The AWARDS

A Presentation for the NEC Leadership Conference

2011

So We’re Not Doing it for the

By National President Sid Mobley

“Few men have the natural strength to honor a friend's success without envy." ~Aeschylus

What are the best awards to give?

What Awards does your district give out?

More importantly, what awards do your clubs want to earn?

Why do we give out awards?

Why Shouldn’t Our Clubs

Receive Awards?• They deserve it.• The Club Benefits• The Members Benefit• It helps get new members• It helps members professionally• It makes your club stronger

A Little Thank You Goes a Long Way

So….What awards can we win?

How can we win them?

What award should EVERY Club earn?

• National• Service• Award

What does it take to earn the NSA?

Do and report a project in each of our Program of Service (and they are?)

AmericanismCommunity Service

YouthChild Abuse Prevention (our national

project)Plus 2 more in any program of your

choosing

The one award that should be every Clubs Goal?

The

BIG “E”Award

The BIG “E” Award

• Extension / Expansion–Growth - Membership

• Efficiency–Leadership Duties

• Education–Community Awareness

The BIG “E” Award

• Extension / Expansion• Must fulfill ONE of the following

– Build a new club– Achieve a net membership increase of (2) – Aid an under strength club (<25) to achieve

a 30 percent membership increase to reach 25.

– Assist any 25 Member or Larger club to achieve a net member increase of 10 or more with Documentation sent to National

The BIG “E” Award»Efficiency

– Must fulfill all FIVE• Return completed Officer Election Report to National

Headquarters by April 30th & send in member applications when completed.

• Return Completed Activities Summary by June 30th.

• Publish a club bulletin at least twice monthly and send a copy to National Headquarters. (One may be Board Meeting Minutes and the can be published on line as long as there is a e-mail notification with a link)

• Remain current in all club accounts with the National Exchange, as required under the National bylaws.

• Conduct a program development meeting no later than June 30th and return the completed form to National Headquarters by July 15th.

– ***This can be entered ON-LINE NEC Web-Site***

The BIG “E” Award»Education

– Must fulfill all FIVE• Earn the National Service Award• Dedicate or rededicate at least one Freedom Shrine• Sponsor a child abuse prevention fundraiser or

community education program• Install an official Exchange club road sign on a

major roadway or Alternative evidence of Publicity in the Community

• Install an official “ Exchange Club of ___ Meets Here: plaque prominently at your club’s regular meeting place, or publish a meeting notice no less then once a month

Other Club Awards• Club Building Awards• Membership Growth Awards• Service Project Awards• Fundraising Awards• Care Award• Leadership Awards• All-American Volunteer of the Year

Award• Exchangite of the Year• Publication / Web Site Awards• Web Video Award• Public Relations• Youth Awards

Membership Growth Awards

• Individual Member Award Pins• Club Membership Achievement Award• Club Superior Membership Achievement

Award• Club Excellence Award• Charter Club Cornerstone Award• Club Hat Trick Award

Outstanding Service Project

Award• Community Service• Americanism• Youth• Fundraising – 49 members or fewer• Fundraising – 50 members or more

Club Leadership Awards

• Distinguished Club President Award• Distinguished Charter Club President

Award• Distinguished Club Secretary Award• Distinguished Club Treasurer Award

District Level Awards

• Club builder Awards– Star District President Award– District New Club Building Chair Award

• Distinguished District President Award• Distinguished District Director Award• Youth Awards

– Youth of the Month / Year Awards– A.C.E. Award

• Publication Awards• National Exchangite of the Year Award

Distinguished Director/Club

Representative Award• Leadership Development• Program Excellence• Growth• Administrative

Distinguished District President

• Leadership Development– Provides leadership training for district directors

and club officers, prior to June 30th

– Files reports on training for district directors and club officers by July 15th.

– Attends all district conferences and district conventions.

• Program Excellence– At least 50 percent of clubs in the district earn the

National Service Award– At least 50 percent of clubs conduct child abuse

prevention projects.

Distinguished District President

• Growth– Achieves district membership increase of

two percent, including new clubs.– Achieves a net increase of one new club in

the District.

• Administrative– Files district president’s monthly reports

with regional vice president and National Headquarters by the 5th of each month.

Some National Awards• National Exchangite of the Year• All American Volunteer of the

Year• Publication Awards• Public Relations Award• Web Video and Website Awards• A.C.E. Award• Youth of the Year Award