The St. Charles Jaycees' chapter was chartered on December 3, 1958. Hundreds of young people have been members over the years, including many that have gone on to leadership roles in the St. Charles area, as aldermen, school and park board members, civic and business leaders, and even mayor (Fred T. L. Norris, a charter member).
Membership is open to young men and women ages 18 through 40. You need not be a resident of St. Charles; many of our finest members live out of town, but share a commitment to improve the community and themselves. The Jaycees offers them a chance to do just that. Many people have joined to meet other people in the community.Our monthly general meeting is held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall at Main St. (RT. 64) and Second Avenue on the east side of downtown St. Charles; enter on the East Main St. side of the building, next to the Barber Shop and go downstairs. Limited parking is available on Second Avenue. In addition there is a parking lot on the east side of the building, off of Third Avenue.
What we do as a chapter: Our chapter does many different things within our community. We are mostly known for our haunted house. Because we are a non-for-profit charity we do not have a consistent location for the Haunted House to take place. As of now we are currently still looking for a location. We are also known for senior citizen dances,
Easter egg hunts, Needy kids shopping tour, and parades. This year we are working on new ideas as a way of getting more people
involved.
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