Recruitment Drive

As part of the Centennial Challenge, the Juneau Mendenhall Flying Lions had their first "Meet and Greet" in an attempt to showcase their service to the community and recruit new members.

Informational tables included LCI recruitment brochures, the Club's 30 Year Book (showing club history for the previous 30 years), Lions At Work binder (that included media coverage for community events and service), LIONS Magazines, and other recruitment tools.

Coffee and cookies were served and children had a table with coloring books and crayons to keep busy while their parents visited with Lions.

A table was set up with the PlusOptix vision screener and eyeglass collection box to show a couple of their signature projects.

Lions (left to right) Donna Hurley, Mike and Nancy Norton, Rena Sims, Hari Dev Khalsa, Chevelle Hogan, Veronica (not yet a Lion), Bob Nielsen, and Bruce Wing

We'll see if our efforts paid off.  We had a couple good prospects today!  #Lions100

We Serve!
Lion Nancy Norton
Juneau Mendenhall Flying Lions Club

Statistics Doesn't Lie

Lion Ted Burke, GMT for 49A, reports that for the first half of our Lion year, "we are losing members faster than gaining new members."

As part of the Centennial Challenge we are all asked to Ask One.  Sponsor that person and receive a Centennial Sponsor Pin and Certificate!

Clubs are asked to induct at least three new members this fiscal year.  Three.  That is all.

District leaders are asked to Charter one new club.  If you look at the 49A map and where present clubs are located, there's a lot of possibilities!  Just Ask!

Lion Ted has recognized one Club that continues to show an increase -- Anchorage Mabuhay Lions Club!  They've added 13 new members!  Now, THAT'S how it's done!

At this time, we have 1,505 Lion members; last year we had 1,580 at this same time.  Statistics don't lie.

What are we going to do about it?  Ask One!

#Lions100