January 22, 2017 Suncook Council #4666

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January 22, 2017 Suncook Council #4666 NH State Council Quarterly Greg Taillon, PSD State Director Training & Development January 22, 2017 Suncook Council #4666 Recruitment Ideas

Recruitment The recruitment process includes: to analyze the requirements of a job, to attract people to that job, to screen and select applicants, to admit them, and to integrate the new member to the organization. This is how we should be recruiting candidates to our councils!

Recruitment We are looking for Catholic gentlemen to become Christian leaders in our faith We expect them to involve themselves in the Charitable efforts of our Council We are to retain them to continue their involvement of supporting our Church and Communities

Recruitment Approach 2.Initial Contact 1.Generating Leads 6.Retention 3.Engagement 4.Invitation 5.Involvement 6.Retention

1. Generating Leads Brainstorm with your council members recording names of: List of men your members know in your local church Ministers of Communion and the Word CCD Teachers in your parish Members of Men of St. Joseph Members of St. Vincent de Paul Society Members of Parish Pastoral Council Ushers Workers in the local Food Pantry New Members of the Parish – Ask your pastor

2. Initial Contact Create a letter of introduction authored by the GK If new parishioner, a statement of welcome to the parish Or express thanks for their service to the parish and community Explain your Council’s mission is the support the church and those less fortunate of the community List the charitable activities your council completed in the past 12 months Include recruitment pamphlets from Supreme Thank them for their time and continued support of the parish

Sample Introductions Dear Bob, as the Grand Knight of our parish’s KofC council I wish to welcome you to St. Luke’s Parish. as the Grand Knight of our parish’s KofC council I wish express our appreciation for the service you have provided to our (community or Church) (as a worker of the local Food Pantry; or as a Member of St. Vincent de Paul; or as an member of the Men of St. Joseph; or as an usher; or as a CCD Teacher, etc.)

Council’s Mission & Activities Our local council’s mission is the support of our Church and to provide charity to those less fortunate in our community. During the last 12 months we have conducted the following charitable activities. For example: People Helping People Fund Raising for the local food pantry Teen dances for the youth of the community Fund raiser often referred to as the “Tootsie Roll Drive” is really a “Campaign for People with Intellectual Disabilities” Etc, etc.

Closing In closing I would like to commend you for your service to the parish and our local community and look forward to working with you in the future for these causes. God Bless Harry Hughes Grand Knight of Council #9999 Knights of Columbus

3. Engagement Invite the prospective member to work on a charitable project your council is conducting. Invite the prospective member to attend a social activity with his wife and family Ask him how the Knights might assist his organization or ministry

4. Invitation Pulpit speech inviting men of parish to attend an Information Night or Event Or personally invite the prospective candidate to attend via a phone call or letter Talk about your council charity and Activity! Explain new programs you wish to engage in which is why your council needs new members Invite each prospective candidate to join your Council

5. Involvement Before their 1st Degree write down at least three charitable activities or programs they will be initially assigned to Schedule or plan for their 1st degree before they meet with your admission committee Assign a PGK or other senior member of your Council to act as the new member’s guide or “big brother” Give each new member a goal of completing the Knight in Shining Armor (KSA) award

6. Retention Assign the new member to a committee that involves the running and planning of your council Meet with your Retention Committee quarterly to discuss the process each new member has made to integrating them into the Council Meet with each “big brother” periodically about their new member’s progress in his degrees, KSA and possible chairmanship opportunities Encourage the new member to run for an Officer position at your next election

What we have covered 2.Initial Contact 1.Generating Leads 6.Retention 3.Engagement 4.Invitation 5.Involvement 6.Retention

and may God bless you and your family! Thank You and may God bless you and your family! Greg Taillon, PSD