our vision a strong america, safe communities, and unified
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February 13, 2020, Volume 26, Issue 7 PLAN EARLY FOR APRIL AND CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH Exchange Cares – The National Exchange Club encourages Exchange Clubs and Exchange Club Centers to participate in the Exchange Cares project. Exchange Cares bags are available for purchase through the Exchange Market at: http://buyexchange.org/childabuseprevention.aspx. One goal is to include items that will provide comfort or items of necessity to children who have been displaced due to neglect or abuse, house fires, homelessness, or natural disasters. The bags are given to agencies that come in contact with children in emergency situations. These can include shelters, child protective services, resource centers, sheriff or police departments, EMTs, emergency rooms, Red Cross and schools. Suggestions for items to be placed in bags include: a small blanket, small stuffed animal, book, small toy for summer, gloves or hat for winter, travel size soap, toothbrush, comb, shampoo, toothpaste, socks, etc. Consider additional uses for the Exchange Cares bags. Offer them to an Exchange Club Center. They could be filled with fun gifts for new families in their Exchange Parent Aide Program. Additional thoughts might be school supplies for students, teacher supplies for their classrooms, or cheerful items for children in an emergency room or are hospitalized. The bags might be used to present a new gift to a new club member. The ideas are endless! Additional Prevention Projects – The National Exchange Club promotes positive efforts in the prevention of child abuse through many projects during April. Exchange Clubs across the country dedicate extra energies towards the prevention of child abuse by supporting their local Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Centers. Clubs participate in projects that support children and families and expand efforts in their communities to raise awareness about child abuse.
Our Vision – A strong America, safe communities, and unified people.
Our Mission – Exchange, inspiring communities to become better places to live.
Our Motto – Unity for Service
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Some projects to consider throughout April include: Exchange Club CAP Centers
Support your local CAP Center/Exchange Parent Aide Program – volunteer time, create a joint project, or assist with a donation.
Believe in the Blue kits will be available to Clubs and Centers. Request your kit for awareness and educational resources for your community.
Blue Mondays are a compelling way to raise interest and awareness. Look for Blue Monday shirts at Exchange Market or organize blue outfits.
Public Awareness Campaigns o Ask your mayor, council, or governor to issue a Prevention of Child Abuse Month proclamation. o Write a letter to the editor about the special interest month. o Get a PSA on your local radio or television station.
Contact: [email protected]
NEW CLUBS CHARTERED – 2019/2020
No. DATE NAME MBRS SPONSOR DISTRICT BUILDERS
1 10.16.19 Exchange Club of North Mecklenburg, NC
23 Mooresville/ Lake Norman, NC
North Carolina Cotton and Vickie Ketchie Barbara Orr Beth Packard Paul Summerville
2 10.17.19 Exchange Excel Club of Stamford High School, Stamford, CT
26 Stamford, CT Connecticut Joe Dudek Vince McClean Bill Solder
3 11.1.19 Crescent Exchange Club of Charleston, SC
22 Charleston, SC South Carolina Victor Apat Brandon Cole Robert Snow
4 1.6.20 Exchange Club of Crockett County, TN
23 Jackson, TN Tennessee Tammy Boyd Julie Cooke Tawnya Moore Gabe Mudd Ron Whisenant
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Currents A bulletin for Exchange Club leaders, is published monthly by The National
Exchange Club, 3050 Central Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 43606-1700. 419.535.3232
Website: www.nationalexchangeclub.org Email: [email protected]
Editor Publisher Gail Weller Tracey Edwards Executive Manager Chief Executive Officer
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EXCHANGE LEADERS GATHER IN COLORADO SPRINGS The National Exchange Club hosted 2020-2021 District Presidents in Colorado Springs, CO, January 9-11. The National Leadership Summit was held at Hotel Eleganté Conference and Event Center, the site of the upcoming 102nd National Convention. Also in attendance was the National Board of Directors. CEO Tracey Edwards, Membership Development Director Louise Kachmarik, and Membership Development Manager Andrew Mehling were onsite to coordinate the educational conference and events. The Summit takes place annually at the site of that year’s upcoming National Convention, so that attendees can preview the area and encourage their district members to attend. Special events unique to the area were highlighted. On arrival day, attendees were amazed and entertained at Cosmo’s Magic Theater. Everyone is still in awe, and highly recommends you plan to attend a show while visiting in July. Friday evening, the group toured Team USA Olympic & Paralympic Training Center, led by athlete tour guides. This amazing facility featured demonstrations, an inspirational athlete speaker, and the very special once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a torch relay led by National President Russ Finney culminating with the lighting of the cauldron by National President-Elect Kathy Mize. This experience will make watching the 2020 Olympics even more special. In fact, the Tokyo Games opens July 24, during the National Convention. You will definitely want to schedule a visit to Team USA’s headquarters! Saturday evening, after two full days of interactive and informational educational sessions, a celebratory banquet was held. 2020-2021 District Presidents received a certificate and gavel, and were sent home to their respective districts with renewed enthusiasm and awareness of many new tools and resources to lead their districts to success! Topics included Inclusive Membership and a Systematic Approach to Membership, with a focus on the District’s Role in Culture of Growth; emphasizing the need to recruit, retain, and strengthen – with plenty of discussion, interaction, and fun in between. Special thanks to the presenters: Tracey Edwards, Russ Finney, Louise Kachmarik, Kristie Lindau, Andrew Mehling, Kathy Mize, Barbara Orr, Dawn Portner, Kim Prado, Mike Reichek, and Leif Welhaven. Contact: [email protected] NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MID-YEAR MEETING Members of the National Board of Directors met for their Mid-Year meeting in Colorado Springs, CO, Thursday, January 9, 2020, in conjunction with the National Mid-Year Leadership Summit for District Presidents-Elect. Board members heard reports from the Executive Committee, National Treasurer Barbara Orr, NEC Foundation Trustee Scot Warren, CEO Tracey Edwards, Jurisprudence and Laws Committee Chair Charlie Braddock, and National Committee Chairs. The NEC Board took action on the following:
Accepted the recommendation of the Budget and Finance Committee to disband three clubs for nonpayment of dues: Yonkers, NY; Cheshire, CT; and Phoenix, Houston, TX.
Passed a motion to remove NEC Policy Statement No. 3.14, Disaster Relief Fund, from the NEC Policy book, and that it be continued as NEC Foundation Policy No. 3.4, under the direction of the NEC Foundation.
Accepted the following recommendations presented by the Awards Committee:
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o Distinguished District Director Award – District Presidents may nominate District Directors for the award; together, the District President and District Director can complete and submit the application. Per the NEC Strategic Plan, District Directors are encouraged to terms consistent with the Bylaws and may not continue to earn the award after that number of years.
o NEC Foundation Award – Adopted “Option 1” with the following requirements for the award: • 200 clubs to give $1,500 • Revenue potential: $300,000 • With a “give back” component to be determined
Each club donating $1,500 receives a Project banner patch and one National Convention Package. Effective date: July 1, 2020.
o All-American Volunteer of the Year Award – The award will no longer be a national award, but may be continued as a district and/or club level award.
Accepted the recommendation of the Infrastructure Committee to ask staff to send a follow-up letter to the District President of each district that has been given goals to help the district reach District Minimum Standards. Districts include: Puerto Rico, Dakota Territory, Mid-America, New Jersey/New York, Northwest and Sierra Pacific. Other national/district leaders will be copied as appropriate.
Contact: [email protected]
SUMMARY OF DISTRICTS Highest YTD% Growth: 5.80% North Carolina District
Highest YTD% Retention: 96.10% Lakes and Prairies District
Most Members Added in January 2020: 44 Mississippi District
Most Members in the District January 2020: 1,808 Georgia District
Most Clubs in the District January 2020: 39 California-Nevada District and Georgia District
Most New Clubs Built in 2019-2020 Club Year: 1 North Carolina District, Connecticut District, South Carolina District, and Tennessee District
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February Club Anniversaries
(25 years or more, 5-year increments) Albert Lea, MN 2.2.80 40 Billings Heights, MT 2.9.80 40 Spencer, IN 2.29.80 40 West Chester, OH 2.22.95 25
February Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse Anniversaries
(25 years or more, 5-year increments)
None in February
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THE PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE The National Exchange Club has been a leader in keeping children safe since 1979. Exchange was a leader in recognizing that positive approach to the prevention of child abuse and strength based language has a great impact. We work with families to build better relationships, develop stronger coping skills and assist parents in understanding their children. Words are important and Exchange continues to think carefully about how we express our work. Exchange leads with the positive in the “prevention of child abuse” as opposed to “child abuse prevention”. We work at preventing poor outcomes for children and families as we continue our important work. Contact: [email protected]
CARE (CHILD ABUSE REDUCTION EFFORT) AWARD Many Exchange Clubs across the country implement meaningful projects for the prevention of child abuse throughout the year and especially in April, National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Please consider submitting your project for a CARE Award. This award is presented at The National Exchange Club Annual Convention. Awards will be presented to the top clubs in the “75 members and more”, the “30 - 74 members”, and the “up to 29 members” categories for projects related to a local Exchange Club Center, as well as projects not related to a center. Each winner will receive an award banner, a convention events package, and will display their winning project at National Convention. In addition, clubs can also submit Exchange Strong Club Giving Campaign projects and other prevention of child abuse fundraising projects on the CARE Award nomination form. Each club that submits a CARE Award nomination form to National Headquarters will automatically receive an official CARE Award patch. The CARE Award application form is available online at: https://members.nationalexchangeclub.org/content/awards. Applications must be postmarked by June 1. Contact: [email protected] 37TH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM FOR THE PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE The 37th Annual National Exchange Club Symposium for the Prevention of Child Abuse will be held at the Hotel Eleganté Conference and Event Center in Colorado Springs, CO, Wednesday, July 22, through Friday, July 25, 2020! The Symposium runs concurrently with the 102nd National Exchange Club Convention. Symposium officially begins with the Opening Session on Wednesday, July 22, which includes keynote speaker, Dr. Sangita Rangala. An Indian-American physician, Dr. Rangala, is the medical director of the Edward Hospital Care Center in Naperville, IL. Some of the workshop topics will include: “Keeping Your Staff and Program Safe”, “Working With Parents and Children with Developmental Disabilities”, “Supporting Adoptive Parents With Exchange Parent Aide”, “Networking Session Topics” “Establishing Strong Center Policies”, “Personal Safety On Home Visits”, and “Family Violence: Protecting Adults and Children”. Contact: [email protected]
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CENTER NEWS Livingston, TN, Exchange Center Christmas Dinner and Gift
Exchange 2020 (pictured at right) The 26th Annual Blue Suede Dinner & Auction to benefit the Exchange Club-Carl Perkins Center for the
Prevention of Child Abuse will be held on Saturday, February 29, 2020, at the Carl Perkins Civic Center, in Jackson, TN.
Contact: [email protected]
DISASTER RELIEF FUND ACTIVATED We are sending thoughts and prayers to fellow Exchange Club members feeling the impact of recent earthquakes in Puerto Rico, a region still recovering from the devastation left by Hurricane Maria. We have heard that members and their loved ones are safe, but they will be feeling the effects of this disaster for a long time. Please consider a donation to Exchange’s Disaster Relief Fund. Every penny donated to this fund will go directly to help people in need; and, of course, your donation is tax deductible. Three ways to donate:
1. Text-to-donate: Text Relief to 419-800-0358 (you will be prompted to secure registration for your first
donation);
2. Online at https://www.nationalexchangeclub.org/donors (specify Relief in the comments line);
3. Mail a check, payable to NEC Foundation, to 3050 Central Ave., Toledo, OH 43606 (note Relief in the
memo section).
Contact: [email protected]
AUCTION ITEMS NEEDED Please consider donating an auction item for the annual Silent Auction held during Exchange’s National Convention in Colorado Springs. You will be highlighted in Exchange Today magazine in recognition of your donation. Please bring donated items to the National Convention. Contact: [email protected] BERKEY OPPORTUNITY You can join the Berkey Fellowship with a gift of $1,000 or more to Exchange during the fiscal year. As a thank you for your support, you will be invited to an exclusive celebration dinner during the 2020 National Convention. This year’s dinner will be held at the Air Force Academy. Don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity and become a Berkey Fellow today! Contact: [email protected]
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A SPECIAL UPDATE FROM VETERANS MATTER From Ken Leslie, Advocate in Chief, Veterans Matter
Fellow Exchangites, I would like to update you on some great things clubs are doing across the country. First, you all knew about the incredible Billings area Exchange Clubs housing Veterans across the State of Montana, right? Seventeen Veterans have now been housed there. Last month, Bob Channel of the Exchange Club of Hanover, PA, took the lead as the Organizational Advocate, raised nearly $25,000, and made the Hanover Club the founding funder for Operation Pennsylvania. Two Veterans have now been housed there. A team from the Exchange Club of Daniel Island, SC, including Jim Herzog, JC Dominick, Joe Delpino, Alexandra Lanza and Chris McAuliffe raised nearly $20,000 to become the founding funder of South Carolina, which has now housed their seventh Veteran. What do these three clubs have in common? They will always be the founding funders for their states, and their clubs will be known for helping to house Veterans across the state. There is more going on that we will report in future Currents, or you can visit the Veterans Matter NEC page. Finally, this story made me tear up. Peter Annaert, who lives in Belgium, started a Facebook Fundraiser in Belgium to help Veterans Matter house US Veterans. I asked him why, and this was his answer:
Hello, It’s pretty simple for me. First of all, it all started in WW2. My respect to all those brave men who give their lives for our freedom. Their parents that see their sons and daughters go to the other side of the world to fight for freedom, knowing that the chance of seeing them back is very small. I will never forget this and even my children have endless respect for those veterans who gave everything for other people. I’m stunned that the veterans of nowadays don’t get more respect in their home country. I can’t understand how they served their country and ended up with the problems they have these days, just like their children. These men and their kids deserve so much more. It’s all about the respect and the honor these brave men deserve. I Wish I could do so much more here in Europe-Belgium to give what those brave men deserve. Also I’m very “America minded.” If I could, I always wanted to go and live in America. It’s a big example for me how things should be done. Not everything, that’s how we hear it here, seems perfect. But, hey, will we find a perfect place somewhere on this earth? Nah, don’t think so. At least we can try to help each other out a little bit. Starting with lots of respect and never forget the past and offers people make to make this world a better place.
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I could go on for hours because there are so many reasons left to support this matter. But it isn’t very simple for me because my English isn’t that good. Thanks again for all the things you do for those veterans! It’s maybe a little motivation for you and all the other people of your organization to keep on going to. Thanks again! Yours respectfully, Peter Annaert Belgium (Europe)
From the bottom of our hearts, Peter, we thank you for caring about our Veterans as much as we do. To help Peter reach his Facebook Fundraiser goal, click here. Let’s bring our heroes home … for good. Contact: [email protected] FILING REQUIREMENT – 990 FORM Filing Deadline – November 15th – Annual Electronic Filing Requirement for Exchange Clubs and Districts Exchange Clubs and districts are required to electronically submit Form 990-N, also known as the e-Postcard, unless they choose to file a complete Form 990 or Form 990-EZ. Clubs/districts that do opt to complete Form 990 or Form 990-EZ, should also submit a scanned copy to [email protected]. Any club or district that fails to file required e-Postcards (or information returns – Forms 990 or 990-EZ) for three consecutive years will automatically lose its tax-exempt status. The revocation of the club or district’s tax-exempt status will take place on the filing due date of the third year. The e-Postcard is due on November 15, the day of the fifth month after the close of Exchange’s tax year on June 30.
Filing the e-postcard is simple by accessing the following site: www.irs.gov/990n; click on the link in the first paragraph to login and start filing – Form 990-N Electronic Filing system (e-Postcard). When you access the system, you will leave the IRS site and file the e-Postcard with the IRS through its trusted partner, Urban Institute. The form must be completed and filed electronically. There is no paper form. You will need the following items of basic information handy:
1. Tax Identification Number
2. Tax year
3. Confirmation of annual gross receipts
4. Legal name and address (typically shown as:
The National Exchange Club, DBA The Exchange Club of [club name])
5. Name and address of primary officer
6. Website, if any
CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE CLUBS – Please use the following number when filing with the State of California Franchise Tax Board: 3657592. Contact: [email protected] NATIONAL CANDIDATE FILING DEADLINE Regarding the national candidate filing deadline for positions on the NEC Board of Directors and the NEC Foundation Board of Trustees, Section 2 of Article XIII (Nomination and Election of Officers and Directors), of the National Bylaws, states: “All suggested candidates for the office of National President-Elect, National Treasurer and Regional Vice Presidents must be endorsed by the candidate’s club and by the candidate’s
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District Board of Directors, which must be forwarded in writing, on the Suggested Candidate for National Office Form provided by The National Exchange Club, to the Executive Vice President not less than one hundred-twenty (120) days prior to the date designated for the annual convention. Members of Excel Clubs and Junior Excel Clubs are not eligible to be candidates for any elected office.” This year, completed forms must be received at headquarters by March 25, 2020, 120 days prior to the Opening Session of the 102nd National Convention in Colorado Springs, CO. Convention delegates will elect individuals to fill the position of National President-Elect. Delegates in even-numbered regions will also elect a Regional Vice President. The March 25 deadline also applies to candidates seeking an at-large position on the NEC Foundation Board of Trustees. At the time of election, no current National Board member, District President, District President-Elect or Past National President is eligible for the at-large position; and no candidate for the at-large position can be a candidate for another office at the same convention. Delegates will elect one (1) At-Large Trustee for a three-year term. Further nominations may come from the convention floor, and must comply with provisions in the NEC Bylaws and NEC Foundation Code of Regulations, respectively. Candidates must submit their intention to run in writing to the CEO/Executive Vice President prior to 9 p.m. on the first day of the convention. All candidates must be endorsed in writing by at least three Exchangites from three different clubs within the person’s region, other than the candidate’s own club, who are entitled to vote in the convention. If you are interested in running for office, please contact headquarters to request the appropriate candidate form. Contact: NEC forms, [email protected]; NEC Foundation forms, [email protected]. EXCHANGE UNIVERSITY Exchange University is a valuable online training resource available to all Exchange club-level officers and district directors. The submission of officer election reports each year (due by April 30) to National Headquarters, initiates the automatic enrollment of a club's president, secretary, and treasurer, as well as district directors. Check your membership records to verify National Headquarters has accurate email addresses for these individuals. Not only is this educational opportunity an important training tool designed to assist in leadership roles, it is also a requirement for many national awards, including:
Distinguished Club President Award Distinguished Club Secretary Award
Distinguished Club Treasurer Award Distinguished District Director Award
Although these courses may be taken anytime throughout the year, completion of a course was required by August 1 if an officer desired to achieve any of the above awards. Certificates are sent upon completion. For more information on Exchange University, visit the Exchange University section through the Member Resources page of Exchange's website. Contact: [email protected]
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EXCHANGE LEADERS’ CALENDAR AND IMPORTANT DATES ***Requests for national representatives must be submitted to National Headquarters in writing.***
February 21-22 – Region 2 Mid-Year Conference; Hotel Eleganté Conference and Event Center; Colorado Springs, CO February 25 – Club Opening Event for the new Exchange Excel Club of Pasadena Memorial High School, Pasadena, TX – Volunteer Field Representative Debbie Hebert February 28 – Club Opening Event for the new Exchange Excel Club of Dulles High School, Sugar Land, TX – Region 5 Vice President Mike Reichek February 29 – South Carolina District Mid-Winter Conference; Charleston, SC – Chief Executive Officer Tracey Edwards District Conventions the weekend of April 24-26: Four Corners; Phoenix, AZ – Region 6 VP Denise Strub District Conventions the weekend of May 1-3: Dakota Territory; America Inn; Aberdeen, SD – National President Russ Finney Florida; Safety Harbor – Chief Executive Officer Tracey Edwards Indiana – Region 5 VP Mike Reichek New England; Red Jacket Mountain View Resort; North Conway, NH – Region 1 VP John Blythe District Conventions the weekend of May 8-9: Yellowstone; Billings, MT – National President Russ Finney District Conventions the weekend of May 15-17: Lakes and Prairies; Downtown Old Market; Omaha, NE – National Treasurer Barbara Orr Michigan; Battle Creek – Region 11 VP Billy Wineholt Ohio/West Virginia; Neeley Conference Center, Terra State Community College; Fremont, OH – Region 12 VP
Joe Dudek District Conventions the weekend of May 29-31: Alabama; Tuscaloosa – Region 3 VP Dawn Portner Northwest; Tukwila, WA – National President-Elect Kathy Mize Texas; Holiday Inn Midtown; Austin – Region 1 VP John Blythe District Conventions the weekend of June 5-7: South Carolina; Wyndham Garden; Summerville – Immediate Past National President Scot Warren Tennessee; Murfreesboro – Region 12 VP Joe Dudek Virginia; Hampton – Region 9 VP Kim Prado District Conventions the weekend of June 12-14: Bi-District (Mid-Atlantic and NJ/NY); Holiday Inn Binghamton Downtown; Binghamton, NY – National
Treasurer Barbara Orr California/Nevada; Bakersfield, CA – Chief Executive Officer Tracey Edwards Connecticut; Bristol, Double Tree – Region 2 VP Leif Welhaven Georgia; Mountain Inn; Callaway Gardens – National President-Elect Kathy Mize
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Lincolnland; Par-a-Dice Hotel and Casino; East Peoria, IL – National President Russ Finney Mid-America; Osage Casino and Resort; Tulsa, OK – Region VP 10 David Johnson Mississippi; Batesville – Region 7 VP Jennifer Sweney Puerto Rico – Immediate Past National President Scot Warren Sierra Pacific; Feather Falls Casino and Lodge – Region 1 VP John Blythe
District Conventions the weekend of June 18-21: Texas/Louisiana Gulf Coast – Region 6 VP Denise Strub June 25-27 – Installation of Officers for the Exchange Club of Albany, GA (6.25.2020) – National President-Elect Kathy Mize June 26 – Exchange Club of Hillsdale, MI, 50th Anniversary Celebration – Chief Executive Officer Tracey Edwards District Conventions the weekend of June 26-27: North Carolina; Raleigh – Region 2 VP Leif Welhaven July 22-25, 2020 – 102nd National Convention; Hotel Eleganté Conference and Event Center; Colorado Springs, CO September 30-October 4 – National Fall Leadership Summit; Detroit, MI – for 2020/21 District Presidents and members of the National Board of Directors; specific arrival and departure information will be provided to attendees at a later date; Court of Honor Induction Ceremony, Saturday, October 3, 2020.
January 21-23, 2021 – National Mid-Year Leadership Summit; The Peabody Hotel; Memphis, TN
July 7-11, 2021 – 103rd National Convention; The Peabody Hotel; Memphis, TN January 5-8, 2022 – National Mid-Year Leadership Summit; Hyatt Regency Greenville; Greenville, SC July 13-17, 2022 – 103rd National Convention; Hyatt Regency Greenville; Greenville, SC January 4-7, 2023 – National Mid-Year Leadership Summit; Hyatt Regency Phoenix; Phoenix, AZ July 12-16, 2023 – 104th National Convention; Hyatt Regency Phoenix; Phoenix, AZ
IMPORTANT REMINDERS …
2019/2020 NATIONAL YOUTH OF THE YEAR ESSAY THEME – “We are a nation of communities ... a brilliant
diversity spread like stars, like a thousand points of light in a broad and peaceful sky.” – George H.W. Bush
How do you intend to serve as an example, now and in the future, of a responsible American citizen?
IRS MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT RATE FOR 2020 – The IRS has adjusted its optional standard mileage rate to $0.575/mile for 2019. The National Exchange Club’s policy is to reimburse board members for Exchange-related travel up to their budget at a rate that is half of that of the IRS, or (rounding up to) $0.29/mile.
TELECONFERENCE SERVICES – Your National Headquarters will be happy to assist districts in setting up a teleconference call. Let us know the date and time for your meeting; we will provide you with a toll-
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free dial-in number and passcode each person will use to access the call. Calls are invoiced at five cents per person per minute. To schedule a call, please email Executive Manager Gail Weller at: [email protected].
FREE ONE NATION UNDER GOD BROCHURES! – The NEC Foundation will provide up to 50 One Nation Under God brochures at no cost to any club upon request! Please take advantage of this important part of any Americanism program. (Limit 50 per club per year.) To place your order today, contact National Headquarters at 419.535.3232, or [email protected].
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