Looking Beyond Your Club

WHAT WE CAN ACHIEVE WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER!

We Salute the Following District 4 Clubs and Zonta International Districts in November.

District 4 Clubs

Zonta Club of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Celebrates with Yellow Roses

ZC of Pittsburgh Celebrates Zonta 100

Chartered April 19, 1934

President – Lee Fogarty

ZC of Pittsburgh is actively involved in current issues surrounding women’s rights in the workforce.

Zonta Club of Hamilton 1

Zonta Says NO Campaign

ZC of Hamilton 1 Project

Members Celebrating Zonta’s 100 at the Statler Hotel, Buffalo NY

Chartered on March 3, 1928.

President – Trish Mongeon

Their current focus is on women’s health. They have successfully formed seven clubs.

Zonta Club of Bradford

ZC of Bradford Meeting

Bradford Members

ZC of Bradford Meeting

Chartered on July 6, 1953

President – Fran Steward

           

ZC of Bradford meets twice a month. Their service projects have addressed the Zonta priorities of health, safety, education, and the economic self-sufficiency of women and girls. They assemble 500-700 birthing kits per year.

ZI Districts

Zonta District 30

D30 Area 2 Zonta Says NO

D30 ZC of Saint Sofia ZSN Campaign

D30 ZC of Saint Sofia Celebrating 25 Years

ZI Governor is Fabienne Moulin-Clement

District 30 is located in Bulgaria, France, Germany, Italy, Macedonia, Monaco, Romania, and Switzerland. They have 1,760 members and 78 clubs.

District 10

D10 ZC of Fredericksburg, TX

D10 ZC of Greater East Texas

D10 ZC of Layfayette Celebrating ZSN

D10 Members 2020

ZI Governor is Carole Moffat

District 10 is located in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas, the USA with 492 members in 19 clubs.

Expanding Your Role

Beyond Your Club

Say Yes, to Lead

Serving District 4 was an extraordinary leadership and learning experience. Through being Area Director I met other women I greatly admire and many of whom have become life-long friends. I am so glad I said YES to serving in this role. Service in Zonta is truly a very rewarding experience. I would recommend you let your name stand for a position in leadership.

Past Area Director

I was very reluctant to take on the position of Lieutenant Governor, leading of course to be the Governor. My initial response was “no- I’m too busy, I don’t have the time, I’m not capable”. But after conferring with my club mates, the nominating committee member and my family, I agreed. It turned out to be an amazing experience spread over the four years. Although I felt some relief when my successor took over, the stronger feeling was a sadness that it was over, and a deep satisfaction with all that I had learned and accomplished. Along the way I met so many amazing women whose paths never would have crossed mine. If asked, please consider it carefully. It is an extremely rewarding experience.

– SANDRA CRONK, PAST GOVERNOR 

ZONTA CLUB OF HAMILTON 1 / AREA 2

Experience at the District level is important as it provides a look at the “bigger” picture of Zonta, especially if the district includes different countries and customs as these can affect how Zonta functions within these environments. Understanding how Zonta functions at the International level means that one has to be receptive to thinking outside one’s local culture and being willing to see things from another point of view.

–KATHLEEN DOUGLASS, PAST INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR, PAST DISTRICT 4 GOVERNOR

ZONTA CLUB OF BRAMPTON-CALEDON / AREA 2

There are many opportunities for club leaders to share their knowledge, skills and enthusiasm for the continued achievement of the goals of Zonta at the District level. Why not get involved and share your leadership skills with others by being a part of the leadership team for the District. For the most part in my professional life I have always worked alone, no team or group work. Being on the board has given me the experience of working with others for a common goal.

–JOANNE RAYMOND, PAST GOVERNOR

ZONTA CLUB OF KITCHENER-WATERLOO / AREA 1

Contact Your Area Director for More Information

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