10) It's free and easy
9) It's open 24/7
8) It gives your club an Internet presence
7) You can link it to the District blog and the District blog can link to your club
6) You can publish your club agendas and newsletters online
5) It’s a forum to tell the world about the great activities that your club performs
4) Participants can write about the great experiences they had at an Optimist function
3) It's dynamic - you can make changes every day...every hour...every ten minutes...whenever you want
2) You can send reporters and potential new members to the blog to find out more about Optimism as a way of life
1) Governor Gay wants you to
Popular Posts
-
I've always tried to inspire others to action through an Optimist Club with this blog. Over the past however many years, I haven't b... -
Angelina Zhang has advanced to the finals of the Optimist International Oratorical World Championships. The finals will be held Friday, June... -
Does your Optimist Club have a close relationship with a school? A close enough relationship that they publish your flyers on the high schoo...
-
It is no secret that membership in service clubs is declining. Optimist Clubs in the Pacific Northwest are no different; however, they typic...