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Leadership Development through Training, Networking & Community Service

"Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other." - John F. Kennedy

 

    WELCOME TO THE SEATTLE JAYCEES  
  
The Seattle Jaycees is a professional and personal development organization which provides young people with leadership and management training through community service and individual development.  We are devoted to community and individual involvement. 
  
More than a service organization, Jaycees offers men and women ages 21 to 40 the opportunity for skill building and the satisfaction of helping and being part of a team.  Members can reach their fullest potential at home, at work, and as concerned contributors to their community.  They make contacts that open doors for more successful careers and the friendships developed last a lifetime.  Many find the time they spent involved in Jaycee projects to be the most satisfying of their lives.  Jaycee programs and projects are designed to benefit the individual member and the community.  Both prosper because Jaycee activities bring about an improved quality of life for everyone involved.

        




Come join the Seattle Jaycees for our

SEPTEMBER GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Date:  September 1st, 2010
Time:  6:30pm
Location: Seattle Jaycee Bingo Hall
11030 E Marginal Way S
Tukwila, WA 98188
 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Come join us as we will be continuing our Back to School Drive,
giving a introduction to our Tax Training,
discussing upcoming projects and leadership trainings.

We will also be giving members a chance to give their input on projects or
events they would like to see the Seattle Jaycees do throughout the
remainder of the year.  Come out and have some fun!!

For more information, please contact Kendra B. Demuth.

 

 

    FUTURE & CURRENT PROJECTS

        5th Wednesday Social / Sushi Night:
        
September 29th

        Adopt a Family:  December


        CPG (Chairman Planning Guide) Training:
        Date TBD

        
        CPR / 1st Aid:
Date TBD


        Colors of Personality Training:
        
November


        Customer Appreciation at Bingo Hall:
        
September 19th


        Food Lifeline:
  Starting January 2011

        Geocaching:  September 11th

        Listening & Direction Training:
        
October

        
New Member Orientation: October GM

        
Back to School Drive: August through September

        
Will Writing: Part One & Part Two TBD


        Tax Training:
 Date TBD

 


 

 

            GOT BINGO!!  If you are looking for some fun, check out Seattle Jaycee Bingo
            Hall in Tukwila!!!!  For more information, please click
here!!!!

 




Experience Chicago at The U.S. Jaycees 91st
Annual Meeting.  Click 
here for more information.
 

 


SEATTLE JAYCEES SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS   

Since 1988, the Seattle Jaycees have awarded over $590,000 in scholarships to students attending Washington institutions of higher education who are recognized for setting exemplary standards of community service. We believe education fundamentally develops leadership ability and offer this program to assist those who pursue such activities as a means of helping to guide future leaders.

Information and the application for the 2011 Scholarships will be coming out in the coming months.  If you have any specific questions, please contact the Scholarship Committee at:

Phone:  206.284.2014
Email:  scholarships@seattlejaycees.org
 

 

 

On-line Applications available:

 

 

 

    Tukwila Non-Profit Grant 2010

        **Please email completed grant applications to grants@seattlejaycees.org

 

 



 


University of Washington Relay for Life
Luminaria Ceremony 


President Kendra, COB Tara, EVP Danny and National
MVP Lance Ahlgren at the USJC's 90th Annual Meeting

 

 


WAJC State President Steve Bove, COB Tara,
and National MVP Lance Ahlgren at the USJC's
90th Annual Meeting 


University of Washington Relay for Life
Luminaria Ceremony


2010 Seattle Jaycees Chapter President
Kendra B. Demuth

 

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