Pilot Club of Great Bend always accepting new members to serve community

From the Pilot Club of Great Bend...

Our service organization is a group of caring people who come together in friendship and service, to learn and develop into stronger individuals by “Doing More- Caring more- Being More.” Our Mission Statement: Improve the Quality of Life in Our Community. We are a non-profit 501c3.

Club Information
Charter date: Dec. 6, 1987
Pilot Motto: True Course Ever --
Emblem: The River Boat 8 spoke Pilot Wheel.
Media: www.facebook.com/pilot.greatbend www.greatbendpilotclub.com pcgb.autismworkshop@gmail.com
Regular Meetings of the Pilot Club of Great Bend: First and Third Tuesdays of the Month & 5th Tuesday’s 2024 - 2025
Business Meetings: Date: 1st Tuesday of the Month -- Time: Noon.
Place: Perkins Restaurant – 10th St.
Program Meeting Date: 3rd Tuesday of the Month-- Time: Noon
Place: Perkins or as announced ** Lunch is paid by the member
Membership meetings: After hours 5th Tuesdays -- 5:15 p.m. -- Perkins/ no meal service
Pilot membership provides an opportunity to:
· Serve in the area of Encouraging Brain Safety & Health.
· Support Those Who Care for Others.
· Develop personal friendships and gain valuable leadership skills.
· Network with people who share similar interests.
· Develop new social and business relationships both locally and internationally.
· Help people through community service at home and throughout the world.
· Make a difference in the lives of people in our community and throughout the world.
· Attend district and international conventions and workshops.
· Learn more about the community and its needs, especially in the areas of Encouraging Brain Safety & Health and Supporting Those Who Care for Others.
· Work with youth.
A Pilot Member:
· Aspires to the principles in the Pilot Code of Ethics.
· Attends meetings and participates in club projects; an active participant in club decision-making.
· Encourages decisions which affect “the greater whole.”
· Always professional in all matters concerning Pilot business.
· Keeps the club strong by inviting new members to join and encourage cultural diversity
· Does their “fair share” to plan and carry out service projects and fundraisers. · Becomes familiar with local and the Pilot International website. www.pilotinternational.com
· Enhances the club’s image within the community by promoting the club’s projects and activities.
· Networks with other civic/service organizations and local agencies.
· Shares Pilot mission, goals and aims with friends and colleagues.