. Then we
rode the cable car to the top of the mountain to reach the wall. The
wall is impressive; it is as wide as it is high, wide enough to ride a
carriage on the top of the wall. The view was magnificent - to see the
ancient defenses of Chinese empires against the nomadic tribes.
We stopped at jade museum to learn about jade. Jade has a history of at
least four thousand years in China.
Then we visited Beijing Zoo to see
the giant pandas. The crowd of the visitors at the Zoo to see the pandas
was such that it was very difficult to get close enough to see them. But
with some struggle we managed to get close enough to see these
magnificent animals.
Our next stop was Xian, former capital of China, to enjoy the rich
history of 5000 years. In 221 BC Quin Shi Huang became the first emperor
to unify China and when he died, an entire terra cotta army was
constructed to be buried with the emperor. It was uncovered in 1974 by a
farmer, and became one of the century’s greatest archeological
discoveries. We visited the Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum and
the Terra Cotta Army replication factories. Noteworthy is the bust of
president Obama on display, made in this factory.
Also in Xian we visited the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, and inside the
Jianfu Temple, one of the famous landmarks of Xian.
Next we flew to Shanghai and then transferred to Suzhou, which dated
back to 514 BC and sometimes it is called “Venice of the East.” We had a
boat ride on the Grand Canal. The city is famous for its stone bridges
and its lingering gardens. We visited a renowned classical Chinese
garden recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. China is known for
its silk, so we also visited a silk spinning factory and mulberry tree
farm to feed the silk worms.
We visited Hangzhou’s vast tea production, one of the seven capitals of
ancient China. Later we had a cup of Chinese famous Longjing tea at
Green Tea Village.
In Shanghai we stopped at the city’s colonial European past - the famous
Bund, the financial center of China, similar to Manhattan’s Wall Street,
where financial transactions happen that affect both China and many
other parts of the world.
We were fortunate during our visit in early April that the air was good
and we did not have to wear masks. The tap water is not drinkable in
China. Every day each one of us received two bottles of water in the
hotel and two bottles in the bus. The major problem in China is to
provide clean air and drinkable water for 1.4 billion people.
During our tour we had several banquets and stage shows. They were all
very enjoyable; Chinese are masters of performing arts and spectacular
shows. Along the way we tried to make eye contact with Chinese people
and if possible have conversation with them. We tried to tell them the
purpose of our visit, and promote the mission of Friendship Force.
Hopefully sooner rather than later there will be clubs in China with
home hosting opportunities.
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See
articles from the Amazon that Michael Wald has posted on his blog -
www.untroddenla.com. Copies are
on the
Articles page of our
website.
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International Exchange Update
by Ray Enstam
All is now quiet on the international exchange front! Our only club
inbound this year was from Trujillo, Peru but it didn’t make. Our only
club outbound was to Santiago, Chile and to the Peruvian Amazon. It went
very well and is now history. We will have a presentation about this
exchange at the Club meeting on July 9. I hope you all can be there to
see this. We will try to squeeze two weeks of adventure into 40 minutes!
As a reminder, we have several great exchanges planned for 2017,
starting with an inbound from Sydney, Australia the last week in
February for which Sharri McIntosh is the Exchange Director; in August
we have an outbound to Saskatoon, Canada for which Paula Rose is the
Exchange Director; and in October we have an inbound from the same club
in Saskatoon, Canada, for which Patty Niemeyer is the Exchange Director.
I thank each of them for taking on this important task. We don’t have
all of the exact dates yet but will keep you posted. I hope you will
plan to participate in these exchanges with those great clubs.
The next decision for us is that Friendship Force International will ask
us this September where we would like to go in 2018 and we can then send
in our requests. Next January they will announce exchanges for 2018. If
anyone has suggestions or requests as to a destination, please let me
know. No guarantees, but we can ask.
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Columbia-Cascade Inbound
We are getting ready for the Columbia-Cascade Club's visit to Big D on a
return visit.
The dates are
October 15-22, 2016 and will include a visit
to the State Fair of Texas. We would like to reciprocate the wonderful
hospitality they extended to us.
Exchange Director Mary Latham still needs the following volunteers:
(Don't wait to be asked!)
- Home hosts
- Small group dinner hosts
Please contact our Mary Latham at
mary_m_latham@yahoo.com and let her know how you can help with this exchange.
UPDATE:
Some of the group will be arriving the morning of October 16 so our
Welcome party will be lunch on Sunday October 16 at Chimneyhill
Clubhouse. More details to follow.
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Georgetown Outbound Weekend
Last November we hosted a mini-exchange of 10 ambassadors (the
"Georgetown Ladies") from the newly formed FF of Georgetown, TX club.
They are now inviting us for a mini-exchange to explore and understand
their town and community.
The exchange begins Saturday November 5 [arrive mid-day after traveling
to Georgetown] and ends Monday November 7 [depart after lunch].
Tentative plans include a tour of the "Most Beautiful Square in Texas"
and the courthouse, dinner at Southwestern University (the oldest
university in Texas - see link below), lunch at a German restaurant in
Walburg (a German American settlement from 1880s), a tour of their
community Sun City and a farewell lunch on Monday. So, come join us for
a relaxing and enjoyable weekend as we explore a part of Central Texas!
edward perez -
erperez@acm.org
Exchange Director
Domestic Ambassador Application
Brief history of Southwestern University [chartered in 1875 as successor
to four universities initially started in 1835]:
http://www.southwestern.edu/about/history.php
Georgetown TX Mini-Exchange
Dates: November 5-7, 2016 (two nights homestay)
Exchange fee: $80 (includes FF Georgetown, FFI and FFD
fees).
Maximum number of ambassadors: 10-20 (depending on number of couples and
singles)
Mobility: mostly short walks around town, the university, Walburg,
nothing super-strenuous
Applications and fees due to edward perez by Sept 9
[see link above to get a copy of the application form]
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Contact Patty Niemeyer to volunteer to be Exchange Director for either
of our domestic exchanges:
peanutpatti1@gmail.com. It is time to start planning them.
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Exchanges for 2017
INBOUND INTL EXCHANGE
Sydney, Australia to Winnipeg and Ottawa, Canada
and Dallas, USA -
February 23 - March 2
Sharri McIntosh, ED
OUTBOUND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Southern New Jersey Club (near Philadelphia) - April
This is an area rich in history and sights to see!
ED needed.
INBOUND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Birmingham, AL (return visit) – June 3-9, 2017
ED needed.
OUTBOUND INTL EXCHANGE
Dallas to Saskatoon, Canada - followed by tour to
Canadian Rockies - August
Paula Rose, ED
INBOUND INTL EXCHANGE
Saskatoon, Canada to Itanhaem and Ribeirao Preto,
Brazil and Dallas, USA
October (during State Fair)
Patty Niemeyer, ED
Exchanges 2018
• Inbound Domestic Exchange with Southern New Jersey - Dates TBD in
2018.
•
Dallas
Global Exchange
The Dallas club considering sponsoring a Global Themed Exchange in 2018
which would focus on the arts, architecture and culture of our city. The
first organizational meeting will be held in late August or September.
If you would like to be involved in planning contact Felicity Sentance -
fsentance@gmail.com or Mary
Latham -
mary_m_latham@yahoo.com.
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We have a Friendship Force page on Facebook. If you are on Facebook, you
can type Friendship Force Dallas in the search line and get our page.
Then LIKE us and you will receive regular notes, news and photos from
our page.
• The Facebook page is up but we need a person to manage it and post
photos and notices.
• The position of chair of the Ways and Means committee is open.
• The position of Newsletter Editor is open.
• A committee is being formed to search for volunteers for our unfilled
positions.
If you are interested in any of these positions, please contact Mary
Latham -
mary_m_latham@yahoo.com.
Dues
FFI raised our member affiliation fees last year (cost not passed on to
our members) and discontinued family memberships this year, leaving only
individual memberships. The Board has voted to also discontinue family
memberships and set the individual member dues at $35 per year,
beginning January 2017.
Policies and Bylaws
Edward perez has headed a committee revising our policies and bylaws.
The last policy changes have received Board approval and were listed at
the end of the last newsletter and are on our website. In addition to
policy changes (which may be changed by the Board), there will be
by-laws changes published in a fall newsletter for a vote by the
membership at the November meeting.
Board Meeting
The Board will not meet in July. Next Board meeting will be August 15, 1
pm at Mary Latham’s.
Shuttle Service
If you want a ride to an airport or other location or a pickup:
• Look in the back of your FF Dallas yearbook. You send an email with
the place, date and time you need to go - to the Shuttle Drivers list.
If someone is available, they'll contact you. When your ride is
complete, make a donation to the club. Easy!
• How do you know if you have a driver? Since all of the drivers get
your request, the person who can drive you will Reply to All including
you so the other drivers know you have a driver. Respond (Reply to All)
accepting the ride.
If you want to volunteer to drive:
• Contact edward perez at erperez@acm.org to volunteer.
• What do you need to be a shuttle driver? Email (to receive requests
and post replies) and a car (to take people places).
• How many times do you need to shuttle? As much as you're comfortable
with, once a year, once every few months or whatever.
• What if you cannot do it anymore? Contact edward perez at
erperez@acm.org and let him know.
• Do you need to collect any money/checks? No, the rider(s) is/are on
their honor that they will send a donation (recommended $30) to the
club's treasurer. If the rider wants to give the money/checks to you to
mail/deliver, that's up to you. The rider may offer you toll fare or gas
money. It's up to you to accept or decline.
Thanks to all drivers and riders who help support our club.
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Newsletter
Send your news to Mary Williams,
mwilliamstxtravel@yahoo.com - by August
20 for the September Newsletter. Share what you are doing with your FFD friends.
If
you have writing and computer skills and would like to be the Newsletter
Editor, contact Mary Williams for more information –
mwilliamstxtravel@yahoo.com.
Sunshine
Contact Cathy Ignatin to let her know about members who could use a
little sunshine - a call or card.
cignatin@hotmail.com
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Website and Email
Remember to use our website for your club questions, dates,
opportunities to travel with other clubs, photos, articles and much
more.
When you get mail from our FFD e-mail address, please do not hit REPLY;
that address is not monitored every day. Reply to the person organizing
the meeting or exchange. Our address and email:
Friendship Force of Dallas
P. O. Box 551151
Dallas, TX 75355
friendshipforcedallas@yahoo.com
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Zia
Shamsy
We were shocked and saddened by the sudden death of our long-time member
and one of our founders, Zia Shamsy on June 13, 2016. Many members were
able to attend either the funeral or memorial service for Zia this past
month. We mourn the loss of an ardent Friendship Force member and
supporter and send our condolences to his family. He led exchanges to
Germany, Turkey, Azerbaijan/Republic of Georgia and China in recent
years.
His partial obituary from his family:
We will celebrate Zia’s life at a memorial service on Saturday, June
18th, at 3:00 PM at the Plano Baha'i Center, 4200 Hedgcoxe Rd, Plano, TX
75024.
At 86 years, and with a real zeal for life and the energy of an 8 year
old, Zia Shamsy was a super hero who defied his age. Like an eternal
flame, the childlike twinkle of mischief in his eyes burned bright, and
hinted at the ageless soul of the man within.
Educated and degreed in Germany, he was an exacting engineer with a
limitless curiosity. He seemed to know how to fix anything, and wasn't
afraid to try. Growing up in Qazvin, an ancient center of the Persian
Empire and the modern capital of Iranian calligraphy, he was molded by
the muses of science, art and wanderlust. His birthplace was lofty, too,
surrounded by mountains and over a mile high.
As he grew, his character became as solid as the snow covered peaks and
his dreams as high as the majestic ranges rolling to the Caspian Sea. He
saw Soviet tanks thunder into Tehran during World War II and decades
later he would make his own mark on international peace efforts. He led
Friendship Force groups into the heart of Soviet Russia to establish the
first Sister City alliance between a Texas town (Plano) and its
counterpart (Ivanovo). Citizen diplomacy became his life’s work, driven
by the Bahá'i belief that “the Earth is but one country and mankind its
citizens.”
His dedication to his community was birthed in Qazvin as well, his
emerging engineering prowess helping to bring electricity to his
hometown 93 miles northwest of Tehran many years ago. One of his
greatest accomplishments was his work in helping create the Plano Bahá’i
center, which has become a spiritual haven for the Bahá’i friends and
the wider community and where he spent his final minutes.
To
our entire family, he was a devoted husband, father and friend who
committed his life to building bridges for peace and friendship. He was
a globe-trekking world citizen -- visiting every continent several times
in a list of countries too numerous to document. And, never stopping. He
led a tour group just last month all over China. His planning and
passion for travel, leading to his ultimate journey he is now on – to
the next world.
… To his fellow man – he was a tireless advocate and a selfless servant.
To God – he was a gift on loan to the world to teach us how to live life
without regret, to not rest for a single moment and live life to the
fullest, savoring today because tomorrow is not guaranteed.
Rest in peace, Baba. We were all enriched by you. Your legacy is a
standard we all pray we can approach.
Zia at the International Peace Garden in Waterton, Canada >
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Other Members:
Pat Andeweg is recovering well from her surgery, though she will have
limited mobility for a while.
Brud Kisner had a T.I.A last week and is sorry he missed Zia’s service.
Audrey Schlect has been in rehab from knee and hip surgery at Signature
Place and has returned home where she will continue therapy.
Bill Pierce is at home and having therapy there. He is hoping to feel
well enough to attend the meeting July 9th at Outback Steak House.
Mary Williams entertained Marlene and Roy Fennell from the Brisbane club
in April. They were here for a week following an exchange in New Orleans
and Baton Rouge.
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Conferences
2016
International Conference - Marrakech, Morocco
Friendship Force World Conference Registration is open. Conference
website is:
https://www.eiseverywhere.com//ehome/150979
Fee $375
CONFERENCE DATES: Sep 16th (9:00am) -19th (12:00pm), 2016 – Plan to
arrive 9/15
CONFERENCE HOTEL: Kenzi Farah Hotel, Avenue du Président Kennedy,
Marrakesh 40000
Morocco. The conference venue/hotel is in the L'Hivernage district of
Marrakesh, a 10 minute drive from Marrakesh Menara International Airport
(RAK).
See the
FFI
page on the Conference for more information.
2017: International Conference
Location and dates have been announced: Manchester, UK - August 25-28,
2017
- Midland Hotel
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Friendship Force
International
Stories of Friendship
This is a new feature on the FFI website. Send stories of your
experiences that have helped eliminate barriers that separate us and
bring us closer together. Send to:
http://storiesoffriendship.org/
I'm In
It is hard to believe that just a few short months ago we launched the
"I'm In!" Campaign at the 2015 World Conference in Vancouver to raise
money for a much needed website and database. When it was clear
Friendship Force needed to set a new goal of $100,000, we were unsure
how far we would get in reaching this goal. We have been truly amazed
and humbled by the generosity of Friendship Force clubs and members like
you in reaching our current $85,074 - more than doubling our original
goal!
The back-end database that helps facilitate exchanges and manage club
and member information is about 80% complete. Prototypes of the new
website offer a refreshing glimpse of Friendship Force International's
effort to put our mission first in everything we do as an organization.
The hope is that you will not only be inspired by how the organization
presents itself to the world, but encouraged by this new recruitment
tool available to prospective members.
If you have not contributed yet to the campaign, in these final days I
hope you will consider helping your organization realize its $100,000
goal. With such a short distance to full success - $14,926 to reach our
goal - every dollar helps. To the 111 Clubs and 340 individuals who have
given to the "I'm In!" Campaign helping make possible one of the largest
investments in FFI infrastructure in more than 20 years, THANK YOU! Your
investment is helping make possible a bright future for the
organization, and Friendship Force could not have done this without you!
In friendship,
Bob Duncan / Cecile LaTour
Friendship Force has relocated to: 260 Peachtree St NW, Suite 402,
Atlanta, GA 30303
Same phone number 404.522.9490.
See the latest news from FFI on
2016 policies and plans
on the
FFI page.
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Join Exchanges with
Other Clubs.
Remember that you are welcome to join other clubs on their exchanges if
there is room. Please contact clubs well in advance, as an exchange may
cancel if the Exchange Director doesn’t know about your interest.
See where these and other
clubs are going on the
Other Clubs
page.
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July Meeting – Santiago Exchange
Presentation
August Event – Sweet and Savory
June Meeting