Podcasts about exchange club

Questions or comments about the show? Click here!Today we have a quick message on the importance of reporting your service projects in the Exchange Club member website. It's important for many reasons so take a quick listen to find out more.  Thanks for listening! See you next time!

Questions or comments about the show? Click here!Today's guests are Donald Spencer and Julie Harman with the Exchange Club of  Monroe, MI.  They work hard to make theirs a "club for all people" in bringing people together with and without disabilities.  As you will see during the interview, they have high expectations and work hard to accomplish their mission.  If you'd like to enjoy today's episode via our YouTube channel, click here: https://youtu.be/qg1AZ3vzj9wThanks for listening! See you next time!

In this episode of What In East Dallas Is Going On?!, we sit down with Wilson Schoellko to talk about the incredible work of The Exchange Club of East Dallas and their upcoming Annual Gala Celebration—an evening with Cowboys Hall of Famer Drew Pearson benefiting over 7,000 public school children in East Dallas.We dive into the programs that make a difference, from Coats for Kids and Books for Kids to scholarships, mentorships, and vision screenings that help students succeed. Plus, Rich is now officially part of the club!Tune in to hear how The Exchange Club is changing lives, why their work matters, and how you can get involved. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about service, community, and making an impact right here in East Dallas.Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

Questions or comments about the show? Click here!Today's episode is a quick check-in with Liv about spring and preparing for this exciting month, as (for most of us) the weather gets warmer and brings about excitement for the upcoming summer.  Refresh and re-organize your club's efforts with the Exchange Club member website and many other tools available through Exchange. Thanks for listening! See you next time!

Comments about the show? Let us know! We love feedback!Have you ever wondered how a new club can be successful? Then look no further than today's episode with our guests Julia Ross and Tabitha Branch, with the Exchange Club of Lee County, GA. As a 2 year old club they have already made a huge impact with some memorable (and successful) events and a focus on how they can help the community.  They were even awarded the non-profit of the year!  Enjoy.To catch today's episode via our YouTube channel, click below:https://youtu.be/wJ_MBUePOkkThanks for listening! See you next time!

#BeAGoodFriend and check out episode #120 of #FeeneyTalksWithFriends featuring Traci Carter. It was great to talk with my good #friend, Traci! Traci is the Executive Director of the nonprofit organization, Anchors Camp. We talked about: Playing basketball for The University of Hartford (minute 1) What makes Coach Gallagher a good #friend? (minute 3) Anchors Camp (minute 5) Being the Executive Director at Anchors Camp (minute 9) The importance of learning a trade (minute 12) Float 41, our newest podcast sponsor (minute 14) 3 Keys (sponsored by West Hartford Lock) to being Executive Director(minute 15) Anchor Camp Activities: First, Last, Best, Worst (minute 18) Haneef is a camper success story (minute 25) Marty from The Exchange Club (minute 29) Traci and Feeney were clothing models at BK & Co (minute 31) Jim Newfrock (minute 32) “Life is one big school” - Traci (minute 35) The Science of Reading (minute 37) The Dictionary Game (minute 39) Kids are hilarious! (minute 47) Future plans for Anchors Camp (minute 51) MJ from Daswani Clothiers (minute 53) Upcoming events (minute 55) Recommendations (minute 57) Feeney won a dance contest with Zuly from Juniper Homes (minute 1.01) Podcast Sponsors: Donut Crazy - www.donutcrazy.com The Fix IV - www.thefixivtherapy.com West Hartford Lock - www.westhartfordlock.com Keating Agency Insurance - www.keatingagency.com Goff Law Group - www.gofflawgroup.net Parkville Management - www.parkvillemanagement.com Luna Pizza - www.lunapizzawh.com/lunas-menu PeoplesBank - www.bankatpeoples.com Float 41 - www.float41.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/friendsoffeeney/support

Comments about the show? Let us know! We love feedback!Ever think about starting a Christmas tree fundraiser?  Then you don't want to miss today's episode with Rich Kurth from the Exchange Club of New Canaan, CT as he gives some valuable insight into his clubs' extremely successful project.  To enjoy today's episode via our YouTube channel, please click below:https://youtu.be/cnRNMDFRe-MThanks for listening! See you next time!

Comments about the show? Let us know! We love feedback!Welcome to another fun episode, as Tracey and Kristie interview Tony Giuliani and Rick Lowndes with the Exchange Club of Charleston here to talk about their wildly successful and historic Coastal Carolina Fair.  For more information on the fair, click below to their website.https://www.coastalcarolinafair.orgIf you'd like to enjoy today's episode via our YouTube channel, please click below:https://youtu.be/vu-UGLsF2EUThanks for listening! See you next time!

Greater Haverhill service clubs help a variety of organizations, individuals and causes, but one is paying particular attention to older residents taking on unexpected tasks and responsibilities.Judith Riopelle, president of the Breakfast Exchange Club of Greater Haverhill, recently told listeners of WHAV's “Win for Breakfast” program about the club's work with grandparents who find themselves raising their grandchildren.“They're so used to having things a certain way, and now they have this young child with them. Not only do they have to take care of them, they have to feed them, they have to put clothes on them, and we know how kids can grow. So, it makes it more difficult for them. It's been a really great thing we've done to help them,” Riopelle says.She adds it's a situation that is often overlooked. “Especially one thing that is truly near and dear to my heart are the grandparents that have been tasked with raising their grandchildren. They need a lot of help sometimes, because we usually have children when we're younger. They are on a fixed income. We help them financially, we've sent kids to summer camp, we've bought school supplies.”Riopelle says the Breakfast Exchange Club also helps with buying grandparents gift cards that can be used for purchasing snacks for the youngers during school vacation in February and April. They also lend a helping hand in assisting the elderly in signing up for fuel assistance, and they help with veterans' support.“And the other thing, a new initiative that we've begun, is a thing called Happy Rides, where we provide taxi vouchers for folks to help get over the social isolation from the Covid crisis. They get these taxi vouchers to go do something fun, not a doctors appointment, not going to the hospital, but maybe going to the beauty salon to have their nails done, or to go shopping or to the library, and it's become very successful, and we're in the process of expanding that to the Groveland community as well.”The Breakfast Exchange Club of Greater Haverhill meets on the second and fourth Tuesday mornings at the Citizens Center on Welcome Street in Haverhill, and new members are welcomed. There is more on its website at becgh.org.Support the Show.

In this episode of What In East Dallas Is Going On?!, we sit down with Matt Wood, a dedicated member of the Exchange Club of East Dallas, to explore the incredible work this civic club has been doing for the community since 1948. With a focus on serving public school children in need, the club implements a variety of programs such as Coats for Kids, Books for Kids, and vision screenings in partnership with the Essilor Vision Foundation.Matt shares insights into the club's comprehensive scholarship program, which supports students through a rigorous application and interview process. Learn how the club's commitment to service, education, and community has positively impacted countless lives in East Dallas. From increasing literacy to preventing child abuse, discover the profound ways the Exchange Club is helping to build a brighter future for local youth. Join us for an inspiring conversation about service, community, and the power of collective action.Join us and the Exchange Club Aug 17th! TWIN TOWERS CELEBRATING DALLAS MAVERICKS GREATS AUGUST 17Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

We're a little off-topic here, but it's for a good cause. Instead of the usual black tie event to raise money to fight cancer, founders of the H Foundation decided to create an uplifting event with The Goombay Bash. So grab your Hawaiian shirt and get yourself to the Navy Pier in Chicago on July 27th and help fight cancer (https://www.goombaybash.com/). While you're there, order yourself a Goombay Smash, just like the one Michael is drinking in this episode. Cortney Hausser has dedicated her career to the nonprofit industry holding numerous positions over the years in this sector. She began her career in 2010 as the Partnership Builder for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Will & Grundy Counties. After leaving her position to pursue a more corporate setting, Cortney took the role as Development Associate for the Bolingbrook Hospital Foundation where she advanced the fundraising efforts to support the healing mission of Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital. Through this role, Cortney reinvigorated the Employee Charitable Giving Program nearly doubling the amount raised year over year. In October of 2015, Cortney made the decision to pursue a new role within the cancer nonprofit sector. Cortney began her position as Executive Director of The H Foundation in December of 2015. As Executive Director of The H Foundation, Cortney sits on the Advisory Board for the Friends of the Lurie Cancer Center. She was the recipient of the 2019 West Suburban Chamber of Commerce and Industry 30 Under 40 Award, graduate of the 2014 Adventist Hospital Emerging Leader Program, a prior member of the Exchange Club of Joliet and the recipient of the 2012 Exchange Club of Joliet William H. Lipsey "Rookie of the Year" Award. John Rot is a proven community and charitable leader. He started his career doing business valuations as a part of the appraisal group for Arthur Anderson. After leaving this position, John managed Hortons of La Grange, Inc., a pillar in La Grange since 1896. After two years in a management position, John purchased the company and created the business we know today as Hortons Home Lighting. This business propelled John's track record as an experienced businessman. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to opportunities of investment and ownership in the La Grange Theater, Q-BBQ, and The Hot Dog & Burger Co. His advocacy to the La Grange community drove him to invest in a $2 million renovation of the historic La Grange Theater in order to maintain this community asset. Through his business ventures, John has served as an Advisory Board member for the largest co-op in the lighting industry and as an Advisory Board member for the Friends of the Lurie Cancer Center. He was the recipient of the 2016 Business Person of the Year for the Rotary Club of La Grange, 2005 La Grange Business Association Person of the year, and served as the 2004 La Grange Business Association President. John is a Founding Father and the current President of The H Foundation. 

The latest episode brings Shawn and Ryan to the Exchange Club of Lake Highlands' June meeting where your hosts were the featured speakers. They took the time to record a podcast and what do you know...they interviewed one another. The guys covered a lot of ground, including their backgrounds, life at Allyn Media, the Deconstructing Dallas podcast origin story and how they both married up.The Exchange Club of Lake Highlands is an affiliate of the National Exchange Club.  The original purpose of “Exchange,” which continues today, was to create grass roots organizations for the exchange of ideas leading to community involvement and enhancement in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, Texas.  This objective has been refined over the years to focus on the prevention of child abuse and a broad array of youth service, citizenship programs and community services, including the area schools and Family Compass.eclh.org

The 2024 Coldwater Noon Exchange Club Duck Race is Saturday, June 1 at Waterworks Park.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniele from St. Joe Today runs down the great events happening this weekend and Jim and Lois Ashbrook talk about the Exchange Club of Southwest Michigan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we have a quick, but important message from Olivia Nielsen, the Social Media and Communications Specialist at the Exchange Club headquarters.  She talks to us about year end giving and how you can help.  Check out this link to learn more:https://www.nationalexchangeclub.org/donate/Thanks for listening! See you next time!

Welcome back!  Today's guest is Exchange Club member and published author Nancy Wakeley.  Nancy has written several books and talks about her journey as an author in today's episode.  Her contact information is below so be sure to check that out as well.Also, please note that we experienced some connection issues during our interview so the quality is not what you normally expect from Talk Exchange.Nancy's Contact Information:Website: http://www.nancywakeley.comFacebook: @Nancy Wakeley and @Author Nancy WakeleyInstagram @nancywakeley2Twitter at @nancy_wakeleyAmazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Nancy-Wakeley/author/B089B5SLSQ?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueTo watch our podcast in video format, click the link below:https://youtu.be/MOGkZOWOqFAThanks for listening! See you next time!

An old-fashioned scavenger hunt, using modern technology, sends teams traveling around town next week in search of the most clues to win.Haverhill Exchange Club's annual Hillie Hunt offers prizes for first, second and third place as well as for best Halloween costume. There's also an after-party and 50/50 raffle. Exchange Club member Michael Joy, a recent guest on WHAV's “Win for Breakfast” program explains participants will be using a phone app.“You just log into the app and then the questions start to pop up. You can do trivia questions. You can do GPS questions—everyone has to be recorded on the app. Then we have the Command Central, which this year will be at the Bradford Country Club, and they will be looking at who is getting what for points. (The app) does a lot of the work for you, which is great,” he explains.Joy says the annual Hillie Hunt is organized by a number of Haverhill Exchange Club Committees, including one for the after-party, one for sponsorships and one for creating the clues.“And, the Clue Committee has to keep everything very super-secret. They get together separately and they think of 40 to 50 clues to find, and the point of the game is to get as many of the items right and not to try to get them done too quickly. You don't want to have people racing around town and getting into accidents,” he explains.Admission for scavenger hunt teams or by the car, up to six people, is $200 and includes entrance to an After Party at Bradford Country Club, featuring heavy hors d'oeuvres, cash bar, DJ, prizes and more. The hunt takes place Friday, Oct 27, between 5:30 and 10 p.m. Tickets are available online at givebutter.com/HillieHunt. A portion of the proceeds benefiting the Michael B. Christensen Community and Family Support Center.Joy says the timing of the Hillie Hunt works out well for the Halloween season.“It's great, in a way, for parents, especially for kids, because they have to go trick-or-treating the next night. It's sort of their night out, before they take the kids out,” he says.Support the show

Welcome to a very motivating episode of Talk Exchange!  Today we have an interview with Pete Folch, Exchange Club member, motivational speaker and leadership development trainer from central Florida.  While there are a lot of key takeaways from today's episode, we have listed a few below...Understand the power of encouragement and positive wordsKnow your "why"Find ways to make any situation fun"People lose their motivation when they lose their sense of purpose"To get in contact or learn more about Pete, see below:Website:https://www.secondwindfinishstrong.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/petefolch-personalrevitalization-leadershipdevelopment/Business Cell:407.733.8121As always, if you want to enjoy today's episode visually, click the link below:https://youtu.be/khI0U2LQ5nMEnjoy!Thanks for listening! See you next time!

#BeAGoodFriend and check out episode #83 of #FeeneyTalksWithFriends featuring “Be Real With Bella”! It was great to sit down, talk and catch up with my former student, Bella. Bella was and continues to be an amazing student, classmate and #friend. She is interested in starting her own podcast. We talked about: Podcast sponsors (minute 1) Bella's dad is a Sneakerhead (minute 4) 3 Keys to being a great podcaster (minute 9) Bella's favorite podcasts (minute 11) Inspired by Marsha McCurdy-Adell from WHFD (minute 13) SJC Electric, LLC (minute 15) What should Bella name her podcast: “Bella on the Mic” or “Be Real With Bella”? (minute 18) Bella's podcast questions (minute 20) Feeney's favorite podcasts: Swindled, JRE & Fantasy Footballers (minute 23) Feeney's podcast highlight was interviewing Kenny Mayne (minute 26) Feeney's idol is Mister Rogers (minute 30) Luna's meatballs vs Bella's Mom's meatballs (minute 35) Bella's favorite restaurant, Frida Mexican Cuisine (minute 39) Being the 2023 Clover Club Charity from Johnny's Jog (minute 42) Thanks to our newest podcast sponsor, Peoples Bank (minute 44) What makes Adama a good #friend? (minute 46) Bella's favorite teachers (minute 49) Friends of Nicholas event at the Hartford Yard Goats (minute 51) Erin from The Fix IV Therapy (minute 54) Crazy Questions sponsored by Donut Crazy (minute 57) Recommendations (minute 1.03) Thank you to The Exchange Club of West Hartford (minute 1.06) Trivia Game (minute 1.08) Closing Remarks (minute 1.11) Podcast Sponsors: Donut Crazy - www.donutcrazy.com The Fix IV - www.thefixivtherapy.com West Hartford Lock - www.westhartfordlock.com Keating Agency Insurance - www.keatingagency.com GastoPark - www.thegastropark.com Goff Law Group - www.gofflawgroup.net Luna Pizza - www.lunapizzawh.com/lunas-menu PeoplesBank - www.bankatpeoples.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/friendsoffeeney/support

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley and Paul Hollis will interview Sharla Shults.   Sharla Lee Shults fulfilled her childhood desire to become an educator, graduating from Troy University, Troy, AL. Upon graduation, she began teaching high school chemistry and mathematics. After four years, she ventured outside education and began a second career in the railroad industry. Sharla reentered the educational field after an eleven-year break, and her experiences from her railroad career provided a real-world connection to the classroom. She worked with Special Olympics and was instrumental in establishing Exchange Club youth organizations in three high schools located in Panama City, Florida. Sharla's last year in the classroom involved working with teens in an at-risk dropout prevention program. In 2001, Sharla once again left the classroom but remained in the field of education with Beacon Educator in the Bay District School System (Panama City, FL) writing curriculum and providing professional development for teachers across Florida. She semi-retired in 2008, at which time she became an Online Learning Specialist for Beacon. Sharla discovered her passion for writing poetry that connects human nature with Mother Nature. Her most recent book, Catnip of Life (2023), gained the accolade of being an Amazon #1 bestseller. She has recently been interviewed on Write Now, Every Day is a New Day, VoiceAmerica and WJHG CH 7, as well as a panelist on Let's Talk Fab with Tamara L. Hunter. Her previous books include Echoes (2004), Remembering (2009), and Awakenings (2012). Upcoming books include A Touch of Catnip, Voices in Nature, and Buzzin', a children's title. Also, on the inspiration board are Catnip Short Stories, which will showcase other writers as they speak of their experiences in the natural world.  

The Exchange Club of East Dallas was charted August 14, 1948. At that time the first members and every member after accepted the Covenant of Service to ideals and goals of Exchange, and pledged to “serve in unity with those seeking better conditions, better understanding, and greater opportunities for all.” Further, they accepted as a motto: “Unity for Service.” The club has followed this pledge and has. made a difference in many ways to the individuals in need that live in our community.Here is President, Matt Wood to tell us all about the Exchange Club. If you don't know about them, you should! Find out more at: https://exchangeclubofeastdallas.org/Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

Today, the WGNS Action Line consisted of three different segments. During the first half of the show, host Scott Walker talked to Don Wright of the Exchange Club to learn abo

Exchange Club of Waterbury is hosting our Annual Dr. Lawrence Shea Banquet Awards

The third annual Hometown Heroes banner program is underway with a request residents identify and honor loved ones and friends who served their country.The program, organized by the Exchange Club of Haverhill, places two feet wide by four-feet tall banners on poles throughout the city's central business district. Last year, 156 banners appeared along Essex, Washington, Merrimack, Main, Water and South Main Streets; Bailey Boulevard; and Basiliere and Comeau Bridges.Hometown Heroes Banner Committee Chair Jennifer Coffey-Matthews and member Thea Tsagaris recently appeared on WHAV's “Win for Breakfast” show and gave an overview of the program. Matthews noted the number of streets where banners are displayed has grown.“Last year was our second year and what we did was basically doubled the size of our program from the first year. We extended into different streets in the downtown community. We also extended into the Bradford downtown,” she explained.Businesses and residents may sponsor a banner featuring a family member or loved one who lives in the city and has served or is currently serving in the military. Money raised helps the Exchange Club support various charities and scholarships.Registration for the 2023 program is open through April 1. Hometown Heroes banners may be purchased at HaverhillExchangeClub.com for $250 each and 160 are available on a first-come, first served basis.The patriotic banners are displayed from Memorial Day to Veterans Day and then returned to donors.Support the show

The wearing of the green and all things Irish will be on display when the Haverhill Exchange Club holds its 21st Annual Rick Barry St. Patrick's Day Breakfast.Exchangites Ron Carpenito and Kerrianne Petalidas discussed the upcoming fun for a good cause during a live appearance last week on WHAV's “Win for Breakfast” program. Carpenito says a lot of work goes into the event.“Probably the biggest highlight of this event is the continuing saga of St. Patrick's and this special super-secret video that we make every year that really incorporates a lot of Haverhill's own favorite faces and newcomers. Things like that, to kind of like laugh at ourselves and have a little bit of fun.”  Petalidas says event's anniversary is influencing prizes.“We actually have some great raffles which you'll usually find the theme of the day, of course on this particular one where it's our 21st, is birthday themes. You know, it's well known in the community, but if you have not been, I encourage you to attend this year's.”Despite the amusing elements, Petalidas says the event has a very serious purpose.“So this particular one, a lot of the funds raised at this program, it's one of our largest fundraisers, a lot of that goes to our local child abuse prevention center. So, we do fund that with proceeds from this, but we do have several other events throughout the city that we put on for the greater good of the community. We focus on Americanism, our veterans and we do a lot with child events and child abuse prevention.”Proceeds benefit the Michael B. Christensen Community and Family Support Center, part of Greater Lawrence Community Action Council. Christensen was a member of the Haverhill Exchange Club, who passed away in 2001.The 21st Annual Rick Barry St. Patrick's Day Breakfast takes place Friday March 17, at Haverhill Country Club, 58 Brickett Lane, Haverhill. Doors open at 7 a.m. with the program starting at 7:45 a.m. There's more online at HaverhillExchangeClub.com.Support the show

Welcome to Episode 5 with Jeremy Tate, President of Exchange Club of Charleston.  Today Jeremy talks about their 2022 Coastal Carolina Fair which is a massive (and very successful) undertaking.  He explains how the event works, what it takes to bring it to fruition and how other clubs can do something similar.  He even gives membership advice reflecting on his years as an Exchange Club member.  *To watch the video version of this episode, please click here: https://youtu.be/JjilVQxwzBUEnjoy!Thanks for listening! See you next time!

This is a strange episode, folks. Settle in. Lots of random stuff. A high school hoops "incident" that has produced more questions than answers. The Diss Track about the incident that led to a rapper/BC student being expelled from Benedictine and why there is precedent for these kinds of things (starts at 19:15). We start with the awful news out of Athens last weekend, the deaths of Devin Willock, Chandler LaCroy; Plus, some local HSBB Top-6 Drama (St. Andrew's makes its case), the Savannah Mall closes while 'Big Shots Golf' launches plans. And oh yeah, that Rush Propst guy is back as a HSFB coach. Go figure. ** SPONSORS: Coach's Corner, John Carr Real Estate, Prep Sports Report, www.SBPAsports.com , The Exchange Club of Savannah ** .... LINK TO READ TRAVIS JAUDON'S COLUMN ON THE BC/SCPS INCIDENT -- -- www.connectsavannah.com/savannah/jaudon-sports-incident-between-bc-students-and-savannah-christian-basketball-players-was-bound-to-happen

Georgia won its second straight National Championship, 65-7 over TCU on Monday night. Sports Illustrated's Christian Goeckel joins Travis Jaudon to talk about the game, the season, the legacies and much more. Plus, Travis talks about the Natty and some of his off-the-field notes from the game and the broadcast.     **  SPONSORS: Coach's Corner; John Carr Real Estate; Prep Sports Report; www.SBPAsports.com ; Exchange Club of Savannah & Jenkins Athletic Club  **

Welcome to Episode 4 with Rich Wistocki, an Exchange Club member, law enforcement expert, former SWAT team member, and nationally recognized cyber crime expert.In today's episode, our hosts Tracey Edwards and Kristie Lindau talk with Rich about his experience dealing with and the seriousness of school shootings and cyber crime, how to stay vigilant, and what we as a society can do moving forward.  It's a very informative and important episode in our new podcast series.  For more information about Rich or to schedule a class, please see the information below:Website:   https://www.besureconsulting.comEmail:  richwistocki@besureconsulting.comPhone:  630.461.0044*To watch the video version of this episode, please click here:  https://youtu.be/xaSNNoB1Zd4Enjoy!Thanks for listening! See you next time!

The final HGP episode of 2022! Travis Jaudon breaks down the UGA v Ohio State CFP semifinal game before reacting to Georgia Southern's Camellia Bowl loss to Buffalo on Tuesday (23:05). Also, Falcons updates, New Year's Six Bowl Picks and the GHSA thinks it's your fault that they can't find enough officials.      **  SPONSORS: Coach's Corner; John Carr Real Estate; Prep Sports Report; www.SBPAsports.com ; Braddy Electric; Exchange Club of Savannah  **           +++        ....     .    

Welcome to Episode 3 with Lori Hyde from Exchange Club in Pinellas, Florida!In today's episode our hosts Tracey Edwards and Kristie Lindau talk with Lori about all things Exchange, specifically: The secrets of fundraisingHow to recruit new membersThe best piece of advice for Exchange Club members*To watch the video version of this episode, please click here:  https://youtu.be/4XbErQh-pzkEnjoy!Thanks for listening! See you next time!

Episode 143 with Travis Jaudon! *** SPONSORS: Coach's Corner; John Carr Real Estate; Prep Sports Report; SBPAsports.com ; Braddy Electric; Exchange Club of Savannah *** ......

Daniele from St. Joe Today talks with Jonny about all of the events and activities happening this weekend and beyond. Plus Jane from the Exchange Club of SW Michigan talks about the great things that they do and their fundraiser for the Good Fellows Fund.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bonus episode! Travis Jaudon joined Karl DeMasi on Thursday's "Prep Sports Report Pigskin Preview" to get you ready for No. 4 Benedictine (12-2) vs No. 1 Cedartown (14-0) in Friday's GHSA Class 4A State Football Championship Game (3:30 p.m.; GPB TV; www.GPBsports.org ). This episode is edited and clipped in places, but you can always go listen to the full episode by visiting The Prep Sports Report Facebook page! * HGP SPONSORS: Coach's Corner, John Carr Real Estate, Prep Sports Report, www.SBPAsports.com , Braddy Electric, Exchange Club of Savannah ** TWITTER/INSTAGRAM: @JaudonSports .......

Episode 142 was recorded live at Coach's Corner on Monday afternoon (Dec. 5). TO WATCH THE LIVE VIDEO VERSION OF THE EPISODE, visit the Hot Grits Podcast Facebook page. ** SPONSORS: Coach's Corner, John Carr Real Estate, Prep Sports Report, www.SBPAsports.com, Braddy Electric, Exchange Club of Savannah ** ......

This week we talk to James Bakal, president of the Exchange Club of New Canaan. The volunteer organization's hugely popular Christmas Tree sale—benefitting the club's grant program in support of local nonprofits—is underway at Kiwanis Park.

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Jim Crawford Old Saybrook/Westbrook Exchange Club by Pete Mezzetti

The Musers were honored as special guests over the weekend at very special event. 7.18.22 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Judy Cumming, incoming President of the Early Bird Exchange Club in Coldwater, gave us details on this year's Healing Hill of Hope.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jennifer Poe and Carrie Stout from the Coldwater Exchange Club, along with Fluffy, were in the studio to talk about next weekend's 29th Annual Duck Race. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Flathead Valley Exchange Club members Kat Palmiotti and Dennis Bar joined the KGEZ Good Morning Show with John Hendricks and Robin Mitchell on Monday May 9, 2022 to talk about Field of Honor event May 27, 2022 to May 30th at Glacier High School.

Old Saybrook - Westbrook Exchange Club by Pete Mezzetti

Britney signed a $15m deal to pen tell-all book, The Exchange Club of Naperville's RIBFEST is coming to Wheaton in June, Bobby Hull is no longer a Hawks Ambassador, and the US men's Olympic hockey team beats the Soviets in 1980.

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The Exchange Club celebrated 85 years in Albany; The Atlanta Braves have won their first World Series title since 1995; And Bob Holly was promoted by DNR to Field Major.  #AlbanyGA #SWGA #Georgia #LocalNews        -     #AtlantaBraves #WorldSeries #BattleATL  -           -           -              Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode!            Register Here for your essential digital news.             This Podcast was produced and published for the Albany Herald by BG Ad Group on 11-3-21          For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.co See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WGNS' Scott Walker talks with Don Wright about the Exchange Club’s “48th Annual One Nation Under God Breakfast” on Tuesday morning, Nov. 23rd at the Embassy

It's a rite of passage every fall here in the Lowcountry, the Coastal Carolina Fair. In this latest episode of “Get2Know”, we talk to Gary Leonard of the Charleston Exchange Club about what to expect this year, as the Fair is back after taking last year off due to Covid.

On today's show, I have Bert Bretherick on the show to highlight the Exchange Club of Florence, Alabama. Bert will be sharing about the mission of the Exchange Club and the upcoming prayer breakfast with special guest Brodie Croyle, director of Big Oak Ranch. At the close of the show, I will have a special dedication to Betty Lynn who was widely known for her role as Thelma Lou on The Andy Griffith Show. Betty Lynn passed away on Saturday at the age of 95. I encourage you to listen and share.

On this MADM, Bert Bretherick is sharing about the mission of the Exchange Club of Florence and what motivated him to get involved. I hope you will listen and share. Sponsor: North Alabama Bojangles Chicken n' Biscuits

Jim Crawford - Old Saybrook-Westbrook Exchange Club by Pete Mezzetti

Those visiting downtown Haverhill have likely noticed an addition to many of the utility pole— banners honoring Haverhill Veterans.The Haverhill Exchange Club, with the help of Haverhill Veterans' Services Officer Luis Santiago and the Haverhill Public Works Department, are installing banners honoring local Veterans. Santiago, a guest recently on WHAV's morning program, says the original plan was to limit the number of banners to 80, but more than 100 were purchased.“We didn't want for any individual who wanted to participate in the program to feel left out, so we actually took a little bit more than what was expected in order to accommodate certain individuals who either found out a little late or had a little trouble with the website, so we accommodated as much as we could. It will be a program that will be ongoing, so this is the first year. We will continue next year and in the following years to hopefully make it bigger and better as we go along,” he says.Santiago says the project is a fundraiser for the Exchange Club.“It's something that we've seen done throughout the nation. It's something that raises and boosts the morale within the community. It's just a great reminder, a great visual, to let everybody know that our veteran community, we are a tight knit community. We will never forget the individuals who have served in our country and we look forward honoring these individuals with the visual of the banners that will be going up over the Memorial Day weekend,” he adds.Even though the banners have already started going up throughout downtown Haverhill, an official program takes place Thursday, May 27.“We will be doing a small ceremony. We are still going to follow the guidelines set by the governor and the state. We will be doing something on Washington Square in order for the installation of four Gold Star Family Banners which will be going up,” he explains.Santiago says volunteers are also signing up to help place American flags on veterans' graves throughout the city. Those interested may call him at 978-374-2351 or email LSantiago@cityofhaverhill.com.Support the show (https://whav.net/become-a-whav-member/)

Hour 3 Miss Rodeo joins us as we talk about the Exchange Club's Rodeo at the Beach. Audio from WGIG-AM and FM in Brunswick, GA

Community advocate and entrepreneur Leif Welhaven joins William in the studio!   Leif recently took the leap to start his own marketing and motivational agency. He was a fantastic employee and uses his experience to grow his company.   Leif is part of the Exchange Club and sits on the national board and shares about a local grassroots group he helped start!

Happy 100th to The Exchange Club of Southwest Michigan! Exchange Club President, Dr. Jane Oelke, owner and founder of Natural Choices in St. Joseph, talks about club projects, keeping it all together during a pandemic, and plans for an upcoming state convention in this episode.

Welcome to Principles with Cory and Logan. In this episode we interview our special guest- Amanda Angle. Amanda works as a CPA at Watkins Uiberall and has over 15 years of experience that includes work for small and regional firms. Prior to merging with Watkins Uiberall, Amanda managed her own firm for 4 years. Amanda specializes in individual and corporate taxation. Industries within Amanda's client base include healthcare, restaurant, manufacturing, nonprofit, and other professional services. She is also highly involved in her local community of Tupelo, MS with local involvement including: Exchange Club of Tupelo, Rotary Club, Tupelo Women's Club, Jim Ingram Leadership Class 2015, North Mississippi Medical Center Health Care Foundation (Board Member), Regional Rehab (Board Member), Family Resource Center (Board Member), First Baptist Church (Treasurer), Oak Meadows Homeowners Association (Treasurer). In this episode we discuss with Amanda how to maintain lifestyle balance with such a busy schedule as well as how high performers view decision making. Some points from this episode: -Sometimes if you don't have clear direction then maybe it's because you've been given all the talents and abilities to make the right decision. -Within an industry focused on numbers...success many times has a different definition. -The decision to enter into public service and run for City Council in Tupelo, MS. -The 5 key issues Amanda is focused on in her run for City Council. Stay connected with Amanda here: 417 W. Main St. Tupelo, MS 662-269-4014 Make sure to subscribe to Principles so you can stay up to date as episodes are released and we would love for you to give us a rate and review.

Marty is a retired teacher. He taught for 44 years. Currently, Marty is the President of The Exchange Club. Marty traveled the world in "38 days" and he has some beautiful artwork to prove it. He also collects pop-up books! The Exchange Club graciously made a donation of $500 to Friends of Feeney Inc. after I presented about our mission and goals: Marty has volunteered at many Friends of Feeney events: The Battle of the Badges Basketball game hosted by The United Way at The University of Hartford The Trick or Trick Event at The Miracle Field The Global Cardboard Challenge with The Elmwood Makers at The Elmwood Community Center A bus trip for children and families of the Hillcrest Neighborhood to Hartford Wolfpack hockey game Please donate your cans/bottles and nonperishable food items at our next event at GastroPark on Saturday, February 20th 1-4: Please donate to our current fundraiser for The Hamel Family: Read the West Hartford News article about our community raising money for a family who had a housefire. We received over 400 donations. Help support Friends of Feeney by making a purchase from: Life on the Mountain Blend coffee from WeHa Roasting Company: The Friends of Feeney collection at Sockstarz: The Friends of Feeney apparel catalog at Fresh Ink: Shout out: System X www.systemx.com (860)-358-0119 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/friendsoffeeney/support

This week, we talk to Exchange Club of New Canaan President George Benington about the service organization and its annual Christmas Tree and Wreath Sale. An important fundraiser benefitting local charities, it will run a little differentpodcly this year amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Hosted by Jane Wernette, the latest episode of Spotlight features: 1. University of Illinois Extension / DuPage County Master Gardeners 2. KidsMatter 3. Exchange Club of Naperville

Learn about volunteer opportunities available all over the country and find ways to get involved. This week Lori Hyde talks to us about the National Exchange Club and gives us some great examples for how we can get involved.

SUMMARY Leah Blythe is a Twenty-seven-year veteran teacher in the Indian River County School System. She offers her perspective on helping students and parents' manage virtual school from home for the first time. No one expected this and the process has been stressful and productive. Everyone is working hard, learning new skills, and things about themselves. Ms. Blythe is pleased and surprised by how well things have gone. She has some insights that will be helpful to both parents and students. ------------------------------ HIGHLIGHTS [00:56] Susan introduces Leah Blythe and she talks about her experience with the online resources for teaching during the pandemic. [08:21] Leah talks about how she has kept a personal connection with her students during the pandemic. [15:10] Leah explains some of the adjustments teachers and students have had to make. [20:07] How are the kids who are struggling to pass being helped or graded during the pandemic? [24:27] Leah explains what happens if a student doesn't pass a class. [28:13] Susan and Leah discuss how the teachers are dealing with the children that are struggling without in person learning and daily interaction with other students. [36:26] Leah shares her final tips on how to get through this pandemic ------------------------------ QUOTES 10:38 “Flexibility is key in a situation like this where everybody's dealing with something different.” 13:52 “We're dealing with the virus right now, but for those little ones to learn, the reading, the writing and the simple math is absolutely essential for the years to come.” 19:58 “Parents have become extremely awakened as to what it takes to educate their own child.” 29:54 “I was so excited to see my students. I mean you hadn't seen these people. And they're wonderful people. You haven't seen them for a month, and they are your motivation for being there every day.” 32:58 “I think that's something kids will walk away from this with is, feeling far more a part of their family and connected with their family through after this and during this.” ------------------------------ RESOURCES Chesnutt Law-Firm Website: https://www.thechesnuttlawfirm.com/about/ Exchange Club of Indian River County: http://exchangeclubofindianriver.org/ Indian River Charter High School: https://www.irchs.org/ Edpuzzle: https://edpuzzle.com/ Audubon House: http://audubonhouse.com/ FAU Harbor Branch: https://www.fau.edu/hboi/

Weather updates: Ware Mechanical Weather Alert: Two rounds of storms due today -- one in the afternoon and one in the evening. Heavy rain is expected – and has begun. Also strong gusts, possible tornadoes. We’ll have continuing coverage. Now's the time to get those weather apps, Code Red. Easy steps to be prepared. Coronavirus updates: 846 deaths in Georgia through 7 p.m. Wednesday; 44 in our area. New questions about how those deaths are counted. NW Georgia tops 500 positive tests to date. The unemployment rates for March are out and we saw an 18.5% increase in Northwest Georgia – with much more to come. Updates on procedures for hair stylists; updates on Floyd Medical Center's safety, surgery resumption. Today on Dining: A sample of plans from area restaurants on whether they'll reopen for dining Monday. Today's other headlines: Politics: Atlanta Press Club, Georgia Public Broadcast to host May 3 debate with Democratic U.S. Senate hopefuls. Where and when to watch. Rome High's Jose Reyes named the Exchange Club of Rome's Student of the Year. National Honor Society names Rome High senior Carson Garrett a semifinalist in its annual scholarship competition. Rant of the Day: Beyond the headlines. Double secret sheltering: Once again, we're ducking possible tornadoes as well as a pandemic. Trump vs. Kemp: A throwback to "I've Got a Secret." The only thing this: Which one is telling the truth? The worst is yet to come: More rough numbers from the state labor department -- and wait until you see April. It doesn't add up: A numbers game with coronavirus deaths. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-druckenmiller/support

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission has made substantial progress in building a new memorial at Mill Brook Park, near the entrance to Plug Pond. The public is being asked to help finish the job by entering a raffle with a $5,000 grand prize.Chairman Ralph. T. Basiliere discusses the new fundraiser with WHAV's Win Damon. He said the raffle will help to cover the final phase of construction at the new memorial site.“We are on our way and the Vietnam veterans need to know that this is going down. This is going to happen. This is more than just talk,” Basiliere said.A Spring Raffle, in concert with the Exchange Club of Haverhill, is underway. Tickets are $100 each and only 250 tickets will be sold. Besides the $5,000 grand prize, there are second and third prizes of $3,000 and $2,000 respectively.Learn details and hear Basiliere discuss progress on WHAV's “Merrimack Valley Newsmakers” podcast.Support the show (https://whav.net/become-a-whav-member/)

From today's rant: We started with this today: "PEAK to all those groups and individuals collecting toys, clothing and donations for those in need at this time of year. From the Exchange Club to the sheriff’s office to children services and the angel tree groups at area churches, many of those in need this season will be touched by their – and your – generosity." Two sentences, while well intended, didn’t seem to be enough. So do we list each group indivudually? Do we break it into divisions, including churches, community service agencies and law enforcement? And what about schools and youth groups? Find out how on today's rant. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-druckenmiller/support

Toledo Strong CollaborationsLearn methods to partner for success and increase impact!Partner • Lead • SucceedProgram Content:Toledo-based leaders and professionals partner to make our community better. Learn how you can be part of the movement!Tracey Edwards, Chief Executive Officer, The National Exchange Club, and Ken Leslie, Founder and Advocate in Chief, Veterans Matter, will discuss how their two national organizations –headquartered in Toledo – have partnered for greater impact for their organizations, the community, and the country. Take away the awareness of Toledo’s role nationally, and an understanding of how you can get involved to build strong Toledo-based networks.facebook.com/events/417142559213338/?active_tab=about

Tom and Mary Ann guest Fred Rittler of the Exchange Club who sponsor The Ultimate Tailgate Party and Jules Lagarde, representing one of the cooking teams. ultimatetailgateparty.org

Hosted by Jane Wernette, the latest episode of Spotlight features: 1) Jannie’s Hope, funds innovative research, early detection methods, and advance treatment techniques to ultimately find a cure for Lung Cancer. 2) League of Women Voters Naperville, envisions a democracy where every person has the desire, the right, the knowledge and the confidence to participate. 3) Exchange Club of Naperville’s Ribfest, has raised more than $17.5 million for local charities from its service activities at Ribfest.

Great interview with Mayor Litman of Mesquite, Nevada. We want to highlight local officials from differing backgrounds and views to show the importance of serving in local government.  Mayor Allan Litman hails originally from Duluth, Minnesota and moved to Los Angeles following graduation from the University of Minnesota.  He majored in history and political science.  Councilman Litman entered the Army in 1965 and served in Vietnam from 1966-1967 where he was decorated with a Bronze Star for valor and an Air Medal for flying in numerous combat flights with the First Calvary (Airmobile). Following his military service, Mayor Litman taught public school in Los Angeles for several years before teaching in Simi Valley, California for 15 years.  In addition to teaching public school, Mayor Litman was an adjunct professor at Pepperdine University, teaching in the Graduate School of Education and Psychology.  While teaching at Pepperdine, Mayor Litman completed his Master’s in Administration and his Doctoral work in Institutional Management. In 1984, Mayor Litman left education and founded an automobile service company until retiring and moving to Maui, Hawaii in 1994. After a brief retirement, Mayor Litman opened a small practice in Child and Family Psychotherapy and provided Autism consulting for the State of Hawaii until again retiring in 2004 to Mesquite. Since relocating to Mesquite, Mayor Litman has become very active in Veterans affairs, directing the annual Veterans Day Parade, Memorial Day Services, bringing the Vietnam Wall That Heals to Mesquite in 2010, helped found the Mesquite Veterans Center, serves on both the boards of the center and the local chapter of Vietnam Veterans, has assisted the Exchange Club on veteran issues and was the president of Dollars for Scholars. In 2011, then Councilman Litman was elected to a two-year City Council term.  In 2013, Councilman Litman was re-elected.  On May 13, 2014, Councilman Litman was appointed mayor. Since 2006, Mayor Litman has taught spinning classes at the city recreation center. Mayor Litman has been married to Phyllis for 49 years.

Don Bowman has resided in Washington County, MD his entire life which remains the home of D.M. Bowman Inc’s headquarters. He has created a diversified company which currently encompasses trailer leasing, real estate, truck sales, logistics and hospitality. Don has been active in community affairs, serving as an active Exchange Club member since 1972, with two 3-year terms as a board member. He is a member and past board member of the Hagerstown Associated Builders and Contractors. He is also a member of the local Chamber of Commerce, Williamsport United Methodist Church, American Truck Historical Society, as well as various antique car and truck clubs. Don is a past member of the board of The Columbia Bank (formerly the Hagerstown Trust Company) and a past member of the Board of Directors of Fulton Financial Board. Don enjoys antique car and truck collecting and restoration, walking, and biking. Don is actively involved in the trucking industry. He has been a member of the American Trucking Association (ATA) since 1978 where he served as ATA State Vice President (1984-1988); Vice President at Large (1989-1992); and as Chairman (1995-1996). He has been a member of the Maryland Motor Truck Association (MMTA) since 1971 where he served as President of the Western Maryland Chapter (1976-1977). Don has been on the state MMTA board since 1974; served as Vice President (1979-1982); and, State President (1982-1983). Don was honored by MMTA in 1995 as their Person of the Year. He was named Business Leader of the Month for Washington County, July, 1994. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Kimberly, Anthony and Don joined the trucking industry and came to work at D.M. Bowman What changes Don has noted in the industry over his decades of service, and how dedication has been key throughout his career What new driver outreach strategies and diversity efforts the team at D.M. Bowman are making How the apprenticeship program at D.M. Bowman operates, and how and why it was created What onboarding strategies and driver outreach programs the D.M. Bowman team has put in place How the team is working to reach out to female drivers and women interested in truck driving for a living Why the entire D.M. Bowman organization tries to engage drivers and assist with retention efforts How D.M. Bowman allows its drivers to move up through various ranks with time and experience Why drivers aren’t “just drivers” at D.M. Bowman, and why they make efforts to help drivers advance their careers Where D.M. Bowman operates, and who is allowed to ask to drive one of their legendary pink trucks To reach out to the team at D.M. Bowman: Website: http://jobs.dmbowman.com

This episode looks at the social, educational, and economic effects of early teen pregnancy on girls of color. It features Lisa R. McBroom, MBA, a Program Manager and Lead IFPS specialist at the Exchange Club’s Family Center in Alamance.

We talk about Matt Walsh's piece on kids watching Disney movies and the Exchange Club comes in to talk about the fair.

[**Click Image to Listen**] Jennifer Balink, Executive Director, The Exchange Club Family Center, enlightens us on the role that the Center plays, the services it provides and what it means to the Memphis, State of Tennessee and Mid-South Region. As you know we always get Real, Right and definitely FUNKKKKYYYYY… Enjoy!!!

Tate Gorman and Adam Meierhofer are a couple of neighborhood guys who love sausage and beer, and came up with an idea to parlay that love into a huge event that will raise money for the Exchange Club of Lake Highlands, of which they are members. The event is Oktoberfest, and it's happening from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 1 at the Lake Highlands Town Center.

Download HERE Welcome to the first edition of The Movie Exchange Club Podcast. So what exactly is this podcast you might be asking yourself? The concept is that the guests for the podcast each recommend a film for each other (one that person has not seen), so we each go out and watch the films … Continue reading →