JCYM Outdoor Olympic Games
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Social distancing and masks at meetings
Covid-19
Darol Rodrock Holiday Party Hostesses
Philanthropies
As Johnson County has opened thanks to the availability of the COVID vaccines, the Johnson County Young Matrons will begin the 2021-2022 Club year with in-person attendance at General Meetings. Attendance at General Meetings via Zoom will not initially be available. However, if conditions warrant a change in that policy, attendance at General Meetings will be available with Zoom and limited in-person attendance, with masks and social distancing. The health and safety of the JCYM membership is of the utmost importance and will be the determining factor in decision-making on attendance policy.
Click on events above for more information. The 2019 Task Force brought a new recommendation for a pilot year of
three fundraisers—Fall, Winter, and Spring. Led by an Events Coordinator, each team selects a leader, decides the type of fundraiser to be held, and participates in the planning and execution of the event. Money raised from all events is given away in grants to our approved philanthropies in May which is the end of the club year.
Click on the banners above or on the "Learn More" box below to learn more about our public events -- Spring Florals for sale, and "JCYM Wine Tasting Event".
From KidsTLC:
"Since 1972 JCYM has been a part of our beginning, growth and long term success. Their generous members had a vision and put words into action. To this day, members share their time and resources with KidsTLC's kids, families and programs in so many ways. JCYM can be found enjoying our fundraising events, playing games with kids in our residential program, providing grants to encourage professional growth and collecting ongoing donations to support program needs."
Elizabeth Hall, Director of Campus Community Engagement
OUR MISSION
To achieve a positive future for members of the community.
To serve, support and promote philanthropies in our community.
OUR VISION
JCYM DONORS
A Message from our President, Shay Ashley
JCYM members are feeling a new sense of normalcy this summer as the Board of Directors and committees met in person to plan for the 2021-2022 Club year. I feel confident that the coming year is filled with creative fundraisers for our philanthropies, interesting programs for our General Meetings and fun Day and Night Activities as well as many opportunities for members to serve the community.
We will be meeting in person at the General Meetings. Zoom will not be available. However, if conditions warrant due to the COVID variant, limited in-person attendance and Zoom will be the new policy, along with social distancing and masks.
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Johnson County Young Matrons. As I reflected on this milestone, I decided that the themes for the 2021-2022 Club year would be constancy and adaptability. Change has been a hallmark of JCYM from its inception. Yet JCYM, with all its changes over the years, has remained constant in our Vision and Mission. This was true in the past. It is true today and will be true in the future.
