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Pilot Log

The official publication of Pilot International

Pilot International offers sponsorship opportunities in the Pilot Log to its community partners. 

Full 4/4 color printing is used on 60 lb. 88 bright gloss enamel text, white paper.  Currently 6,600 copies are circulated three times annually; one edition is electronic and may be longer in length.  Print editions are also available on the PI website. 

Rates for sponsorship are as follows, based on the 8.375” x 10.875” (portrait), 32-page publication size, with 20% discount for individuals/organizations who sponsor all four editions:

Sponsorship size

Rate

Full page (horizontal)

$500

Half page (horizontal)

$250

Half page (vertical)

$250

Quarter page (horizontal)

$125

Quarter page (vertical)

$125

Schedule

(Payment and PDF file/press-ready sponsorship design is due by these dates.)

Summer Pilot Log

July 1

Fall Pilot Log

September 1

Winter Pilot Log

December 1

Spring Pilot Log

March 1

For more information about Pilot Log sponsorship opportunities and/or to secure your spot, please contact Michelle Bliss, Communications Director, at michelle@pilothq.org.  Thank you for your support of Pilot International!

Pilot International’s, headquarters located in Macon, Georgia, mission is to influence positive change in communities throughout the world. To do this, we come together in friendship and give people an outlet for service. We focus on: preparing youth and young adults for service, encouraging brain safety and health, and supporting those who care for others.

Pilot International is a 501(c)3 organization that exists to serve as a global charitable and
educational organization of executive, business, and professional leaders, working together to
improve the quality of life in local communities and throughout the world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pilot International offers sponsorship opportunities

Pilot Log

The official publication of Pilot International

Pilot International offers sponsorship opportunities in the Pilot Log to its community partners. 

Full 4/4 color printing is used on 60 lb. 88 bright gloss enamel text, white paper.  Currently 6,600 copies are circulated three times annually; one edition is electronic and may be longer in length.  Print editions are also available on the PI website. 

Rates for sponsorship are as follows, based on the 8.375” x 10.875” (portrait), 32-page publication size, with 20% discount for individuals/organizations who sponsor all four editions:

Sponsorship size

Rate

Full page (horizontal)

$500

Half page (horizontal)

$250

Half page (vertical)

$250

Quarter page (horizontal)

$125

Quarter page (vertical)

$125

Schedule

(Payment and PDF file/press-ready sponsorship design is due by these dates.)

Summer Pilot Log

July 1

Fall Pilot Log

September 1

Winter Pilot Log

December 1

Spring Pilot Log

March 1

For more information about Pilot Log sponsorship opportunities and/or to secure your spot, please contact Michelle Bliss, Communications Director, at michelle@pilothq.org.  Thank you for your support of Pilot International!

About Pilot International

Pilot International’s, headquarters located in Macon, Georgia, mission is to influence positive change in communities throughout the world. To do this, we come together in friendship and give people an outlet for service. We focus on: preparing youth and young adults for service, encouraging brain safety and health, and supporting those who care for others.Pilot International is a 501(c)3 organization that exists to serve as a global charitable and educational organization of executive, business, and professional leaders, working together to improve the quality of life in local communities and throughout the world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Pilot Club of Lucaya is continuing it’s mission, of helping to develop communities. [Video]

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The Pilot Club of Lucaya is continuing it’s mission, of helping to develop communities. 

The mission of Pilot International is:
to influence positive change in communities throughout the world.

To do this, we:
come together in friendship and give people an outlet for service.

We focus on:

  • preparing youth and young adults for service.
  • encouraging brain safety and health.
  • supporting those who care for others.

2019 Convention Promo Presentation

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2019 Annual Convention Pilot International

Download your copy of the 2019 Convention Promo Presentation presented by Pilot International Headquarters.

Become a Pilot

Pilot International was chartered on October 18, 1921 in Macon, Georgia, U.S.A. by Elizabeth Leonard and forty local businesswomen. The name “Pilot” was inspired by the mighty riverboat pilots of that day who represented leadership and guidance.

Pilot Principles: Friendship and Service
Motto: “True Course Ever”
Colors: Green (life and vigor) and Gold (sincerity of purpose)
Emblem: A riverboat pilot’s wheel with eight spokes
First Pilot President: Lucy B. Allen, elected at the organization’s first convention in 1922.

Pearl Sparks of Florence, Alabama wrote the Pilot Code of Ethics. It was first presented in 1926 at the 5th Annual PI Convention held in Montgomery, Alabama with 69 Pilots attending.

In 1929, Pilot organized its first club west of the Mississippi, the Pilot Club of El Paso, Texas. In 1932 the 22nd Pilot Club was organized in Juarez, Mexico, making Pilot a true “international” organization.

Ruby Newhall, President of Pilot International in 1949, first envisioned Anchor Clubs, Pilot’s youth service organization arm.

By 1954 the number of Pilot members had increased to 9,900. Membership hit an all time high of 20,877 in 1985.

The first issue of The Pilot Log was published in January 1924. Early issues were single page bulletins containing club news. Pearl Sparks, author of the Pilot Code of Ethics, once served as editor of The Pilot Log (1927-28).

Pilot International Foundation (now the Pilot International Founders Fund) was established in 1975 to further Pilot’s humanitarian efforts. Since the Pilot International Founders Fund grant program began in 1977, nearly 1,500 grants totaling more than $1.5 million have been disbursed to Pilot Clubs.

Outstanding Pilot International projects have included:

  • Donating an ambulance to the Red Cross for use in England during WW II (1940)
  • Adopting a five-year project to rebuild the war-torn French village of Vimoutiers, Orne, France, which was accidentally bombed by allied troops (1949)
  • Feeding 80,000 hungry Alaskan and Japanese citizens through the “Meals for Millions” program (1959)
  • Sponsoring Project HOPE by equipping and maintaining the medical ship’s pediatric ward (1965-66)
  • Contributing $10,000 to establish cancer research laboratories at the Salk Institute (1967-68)
  • Establishing elementary schools in Guatemala (1968)
  • Contributing $200,000 within a two-year period to the United Cerebral Palsy Association (1985-87)
  • Founding Project: WOMANPOWER, a joint CARE/Pilot project which provided financial aid to cottage industries owned by women in Peru (1987-1992)
  • Contributing nearly $240,000 within a two-year period to pediatric AIDS research at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee (1988-1990)
  • BrainMindersTM—”Protecting Your Brain for Life” is Pilot International’s award-winning signature project introduced at the Denver Convention in 2001. Over four hundred clubs applied for in-kind grants. In the seven years since the introduction over 560,000 books have been distributed to the clubs and evaluations have been received.

Training 2019

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2017 Training for Club President

Club Building Presentation

It’s Leadership Tool Time – Workshop with Scenarios

Low Cost No Cost Marketing

PI Annual Club CheckUp Training

The 4R’s to Achieve

PI Mentoring Made Easy

Websites and Social Media

Pilot International Website
https://www.pilotinternational.org/

Anchor Club International Website
http://www.anchorclubintl.org/

Anchor and Compass Club Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/anchorclubinternational/

Anchor Club International Alumni Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/anchoralumni

Subscribe on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjeH5Uske7UOXTYP7fnVa5Q

Follow us on Twitter
https://twitter.com/PilotIntlHQ

Follow us on Linkedln
https://www.linkedin.com/company/pilot-international-hq/

Follow us on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/pilotinternational/

Compass Clubs

Pilot International was chartered on October 18, 1921 in Macon, Georgia, U.S.A. by Elizabeth Leonard and forty local businesswomen. The name “Pilot” was inspired by the mighty riverboat pilots of that day who represented leadership and guidance.

Pilot Principles: Friendship and Service
Motto: “True Course Ever”
Colors: Green (life and vigor) and Gold (sincerity of purpose)
Emblem: A riverboat pilot’s wheel with eight spokes
First Pilot President: Lucy B. Allen, elected at the organization’s first convention in 1922.

Pearl Sparks of Florence, Alabama wrote the Pilot Code of Ethics. It was first presented in 1926 at the 5th Annual PI Convention held in Montgomery, Alabama with 69 Pilots attending.

In 1929, Pilot organized its first club west of the Mississippi, the Pilot Club of El Paso, Texas. In 1932 the 22nd Pilot Club was organized in Juarez, Mexico, making Pilot a true “international” organization.

Ruby Newhall, President of Pilot International in 1949, first envisioned Anchor Clubs, Pilot’s youth service organization arm.

By 1954 the number of Pilot members had increased to 9,900. Membership hit an all time high of 20,877 in 1985.

The first issue of The Pilot Log was published in January 1924. Early issues were single page bulletins containing club news. Pearl Sparks, author of the Pilot Code of Ethics, once served as editor of The Pilot Log (1927-28).

Pilot International Foundation (now the Pilot International Founders Fund) was established in 1975 to further Pilot’s humanitarian efforts. Since the Pilot International Founders Fund grant program began in 1977, nearly 1,500 grants totaling more than $1.5 million have been disbursed to Pilot Clubs.

Outstanding Pilot International projects have included:

  • Donating an ambulance to the Red Cross for use in England during WW II (1940)
  • Adopting a five-year project to rebuild the war-torn French village of Vimoutiers, Orne, France, which was accidentally bombed by allied troops (1949)
  • Feeding 80,000 hungry Alaskan and Japanese citizens through the “Meals for Millions” program (1959)
  • Sponsoring Project HOPE by equipping and maintaining the medical ship’s pediatric ward (1965-66)
  • Contributing $10,000 to establish cancer research laboratories at the Salk Institute (1967-68)
  • Establishing elementary schools in Guatemala (1968)
  • Contributing $200,000 within a two-year period to the United Cerebral Palsy Association (1985-87)
  • Founding Project: WOMANPOWER, a joint CARE/Pilot project which provided financial aid to cottage industries owned by women in Peru (1987-1992)
  • Contributing nearly $240,000 within a two-year period to pediatric AIDS research at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee (1988-1990)
  • BrainMindersTM—”Protecting Your Brain for Life” is Pilot International’s award-winning signature project introduced at the Denver Convention in 2001. Over four hundred clubs applied for in-kind grants. In the seven years since the introduction over 560,000 books have been distributed to the clubs and evaluations have been received.

Pilot Log – The Official Publication of Pilot International

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2019

Spring – We hope you enjoy the Spring Edition of the Official Publication of Pilot International. This issue contains Ideas for Retaining Members, How Can Pilot International Support You, Annual Convention & Leadership Conference Schedules and more!

 

 

2018

Winter – This is the latest edition of Pilot International’s quarterly publication. This edition highlights the 2019 Annual Convention. This edition can be downloaded using the “download” link below or viewed directly on this page by clicking the Pilot Log cover image.

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Fall – This is the latest edition of Pilot International’s quarterly publication. This edition highlights Pilot International’s Safe Harbor Fund as well as the most recent Pilot Club News. This edition can be downloaded using the “download” link below or viewed directly on this page by clicking the Pilot Log cover image.

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Summer – This is the latest edition of Pilot International’s quarterly publication. This edition highlights the 2018 Pilot International Convention as well as the most recent Pilot Club News. This edition can be downloaded using the “download” link below or viewed directly on this page by clicking the Pilot Log cover image.

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Spring – This is the 2018 Spring edition of Pilot International’s quarterly publication. This edition highlights the BrainMinders Program as well as Pilot Club News from early 2018. This edition can be downloaded using the “download” link below or viewed directly on this page by clicking the Pilot Log cover image.

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