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Happy Birthday, Zonta Club of
Central Oklahoma!
The Zonta Club of Central Oklahoma celebrated 34 years
of improving women’s lives in February. Although the club
Issue 4
meeting for February was cancelled due to weather, Judy
Kautz shared a few facts about the club’s history, including
2018-2020 Biennium
past service projects and fundraising. Club members are
looking forward to many more years of empowering wom-
en in our community and throughout the world.
Zonta Club of Central Oklahoma
Congratulations to Jenny Vy Ha for her selection as Young
Women in Public Affairs for Zonta International. Scholarship
Chair Angie Weaver and President Kim Alley presented Jenny
with her certificate and pin at a dinner in January.
Zonta International is a leading global organization of professionals
empowering women worldwide through service and advocacy.
www.zonta.org www.zontadistrict10.org www.zontacentralok.orgCentral Oklahoma proudly presented last year’s fundraising monies to three deserv- ing service organizations—YWCA’s Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner, Dragonfly House, and Neighborhood Service Organization, specifically Martha’s House. Pic- tured above, Area 1 Dir Connie Davis and Pres Kim Alley gave checks to Melissa Ike, Amanda Kemp, and Stacey Ninness of these three organizations. Issue 4, 2018-2020 Biennium Page 2
Meet 2019 YWPA Recipient Rose Nguyen! Congratulations to Rose Nguyen for winning the Central Oklahoma competition for the 2019 Young Women in Public Affairs educational award. Rose received her check and certificate at the club meeting in April from Kim Alley, Club Presi- dent and Kayla Stuck, representing the Scholarship Committee. Issue 4, 2018-2020 Biennium Page 3
Congratulations to
Past Gov Janis Wood
on her retirement
from government ser-
vice after 41 years.
Naila Gutierrez pre-
sented Janis with a
plaque from club
members in honor of
her retirement.
Above, Janis gets her retire-
ment certificate from her retir-
ing office Lt Gen Litchfield.
Issue 4, 2018-2020 Biennium Page 4Door prize win-
ners took home
great gifts! Left,
Natasha Hill won
a basket brought
by Janis Wood.
Below, Jennifer
Beauchamp won
the “Adult Easter
Basket” brought
by Diana Powell.
Issue 4, 2018-2020 Biennium Page 5Zonta International President Susanne von Bassewitz highlights Zonta’s work on child
marriage at UNICEF USA Annual Summit
The UNICEF USA Annual Summit in Washington, D.C. in March highlighted the importance
of partnerships in improving the lives of children and achieving sustainable development
goals worldwide. Corporations, foundations and individual supporters came together to
share successes and galvanize support for continued efforts to reach the most vulnerable.
Amongst UNICEF USA’s many partners at the summit, Zonta International was recognized
for its nearly 50 years of partnership. UNICEF USA President and CEO Caryl Stern applauded
Zonta International’s long-standing commitment to improving the lives of women and girls
and congratulated Zonta on its centennial anniversary in her opening remarks, while Zonta
International’s current support for Let Us Learn in Madagascar was highlighted in a video
celebrating UNICEF successes over the last year.
Zonta International President Susanne von Bassewitz was invited to discuss Zonta Interna-
tional’s efforts to end child marriage as part of a breakout session titled “Uniting for Impact:
Ending Child Marriage”. She was joined by State Representative Kay Khan who spoke about
efforts to end child marriage in the United States. President Susanne also participated in a
main stage panel, “Beyond Fundraising: Transformative Partnerships for Children and
Young People.” Moderated by UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Charlotte Petri Gornitzka,
the panel focused on how NGOs, corporations, foundations, and individuals are supporting
UNICEF’s mission beyond their funding commitments.
A Message from Governor Sheryl Flanagin
It’s finally spring, and I’m excited about all that’s hap-
pening in D10. Aren’t you? Be sure to share your
spring activities on Facebook.
And, by the way, please like our Zonta District 10 Fa-
cebook page. That’s where you’ll find lots of district
news.
Of course, what is most exciting it that we are celebrating our cen-
tennial anniversary throughout this year. Here’s hoping for another
100 years of Zonta!
Issue 4, 2018-2020 Biennium Page 6Dates to Remember
May 1st Board Meeting (Kim’s House)
...all the latest club happenings! May 11th Habitat for Humanity Wom-
en’s Build
Members in Need
May 21st Business Meeting
Joy Rupp June 5th Board Meeting (Kim’s House)
(Health) June 18th Business Meeting
Chrys Smith
(Mother Health)
Angie Weaver Member Birthdays
(Loss of Father)
APRIL BIRTHDAYS
Zonta Club of Jennifer Root ( 3rd)
Central Oklahoma Cheri Benfield (8th)
District 10, Area 1 Carla Masche (16th)
Club Number 1105
Chartered February 1985 Karla Doctor (30th)
President: Kim Alley MAY BIRTHDAYS
Email: President@
Zontacentralok.org
Arrissa Williams (13th)
Editor: Judy Kautz Bonnie Sandman (31st)
Email: newsletter@
Zontacentralok.org
Meetings third Tuesday of each
month — 6:30 PM
Rubye Atkinson Garden Center
1441 Key Blvd, Midwest City , OK
For More Information Check out the Cen-
tral Oklahoma website to learn about mem-
bership and the organization. The address
is www.zontacentralok.orgYou can also read