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GFWC
of Tennessee
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Volume
2, Issue 6 "Hearts
in Unity - Beating for Others" August
2003
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To Fall Conference – 2003
Our special guest for the weekend will present an informative workshop on “How To Be A President”. This is most enlightening for those who are or will become president, whether it’s your club, your district or your state. Presidents Elect are especially encouraged to attend this session. Mrs. Pierce will also be our keynote speaker at Saturday’s Dinner addressing “You and Me In Harmony With GFWC”. In honor of Jackie’s theme “Stepping Up”, prizes will be given for outstanding shoes throughout the sessions.
After losing his own son to suicide, Clark Flatt established The Jason Foundation whose mission is to prevent youth suicide through education of parents and teenagers and to provide support to those who have lost teens through suicide. This promises to be a very enlightening and informative presentation and one that is part of GFWC President’s Special Project: “Count Ten For Kids”.
“YOU CAN OBTAIN 501-C-3 STATUS”
You don’t want to miss this Workshop. Accountants specializing in this area will walk you through the steps explaining what your club or district must do to become a 501-C-3 organization. Join The Theme
FRIDAY NIGHT- “Boots & Business” - Down home cooking- western wear (No Daisy Dukes please) -- prize for the best western boots! SATURDAY NIGHT – “Lynchburg Luau” – All that will be missing will be the waves. Wear your island getup. Tonight the sandals win. |
Your
Personal Invitation!
GFWC
1st Vice President, Jacquelyn Pierce
A. CLARK FLATT, PRESIDENT & CEO, THE JASON FOUNDATION