Coats for Kids You will need: At least 3 members and coats. Description: Keeping warm in the winter months is something most of us take for granted. The same luxury, though, is tragically out of reach for many children—some, probably, even in your neighborhood. Before the coldness sets in, collect new or old coats from the members of your community. Then, contact your local Angel Tree coordinator or social service office to ensure they go to children in need. Have convenient drop -off locations at schools, stores, etc. in your area. Then, see if a local drycleaner or Laundromat would donate their services. Service Chair Victoria Byrd
The John C. Thompson Distinguished Member Award is presented to Circle K Club members who show outstanding commitment to club activities, a positive and encouraging attitude toward others, and a passion for Circle K. Tips for members who wish to be nominated: Participate in service projects, interclubs, and socials Participate in K Family events (e.g. Kiwanis or Key Club) Attend club meetings Participate in club projects Attend district events Be an enthusiastic and dedicated Circle K member! Please note: All club monthly reports (CMRs) from April 2013 to January 2014 must be turned in to be eligible for this award. Additionally, the club member must be in good standing with both District and International (dues paid). **Clubs can nominate more than one member! Depending on the size of your club, you may be able to nominate up to 6 members! *For more information, contact Awards chair Julie Meigs at awards@georgiacirclek.org. œ œ Awards Chair Julie Meigs