Longtime ESCV member Shirley Pingelski is currently dealing with some health issues.
If you would like to reach out, Shirley would truly appreciate texts only at this time and would also welcome cards.
Shirley is currently staying with her daughter. For security purposes, please refer to the membership directory on escvwalks.org for her alternate address (daughter’s address). Her phone number is also listed in the directory. Thank you for your understanding and for keeping Shirley in your thoughts, and for the kindness and support that mean so much during times like this.
From the Checkpoint: AVA Webinar
Wednesday, January 21 at 7:00pm-8:00pm Central.
To register for the webinar, go to https://ava.org/monthly-webinar/.
or go to AVA website homepage.
Once you have registered for the Zoom meeting a link will be sent to the email you used to register.
Guest Host: Karen Kaufman, AVA Board Member, Atlantic Region
Presenters: Ron Jones, AVA Deputy Director, Atlantic Region, Beth Stenstrom, Kay Shoemaker, Holly Pelking, and John McClellan.
The Atlantic Region Karen Kaufman, Regional Director and Ron Jones, Deputy, Regional Director will host the
January webinar on “How to Get New Members and Retain Them.”
The panel will present how each reached out to potential members and how they kept them interested in their clubs. The intended audience is any AVA member. Panel members are Ron Jones, Beth Stenstrom and Kay Shoemaker from the Fredericksburg Walking Club, Holy Pelking, Pacific Regional Director, and John McClellan from the Happy Wanderers Club.
Make a New Years Resolution to tune in and get best practices on how to grow your club. Recruiting new members is a great way to celebrate the AVA‘s 50th Anniversary!
Thank you to POCs Marjorie and Karin for a wonderful walk in Greenwich! Temperature was a comfortable 45 degrees, we welcomed 22 happy walkers, including a first-time walker—welcome to the fun!
Thank you to Gail for sharing the Albany Pine Bush Neighborhoods walk with us on Sunday, January 18. We had a great group of walkers come out and join us for a pleasant afternoon walk through the neighborhoods. It was a wonderful way to enjoy the day together.
Come walk with us!l
Louise