The Eliminate Project - USA 2 Newsletter -2-8-13

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February 8, 2013 | www.TheEliminateProject.org

Worldwide fundraising total

(as of 1/16)US$24,530,254

More than 13,627,919lives impacted

USA 2 fundraising total

(as of 1/16)US$4,842,576

More than 2,690,320lives impacted

Number of Model/100K Clubs

78

Volunteer recruitment

progress123 of 141

division coordinators (87%)

680 of 1136club coordinators (60%)

The Eliminate Project Campaign Office

3636 Woodview Trace, Indianapolis, IN 46268 USA

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Region USA 2Campaign Connection

Eliminate progress

Do you have things to share or need infor-

mation about a particular topic? Email

Cristina at [email protected] and we

will include them in our next newsletter.

FebruaryApril

Mid-year conferences

Spring Cluster Meetings

May/June

Worldwide Report Day

28Kiwanis International

Convention

Key dates

On deck: Target setting & cluster meetingsReview of target setting process

Steps to be done NOW by you1. Upon receipt of target setting materials from the campaign office, try

the exercise for your home division so you have experience when dis-cussing it with your team.

2. Call or email Cristina with questions or problems.3. Email the target setting documents to your Multi and Division Coordi-

nators. They will also receive it from the campaign office.

Next steps1. By February 28, schedule a conference call with your team (Multi andDivision Coordinators)

2. Advise Dr. Wil and Cristina when that call will be so that Cristina canbe prepared to help you introduce target setting to your team. She willjoin you for your conference call.

3. On that call discuss with your team your district deadline for turning incompleted workbooks before the cluster meetings. This is theirhomework. The time between your target setting call and the cluster

meeting should be spent working on their division tables.

Cluster meetings1. Prior to cluster meetings Division Coordinators complete workbook &

information and send it to you, their District Coordinator2. At the cluster meetings the material is discussed, reviewed, and turned

into TARGETS for the Division and District

Goal setting1. Division Coordinators will be asked to work with their Club Coordina-

tors following the cluster meeting to create a detailed table which liststhe name of each club at the various level, rather than just the volumeof clubs at each level.

2. This will be a process heavily involving the Club Coordinator. It canbe done in person or via phone depending on the volunteers prefer-

ence, the geography, or even the weather.
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District Funds raised Minimum lives impacted Club Coordinator

Recruitment

$282,189 156,772Alabama 37 of 97 (38%)

$533,387 296,326Capital 142 of 160 (89%)

$1,155,527 641,959Carolinas 65 of 194 (34%)

$1,223,181 679,545Florida 145 of 254 (57%)

$575,216 319,564Georgia 101 of 149 (68%)

$410,923 228,291Kentucky-Tennessee 60 of 145 (41%)

$662,152 367,862La-Miss-W.Tenn 130 of 137 (95%)

The Eliminate ProjectUSA 2 progress

Three of our districts in USA 2 are in the top 10 districts worldwide measured by per member averages as of

1/16/13. Congratulations to:

Carolinas $155.88 PMA

Florida $137.17 PMA

La-Miss-Tn $134.64 PMA

Congratulations!

The Eliminate Project has surpassed 5,000 volunteers worldwide. This isthe largest volunteer base for any Kiwanis International initiative. But westill need more volunteers to help us reach our goal of $110 million.

Campaign Chairman Randy DeLays latest videoencourages participa-tion in the campaign.

New volunteers always bring a fresh enthusiasm. Be sure to encouragenew Club Coordinators to ask their club to become a Model Club, sharewith them how they can be successful through the K-Way of fundraising,and ensure they realize that they have five years to fulfill this goal uponsigning the Model Club form.

Campaign volunteers reach historic levelCongratulations to the

Florida district for having

the highest fundraising

total worldwide this last

reporting month!

Districts with new 100K or

Model Clubs: Florida (2),

Capital (1), Georgia (1),

LaMissTn (1)

Congratulations, lets keep

the momentum up!

Districts with increases in

club coordinator

recruitment:

Alabama, Capital, Kentucky

-Tennessee, LaMissTn

Congratulations, keep em

coming!

Congratulations to the Carolinas, Florida and LaMissTn

for having surpassed the 25% of target raised, our

March 31 benchmark!

Please continue toward the next benchmark of about

35%. Lets all continue to use our mid-winter meetings

to close Model Clubs and bring each district to the 25%

benchmark by March 31.

Mothers and babies rely on our work.

USA 2 total progress: $4,842,575 = 2,690,319 lives protected
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Model and 100K Clubs

You can find giving totals on theProgress Page.New

Model Clubs are bolded in the list below.

200K CLUBSKiwanis Club of Northside Naples, Florida

100K CLUBSKiwanis Club of Birmingham, AlabamaKiwanis Club of Fayetteville, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Greensboro, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Raleigh, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Cape Coral, FloridaKiwanis Club of St. Petersburg, FloridaKiwanis Club of Cheatham County, Kentucky-TennesseeKiwanis Club of Alexandria, La-Miss-W.Tenn

200% MODEL CLUBSKiwanis Club of South Brunswick, Carolinas*Kiwanis Club of East Cobb County, Georgia*

MODEL CLUBSKiwanis Club of Florence, AlabamaKiwanis Club of Rogersville, AlabamaKiwanis Club of Fort Eustis, CapitalKiwanis Club of Greater Westminster, CapitalKiwanis Club of James River, Richmond, CapitalKiwanis Club of Lynchburg, Capital

Kiwanis Club of Peninsula Oyster Point, Capital

Kiwanis Club of Rockville, Capital*Kiwanis Club of Tysons Corner/McLean, CapitalKiwanis Club of Angier, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Beaufort, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Boone, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Cape Fear, CarolinasKiwanis Club of The Capital City-Raleigh, Carolinas*Kiwanis Club of Chapel Hill-Carrboro, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Charlotte, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Columbia Northeast, CarolinasKiwanis Club of East Cooper, Mt Pleasant, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Eden, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Greenville, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Greenville Eastside, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Lee County, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Raleigh Highwoods, CarolinasKiwanis Club of The Sandhills, Moore County,

CarolinasKiwanis Club of Southport Oak Island, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Twin City, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Wake Forest, CarolinasKiwanis Club of West Lumberton, CarolinasKiwanis Club of Biscayne Bay, FloridaKiwanis Club of Capital City Tallahassee, FloridaKiwanis Club of Gold Coast Knights Boca Raton, FloridaKiwanis Club of Greater Miami Lakes, FloridaKiwanis Club of Homestead-South Dade, Florida

Kiwanis Club of Lady Lake, FloridaKiwanis Club of Palm Springs, FloridaKiwanis Club of Pinecrest-Palmetto Bay, FloridaKiwanis Club of Upper Keys, FloridaKiwanis Club of Airport Area, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Athens, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Columbus, Georgia

Kiwanis Club of Conyers, Georgia

Kiwanis Club of The Classic City, Athens, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Decatur, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Marietta Golden K, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Metro Atlanta, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of North Columbus, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of North Macon, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Smyrna, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Suwanee, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Washington, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of West End Atlanta, GeorgiaKiwanis Club of Bowling Green, Kentucky-TennesseeKiwanis Club of Hilldale-Clarksville, Kentucky-TennesseeKiwanis Club of Acadiana-Lafayette, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Denham Springs/West Livingston, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Gulfport, La-Miss-W.Tenn

Kiwanis Club of Jena, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Martin, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Memphis, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Natchitoches, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Pineville. La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Ruston Sunrise, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of South Baton Rouge, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Southern Hills, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Southwest Contraband, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Vernon, La-Miss-W.TennKiwanis Club of Waynesboro, La-Miss-W.Tenn

*The clubs noted with an asterisk are Legacy Model

Clubs and have fulfilled their Model Club commitment.

Some have gone on to become 200% Model Clubs. Con-

gratulations.

If Legacy Model Clubs in your district have not received

their patch and member pins, please contact Cristina to

make sure these are delivered. You can recognize these

clubs at your mid-year conferences to encourage others tofollow in their footsteps.
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Countries that have eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus

The previous page listed all the 100K and Model Clubs that our region has recruited to savemothers and babies in these countries:

Burkina Faso

Cameroon

China

East Timor

Ghana

Guinea-Bissau

Liberia

Senegal

Tanzania

Uganda

Several of your are working on other Model Clubs and 100K Club commitments. We look for-ward to welcoming those clubs to our Region 2 Model and 100K Club roster.

UNICEF is waiting on our pledges to plan for their immunization and validation efforts.

Iraq, Sierra Leone and Cote dlvoire are ready for their validation survey in early2013. Two states (Mizoram and Delhi) in India will conduct their validation surveys in February

2013. South Sudan will continue its 2nd round of phase 1 (3 states) in January and will alsocommence phase 2 (an additional four states) in March 2013, aiming to immunizemore than 2 million WRA in both phases. Haiti is aiming to immunize 1.3 million in April 2013. Afghanistan is aiming to reach 1.4 million in three regions in 2013.

District Funds raised Number of lives saved or protected isequal to the population of:

Alabama $282,189 Eugene, Oregon

Capital $533,387 Cincinnati, Ohio

Carolinas $1,155,527 Bismark, South Dakota

Florida $1,223,181 Arkansas

Georgia $575,216 Greenville, South Carolina

Kentucky-Tennessee $410,923 Durham, North Carolina

La-Miss-W.Tenn $662,152 Minneapolis, Minnesota

The lives we save

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