PILOT CLUB of TITUSVILLE, Inc.

P. O. Box 1917
Titusville, Florida U.S.A. 32781-1917
Carol Pedersen
pilotcluboftitusville@yahoo.com

Since 1957, the Pilot Club of Titusville has supported the local community, upholding the Pilot tradition of "Friendship and Service." Pilot International exists to assist those in Pilot communities who are affected by brain-related illnesses including Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injuries, post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD), schizophrenia, depression, autism and similar disorders.

FRIENDSHIP & SERVICE

Membership as a Pilot will gain experience through a "hands-on" approach and monetary support, to benefit these programs and organizations:

• EDUCATION - scholarship houses, school supplies for children at Country Acres.
• INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS - World hunger.
• COMMUNITY SERVICES - Adopt-a-Median, spring dinners, mini grants, Community Dinners at the Harry T Moore Community Center, Liberty Lodge, Space Coast Center for Independent Living.
• PATRIOTISM - Avenue of Flags, classroom Flags and posters, Veterans Memorial Park.
• SAFETY AND SECURITY - Brain Power Walk to promote brain awareness and support Joe's Club Day Care services in Titusville. Brain Minders program to the youth.
• YOUTH DIVISION - Anchor projects, scholarships, meetings, conventions.

MINI-GRANT PROGRAM

The Pilot Club of Titusvile, Inc. is accepting applications from non-profit and not-forprofit groups and individuals for its 2015 Mini-Grant program which provides funding for specific projects addressing community needs within the North Brevard area. Special consideration is given to funding direct services related to the problems and/or needs of persons with disabilities (especially brain disorders and brain health.
To submit a request for grant funding, please complete this application.

Pilot Scholarship House Foundation

The Scholarship Houses are home to the 17 to 23 female students who live together under the same roof while attending college. Management of the house is by the students themselves. The budgeted cost of food and utilities for the semester is shared among the residents, with an average house bill per student of less than $1000. Each house is supervised by a head resident that is a graduate student or Upperclassman elected and compensated by the Southern Scholarship Foundation.

For Scholarship Application and or requirements, contact:
Southern Scholarship Foundation
322 Stadium Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32304
1-800-253-2769
www.southernscholarship.org

The Pilot Club of Titusville collects throughout the year coupons, paper products and cleaning supplies for these houses and we deliver it periodically. To help please email us at pilotcluboftitusville@yahoo.com

FUNDRAISERS

SCRIP PROGRAM
PILOT CLUB OF TITUSVILLE
PURCHASE FORM

WHAT IS A PILOT?*

As a PILOT, you may not fly an airplane...

• BUT ...
• YOU WILL take off in a new and exciting direction.
• YOU WILL develop new and interesting friendships.
• YOU WILL network with other community leaders.
• YOU WILL improve your leadership skills.
• YOU WILL be lending your support to worthwhile causes.
• BUT... MOST OF ALL,

• YOU WILL KNOW THAT YOU HAVE MADE A DIFFERENCE!

Friendship becomes visible through the eyes of service as Pilots bond together having FUN, sharing IDEAS, developing INSIGHT, and TURNING DREAMS INTO REALITY.

Belonging to the Service Club of Choice offers membership in an organization with human compassion as its basis and fulfillment of human needs as its goal.

 
PILOT Club of Titusville sponsors the ANCHOR CLUB of Astronaut High School in Titusville. These young high school student receive invaluable training in citizenship, leadership, and volunteerism through service to their schools and their community.

PILOT Club of Titusville annually awards an academic scholarship to an outstanding Anchor Graduate for the furtherance of higher learning.

* Named for the intrepid river boat pilots, "PILOT" chose its name to represent guidance and leadership.

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