The abbreviation for Quincy's Soroptimist Club and how you can make your checks out

A fundraiser where you purchase a possible chance to draw a colored token and if you do, you win half the accumulated pot.

Held in Autumn and invites club Presidents and directors/members from the area including Lake Tahoe, Northern Nevada and Quincy.

The aggregate group of Soroptimists, includes four separate federations covering 120 countries.

Generally a one year term, this position guides the club to be energetic, productive, and cohesive.

The 3 initails missing in the web address for the Soroptimist Region that covers territory from Yreka to Sacramento in CA and all of Nevada. soroptimist___.org.

Two members who are designated to set up and tear down weekly meetings, look for program speakers and celebrate the month's birthdays and anniversaries.

Happens every two years, the next one in 2020 in Bellevue, WA, and includes members of Soroptimist International of the Americas federation. We pay $500 whether we go or not.

The first President of Soroptimists in Oakland in 1921.

For this term, it focuses on Women, Water & Leadership and each club raises money to help this cause and sends it in to celebrate the Dec 10th Human Rights date.

The 3 initials commonly used for the award given out to Women students who are head of household and working to better themselves.

Students who are chosen by the school staff and are invited to meetings to update the club on themselves and their school.

It happens in April in Reno, generally, and is loaded with speakers and presentations that energize and award attendees.

The Soroptimist Federation, headquartered in PA, that oversees our club and has clubs in approximately 21 countries.

This position oversees the Dream programs, our program meetings and prepares to take over the lead the following year.

The spicy acronym for club training

The annual event used to highlight deserving people on both traditional and local accomplishments.

Often referred to as SDR, it is an event that happens yearly in July, in Reno, that has resources and training for Soroptimists, especially for board positions.

Our District V director.

Five hundred dollars is allocated to be used at the discretion of th club leader each year for the project of her choice.

The formal training program generally referred to as SOLT.

The first one is an evening meeting, second and third are program meetings, fourth is a board and business meeting, and fifth, if applicable is training/committee.

Includes members of all four federations, happens every four years and the next one is scheduled in July of 2019 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The best, most energetic and fun loving club in the Sierra Nevada Region.

It is where Soroptimist International President, Mariet Verhoef-Cohen, comes from.