Tomorrow Fund surpasses goal of US$160,000

Circle K International 2004-05 President Troy C. Dibley and the International Board set some lofty goals for this past administrative year, leading to unprecedented achievements. The result: Troy “shaved the wave.”

The Board announced three main goals for the year. One, to raise US$76,000 for the Tomorrow Fund, bringing the total to $160,000; two, to grow membership to 13,500 members; and three, to register 625,000 service hours.

Circle K’ers came through and met one of these goals, and came oh-so-close to meeting the other two.

Troy promised that if Circle K met his challenge to bring the Tomorrow Fund total to $160,000, he’d shave his head. Thus, the “Shave the Wave” campaign was born. The $160,000 was raised (and more is coming in), and Troy accepted a clipping center stage during the 50th Annual International Convention in Greensboro, North Carolina, this past August.

CKI didn’t quite meet its other two goals, but it did come close. The organization registered more than one-half million service hours, and increased its membership to 13,313 members—an increase of 8.56 percent.