Little Rock Civitan Club
 
"The Civitan club is doing things - big things - for the community, state, and nation, and I certainly consider it an honor to be numbered in its ranks." - Thomas A. Edison (Civitan Member)
"The Civitan club is doing things - big things - for the community, state, and nation, and I certainly consider it an honor to be numbered in its ranks." - Thomas A. Edison (Civitan Member)
This is where some of our fundraising money goes...the University of Alabama Civitan International Research Center, the home of Sparks Clinics and Alabama's University Center for Developmental Disabilities Education.
This is where some of our fundraising money goes...the University of Alabama Civitan International Research Center, the home of Sparks Clinics and Alabama's University Center for Developmental Disabilities Education.
http://www.circ.uab.edu/
Next time your eating out and see this sign or a blue Civitan candy box, please drop in some change. Twenty-five percent of collections are used locally to benefit the developmentally disabled, and the remaining proceeds benefit the Civitan International Research Center on the campus of the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Next time your eating out and see this sign or a blue Civitan candy box, please drop in some change. Twenty-five percent of collections are used locally to benefit the developmentally disabled, and the remaining proceeds benefit the Civitan International Research Center on the campus of the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
 
Little Rock Civitan Club
Founded August 6, 1920

Service, Knowledge, Fellowship

The Little Rock Civitan Club meets on Thursdays at 12:00 noon at the Legacy Hotel, 625 West Capitol, Little Rock, Arkansas. Please visit their Web site for directions and general information about their facilities here: http://www.legacyhotel.com/history.html

Visit www.Civitan.org for information on our International Organization, but please cruise through our site...and especially visit our written History, dating back to August of 1920! We're celebrating 87 years of service to the Little Rock Community!

Please feel free to e-mail us if you would like to attend one of our meetings. Thanks for visiting our site and have a nice day!
New Civitan Year Winding Down
Club Membership Increases
Our Civitan year (which began on Oct. 1) is going great...including the addition of several new members! Stay tuned for more information on upcoming meetings, events, and special guests scheduled at the Little Rock Civitan Club. For more information, please contact Keith@LittleRockCivitan.org.
SERVICE:
Members of the Little Rock Civitan Club are dedicated to improving the community through helping others. On the international level, we support the Civitan International Research Center in Birmingham, Ala., a renowned research and treatment facility serving persons with developmental disabilities and special needs. On the local level, Civitans are involved in numerous service projects to help persons with developmental disabilities and their families. The club is also a long-time partner with the Little Rock Zoo. Here are a few of the service projects Little Rock Civitans are involved in:

* Basketball Skills Competition for persons with developmental disabilities.
* Arkansas Summer Special Olympics Track and Field Games.
* Rainbow of Love bowling event for disadvantaged youth.
* Various fund-raisers with the Little Rock Zoo and Friends of the Carousel restoration organization.
* War Memorial Stadium concessions at Arkansas Razorback home football games and special events at the stadium.
* Christmas Adopt-a-Family project for those less fortunate.
* Civitan Candybox and Fruit Cake projects.
* Noel Don McGuire Award to the top cadet in Little Rock Police Department Police Academy (Rookie-of-theYear).

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KNOWLEDGE:
Civitans seek to be better informed and knowledgeable about their community and improve themselves through lifelong learning. Weekly luncheon programs range from community issues addressed by local government, business and media leaders to personal and professional development seminars. Through these informative programs, Civitan members learn about the needs in their community. Then, as concerned citizens, Civitans focus their efforts on deserving causes and needs in the community. Here are just a few of the many topics from some of our recent programs:

* U.S.S. Razorback Submarine and North Shore Development along the Arkansas River.
* Downtown Little Rock and River Market renovations.
* Presidential William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library.
* Arkansas Legislative Representatives with the key issues facing the State of Arkansas
* And many more great speakers...

FELLOWSHIP:
Fellowship is an important part of any growing, productive service club. The Little Rock Civitan Club offers its members many opportunities to socialize, meet new friends and network with business associates. Working together on club projects is fun, and there is always time to enjoy the company of other members and guests at club meetings. Throughout the year Civitans plan special evenings just for fun with the members and their guests. Here are a few examples of the social events and other avenues in which the club fosters fellowship:

* Weekly luncheon meetings.
* St. Valentine's Day Dinner and Social.
* Summer Family Cookout.
* Ozark District Convention.
* Civitan International Convention.
* Annual Awards Banquet.
* Christmas Dinner Party.
* Care-and-share time to find out about those members having hard times or illnesses, as well as recognizing accomplishments of those members who excel in the community.
* The Little Rock Club also has a weekly newsletter to keep its members informed about the many things happening in the club and in the community.

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