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ClubsThe definition of a club - a group of persons organizedfor a social, literary, athletic, political, or other purpose.Brandon offers a great choice for those inclined toorganized social gatherings. Our area clubs have unitedmembers who have invested in the advancement of ourhometown. Check out this list in our area:Crown ClubService Project of Junior Auxiliary of Rankin CountyCrown Club encourages the young women of Rankin County duringtheir 8th through 12th grade years to build leadership skills, fostergood character, and understand the importance of good citizenship.Crown Club members experience the act of caring for others throughcommunity service projects.Kiwanis ClubKiwanis International is a global organization of members dedicated toserving the children of the world. Kiwanis and its family of clubs - nearly600,000 members strong - annually raise more than 100 million dollarsand dedicate more than 18 million volunteer hours to strengthencommunities and serve children. Members of every single age attendregular meetings, experience fellowship, raise funds for various causesand participate in service projects that help their communities. Membersalso make an impact throughout the world by participation in KiwanisInternational’s Global Campaign for Children, The Eliminate Project:Kiwanis eliminating maternal and neonatal tetanus. The Rankin CountyKiwanis Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Penn’s.www.kiwanis.org / rankinkiwanis@aol.comRotary ClubFounded in 1905, Rotary is the world’s oldest and largest internationalservice organization. The 34,000 Rotary clubs across the globe arecomposed of 1.2 million business leaders, friends, and neighborslocated in over 200 countries and territories. Together they createpositive, lasting change in their local areas and around the world.From community service to working for a polio-free world, Rotary’suniversal motto is “Service Above Self.” Rotarians in Rankin Countyparticipate in a multitude of service projects such as children’s literacyand reading programs, student scholarships, helping needy familiesat holidays, hosting community blood drives, assisting with building communityparks, providing dictionaries to third graders and supportingclean water projects abroad. The Rankin County Rotary Club meetsevery Thursday at noon in the Buchanan Room at Genna Benna.601-540-299554 • Our Town 39042
The Exchange Club of CrossgatesExchange, America’s service club, is a group of men and womenworking together to make our communities better places to live throughprograms of service in Americanism, community service, charities, youthactivities, and its national project, the prevention of child abuse. This clubwas formed in 1976 as a local chapter of the National Exchange Clubdedicated to the Exchange Club covenant of service. The ExchangeClub of Crossgates meets at Penn’s Restaurant in downtown Brandonon the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month at 6:30pm.Brandon Mayor’s Youth CouncilThe City of Brandon Mayor’s Youth Council is a group of approximately40-50 students from area high schools, both public and private. Mayor’sYouth Council mission is to serve as role models in the community andamong the youth of Brandon by serving as an example and by takingan active role in community sponsored activities and volunteer work.Members are required to earn service hours through sponsored eventsto raise funds for community projects that improve our city and unity allage groups in our community.www.crossgatesec.com / 601-825-5442Rankin County Chamber Youth LeadershipThe Youth Leadership Program helps young leaders develop responsiblecommunity leadership roles and impact the future of Rankin County!The students will familiarize themselves with community opportunities,needs, problems and resources. They will have effective dialogue,establishing friendships among participants and community leaders.Students will learn advanced leadership and management skills such as:• Goal setting• Effective communication• Decision making• Team building• Motivation and organization• Work ethic development39042 Our Town • 55
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