Variety
One of the reasons I love working as a non-profit leader is that I am never bored. Last night, within about a three hour time period, I picked up trash, did some writing, mingled with donors and board members, ate dinner with members, chased down a scholarship winner who was coming back from a college basketball game, unclogged a toilet, refilled toilet paper, gave a speech, dressed up as Santa and managed staff.
Last night was our Alumni Hall of Fame dinner and it is always a great night. It highlights the long term good that we do (we inducted a Congressman, Police Chief, composer and Olympic gold medalist who grew up in the Club) as well as our current success (4 members were given college scholarships). Our development staff does a great job making it a special night by paying attention to all the details.
This is my first post in a month or so. I’ve been traveling and trying to have some balance in my life. I should be posting more regulalry after Thanksgiving (and my 20 year high school reunion).
Joe,
How are you? I was putting together a Christmas tournament (Yes, Still involved) and thought of you. Are you still with the Boys Clubs? I have a local sports newspaper called Greater Manchester Sports. I noticed you have a blog. That’s great!! Ever do any sports? Chech me out at greaternhsports.com AND call @ 935-8938.
Charlie (Coach to you and I don’t care how old you are)lol
Joe,
How are you? I was putting together a Christmas tournament (Yes, Still involved) and thought of you. Are you still with the Boys Clubs? I have a local sports newspaper called Greater Manchester Sports. I noticed you have a blog. That’s great!! Ever do any sports? Chech me out at greaternhsports.com AND call @ 935-8938.
Charlie (Coach to you and I don’t care how old you are)lol