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TellicoLife is the Place to BeThe leadership of Tellico Village’s largest clubs have partnered to deliver an exciting online membership and activity management system for all Villagers -- We call it TellicoLife. Our vision is to become the one place - one website - one calendar where you can find what’s happening in Tellico Village, sign-up for events, and manage your membership in all your clubs or organizations. View our Video Our site content is available to the general public. Registering for TellicoLife opens additional capabilities, like signing up for events and renewing your club/organization membership. Best of all, registration is free! And .. if you are a member of one of our TLife Partners, you have been pre-registered. Register for TellicoLifeClick Here for Login Help
These TellicoLife Partner clubs & organizations created and continue to govern TellicoLife. Thank you to their leadership! And we hope you will continue to support these organizations.
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TELLICO WORKING TOGETHER - A COORDINATED EFFORT TO IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY
The seven member Tellico Village organizations, four service clubs and three churches, include the Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary, the Women’s Club (GFWC), the Community Church, the First Baptist Church and the Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church. Collectively, their membership represents a significant percentage of the population of Tellico Village. Each has a different mission focus area. For the Kiwanis it is children; the Lions, vision and sight, the Rotary is schools and dental health; the Women’s club focuses on social issues affecting women and families in the community; and the three churches on serving the spiritual needs of their congregants as well as filling unmet needs in various social and economic areas in Loudon County
The thrust of the cooperative effort is two-fold. First to assist in better accomplishing each other’s mission focus efforts. For example, the other clubs will assist the Lions in their used eyeglass collections. Another example would be the clubs collecting food to support a church-sponsored collection effort for the Good Samaritan Center. The second area of cooperation would be in augmenting personnel for specific tasks. As the organization grows, more areas of cooperation will be discovered and be a point of focus. Click here to learn more!
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