Zonta selects Josephine Community Library, Inc. as 2008 Raffle Recipient!
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The Zonta Club of Grants Pass, Oregon is a member of Zonta International. Chartered in 1947, the Grants Pass Chapter, District 8, Area 4, celebrates the skills of members of all ages in widely diverse careers. The combination of enthusiasm, energy and experience keeps our chapter vibrant and successful. We are committed to helping the community, promoting women’s rights, and improving the status of women locally and globally through service and advocacy.
Founded in 1919, Zonta International is a worldwide organization of executives and professionals working together across political and social boundaries, to advance the status of women worldwide through service and women’s advocacy. For information about Zonta at the international level, please visit: http://www.zonta.org/. There you will find forms, graphics, calendars, the Zonta Store and applications for awards, fellowships and scholarships. Highlights of the current international service projects are featured along with our partnerships with United Nations NGOs.
Refer to http://www.zontadistrict8.org/ for information about Pearson Peace College, our District service project. Links to Clubs in our District can be located there.
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2007-2008 President’s Goals My goal for 2007-2008 is to continue to do the great things of previous Presidents with an emphasis on Advocacy and it’s meaning within our Club by partnering with others in the community known for advocating for women. By taking a position in the forefront of advocating, we can become one of the “go to” organizations for women. The obvious and easy path is to advocate for survivors of domestic violence and against their abusers because it is a Zonta International goal and we have several current members whose lives are dedicated to that goal. We can and should also advocate for women’s health issues, drug issues, homelessness and housing issues, literacy, and education, etc. The possibilities are only limited by the imagination and energy of our members! |
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“The definition of a life well lived includes a commitment to serving others.”….author unknown, Carol Dickson, Club President 2007″