1. Welcome
a. Introductions.
i. Introduce officers.
ii. Introduce advisor.
iii. Introduce guests.
b. Icebreakers — Check out these ideas to kick off the meeting.
2. Old business
a. Review current club projects.
b. Visit other meeting kits to find ideas for service projects and club meetings.
3. New business
a. Before the meeting, have a few designated members review the video resources and determine which one to show to the club. Also contact local food banks to see what is needed in the community.
b. Hunger/Food insecurity — This has been a continuing problem in most communities and has been aggravated by the dislocations of the coronavirus. Watch the chosen video(s) as an introduction to this project.
i. What observations did we make from viewing the video(s)?
ii. What is the difference between hunger and food insecurity?
iii. What have club members observed in our community?
c. Listen to a report from club members who checked with the local food bank to see what is needed in our community. (If a representative of the food bank can join a meeting, this will be a great addition to the discussion.)
d. Discuss what options there are for a club project to address this community need. Refer to the project list and input from the community.
e. Set up committee to plan the club project and set a timeline for activities.
4. Home project
a. Review plans for hunger and food insecurity project — ask all club members to research the community needs and report back at the next meeting.
5. Adjournment
a. Thank everyone for their participation, especially guests.
b. Give details about next meeting.
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