Plans for two major 2023 activities were discussed when Iowa ET, the National TTT Society, met recently at the First Presbyterian Church.

Lisa Dougall and Char Smothers are co-chairing the chapter’s first-ever Golf Tournament, June 24, and members signed up to make follow-up calls to sponsors and donors who recently received a mailing informing them of tournament plans. Next month members will sign up for food-related tasks, work on signage, see a draft of a tournament brochure and also a tournament social media page.

President Deb Nuss announced that ET has been asked to manage the Market Place (a fundraising opportunity for TTT chapters attending the National Convention next October in Johnston), and after discussion members voted to do so. An organizational meeting will be held March 10 in Johnston.

In other business, Sue and Angie Cope reported that they had delivered holiday gifts to both the chapter’s 2022 TTT campers, Lorraine Schultz reported that second semester TTT scholarships had been awarded to two former TTT campers but she’s had difficulty contacting a third camper who received a first-semester grant in 2022. Sue Cope also noted that she had contacted a spokesman for Iowa FR about April’s Founders’ Day meeting, and Nuss reminded members that the chapter’s membership goal for 2023 is two new members and also that reservations need to be made by April 1 for the April 21-22 State TTT Convention, which will be at the Riverside Casino and Golf Resort.