The mission of the Past Lieutenant Governors Committee shall be: a) To continue to expand the friendship built up during service on the New England District Board of Trustees and to form and continue new friendships. b) To afford advice and counsel to the New England District of Kiwanis International, its Board of Trustees, and its Governor. c) To afford to the District a pool of Kiwanians experienced in District matters for use when required, of the District, the Board of Trustees, and its Governor. d) To assure that Past Lieutenant Governors remain active within their divisions and in the New England District. e) To mentor and act as a resource to present Lt. Governors. f) To present information at conferences and in the District publications such as the Yankiwanian and the District website highlighting what needs to happen within each division relating to division council meetings, caucus details, governor’s visit information and other information from the District as necessary. (Adopted August 20, 2011)
About the PLGC
For many years, Past Lieutenant Governors of the New England District felt there was a need to share their gained experience as a LTG, not only with their respective Club and Division, but also with the entire New England District.
On September 5, 1980, at the District Convention in Hyannis, MA, the first meeting of the PLGC took place. There were 59 PLG’s present to adopt by-laws and elect officers and directors.
Dr. Bernard “Bernie” Poller was elected as the first Chairman of the PLGC
PLGC Purposes The purpose of the Committee, as stated in Article VII, Section 12 of the Policy Manual of the New England District of Kiwanis International (revised to March 7, 2010), is to consider all matters referred to it as well as all matters initiated by it and report to the Board of Trustees of the District and/or the Governor of the District. At the request of the Board of Trustees, the Past District Lieutenant Governors Committee may from time to time be directed to assist and carry out certain District programs or projects. The Committee shall meet at the time of the Annual District Convention (the “Annual Meeting”) and at other times as it may determine.
PLGC Projects
Outstanding Lieutenant Governor Award
Scholarships
Donations to various Kiwanis causes
PLGC Meetings The PLGC meets during each District conference and convention.
Who Can Join? Membership in the PLGC is open to any Kiwanian who has served as a Lieutenant Governor of any Kiwanis International District and who is an active member in good standing of a Kiwanis Club in the New England District.
There are no dues or fees to join. Although no application form is required, we ask that each member fill out the Membership Contact Form below.
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Make sure to register for Kiwanis International Convention (June 8-11, 2022 in Indianapolis, IN) BEFORE the deadline on May 1, 2022- there will be no on-site registration this year.
If you are going to be a delegate for your club, please make sure your club secretary files the delegate certification form by April 30 through the club secretary dashboard.
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Press release from Kiwanis International: "Finalists Announced For the 2022 Signature Project Contest:
...Every year, Kiwanis International recognizes the best signature projects from around the world. More than 400 clubs representing 38 districts submitted an entry for the 2022 Signature Project Contest. Each district then selected its nominee to compete against clubs from other districts.
The Service and Partnerships Committee of the Kiwanis International Board of Trustees reviewed the district winners and selected 10 finalists in each tier. Clubs with 27 members or fewer were judged in Tier I while clubs with 28 members or more were judged in Tier II..."
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Past Lieutenant Governors Committee
Officers
Chair: Foster Crawford (email: PLGC@NewEnglandKiwanis.org)
Vice Chair: Eliezer Rivera
Immediate Past Chair: Paul Lefleur
Secretary: Christopher Holden
Directors
Bermuda – Vacant
Connecticut – Chris Holden
Maine – Elizabeth Parker
Massachusetts – Gail Calvao
New Hampshire – Lindy Falconer
Rhode Island – Daryl Sylvia
Vermont – Elliot Curtin
Mission Statement
The mission of the Past Lieutenant Governors Committee shall be:
a) To continue to expand the friendship built up during service on the New England District Board of Trustees and to form and continue new friendships.
b) To afford advice and counsel to the New England District of Kiwanis International, its Board of Trustees, and its Governor.
c) To afford to the District a pool of Kiwanians experienced in District matters for use when required, of the District, the Board of Trustees, and its Governor.
d) To assure that Past Lieutenant Governors remain active within their divisions and in the New England District.
e) To mentor and act as a resource to present Lt. Governors.
f) To present information at conferences and in the District publications such as the Yankiwanian and the District website highlighting what needs to happen within each division relating to division council meetings, caucus details, governor’s visit information and other information from the District as necessary. (Adopted August 20, 2011)
About the PLGC
For many years, Past Lieutenant Governors of the New England District felt there was a need to share their gained experience as a LTG, not only with their respective Club and Division, but also with the entire New England District.
On September 5, 1980, at the District Convention in Hyannis, MA, the first meeting of the PLGC took place. There were 59 PLG’s present to adopt by-laws and elect officers and directors.
Dr. Bernard “Bernie” Poller was elected as the first Chairman of the PLGC
PLGC Purposes
The purpose of the Committee, as stated in Article VII, Section 12 of the Policy Manual of the New England District of Kiwanis International (revised to March 7, 2010), is to consider all matters referred to it as well as all matters initiated by it and report to the Board of Trustees of the District and/or the Governor of the District. At the request of the Board of Trustees, the Past District Lieutenant Governors Committee may from time to time be directed to assist and carry out certain District programs or projects. The Committee shall meet at the time of the Annual District Convention (the “Annual Meeting”) and at other times as it may determine.
PLGC Projects
PLGC Meetings
The PLGC meets during each District conference and convention.
Who Can Join?
Membership in the PLGC is open to any Kiwanian who has served as a Lieutenant Governor of any Kiwanis International District and who is an active member in good standing of a Kiwanis Club in the New England District.
There are no dues or fees to join. Although no application form is required, we ask that each member fill out the Membership Contact Form below.
PLGC Membership Contact Form
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Attend Governor Gayla's Virtual Visit to Bermuda on May 15, 2022 at 6p Eastern / 7p Atlantic.
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Learn more about the newest Kiwanis International member recruitment initiative: Two for Two. Two for Two is a hands-on practical guide to growing your club month by month, person to person.
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Make sure to register for Kiwanis International Convention (June 8-11, 2022 in Indianapolis, IN) BEFORE the deadline on May 1, 2022- there will be no on-site registration this year.
If you are going to be a delegate for your club, please make sure your club secretary files the delegate certification form by April 30 through the club secretary dashboard.
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Just registered and submitted delegate forms for Weymouth Kiwanis and Greater Boston Young Professionals Kiwanis! Gotta make sure we can vote for George Delisle for International Vice President!
Register for the May virtual workshop here: tiny.cc/nebdk-virtual-workshops
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Press release from Kiwanis International:
"Finalists Announced For the 2022 Signature Project Contest:
...Every year, Kiwanis International recognizes the best signature projects from around the world. More than 400 clubs representing 38 districts submitted an entry for the 2022 Signature Project Contest. Each district then selected its nominee to compete against clubs from other districts.
The Service and Partnerships Committee of the Kiwanis International Board of Trustees reviewed the district winners and selected 10 finalists in each tier. Clubs with 27 members or fewer were judged in Tier I while clubs with 28 members or more were judged in Tier II..."
Congratulations to TWO New England and Bermuda clubs for making the top 10 finalists list: Chelsea Kiwanis Club and Kiwanis Club of Manchester, NH.
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So proud of our clubs ✨✨✨
Congratulations!
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That should be interesting! How are you lovely Rachel!
Will the workshop be recorded if we are not available 3/9?
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Creating Positive Leadership: Good leadership and positive communication make all the difference in the success of your Kiwanis Club. Learn tips and tricks to move your club forward.
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