Summer's Almost Here, Anchors!

I

hope you had a productive and wonderful school year. I’m sure you’re excited

about the fun of summer approaching. Please allow me to introduce myself.

My name is Jennifer Whitehead, and I am the new Anchor Specialist at Pilot

International Headquarters. I live on a small piece of farmland and enjoy garden-

ing and love animals. I have been happily married for 13 years and have three

children, 11 year-old twins and a 7 year-old. I can’t wait to learn more about you!

I am so excited to be a part of such an amazing group of young people who are

not just sitting around talking, but taking action in their communities. You are

amazing!

A

s the excitement of summer approaches, we are busy preparing for

this year’s Second Annual 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit – JUST FOR

ANCHORS! We hope you can join us for this wonderful experience in Chi-

cago, with guest speaker Jacqueline Cornaby, education and leadership seminars,

fun hands-on service projects, the presentation of 2014 Anchor Awards, Cultural

Exchange, and More! This is a great opportunity for our anchors to spend time

with each other as well as Pilot Clubs from around the globe.

B

ecause we at PIHQ believe this leadership summit, held in conjunction with the PI Conference, is an enriching and

enlightening experience for our bright young anchors, we ask that each club

consider sponsoring at least one anchor, covering their registration fee in or-

der to help them attend this year’s Conference. This is an wonderful opportunity

to help lead and encourage these amazing young people. For more information

about the 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit or for any Anchor questions or con-

cerns, please contact us at anchor@pilothq.org, or email me directly at jennifer@

pilothq.org. We can’t wait to see you AND your anchors in Chicago this July!

Have a wonderful and safe summer!

In Pilot & Anchor Friendship,

Jennifer Whitehead

PI Anchor Specialist

The Anchor

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Do More. Care More. Be More.

INSIDE

• Letter from New PI Anchor Specialist Jennifer White-head

• 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit Schedule of Events, Registration and Program-ming Information

• Nominate an Outstanding Anchor

• Anchor News & Announce-ments

Summer 2014

Jennifer Whitehead, PI Anchor Specialist

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YOU'REINVITED!

Join us for the 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit

July 2-6, 2014 •Sheraton Chicago Hotel & TowersChicago, Illinois

This summer, Pilots and Anchors from around the globewill gather together to Celebrate their Gifts and

Celebrate the Gift of their organizations!Come learn how to share your gifts with others and

Celebrate the Gift of Anchor!What people are saying about the Anchor Leadership Summit..."My favorite part of the 2013 Anchor Leadership Summit was the enthusiasm of [our leaders] and Missy Ridgway. I would have liked to hear more from them!" • Betsy, Florida Anchor

"We learned an awareness of how to interact with others based on our personal leadership style and when work-ing in teams to use each members strengths. I also liked experiencing the diversity of Anchor members from different places." • Elizabeth, Florida Anchor

"Attending the Anchor Leadership Summit showed me that with just a couple of ideas and a bunch of passionate teens, we can create amazing new service projects" • Anonymous Anchor Attendee

"I will tell my friends to join Anchor and go experience the Anchor Leadership Summit as I had an experience that can't be matched. It was a wonderful new look into our organization and interacting with Anchors from different countries made for a great atmosphere of fun." • Destiny, Bahamas Anchor

"I grew up some at Anchor Leadership Summit being away from my parents. I gained new leadership skills and empowerment to do anything if I set my mind to it. Go to Summit! It will be the time of your life!" • Jamie, Missis-sippi Anchor

"I learned that brainstorming is an important leadership skill and I loved taking an active part in the Summit service project we did." • Yuma, Japan Anchor

Don't Miss Out! Come See What it's All About! Come to Laugh! Come to Learn!

Come and Celebrate the Gift of Anchor!

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This summer, Pilots and Anchors from around the globewill gather together to Celebrate their Gifts and

Celebrate the Gift of their organizations!Come learn how to share your gifts with others and

Celebrate the Gift of Anchor!

2014 Anchor Leadership SummitSchedule of Events

(updated May 15, 2014)

Wednesday, July 210:00 - 5:30 PM Registration Open12:30 PM - 5 PM Area Tours (pre-registration and accompanying adult required)4:30 - 5:30 PM District Anchor Coordinators’ Meeting4:30 - 5:30 PM Rehearsal for Opening Celebration6:15 - 7:00PM Anchors’ Fundraiser for

Opening Celebration (selling glowsticks)7:00 - 8:30 PM Opening Celebration

9:00 - 9:30 PM Anchor Meeting9:30 - 10:15 PM Anchors Attend Pilot District Meetings

Thursday, July 38:30 - 10:15 AM Anchor General Session Includes “Being Engaged”

with Guest Speaker Jacque-line Cornaby

10:30 -12:30 PM “Do More” Service Project Includes Painting Mural for

Childrens’ Hospital, Making Cards for Caregivers

12:30 - 1:30 PM Lunch1:30 - 2:00 PM Prepare for “Get Real” Presentation for Pilot General Session2:15 - 3:30 PM Attend PI General Session Includes Anchor Awards,

Recognitions, Freedom’s Foundation slide show, “Get Real” Presentation, Safe Kids, Project Lifesaver

3:30 - 4:15 PM Cultural Exchange Setup4:15 - 5:15 PM Cultural Exchange Pilots & Navigators Invited

5:15 PM Dinner & Evening OPEN Enjoy it with Sponsoring

Pilots, Family & Friends

Friday, July 48:30 - 11:00 AM “Do More” Service Project,

continued11:15 AM - 12PM Anchor General Session “Care More” Education on PI Initiatives & Programs 12:00 PM “Celebrating You” Luncheon1:00- 4:00 PM Anchor General Session “Be More” Leadership Training Presentations4:00 PM Dinner & Evening OPEN Enjoy it with Sponsoring

Pilots, Family & Friends5:30 PM Chicago Dine Around (pre-

registration and accompanying adult required)

Saturday, July 5 9:00 - 10:30 AM Anchor General Session “Do More” Service Project

Presentations, Guest Speakers10:30 AM - 11 AM Break11:00 - 12:30PM Anchor General Session Safe Kids Worldwide Guest

Speaker, Teambuilding12:30 - 1:30 PM Lunch2:00 - 3:00 PM Teambuilding Presentations3:15 - 3:45 PM Break (with Frozen Treats)4:00 - 4:30 PM “Celebrating the Gift of Anchor” Closing Session7:00 PM Installation Banquet

For more information about the Hospital Art Project see page 4.

For more information about the OpeningCelebration Gift Exchange see page 4.

For more information about theCultural Exchange see page 11.

Possible time to visit nearby Navy Pier.For more information about Navy Pier,

see page 4.

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Opening Celebration “Celebrating You” Gift ExchangeAll Pilots, Co-Pilots and Anchors who plan to attend the luncheon on Friday are

asked to bring an unwrapped gift (<$5) to the Opening Celebration and hand it to

a Doorkeeper. These gifts must be labeled with your contact information (name

and cell phone number). These gifts will be placed on the tables at Friday’s lun-

cheon. At the luncheon, members can contact the person whose gift is at their seat

and have an opportunity to meet and make a new Pilot friend! Pilots will be encour-

aged to take “selfies” with their new friend. These snapshots of new friendships

formed will be displayed during Convention.

Chicago's

Navy Pier Park

Extending nearly a mile out in

to Lake Michigan, historic Navy

Pier is the premier destination in

the Midwest, drawing more than

8.9 million visitors in 2013. Visit

www.navypier.com (or click

the picture at left) to learn more

about all the exciting theaters,

museums, restaurants, shops,

rides and attractions waiting for

you at Navy Pier!

Since 1984, The Foundation for Hospital Art has

been dedicated to softening the hospital environment

with colorful paintings, wall murals and ceiling tiles. For

more information about the Foundation for Hospital

Art and this year's Anchor Leadership Summit service

project visit www.hospitalart.org.

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AdditionalInformation Next Page

2014 Anchor Leadership Summit Registration FormSheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, July 2 - 6, 2014

REGISTRATION TYPE - CHOOSE ONE. SUBMIT ONE REGISTRATION FORM FOR EACH ATTENDEE.

FIRST NAME LAST NAME PREFERRED NAME FOR BADGE

MAILING ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP DAYTIME PHONE

ANCHOR CLUB OF (SPECIFY NAME) DISTRICT GRADE 2014-2015

If Advisor or Parent/Chaperone, please specify the name of the Anchor and/or Club with whom you are attending:

Do you require special assistance? If so, please describe.

Emergency Contact Name & Phone Number

ARRIVAL DATE: JUNE 30 JULY 1 JULY 2

Extra Event TicketsPlease specify number of additional tickets

required, and add to registration total.

#____

#____

*** Complete if paying by Credit Card (add $5 to total amount for credit card processing fees): ***VISA MASTERCARD

AMERICAN EXPRESSACCOUNT NUMBER EXP. DATE

CSC#NAME ON CARD

DEPARTURE DATE (please specify):

Please fill out the following summary to determine your registration fee total. Enclose a check for the total amount, OR complete the required credit card information box at the bottom of this page. Registra-tion is not complete until payment is received. Please contact the hotel directly to reserve and pay for your room.

Basic Registration Fee Amount:

Add $5 if paying by credit card:

Registration Total:

$_____

Late Fee (If Applicable): + $_____

Extra Luncheon Ticket Amount Total: + $_____#_____

TICKETS@$50/ea =

Optional Wednesday Tour Ticket Amount Total: + $_____#____

TICKETS@$_____ /ea =

+ $_____

= $_________

Optional Chicago Area Guided Tours

Please indicate number of tickets required. You may choose only one Wednesday tour option.Youth under 18 years old must be accompanied by a ticketed adult.

Early registration required as space is limited. You will be notified if your selected tour is unavailable.Visit http://www.pilotinternational.org/imapilot/convention/toursandspecialevents for more information.

Architecture Tour - $55/ea #____

Check Enclosed

Paying by Credit Card*** See information below. ***

Registration Fee SummaryPREFERRED EMAIL ADDRESS CELL PHONE

Friday

SaturdayInstallation Banquet ($70/each)

Luncheon ($50/each)

Anchor

Registration Fee $235** After June 1 - $352.50

Registration Fee includes General Sessions, Business Meetings,

Anchor Materials & Activities Fees, Luncheon & Banquet.

Anchor Advisor

Registration Fee $185Registration Fee includes General

Sessions, Business Meetings, Anchor Materials, Luncheon & Ban-

quet. Anchor Activities Feesadditional charge.

Parent/Chaperone

Registration Fee $50Registration Fee includes

Business Meetings & AnchorMaterials.

Luncheon, Banquet, AnchorActivities Fees additional charge.

HAVE YOU ATTENDED A PREVIOUS ANCHOR SUMMIT? YES NO

Extra Installation Banquet Ticket Amount Total: + $_____#_____

TICKETS@$70/ea =

City Highlights Tour - $40/ea #____

Neighborhood Tour - $40/ea #____ Chicago Snack Tour - $60/ea #____

Approx. 4-5 hrs. combination river/lake cruise and driving tour with photo stops and entry into 2-3 significant buildings.

Approx. 4-5 hrs. guided “off the beaten path” tour to explore, shop and snack in some of Chicago’s more unique neighborhoods.

Approx. 4-5 hrs. guided tour including Chicago’s “Loop,” the Lakefront, Magnificent Mile and many other exciting areas.

Approx. 4-5 hrs. guided tour similar to Neighborhoods and Highlights tours but with stops at unique local eateries.

Wednesday Afternoon, July 2, 2014

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Send one completed Registration Form for each individual registering to:

Pilot International Headquarters102 Preston Court, Macon, GA 31210,

or FAX (478) 477-6978,or register online at

http://www.pilotinternational.org/imapilot/convention/registration.

Checks payable to Pilot International or applicable Credit Card information as requested on the Regis-tration Form must accompany registration.

Important Hotel & Transportation InformationRoom rates at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers are

$179 plus tax (total $208.36) per night for international convention attendees.The rate is good for three days prior and three days after the event.

Parking charges are $51 (valet) and $45 (self-park) per day which includesthe discount given for convention attendees.

Personal transportation is not required in Chicago. Public transportation and taxi services are easily accessible, and many attractions are within walking distance of the event hotel. Taxi and shuttle services are also available directly to/from Chicago O’Hare Airport. Please consider utilizing pre-flight services such as ParkRideFlyUSA (http://www.parkride-flyusa.com/) to secure local airport parking and book shuttle service to and from the hotel. If you choose to stay at a hotel OTHER than the convention hotel, please add $100 to each registration fee. Our complimentary meeting space is based on the number of Pilot rooms sold at the convention hotel. CANCELLATION POLICY: Registration fee - less $75.00 handling charge - will be refunded if your written cancellation is received by Pilot International Headquarters by June 1, 2014.

Completing this registration form DOES NOT reserve your room at the event hotel.You must make separate reservations directly with the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers.

You may reserve your room online by clicking the following link:http://bit.ly/pilot_2014HotelReservations or by calling

the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers directly at (312) 464-1000.

2014 Anchor Leadership Summit Permission SlipAND

2014 Anchor Leadership SummitYouth Information Form

must be completed for each Anchor in attendance.Complete and return these forms to PI Headquarters

along with this Registration Form.An Anchor’s registration is NOT COMPLETE until these

additional documents have been received.

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2014 Anchor Leadership Summit Permission SlipSheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, July 2 - 6, 2014

(Please Print Legibly)

I, ______________________________________________________________________, as the legal guardian(s) of

_____________________________________________do consent to his/her involvement in the 2014 Anchor Leadership

Summit, an Anchor International activity of Pilot International, 102 Preston Court, Macon, GA, 31210.

The undersigned does also hereby give permission for our (my) youth to ride in any vehicle driven by an approved ADULT chaperone or by professional transportation services while attending and participat-ing in activities sponsored by Pilot International. My youth and I understand that SEAT BELTS SHALL BE WORN AT ALL TIMES during transportation. The undersigned does also hereby give permission for our (my) youth to participate in any off-site activities sponsored by Pilot International while accompanied and supervised by an approved ADULT chaperone.

I also give my permission for the leadership of the 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit event to admit my child to medical care facilities and give my authorization for my youth to be treated immediately if an injury or illness should occur while participating in 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit related activities.

I do not hold Pilot International or any of its leadership responsible in any way for any incident or ac-cident that may occur while participating in 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit activities. (Please use the space below to explain any other additional or helpful information you feel we should be aware of… i.e. allergies, asthma, medications, etc.*)

I have read and fully understand the above permission slip, and I do want my youth to be allowed to par-ticipate in the 2014 Anchor Leadership Summit and its activities.

Signature (Legal Guardian): ______________________________________________________________________Printed Name: _________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________Medical Insurance & Policy Company Name: ___________________________________________________Policy #: ____________________________________________________________________________________________Phone #: (____) _____-________ Alt/Emergency #: (____) _____-________

*Helpful Information: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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(Copy of health insurance card must be attached to this form. See second page.)

_________________________________________ ___________________ ______________ Male FemaleFull Name Youth Phone # Date of Birth_____________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Street Address City/State/Zip_______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________Name of Responsible Advisor/Chaperone Responsible Adult Cell #

Family Information:Mother’s Name _________________________________________Mother’s Social Security # ____________________________Address (if not same)__________________________________Occupation _____________________________________________Work Phone ____________________________________________Cellular/pager # _______________________________________

Emergency Information:Dietary or health restrictions: _____________________________________________________________________Doctor: _____________________________________________________ Phone: ________________________________Medications taken on a daily or regular basis: ___________________________________________________List any physical or medical conditions requiring special attention: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Allergies ___________________________ Medications _________________ Date of Last Tetanus _________Insurance Company ______________________________________________ Phone__________________________Address _______________________________________________________________________________Policy # ________________________________________ Group # _______________________________

(You must attach a copy of front & back of current health insurance card. See second page of this form.)

ADDITIONAL EMERGENCY CONTACT:Name _____________________________________________________ Relationship ___________________________Address __________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________

Father’s Name _________________________________________Father’s Social Security # _____________________________Address (if not same)__________________________________Occupation _____________________________________________Work Phone ____________________________________________Cellular/pager # _______________________________________

Siblings Names and Ages: __________________________________________________________________________

Additional InformationNext Page

2014 Anchor Leadership Summit Youth Information FormSheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, July 2 - 6, 2014

2014 Anchor Leadership SummitYouth Release/Medical Information Form

Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, July 2 - 6, 2014(Copy of health insurance card must be attached.)

By my signature, I ________________________________________________________________ the parent or legal guardian of____________________________________________________whose social security # is ____________________________ grant mypermission for him/her to participate fully in any activities or trips sponsored by Pilot International. I understand that my signature carries with it the following:

1. An authorization of any of the adult leaders to obtain necessary medical attention and/or treatment and hospital services as ordered or recommended by a qualified attending physician, including the ad-ministration of an anesthetic, laboratory procedures, medical or surgical treatment, x-ray examination, or other hospital services for my son/daughter.

2. I knowingly RELEASE, ABSOLVE, INDEMNIFY and HOLD HARMLESS Pilot International from liability for all claims that might result from injury or death of my dependent/child. “All Claims” means all exist-ing, future, known, and unknown claims, demands, causes of action, obligations and liabilities of every kind, whether in contract or in tort, or arising under or by virtue of any statute or regulation, that are now recognized by law or that may be created or recognized in the future by any manner, including but not limited to, all causes of action asserted , all causes of action asserted or which could have been asserted in a cause of action or any others, for past, present, future, known, and unknown personal injuries, property damage, and all other losses, damages, or remedies of any kind that are now recognized by law or that may be created or recognized in the future by any manner, including without limitation by statute, regu-lation, or judicial decision, including but not limited to the following: all actual damages, all exemplary and punitive damages, all penalties of any kind, loss of consortium, damage to familiar relations, ensuing death, loss of inheritance, loss of companionship, loss of society and affection, loss of enjoyment of life,and prejudgment and postjudgment interest. This agreement pertains to all programs and activities of Pilot International, including those where transportation is provided.

3. I knowingly RELEASE, ABSOLVE, INDEMNIFY and HOLD HARMLESS all employees, agents, or members of Pilot International from all claims that might result from any injury or death of any minor.

4. Should medical help be needed, I agree to pay either directly or through my own personal health and accident insurance policy all medical or hospital costs occurring to my child/dependent.

5. Special Needs/Additional Comments _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature of parent/legal guardian _________________________________________________________________________________

Printed name of parent/legal guardian ________________________________________________ Date ____________________

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2014 Anchor Leadership Summit Youth Information FormSheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, July 2 - 6, 2014

Anchors are Amazing People!

Anchors give of themselves each and every day and joyfully answer the call to serve, whenever or wherever it comes. In all four corners of the globe, Anchors are hard at work not only doing the good deeds of Anchor Clubs but also lead-

ing outstanding individual lives.

Anchors are Unique Individuals! Each member brings his or her own set of skills and experiences and offers their special talents to the benefit of their club and their community at large. Without a doubt, Anchor club members are out there right now making outstanding and lasting contributions, leading lives of distinction that deserve recognition. Every Anchor is special. And every one of you is vital to our organization.

We want to share their stories!

Outstanding Anchors from around the globe will be honored in quarterly in upcoming editions of The Pilot Log or online monthly on the Pilot International Website. What makes a member “Outstanding?” That is for YOU to decide! Do you have a special member in your club who leads the kind of life you believe would inspire others? Does that person contribute to his or her society outside of the club in a way you feel is especially important? Do you have a member in your club with a unique talent or someone who has made a name for themselves in a singular and positive way outside of their work with Anchor? Then tell us!

To nominate a club member as an Outstanding Anchor, write to us and tell us in 500 words or less why you think your nominee should be honored. To submit your entry (with photographs of your nominee if possible), please visit the I’m An Anchor > Outstanding Anchor page on the Pilot International Website or email Alison Coons, Director of Communications and Editor of the Pilot Log, at alison@pilothq.org. If you do not have access to email, please mail your story to Alison Coons at Pilot International Headquarters, 102 Preston Court, Macon, GA 31210 or send via fax to (478) 477-6978. Submis-sions will be reviewed and selections made by the Pilot International Executive Committee. We want to hear from you!

Do you know an

“Outstanding” Anchor? Tell Us!

Anchor is EVERYWHERE – Find us at the following:

@AnchorClubs

#AnchorService

Anchor Clubs

International

#AnchorService

@AnchorClubs

#AnchorService

Anchor

International

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Alexandra Trisan was installed as char-

ter president of the Anchor Club of

St. Joseph Academy. On May 6, 2014,

chartering ceremonies were conduct-

ed at the school by Rene Naughton, a

past governor of the Florida District

of Pilot International and a past presi-

dent of the Pilot Club of St. Augustine, sponsoring organization of the SJA club. Seventeen young women and

men signed the charter during the ceremony. Other officers include Cynthia Hund, vice president; Cornelia

Wielgus, secretary; Kunfang Li, treasurer; and Hannah Pierle, chaplain. Jeri Williar is sponsor. Also attending

the ceremony was Sister Suzan Foster, assistant SJA principal. She was joined by parents of the charter mem-

bers and Pilot Club members Kay Burtin, current president; Sara Hetherington, Anne Heymen, past presidents;

and Lucille Barnhill, board member. Among the first service projects the new St. Joseph Academy Anchors

will be assisting with is the Memorial Weekend Pilot project where American flags are placed in front of the

Lightner Building to honor individuals who have served in our armed forces. Names of the honorees are placed

on flags which will be displayed from May 24 until early May 27. All branches of the service will be included.

Congratulations, St. Joseph Academy Anchors! We are proud of YOU!

New Anchor Club Charters

at St. Joseph Academy

St. Augustine, FL

•••••••••••• Anchor Club News ••••••••••••

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The Cultural Exchange is an exciting event held

each year during the Anchor Leadership Summit.

Anchors look forward to the Cultural Exchange

where they are able to share different things about

their District and also learn about the other Dis-

tricts being represented.

Similar to a Science Fair, Anchors are encouraged

to bring a presentation board and items from their

District to share with everyone else. In the past

we have had such items as food, drinks, candy,

fruit, toys, sea shells, beach sand, music, pictures,

dances, clothing and souvenirs of all kinds from ev-

ery district represented. Some displays are elabo-

rate with many things to see and some are not - it

can be whatever the Anchor wants to share.

Each Anchor is given about 10 minutes to share

what they have brought and what information

they may want to explain. We have had history

lessons, food facts, learned about the fun spots

to visit, tasted all kinds of food, watched special

dances, learned about famous (or not so famous)

people and seen different clothing attire - all to

explain the many Districts. After the speeches

are complete, everyone is free to walk around and

look at the displays up close and ask questions.

Many times the Anchors will bring enough items

to share with the other Anchors, so everyone gets

a treat from the different areas to take home.

Anchors, now is the time to make your plans for

what you want to share. What is most special to

you about your District? What places do you feel

are the most fun to visit and why? What items

can you bring with you to share and give away?

Make your display as big or small as you want, just

make sure you have room in your suitcase! The

Cultural Exchange will be open to all Pilots and

Navigators again this year, so we hope to have

many join us for this exciting Annual Event hosted

by the International Anchors.

•••••••••••• Anchor Club News •••••••••••• Anchor Leadership SummitCultural Exchange

ANCHOR CLUB OPERATIONS UPDATES...

The NEW Anchor Club Handbook is now available on the Pilot International Website under Anchor Resources/Anchor Operational Resources.

International dues were to be at headquarters on November 1st. Are you tardy with this obligation of membership? Be sure to get them in ASAP and don’t forget to send in completed Anchor Membership forms (on website) along with dues and insurance fees of $14 per Anchor. If you have questions regarding International Dues, please contact PI Anchor Coordinator Missy Ridgway at mhridgway@gmail.com or Bonnie Millirans at bonnie@pilothq.org.

WE WANT TO SHARE YOUR NEWS!

Anchors around the world are busy every day doing wonderful work andsuperb service in their schools and in their communities.

Share your stories! Share your ideas!

We want to hear from YOU!

Send your news items (short descriptions with high resolution pictures and captions are preferred) to anchor@pilothq.org to see your club featured in an upcoming

Pilot or Anchor publication.

WE WANT TO KEEP IN TOUCH!

Does your club have a Facebook page or Twitter or Instagram account?Send your link or username to anchor@pilothq.org,

and we will LIKE and FOLLOW you!Remember to tag your posts with #AnchorService so everyone can see

what your awesome club has been up to lately!You never know what good works your good works might inspire!

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Remember! Pilot International is always available and eager to assist with all your

Anchor Club questions and needs. Contact us anytime at anchor@pilothq.org.