Governor Don is encouraging clubs to be diverse, not only in membership, but in service projects.

Perhaps you club might do a reading program in an inner-city school or child-care center rather than one in a suburban setting. Basically, a project encompassing an area of service never done by your club could qualify as meeting the criteria of the Governor's Project.

The obvious, of course, is that your club grow with a more diverse membership. If your club has members averaging 65 years of age, bring in some younger members. If you club has mainly business owners with some business managers, bring in some "line workers" or "blue collar" people. What is diverse is going to be defined by what your club sees as diverse.

To quality for the Governor's Project Banner Patch, do a new project for your club and/or recruit diverse members. Report is simply telling us what your project is, explain it and why you think it represents diversity.

The Governor's Project application form is available in PDF format.

Governor's Project Diversity		C. Janet Banks 109-11 212th St. Queens Village, NY 11429 (H) 718-978-2565 (B) 718-297-9821 (Cell) 917-705-4527 E-Mail:  jancreate@aol.com Home Club: Hollis