ABOUT US

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In 2016, our district had a wonderful time hosting the National Convention for the first time in over 40 years.

Meet Mike Reichek!  At the 2023 National Convention, our District was very excited and happy to have yet another of our members added to our list of National Presidents.  In January 2024, our reigning National President stepped down, and Mike was asked to step into the "Acting National President" position.  In typical Reichek fashion, Mike accepted.  Mike will be sworn into his term as National President at the 2024 National Convention in San Antonio, Texas!  We're happy to introduce our District's 4th National President, Mr. Michael Reichek!  Go Mike, Mike, Mike!

     2024 - 2025  Marta Tang (Pearland)

2023 - 2024 Qaisar "Q" Imam (Fort Bend)

2022 - 2023  David Lanagan (Sugar Land)

2021 - 2022  Doug Earle (Sugar Land)

2020 - 2021  Carlos Perez (Sugar Land)

2019 - 2020  Katina Scott (Fort Bend)

2018 - 2019  Kevin Barker (Sugar Land)

2017 - 2018  Jim Kij (Sugar Land)

2016 - 2017  Debra Hebert (Pearland)

2015 - 2016  Mike Reichek (Fort Bend)

2014 - 2015  Tony Ackerman (Memorial)

2013 - 2014  Steve Wells (Missouri City)

2012 - 2013  Clark Walter (Sugar Land)

2011 - 2012  Shayla Northcutt (Hobby)

2010 - 2011  Marc Schwartz (Memorial)

2009 - 2010  Richard Flicker (Baton Rouge)

2008 - 2009  Susan Schwartz (Memorial)

2007 - 2008  Larry Rousseau (Allen Center)

2006 - 2007. Debra Hebert (Pearland)

2005 - 2006  Greg Oelfke (Sugar Land)

2004 - 2005  Dorothy Nall (Fort Bend)

2003 - 2004  Nancy Hinnen (Heights)

2002 - 2003  Brenda Robinson (Sugar Land)

2001 - 2002   Jim Brannon (Pearland)

2000 - 2001  Edward Lawrence (Hobby)

1999 - 2000  Dave Wallace (Sugar Land)

1998 - 1999  Ray Albrecht (Sugar Land)

1997 - 1998  Marjorie Evans (Hobby)

1996 - 1997  Steve Perin (Galleria)

1995 - 1996  Tim Timmons (Houston)

1994 - 1995  Army Smith (Allen Center)

1993 - 1994  Tom Condon (Bayou City)

1992 - 1993  Susan Shank (Heights)

1991 - 1992  George Young (Memorial)

1990 - 1991  Mark Klecka (FM1960)

1989 - 1990  Bob Hargarther (Sugar Land)

1988 - 1989  Larry Harman (Houston)

1987 - 1988  Bob Knox (Memorial)

1986 - 1987  Wes Henderson (Missouri City)

1985 - 1986  Kerry Mazoch (Memorial)

 Exchange Clubs offer members an opportunity to develop organizational and leadership skills.  The Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast District boast having three Past National Presidents active in Houston area clubs and always there to assist in training and mentoring.

Pictures from left to right:

Larry Street, Past National President, 1982-1983

Kerry Mazoch, Past National President, 1996-1997

Gerald Franklin, Past National President, 2000-2001

Fondly referred to as "Larry, Kerry & Gerry"

     The Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast District is governed by an elected Board of Directors and Officers, 

comprised of hard working men and women. 

OFFICERS:

District President:  Marta Tang

District President-Elect:  Breah Knape

District Immediate Past President:  S. Qaisar Imam

District Secretary:  Jeanne Wallace

District Treasurer:  Buck Stevens

District VP Events:  Debra Hebert

District VP Communications:  Michelle Holmes

District VP Growth:  S. Qaisar Imam

The Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast District is divided into 5 Divisions, each with a Director who serves as the liaison between the Clubs and the District Board.  Listed below are the Division Directors and Division Clubs.

Division 1 Director and Clubs:  Jake Kuharich - Exchange Clubs of After Hours of Greater Fort Bend, 

Missouri City, Rosenberg, Sienna, Texian of Fulshear-Katy, Elkins Excel, and Ridge Point Excel

Division 2 Director and Clubs:  Richard Flicker - Exchange Clubs of Baton Rouge, and West St. Tammany

Division 3 Director and Clubs:  Marjorie Evans - Exchange Clubs of  Angleton, Pearland, and Pasadena Area

 Division 4 Director and Clubs:  James Waller - Exchange Clubs of  Houston, and Memorial

 Division 5 Director and Clubs:  Vernon Hunt - Exchange Clubs of Fort Bend, Lone Star, Sugar Land, 

Clements Excel, Dulles Excel, and Kempner Excel

      At national conventions our district stirs up lots of spirit and offers up great hospitality to convention attendees from all over the country. 
Some say that we "just have more fun".

    The National Exchange Club was founded in Detroit, Michigan, in 1911.  To date, Exchange is the only service organization exclusively serving communities in the United States.  More than 630 local clubs, and nearly 18,000 members throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico provide individuals with opportunities to use their time and talents to benefit their local communities and the country.  Exchange’s core values are family, community, and country.  Adopted in 1917, and inspired by the 133rd Psalm, the organization’s Motto is, “Unity for Service”.

Through three Programs of Service – Americanism, Community Service, and Youth Programs –and Exchange’s National Project, the prevention of child abuse, local-level clubs fulfill important needs in their communities every day.

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Americanism 

The Americanism Program of Service promotes pride in our country, appreciation for the freedoms granted to American citizens, and gratitude to the men and women who serve or have served in the Armed Forces. Americanism celebrates the country’s rich, unique heritage and inspires unity from coast-to-coast.

Community Service

Community service is the lifeline of Exchange, with local-level clubs devoting countless hours and dollars to serving their neighbors every year. Community Service is the Program of Service that most allows clubs to identify opportunities within their communities and offer assistance to fill gaps in services.  Since the first group of Exchange Club members convened, Exchange has set the bar high for community service involvement!  

Youth Programs

America’s young people are its most precious resource. For many years, Exchange Clubs and National Headquarters have sponsored an impressive selection of activities designed to benefit and encourage our nation’s youth.  Through college scholarships, mentoring and guidance, and service recognition, Exchange is making a difference for America’s youngest generations.

National Project 

The prevention of child abuse became Exchange’s National Project in 1979. To uphold its National Project, Exchange provides a variety of public awareness materials designed to help inform and increase awareness of child abuse and how it can be prevented. Such projects are implemented through Exchange Clubs and Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Centers across the country. Through the scholarly-reviewed Exchange Parent Aide home visitation model, child abuse prevention experts work directly with at-risk families. Learn more about Exchange’s National Project and the Exchange Parent Aide model at 

NationalExchangeClub.org/cap

The National Exchange Club Foundation is the fundraising arm of The National Exchange Club, supporting Exchange Club members as they inspire communities to become better places to live through projects in Americanism, Community Service, Youth Programs, and the National Project – the prevention of child abuse.

If you would like to make a financial contribution by credit card to the National Exchange Club Foundation, 

please click the following link.   

https://www.nationalexchangeclub.org/donate/donate-now/

Checks (payable to NEC Foundation) may be sent to:

The National Exchange Club Foundation
3050 Central Ave.
Toledo, OH 43606-1700
Phone: 419.535.3232

Disclaimer:  This information is presented with the intent of providing informative materials of a general nature only and is not intended to provide legal or tax advice.  Please consult with your attorney or tax advisor to determine the legal and tax effects on your personal circumstances.

Thank you for your generous gift!  Your contribution will make a real difference to children, 

families, and communities throughout the nation.

A formal acknowledgement of your gift will be mailed to you.

If you have any questions, please call 419.535.3232 or email  donorrelations@nationalexchangeclub.org.