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February 2018
Board Meeting Highlights - January 2018
The KICA Board of Directors held its first meeting of 2018 on
Monday, Jan. 8 at Beachwalker Center. Highlights from that
meeting include:
• Minutes from the previous board meeting were approved
(with minor revisions). Approved minutes can be viewed
at kica.us/board.
• The Annual Meeting procedures and ballot were approved.
This information can be viewed at kica.us/vote.
• Revisions to the Nominating Committee charter that
would increase the number of members to five were tabled
for further discussion.
• COO Jimmy Bailey provided updates on the temporary
fitness structure (for the latest, visit kica.us/fitness) and The
Sandcastle renovations (visit kica.us/sandcastle for updates
or see the article on Page 3).
For more information on this meeting (including full video)
and future board meetings, visit kica.us/board. For questions,
contact [email protected].
Stay Connected to Kiawah with KICA Livestream
With over 80% of association members being part-time
residents, Kiawah Island is somewhat unique. Many
property owners want to stay informed, attend meetings
and participate in discussions that may shape the future of
our island, but simply aren't here when those meetings are
taking place. Now, a new KICA service can help members
stay connected from anywhere in the world!
KICA is now offering live video streaming for certain meetings,
such as KICA board meetings and Java With Jimmy. With
the touch of a button, members can attend meetings and
other events from the comfort of their own home.
Livestreaming is simple. Simply visit the kica.us/livestream
at the start of a meeting to view the stream (if available).
That's it!
Have any questions or comments on the livestreaming
process? Send them to [email protected].
Men's Golf Group Donates $1,200 to Support Students
On Wednesday, Dec. 20, The Friday Walkers presented a check
for $1,200 to representatives from the Kiawah Cares Foundation
(KCF) and Kiawah Women’s Group (KWG). The donation will
be used to support students at Angel Oak Elementary School,
Frierson Elementary School and Haut Gap Middle School through
KWG’s Backpack Buddies program. For more information on the
program, visit kiawahwomensfoundation.org.
Pictured Left to Right: Terry Weaver (KWG), Cary McGann (KWG),
Scott Parker (Friday Walkers), Jimmy Bailey (KCF)
The Friday Walkers are a group of men who golf each Friday at
the Kiawah Island Club. For the last three years they've held a
two-day event to raise money for a local charity. Past recipients
include the Barrier Island Free Medical Clinic and the Boy
Scout's Ho Non Wah Camp on Wadmalaw Island.
New Kiawah-Seabrook Directory in Development
The 2018-19 Kiawah-Seabrook Exchange Club Handbook (and
directory) will go to print in a few short months. The club would
like to be sure your printed information is accurate. Please review
your personal listing and send corrections to ks-exchangeclub@
outlook.com. For more information visit ks-exchangeclub.com.
If you are aware of owners who have left the area, or are a new
property owner whose information is not yet included, you may
notify the club via email as well. This information will help keep
the handbook current. You do not need to be a member of the
club to be included in the directory.
The handbook is also popular for commercial use. If there is a
business you’d like to see included, you may send the contact
information by email. And, if you’re a business owner, contact
the club for advertising information.
The handbook isn’t only convenient for contacting
neighbors. Advertising proceeds provide funds for grants to
a range of local charities. Total annual grants have been in
excess of $100,000.