Club Visits

With the help of the LCIF Coordinator, the Foundation hopes to establish contact with each Lions club. The important role that the coordinator plays in achieving this goal is to visit the club and share your excitement with information about LCIF. Club visits include club meetings, presentations at regional or regional ministerial meetings, and other promotional opportunities with Lions.

To support you in these important club visits - some of them will be clubs that have never received comprehensive information about LCIF - we will offer you various useful resources It is. These tools were developed to assist the coordinator in sharing news and information and planning and tracking details on visits.

Please use this valuable resource to start club visit! This guide will provide guidance on how to make effective club visits by answering questions about information you provide to clubs, how to prioritize clubs, how to set club goals.

Do you or your director speak generally about LCIF? The point of these stories will help you plan your speech.

You can talk with the Lions about the Foundation at any time by carrying these brief summary instructions.

This PowerPoint presentation outlines LCIF. Summary of the 18 slides best suited for club and regional meetings

This short version of the LCIF PowerPoint presentation has 13 slides and is perfect for time-limited clubs and regional meetings.

The Foundation has several high quality videos that convey the impact of our programs throughout the world through strong visual effects and quotes from project recipients and participants.

A club visit is an opportunity for the region to pass regional directors, support the club, and improve the quality of the club. The Regional Directors Club visit report will guide regional directors in evaluating club quality during these visits by rating the clubs at each critical time (item 290). The regional director finds opportunities for improvement and, through active membership experience, designates clubs that require clubs to provide support from the community to help clubs maintain membership and build members. This important contribution of regional directors will help clubs achieve outstanding reputation.

The first step to achieving the goal is to visit the club. You do not have to feel the pressure to join the first club meeting - you can simply observe if you are pleased. Each club is unique so you can visit several clubs before you decide to enter the club that suits you. Let's have a wonderful first meeting!

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Congratulations to all the district chiefs who completed and submitted club visit reports so far. As of today, 53 clubs have submitted reports to Toastmasters International. There are 16 days to submit other 131 reports by the deadline of November 30. As governor, Toastmasters International's computer is notoriously collapsed, it is recommended that the 122 nd regional chief executive is trying to exceed the application deadline, so please submit a report online within the last minute.