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Pilot International CHANGING COMMUNITIES AROUND THE GLOBE. Who We Are Chartered 1921 in Macon, Georgia Founded by Elizabeth Leonard and 40 local business women, energized by the womens suffrage movement Pilot name inspired by mighty


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Pilot International

CHANGING COMMUNITIES AROUND THE GLOBE.

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Who We Are

Chartered 1921 in Macon, Georgia Founded by Elizabeth Leonard and 40 local business women, energized by the women’s suffrage movement “Pilot” name inspired by mighty riverboat pilots of the day who represented leadership and guidance

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Our Mission

Our MISSION is to influence positive change in communities throughout the world TO DO THIS we come together in friendship and give people an outlet for service WE FOCUS ON

  • Preparing youth and young adults for service
  • Encouraging brain safety and health
  • Supporting those who care for others
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Pilot International Founders Fund

501C-3 Supports the community-based work of Pilot Clubs by helping to underwrite their efforts to serve in our focus areas Provides scholarships that support graduate and undergraduate students working in fields related to our focus areas

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Compass Clubs

Young professionals division of Pilot Ages 18-26 (18-28 for Japanese young adults) Stepping stone from Anchor to full membership in Pilot

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Anchor Clubs

Building community leaders of tomorrow Established in 1952 Now in the U.S., Bahamas, Japan and S. Africa Focused on instilling the time honored values

  • f:
  • Altruism
  • Noble Purpose
  • Citizenship
  • Honor
  • Open-Mindedness
  • Responsibility
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BrainMinders™

Signature Pilot International program introduced in 2001 Enhanced in 2017 for Pilots and Anchors to use in their communities Educational and entertaining curriculum for children, youth and older adults Covers broad span of brain health and safety topics:

  • Personal fitness
  • Bus safety
  • Playground safety
  • Seat belt use
  • Fire safety
  • Gun safety
  • Bullying
  • Brain exercises
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Help make a difference! Be a Pilot!

Pilot volunteers in communities like yours have made a big difference. Join a Pilot Club in your area or start one yourself! Pilot Clubs are groups of caring people who come together in friendship and service. Together they learn and develop into stronger individuals.

Come grow with us!

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Club membership offers…

  • Work with Anchor Clubs
  • Service in the area of brain safety and health
  • Caring for families in times of need
  • Cultivating friendships and leadership skills
  • Networking
  • New social and business relationships locally

and internationally

  • District and international conferences
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Pilot members…

  • Aspire to our Pilot Code of Ethics
  • Attend meetings and help with projects
  • Keep their club strong by inviting others to join
  • Encourage diversity in club membership
  • Enhance their club’s image by promoting

projects and activities

  • Encourage giving to Pilot International’s

Foundation

  • Collaborate with other civic/service
  • rganizations and agencies
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Starting a new club

It just takes 5 members to charter a new Pilot club An existing Pilot Club will enthusiastically be your sponsor!

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You’ll have a big network of support

International:

  • Executive Committee
  • International Administrative Council
  • Headquarters Staff

Districts:

  • 20 Districts
  • COED (Clubs of Evolving Districts)
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Where we are by District

  • Michigan/Indiana
  • Midwest
  • Mississippi
  • North Carolina
  • New England/Potomac
  • South Carolina
  • Southwest
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Virginia
  • International
  • Alabama
  • Arkansas/Oklahoma
  • Bahamas
  • COED
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Japan
  • Kansas/Missouri
  • Kentucky/Ohio/West Virginia
  • Louisiana
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Clubs

321 Pilot Clubs 6,713 Pilot Club members

Clubs and Districts generally divide their efforts into these areas:

Membership Fundraising Projects Anchor/Compass (youth) Leadership

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How clubs operate

Bylaws posted on Pilot International website Multiple other resources offered there Club year is July 1-June 30 $25 one time initiation fee $60/year dues $6/year insurance Clubs have at least 6 meetings/year; most have monthly schedule Lunch, evening, weekends (each club is unique!)

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Getting Together

Annual International Convention End of June/beginning of July each year Fun, fellowship and business Each club entitled to one delegate and one alternate, for voting purposes District Spring and Fall Conventions/Councils Executive Committee members assigned to participate at District level Much opportunity to interact and share ideas throughout the year!

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Be a Pilot

  • For almost 100 years, Pilot Club volunteers have been accomplishing extraordinary things by

coming together in friendship and service. Join a Pilot Club… or start one yourself!

  • Do more, Care more, Be more!
  • Explore our amazing legacy at pilotinternational.org
  • Today Pilots are across the nation and overseas, offering gifts of time, talent and funding that

help transform lives and communities

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Today’s world needs Pilot more than ever.