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NEWS Local group plays host to national association's AGM • Continued from page 23 awarded more than $650,000 since 1959 to help students achieve a level of education they otherwise may not have access to. The club also supports numerous community agencies including the Salvation Army, St. John Ambulance, the Halton Children's Aid Founda­ tion, Kerr Street Mission, the Reach Out Centre for Kids, Big Brothers Big Sis­ ters and many others. Lynett noted that in 2016/2017 the Oakville club donated more than $100,000 to various com­ munity agencies. Between 1962 and 2017 Lynett said donations to community agencies to­ talled nearly $2.5 million. "This is an organiza­ tion where there are no high paid CEOs. Everyone who is a part of the associ­ ation is a volunteer," said Lynett. "All the money goes back into the community to help people." The Oakville club has its general meetings monthly at the Oakville Golf Club and in the sum­ mer members meet once a week to golf. May Court also fea­ tures dinner clubs and The May Court Club of Oakville supports numerous community agencies. card clubs for its mem­ bers. "There's a great social side to this volunteer or­ ganization," said Lynett. According to the club website membership ben­ efits include: increased awareness of the commu­ nity's needs; being able to use talents and experi­ ence for the benefit of the community; getting op­ portunities for growth within the club; develop­ ing new skills; attending membership information sessions and association conferences; receiving a mentor to help with inte­ gration; and making lots of friends. Lynett noted the May 5 weekend is a special time for the May Court Club of Oakville as this year it is "This is an organization where there are no high paid CEOs. Everyone who is a part of the association is a volunteer. All the money goes back into the community to help people." 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