| Major Service Projects of the Dutch Fork Club |
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| My hands do the work of the world and reach out in service to others... |
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Special Olympics
.....Dutch fork Civitans have been volunteers at the South Carolina Summer games for many years. Members of our club serve on the Awards Committee and present awards each year at Summer Games. We also participate in smaller projects benefiting Special Olympics throughout the year. The 2002 Summer Games were held May 3-5, 2002. More infomation is on the news page.
Junior Civitan
....... a service club and leadership development program for high school and middle school students. We sponsor clubs at Irmo High and at Dutch Fork High Schools. Congratulations to Irmo President, Brittney MacDougall, who was named the 2001-02 South Carolina Junior Civitan of the Year.
Civitan International Research Center
...... a center supported by Civitans around the world and dedicated to curing and preventing Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. Funds are raised for the center by the blue Civitan candy boxes in many restaurants.
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Other club projects include Palmetto Place, Midlands Center, Friendship Center, Irmo Okra Strut, Junior Civitan Leadership Conference, Camp Spearhead, youth sports, Clergy Apreciation Week, Claxton fruitcake sales and South Carolina School for Deaf and Blind.
Information on recent projects and activities can be found on the News page. |
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| 2006-2007 Club Officers |
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President: Larry Bennett
President-elect: Scott Plexico
Secretary: Ron Browm
Treasurer: Steve Doudoukjian |
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Membership Information
Active member dues are $68 per quarter wich includes all meals at club meetings. There are reduced dues for couples and for those who don't wish to eat at meetings. A one time initiation fee of $20 is required for new Civitans. Former Junior Civitans and transfers from other clubs do not pay this fee. Member dues include a subscription to Civitan magazine.
Our club offers volunteer opportunities to individuals while we enjoy the fellowship of our neighbors through the club's service projects and activities. Most members live or work in the Irmo or St. Andrews area but membership is open to all adults who wish to participate. As a member of Civitan International, opportunities exist for leadership roles at the district and international level, in addition to within our club, and friendships are developed with Civitans from around the world. Visitors are welcome at all our meetings. Please join us at a meeting or contact us by e-mail. |
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