Zonta Inernational Service Award
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Huge congratulations to the members of the ZC of Bunbury on their success in being Awarded the Zonta International Service Recognition Award.
Part of the letter sent to Governor Sandra:
“On behalf of the International Service Committee, I am pleased to inform you that the Zonta Club of Bunbury Inc is one of six club winners of the 2020-2022 Zonta Service Recognition Awards, which recognize outstanding service projects undertaken by Zonta clubs that benefit women in the local community.
The club won for its outstanding service project, “Community Breast Cushion Day,” which brought together Zontians and community members to provide comforting and protective cushions to cancer patients.
I have already informed the club president, but I wanted to let you know that the Zonta Service Recognition Awardees will be invited on stage to accept a certificate and get a photo taken during the 1:00 – 3:00 PM Business Session on Tuesday, 28 June.
We are proud to have clubs like the Zonta Club of Bunbury Inc empowering women and girls to achieve equal rights and to secure their access to all legal, political, economic, educational, health and professional resources or focus on the prevention of violence against women and girls.”
It will be a great privilege for ZC Bunbury member Kimberley Robbins to accept this award at the Convention on behalf of her club.
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 Judy Gorton, Past Zonta International Director and Chair of the 2024 Convention, will announce the 2024 Convention to be held in Brisbane Australia at the end of the Hamburg Convention and has invited all Australians attending Convention to join her on stage for this presentation.
We will all be wearing scarves of indigenous designs. Many of these beautiful scarves have been sourced and made by the Zonta Club of Bunbury.
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Women Taking Climate Action Award
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Proposed District 23 Women Taking Climate Action Award
At the March 18 Board meeting, the District 23 Board approved a request from the ZC of Melbourne on Yarra to ascertain how much interest there is across the District to trial a District 23 Women Taking Climate Action Award.
The Zonta Club of Melbourne on Yarra ran a Women Taking Climate Action Award for the first time in 2021, in conjunction with the Zonta Says NOW Think Tank. The $1,000 Award recognised a woman who had contributed to climate change mitigation, innovation, adaptation, communication, advocacy and/or service. Applications were open between June and August and came from Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania – all of District 23 – prompting consideration of a District 23 Award.
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The Board of District D23 is requesting Presidents share this information with their clubs, answer the following questions, and report back to outgoing Governor Sandra by 15 June, or following your June meeting if it is after this date.
- Does your club support a District 23 Women Taking Climate Action Award?
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Our Club supports the Award:
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- Is your club prepared to donate $30-$50 a year towards the Award?
- $30 per year would be sufficient to keep the Award ongoing.
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- $50 per year would mean that the Award amount
- could be increased according to the money collected, or money accumulated so that clubs may not need to be asked every year to contribute, or
- could cover any Clubs that are unable to contribute.
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Our Club is willing to donate:
$30 per year Yes / No
$50 per year Yes / No
(Note: Funds will not be required until the end of August)
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- Will your club consider promoting the Award in your Area, towns, and communities to show a tangible commitment to Climate Action?
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Our Club will consider promoting the Award:
Yes / No |
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Download the Zonta App
Using this App is a great way to find out about the latest events at Zonta International and hear from great speakers and presenters.
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Zonta Foundation for Women and Zonta International Endowment Fund
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Club and individual Donations
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