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Jack and Jill of america, inc.* fort Worth chapter program handbook 2021-2022

GEMS
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DATE/TIME/VENUE ACTIVITY EXPERIENCE/DESCRIPTION HOST(s) /CHAIR THRUST CATEGORY

Date: Sat, September 25, 2021 @ Jack and Jill Day and Carole Robertson Michelle Muckelroy, Amy Akanni, Social/Recreational/Legislative/
10:00am Tribute Denise Childs, Ivy Smith-Coleman, Cultural/Community Service
Venue: YMCA Camp Carter Rosalind Evans, Jasmine King,
6200 Sand Springs Rd, Fort Worth, TX Renisha Hill, Victoria Rone, Shanita
76114 Lofton, Chandra Lockett, Shannon
Mathis, Netavia Offiong, Nakaiya
Walters, and ZIna Wormley

Description: The Fort Worth Chapter will celebrate the life and legacy of Carole Robertson with a tribute and balloon release by the chapter children. A schedule will be
created for each grade group to rotate through activities and competitions. All age groups will participate in an Olympic style torch passing, parade of grade groups,
prayer, Olympic opening ceremony, competitions in gaga ball, archery, the 25/50 yard dash and timed towers climb, and the awarding of gold, silver, and bronze medals
will be given by gender and age group. There are backyard games for open play. 7 on 7 basketball will be organized by a chapter father and volleyball will be free play.
The Teen Auxiliary will have a fundraiser with Kona Ice benefiting Jack and Jill Foundation and a community partner. Community service will be collecting books for the
Como Community Center, and the Foundation Chair distributed the JJ Loose Change Boxes. Our Community food partner, Robertson’s BBQ feed us full. Father Albert
Roberts taught the kids the significance of voting and introduced them to the first steps to being added as a candidate.

Date: Sat, October 16, 2021 @10:30am Building a City of the Future Stacie McCormick, Marilyn Shelby, Legislative/Civic/Educational/Health
Venue: Fort Worth Public Library - Central, and A’Isha Malone
500 West 3rd Street Fort Worth, TX 76102

Description: Gems and Lads and Lassies will meet their local elected officials to learn more about what it means to run for office and what it takes to make a city operate. The
Gems will then build a city and create the rules (laws) for the city. The elected officials will provide feedback. Guests include City Councilman Jared Williams and Fort Worth
School Board Trustee Quinton Phillips.

Leadership Curriculum: Global Awareness, 4-5: It’s Tyranny

Date: Sat, November 6, 2021 @ 10:00 am Lights, Camera, Let’s Create a GSA! Larretta Kennedy and Katrina Leadership/Civic/Cultural/Educational
Venue: Como Community Center, 4660 Washington
Horne St., Fort Worth, TX. 76107

Description: Gems will be challenged to write, direct and produce our very own public service announcement-PSA, or Gems Service Announcement-GSA as we have
affectionately dubbed it. The last two years have been challenging socially and emotionally as our Gems are navigating their pre-teen years. The Gems will be challenged to
take the lead as we tackle current social issues affecting our Country and/or local community. The activity will include research, writing, casting, directing and production. We
will then edit and share our Emmy worthy production with the chapter.
Leadership Curriculum: Global Awareness, 6-8: A Web of World Values

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DATE/TIME/VENUE ACTIVITY EXPERIENCE/DESCRIPTION HOST(s) /CHAIR THRUST CATEGORY

Date: Sat, December 18, 2021 @ 11:00 Critical Thinking with Chess Kenyail Carr and Stacie McCormick Educational/Recreational/Leadership/
am Cultural
Venue: Harvest United Methodist, 6036
Locke Ave., Fort Worth, TX. 76116

Description: Gems will learn the fundamentals of Chess through engaging demonstration and discussion. They will be provided their own chess board to continue practicing.
Gems will also learn about the benefits of chess including improving critical thinking skills and executive functioning. Chess also builds concentration, memory, and calculation
skills. It’s a universal game played around the world. Prior the event, the Gems will also be encouraged to view the Disney Film, Queen of Katwe; the 2016 film was based on
the true story of Phiona Mutesi, who took up chess aged nine despite not being in school and went on to compete in international tournaments.

Date: Sat, January 22, 2022 @ 11:00 am Financial Literacy: Money Management Mya Byrd and Britney Burnett Financial Literacy/Educational/Cultural
Venue: Fort Worth Public Library, 500
West 3rd Street Fort Worth, TX 76102

Description: Gems will recap the last two years of Financial Literacy activities as we stress the importance of practicing good spending, saving and giving habits. Loose Change
has helped the Gems establish a purpose for saving and giving at a young age. This year we will incorporate Investing 101. What is investing? Why Invest? What is
compounding interest? Gems will also learn about Black billionaires from around the world to gain a global picture of how Black people are making their fortune.

Financial Curriculum: Investing Pays Off. Strategy #1: Thinking Ahead: Developing a Financial Plan, Strategy #2: Put Some Aside: Budgeting, Strategy #3: Risky Business:
Risk, Reward, Return and Strategy #5: Where’s the Money? Financial Opportunities

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Jack and Jill of Gems Grade Group Activity Fabulous
America, Inc. Saturday, November 7, 2020 Fort Worth

Bear Creek Golf Club Chapter

Drive FORE Dreams

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NEED A COLLAGE

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Saturday, October 31, 2020

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GUYS AND DOLLS
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DATE/TIME/VENUE ACTIVITY EXPERIENCE/ DESCRIPTION HOST(s) /CHAIR THRUST CATEGORY

Date: Sat, December 18-19, 2021 @ 12:00 pm Glamping with the Guys and Dolls Denise Childs and Michelle Muckelroy Educational/Cultural/Community Service
Venue: North Texas Jellystone Park
2301 S Burleson Blvd, Burleson, TX 76028

Description: The Guys and Dolls will stay overnight at the North Texas Jellystone Park. Guys and Dolls will learn critical survival skills: building a fire, boiling water, and cooking
camp-side. Fireside chat: Guys and Dolls will learn of early African American explorers such as James Beckwourth and Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable; they were instrumental in
exploring and surveying the land for settlement. The Guys and Dolls will play paintball and laser tag and lot of fun for the Guys and Dolls in training/younger siblings. God’s nature
and being outdoors, family, glamping, telling scary stories, and roasting marshmallows this activity will make this teen experience memorable. This event will also have a
community service component for the Guys and Dolls to collect winter items for the elderly i.e., socks, batteries, hand warmers, steel water bottles, flashlights, and
matches. After last year’s freeze, the Guys and Dolls desired to help the elderly with ready made food they can eat incase the electricity goes out again. They will also provide
water incase the pipes freeze like in 2021.

Financial Curriculum: Financial Literacy Lessons - FDIC, Money Smart for Young People-6-8-Lesson 1: Earn-The Path to Success
Leadership Curriculum: Leadership Modules-JMB Enhanced Leadership Module 13-“Trust & Respect”

Date: Sat, January 8, 2022 @ 11:00 am Black Wall St. and The Stock Market Game Netavia Offiong and Michelle Muckelroy Financial Literacy/Cultural/Education
Venue: Zoom

Description: In preparation for the National Youth Trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Guys and Dolls will learn about the history of Tulsa Massacre. They will learn about the thriving
African American businesses that once lined the streets of ‘Black Wall Street.” We will take a virtual tour using the Tulsa Historical Society and Museum's web page. The Guys and
Dolls will connect to The Stock Market Game where they will be given $100,000 to invest and track until May 8, 2022. A guest speaker will come in to explain the importance of
researching, understanding the company and produce, and looking at the market cap. The Guys and Dolls with the highest grossing portfolio will win $100 to invest in the stock of
their choice. They will also learn about other investment strategies using the FDIC.

Financial Module: Investing Pays Off- Strategy 13-“Give and Take: The Benefits of Philanthropy”

Date: Sat, February 5, 2021 @ 2:00 pm Tarrant Area Food Bank Tina Jordan and Latoiya Dennis Dean Health, Community Service, and Education
Venue: Tarrant Area Food Bank
2600 Cullen St, Fort Worth, TX 76107

Description: The purpose of the Tarrant County Food bank mission is to assist those with food insecurities throughout Tarrant County. More than one-third of those served by
Tarrant Area Food Bank and its network are children. The Tarrant County Food bank distributes food to pantries in 13 counties. The Guys and Dolls will help sort food that will be
distributed to food pantries and other non-profits across North Texas.

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DATE/TIME/VENUE ACTIVITY EXPERIENCE/ HOST(s) /CHAIR THRUST CATEGORY
DESCRIPTION
Date: Sat, March 26, 2021 @ 2:00 pm Larretta Kennedy and Netavia Offiong Community
Community Garden Service/Health/Social/Education

Description: The purpose of the Tarrant Area Food Bank’s Community Garden Program is for community members and organizations create thriving community gardens.
Through the program, The Guys and Dolls will learn about effective gardening techniques while they help tend the garden and grow nutritious fruits and vegetables that are
distributed to those in need. The Guys and Dolls will help plant and harvest fruits and vegetables, pull weeds and learn new gardening skills.

Date: Sat, April 23, 2022 @1:00pm The Future Through Our Past Kamille Pete and Katrina Washington Community Service/Health
Venues: The Lenora Rolla Heritage Center
Museum
1049 E Humbolt St, Fort Worth, TX 76104

Description: Celebrating the rich and diverse and ever evolving history of African American, the Tarrant County Black History and Genealogical Society proudy announced the
opening of their Lenora Rolla Heritage Center Museum in the historic Boone House. “The newly restored house is a valuable asset to the city of Fort Worth as a venue for future
exhibitions highlighting African American culture and also as a space in which the local community can gather to celebrate shared heritage.” Our Preps will visit and uncover the
rich history of our people.

Date: Sat, May 7, 2021 @ 3:00pm Whirly Ball Denise Childs and Zina Wormley Health/Social/Recreational
Venue: WhirlyBall Laser Whirld
147 E Harwood Rd, Hurst, TX 76054

Description: The Guys and Dolls will spend the day at Whirly Ball. To play the, the teens must physically move their arms during this competitive mix of lacrosse and basketball
played on bumber cars. Play is a great way to express joy, build bonds, and release stress. This is an opportunity for them to engage and fellowship with peers.

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Fright Fest 2021

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PREPS
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DATE/TIME/VENUE ACTIVITY EXPERIENCE/DESCRIPTION HOST(s) /CHAIR THRUST CATEGORY

Date: Saturday, September 25, 2021 Jack and Jill Day/ Carole Robertson Michelle Muckelroy, Amy Akanni, Social/Recreational/Legislative/
@10:00 am Tribute Denise Childs, Ivy Smith-Coleman, Cultural
Venue: Camp Carter; 6200 Sand Springs Rosalind Evans, Jasmine King,
Rd; Fort Worth, TX 76114 Renisha Hill, Victoria Rone, Shanita Community Service/Health
Lofton, Chandra Lockett, Shannon
Mathis, Netavia Offiong, Nakaiya
Walters, and ZIna Wormley

Description: The Fort Worth Chapter will celebrate the life and legacy of Carole Robertson with a tribute and balloon release by the chapter children. A schedule will
be created for each grade group to rotate through activities and competitions. All age groups will participate in an Olympic style torch passing, parade of grade
groups, prayer, Olympic opening ceremony, competitions in gaga ball, archery, the 25/50 yard dash and timed towers climb, and the awarding of gold, silver, and
bronze medals will be given by gender and age group. There are backyard games for open play. 7 on 7 basketball will be organized by a chapter father and volleyball
will be free play. The Teen Auxiliary will have a fundraiser with Kona Ice benefiting Jack and Jill Foundation and a community partner. Community service will be
collecting books for the Como Community Center, and the Foundation Chair distributed the JJ Loose Change Boxes. Our Community food partner, Robertson’s BBQ
feed us full. Father Albert Roberts taught the kids the significance of voting and introduced them to the first steps to being added as a candidate.

Date: Saturday, October 23, 2021 The Great Debaters Kenyail Carr and Denise Childs Civic/Legislative
@ 2:00 pm
Venue: Texas Wesleyan University
1201 Wesleyan St; Fort Worth, TX 76105

Description: Preps will participate in a group debate over several topics of their own interest. Topics will be brought to the debate and placed in a container. The Preps
will be split into two groups and will take turns choosing a topic. Once the topic is chosen, one group will argue for and the other group will argue against the topic.
Groups will have 15 minutes to research their perspectives and 5 minutes to debate their point. Preps will learn how to craft arguments based on evidence. Preps will get
the opportunity to enhance research skills, quick thinking skills, critical thinking skills, articulation, teamwork, and empathy while learning more about the topic of
debate. This activity will help them grow in the area of public speaking. They will use a variety of critical thinking skills as well.

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Date: Saturday, November 13, 2021 @1:00 Game of Life and Conflict Resolution Larretta Kennedy, Dwualla Boaitey Leadership Development
pm and Michelle Crayton
Venue: Southwest Regional Library
4001 Library Ln; Fort Worth, TX 76109

Description: Preps will participate in a real-life game of life to simulate potential real-life situations based on the decisions they choose to make to see how different
decisions have different impacts and ramifications both good and bad. A conflict resolution speaker will talk with Preps about conflict resolution. It will help Preps learn
effective ways to lead projects and navigate situations where there are disagreements among individuals. They will learn strategies to resolve disagreements peacefully
and effectively. This activity will enhance their public speaking skills and help them advocate for themselves and things that are important to their world.
Financial Curriculum: Financial Module-Investing Pays Off- “Life Skills: You,Your Job,Your Career”

Date: Saturday/Sunday, December 18-19, Glamping Michelle Muckelroy, Shanita Lofton, Educational/Cultural/Community
2021 @12:00 pm and Rosalind Evans Service/Social
Venue: North Texas Jellystone Park
2301 S Burleson Blvd Burleson, TX 76028

Description: The Preps will stay overnight at the North Texas Jellystone Park. They will learn critical survival skills: building a fire, boiling water, and cooking camp-side.
Fireside chat: Preps will learn of early African American explorers such as James Beckwourth and Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable; who were instrumental in exploring and
surveying the American Frontier for settlement. Preps will play paintball and laser tag and there will be lots of fun for the Preps training younger teens. Being in nature,
spending time with peer and family, glamping, telling scary stories, and roasting marshmallows will make this Preps’ experience most memorable. Several chapter Boys
and Girls Scout Troop Leaders will teach the Preps about surviving in the forest as well as enduring a natural disaster without supplies. They will learn how to make a fire
and make water sanitary for drinking. This event will also have a community service component for the Preps to collect winter items for the elderly i.e., socks, batteries,
hand warmers, steel water bottles, flashlights, and matches. After last year’s freeze, the Preps desire was to help the elderly with ready made food they can eat in case
the electricity goes out again. In preparation for inclement weather, they will also provide cases of water if the pipes freeze.
Leadership Curriculum: JMB Leadership Module 13 - “Trust & Respect”

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DATE/TIME/VENUE ACTIVITY EXPERIENCE/ DESCRIPTION HOST(s) / CHAIR THRUST CATEGORY

Date: January 8, 2022 @ 3:00 pm Black Wall St. and The Stock Market Game Michelle Muckelroy and Netavia Financial/Educational
Venue: Virtual Zoom Offiong

Description: In preparation for the National Youth Trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Guys and Dolls will learn about the history of Tulsa Massacre. They will learn about the thriving
African American businesses that once lined the streets of ‘Black Wall Street.” We will take a virtual tour using the Tulsa Historical Society and Museum's web page. The Guys and
Dolls will connect to The Stock Market Game where they will be given $100,000 to invest and track until May 8, 2022. A guest speaker will come in to explain the importance of
researching, understanding the company and produce, and looking at the market cap. The Guys and Dolls with the highest grossing portfolio will win $100 to invest in the stock of
their choice. They will also learn about other investment strategies using the FDIC.

FDiantaen:cSiaalt,CFuerrbircuualurym1:2,In2v0e2s2ting PMayysBOrfofth- Setrr’satKeegeype#r6: -F“eWedoinrkg YthoeurHMomoenleeys:sInRveensitsihnag HOipll,tiMonicsh”elle Crayton, and Shanita Health and Community Service
@11:00 am Lofton
Venue: Union Gospel Mission;
1331 E. Lancaster; Fort Worth,
TX 76102

Description: The purpose of the Union Gospel Mission, a non-profit, to end poverty and help homeless individuals learn needed skills to become productive members of
the community. Preps will learn first-hand the importance of good health and nutrition by engaging in open dialogue with host moms and being given a pamphlet that
will reiterate the topics discussed and more. Education & Cultural Thrusts: Education and statistics will be discussed concerning the prevalence of homelessness in our
African American population. They will all meet up at Union Gospel Mission to help the kitchen staff prepare and serve meals. Preps will learn the importance of giving
back to others less fortunate than themselves. They will provide care packages to the homeless community. The care packages will include the basic necessities-
toothbrushes, toothpaste, socks, toiletries, and some sort of token (non-monetary) to emphasize that he/she is loved regardless of their circumstance.
Financial Literacy Concept- To address this concept, we will have an open discussion with students on the importance of having an emergency fund available and how
vital this fund can be in light of real life events/situations - loss of a job, sickness/injury, etc.
Leadership Curriculum: JMB Enhanced Leadership Module: Jack and Jill Module 11- “Service & Sacrifice”

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DATE/TIME/VENUE ACTIVITY EXPERIENCE/ DESCRIPTION HOST(s) / CHAIR THRUST CATEGORY

Date: Sat, March 12, 2022 @ Walk MS - National Multiple Sclerosis Victoria Rone, A’Isha Malone, and Dwualla Community Service, Education, and Health
8:00am Society Walk Boaitey
Venue: Trinity Park; 2401 S.
University
Fort Worth, TX 76109

Description: The National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS) will host. Preps will participate in the MS walk and learn how it affects millions of individuals and the
importance of physical fitness to combat the symptoms of the disease. Participation in the walk will help raise funds to find a cure for MS. Preps will partner with many
other community groups with the common goal of raising fund for research and development..

Leadership Curriculum: Global Awareness, Grade 9 - “A Matter of Health”

Date: Saturday, April 9, 2022 All Aboard to the African American History Michelle Muckelroy and Rosalind Evans Cultural/Educational
@10:00 am Museum
Venue: TRE Rail/African
American History Museum
3536 Grand Avenue Dallas, TX
75210

Description: Before there were cars, African Americans built the very infrastructure of the American Railway System. The Preps will take the Trinity Railway Express from
Fort Worth to Dallas, TX to visit the African American History Museum. The activity chairs will provide cards with facts about African American pioneers who were vital to
the American Railway System. “The African American Museum is the only one of its kind in the Southwestern Region devoted to the preservation and display of African
American artistic, cultural and historical materials. It has one of the largest African American Folk Art collections in the US.” Preps will be submerged in African American
art, culture, and history throughout the ages to learn more about their heritage.

Financial Curriculum: Financial Module-Investing Pays Off - Strategy #2 - “Put Some Money Aside: Budgeting”

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MLK Day of Services

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Section 4: Annual Program Planning Meeting
* 2021-2022
* 2022-2023

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Annual Program Planning Meeting 2021-2022
Since 1938, Jack and Jill of America Incorporated's vision has been to provide exceptional opportunities for African American children through
great programming. On August 8, 2021 at 1pm, the Fort Worth Chapter held our Annual Program Planning/Program Year Kick-off and Planning
Meeting at the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens. Prior to the in-person meeting, each grade group held Zoom program calendar pre-planning meetings
with IPPD Mavis Neal and PD Muckelroy. We opened with a prayer from Chaplin Coleman, and PD Muckelroy surprised the chapter with greetings
and well wishes from the South Central Regional Director Danielle Wesley and South Central Program Director, a former Fort Worth Chapter teen,
Michon King.
The FW Eboard brought greetings and briefly discussed topics of importance in their area of leadership. There were two planning sessions for
grade groups; this allowed mothers who have children in multiple grade groups to collaborate and provide input and feedback during the planning
process. The ultimate goal was to implement additional thrust into the existing pre-planned calendars and start the process of exploring the new
Financial and Leadership Modules Curriculum in Digital Cheetah. There were several ice-breakers, door prizes, hugs, and sisterly interaction at the
first formal meeting since Covid19 Pandemic started. The Teen Executive Board also had a retreat in the garden.

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Annual Program Meeting 2022-2023

On August 14, 2022 @ 3PM, the Fort Worth Chapter of Jack and Jill of America will host an “Oh How Sweet It Is to Plan Again” Annual Program Planning
Meeting at a black owned bakery, Loft22 Cake. We will kick on the planning year with team building surrounding the theme, “Oh How Sweet It Is to Plan
Again.” We will enjoy deserts and make up a cute name for our name badge based on the desert they love the most; the name must be programming
related (Praline Delight Program Director…Fancy Fudgy@ Financial…Fudgy Founders Day). Regional and National leadership will be invited to bring
greetings.
Chaplain Ivy Coleman will open us up with a prayer. President Carr will bring presidential greeting. Vice-President Bell-Cook will welcome new mothers.
Program Director Michelle Muckelroy will facilitate the planning section. Mothers will sit with their grade groups and complete the calendar that we
started in pre-planning meetings.
Missing date, time, locations, and incomplete details will be our focus. Each grade group will decide how they want to address implementation of the
Financial and Leadership Curriculum. This year, mothers will be required to divide into small groups and write at least one grade group activity on large
chop paper for display. The top 3, well written, well thought out and completed calendar event will be voted on by dots and those groups will win a prize
will win a future pride for their grade group (ice cream party, smores kit, etc). Each board member will briefly discuss their role and way to assist with
making the program year run smoothly. The calendar will leave this meeting mostly complete
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