An Overview of The LCI Centennial Theme

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An Overview of The LCI Centennial ThemeThe
Centennial Service Challenge Update
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Let the countdown begin.Another century beckons.
Part 1 Centennial Theme
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Where Theres A Need, Theres A Lion
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Centennial Roadmap
2014-15
2016-17
2015-16
2017-18
To launch April 2015
LCIF Achievements Highlighted In All Phases
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Centennial Volunteer Structure
PIP Joe L Wroblewski, Honorary CAC Chair
PIP J. Frank Moore III, CAC Chair

• Global Structure in place -- the Centennial
  Action Cmte. (CAC)
• The CAC will reach down to clubs
• Directly interacts with the LCI Board
• Motivates informs Lions worldwide on all things
  centennial

CAC is 20 persons representing each C.A. and key
LCI board committees.
CAC Members, a worldwide committee
MD Centennial Coordinators
District Centennial Coordinators
CLUBS, CLUBS, CLUBS
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Important Preparations Underway

• Building story archives and sustainable
  memorabilia archives program
• Creating collection infrastructure/classification
  system
• Creating story banks for all Lions magazines to
  use and have access to

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Important Preparations Underway (Continued)

• Promotional materials design and copywriting
• Completing appointments of district and multiple
  district centennial coordinators
• Video production (approximately one video per
  quarter throughout centennial)
• Centennial Membership Plan being finalized for
  April 2015 launch
• Training

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Centennial Tools

• Portable LCI displays
• Heritage Lions
• Toolkits (in multiple formats)
• Turnkey service ideas
• Worldwide Service Project Weeks
• Member Engagement Campaign

Mock up of portable displays. One for each forum
and others for museums, public events
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Centennial Tools (Continued)

• Lion For A Day campaign to have celebrities and
  local officials to be Lions for day.
• Documentary Film
• Centennial Book
• 100 Ways To Celebrate guideline
• Lions At Large advertising campaign advertising
  to increase significantly
• More to come

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Where Theres A Need, Theres A Lion

• Celebrating 100 Years Of Humanitarian Service

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New Website Focused on the Centennial
www.Lions100.org
Mobile-Friendly
A one-stop shop for all things centennial
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The Future Is OursLions In The Next Century

• Establish integrated program to define future
  vision for LCI and LCIF
• Engage current/former Lions leadership
• Commission research to inform key ideas
• Collaborate with a well-known thought leader and
  other external partners
• Unveil our future vision at 2017 Chicago
  Convention

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Launched 2014-15 The beginning of our multiyear
centennial celebration
Part 2 Centennial Service Challenge (CSC)
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Centennial Service Challenge
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Centennial Service Challenge

• Key Service Areas
• Vision Screenings
• Supply Low Vision Aids
• Provision of Assistive Technology
• Provision of Eyeglasses
• Eye Care for the Needy

• Key Service Areas
• Scholarships
• Reading Action Program, literacy school
  supplies
• Refurbish Used Bikes Musical Instruments
• Peace Poster Contest
• Lions Quest

• Key Service Areas
• Food Pantries or Soup Kitchens
• Community Gardens in Areas of Need
• Meal Delivery to Seniors

• Key Service Areas
• Plant Trees
• Build/Maintain Water Wells
• Establish Recycling Programs

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Global Service Action Campaigns Updated
Call to Action Flyer Environment Example
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Global Service Action Campaign Materials Cont.
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CSC Reporting and Tracking

• SAR Service Activity Reporting (SAR) revised
  and retooled for clubs to record and report CSC
  participation
• CSC Icons, tasks, and links to LCI website within
  MyLCI to further promote CSC
• All eligible service project categories that
  qualify for CSC updated with the centennial logo

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Recognition/Awards

• Club Level Banner Patch
• One patch to club per fiscal year
• Patches are based on number of campaigns types
  reported (up to 4, based on the 4 Global Service
  Action Campaigns)
• As soon as clubs report serving in 1 of the 4
  areas, that will be noted on the clubs SAR
  portal clubs earning 4 gem stones will have
  their patch mailed by March 15 of that year.

Number and type of gem stone to recognize service
in 1-to-4 areas of the CSC
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Recognition/Awards

• District Level Banner Patch
• Awarded one patch to district each fiscal year
• 50 or more of clubs in a district report
  participation in two or more GSACs

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Recognition/Awards

• Highest Level Award Pin with gemstone
• Awarded at the end of the challenge (after June
  2018)
• Two types of awards
• Club Level Award - awarded to clubs who have
  obtained four diamond banner patches
  (participated in all four GSACs, all four
  campaign years)
• District Level Award - awarded to districts that
  have obtained all four district patches (50 or
  more of clubs in a district reported
  participation in two or more GSACs all four
  campaign years)

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Fulfillment

• Reporting Deadline
• Patches will be mailed annually

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Tracking Our Progress

• Progress to be updated on Lions100.org website
• Quarterly updates regarding special goals
• Continuous update on overall goal of 100 million
• Highlight participating clubs with ticker tape

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Thank You!

• Get started by expanding service.
• Talk amongst your own club about a centennial
  club project for your community in 2017 never
  to early to start planning.
• Visit Lions100.org often for various centennial
  updates.