We Believe in A Collaborative Approach
Welcome Committee
Betty Taylor-Chair CoChair-Joan Doner Phyllis Soto/Karen Gerloff/Susan Wright
Responsibilities
- Be responsible for snacks and any drinks or paper goods
- Get legible contact info, give a pin/nametag, inquire about visitors
- Introduce new members and visitors at meeting and engage at coffee break
- Welcome/send club thank you note to speakers
- Follow up new member inquiry from website or phone calls
- Take pictures of speaker
- Coordinate visitors vs. new members with Doug
- Send email to visitors
- Send cards/flowers/donations in memory of members
- Send cards to members who have been absent
Political Action Committee
Rachel Kirk-Chair, Co Chair-Karen Gerloff Mack Gilliland/ Jim Hays/Miriam Everette/Tanis Nelson/Barbara Armstrong/ James Shirley
Responsibilities
- Prioritize local, state and national political events in which to participate
- Request speakers and panels for discussion and forward contact information to 2nd vice president
- Voter Registration
- Plan and coordinate phone banks, postcard writing, canvassing
- Create new partners, publicize and educate community regarding TRI Co
- Organize rallies
Communications
Miriam Everette-Chair Co chair-Lupe Gonzalez, Doug Doner/Rachel Kirk/Barbara Armstrong/Jill Gomez/Judy Aguilera/Jim Hays
Responsibilities
- Send and forward club info emails to members (with TRICO subject title)
- Keep membership roster current
- Send new members welcome email
- Post on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram
- Design & print business cards, notecards, brochures
- Create, print, New Member Welcome packet
- Post on our website
- Take Photos
- Design flyers
- Text/call members for event participation
- Create new partners, publicize and educate community regarding TRI Co
Outreach and Development
Diana Hernandez -Chair Co Chair- Judy Aguilera Martha Huerta/Earle Saunders/Joan Doner/Judy Aguilera/Karen Gerloff/Mack Gilliland/Susan Conrad/Susan Wright/Phyllis Soto/Amer Holmes/Sonja Reed
Responsibilities
- Plan quarterly field trip/social event-ie. (Museum of Tolerance, Cal Poly Horse Show, Intergenerational Social Event, Bowling, Dinner, Art Exhibit)
- Plan occasional educational in service-(Email organizing, QR codes, CPR)
- Plan quarterly community service project-(Scouts, Homeless, Women’s Shelter, Food Bank, Red Cross)
- Create new partners, publicize and educate community regarding TRI Co
