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Talk up Toastmasters Report for District 01 Page 1 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 01 Page 1 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00001032 B 01 Toastmasters 90210 Club 8 YES 00002133 B 03 Fox Talkz Toastmasters Club 7 YES 01326683 B 04 West Hollywood Toastmasters 6 YES 00008944 C 03 Mattel Toastmasters Club 5 YES 01510136 E 01 Aquarium of the Pacific Wavemakers 7 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 5 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 02 Page 2 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00935462 G 74 Amazon Toastmasters Roxanne Club 5 YES 00000540 B 25 Chamber Club 540 6 YES 00004077 E 52 Redmond Toasters Club 6 YES 00004365 E 55 Canyon Park Echoes 5 YES 00654507 D 44 SPOTLIGHT Toastmasters 6 YES 00000069 D 46 Renton Area PACCAR Toastmasters 6 YES 02967790 F 63 Downtown Bellevue Toastmasters 5 YES 05904243 F 65 Wing Talkers 5 YES 01587992 E 52 Redmond Nights 7 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 9 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 03 Page 3 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 07336142 T 04 You Can Toast It, We Can Help! 5 YES 00001576 N 04 Risk Takers Toastmasters Club 8 YES 00002083 T 01 Voice of Many Club 6 YES 00007153 Z 01 Noontime Toastmasters Club 5 YES 00004346 N 04 Good Evening Toastmasters 5 YES 00005059 V 02 USAA Eagles Toastmasters Club 5 YES 01445011 S 03 Queen Creek Toastmasters 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 7 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 04 Page 4 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 01488281 E 03 Salesforce Toastmasters 7 YES 01214446 E 03 Stagecoach Speakers Frontier 5 YES 01567667 E 01 GLOBAL SAN FRANCISCO TOASTMASTERS 10 YES 02626176 B 03 Guidewire Premium Presenters 6 YES 00006535 D 01 United We Speak Club 7 YES 00004014 B 02 Foster City Toastmasters Club 5 YES 01073164 E 04 Shield Speaks Toastmasters Club 6 YES 00000056 E 02 Golden Gate Toastmasters Club 5 YES 05930314 B 01 RingCentral Toastmasters Belmont 5 YES 03572098 B 04 Pacific Rim Toastmasters 5 YES 03154261 D 04 First Republic Toastmasters 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 11 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 05 Page 5 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 06774607 W 19 Marsh & McLennan Agency - San Diego 11 YES 07502404 S 14 PetDesk Toastmasters 5 YES 05447540 N 18 Frontwave Improv Masters 5 YES 06625245 N 23 Prana 6 YES 00000007 S 09 San Diego Toastmasters 7 5 YES 00000047 N 18 Carlsbad-Oceanside Club 7 YES 00002012 W 08 Toastmasters of the Cove Club 8 YES 00000895 W 08 Toastmasters Of La Jolla Club 8 YES 00000643 S 14 Centre City Club 5 YES 00007129 N 18 Palomar Airport Club 7129 6 YES 00002955 I 10 Poway-Black Mountain Club 7 YES 00004130 N 18 Expressions Unlimited 5 YES 00006398 N 24 BIA Toastmasters of Carmel Valley 5 YES 00801978 I 16 Hewlett Packard Toastmasters 7 YES 00686972 N 24 AMN Cheers! Club 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 15 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 06 Page 6 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 05701194 D 31 OptUMs and AHs 5 YES 05331565 C 24 ANMN Toastmasters 5 YES 06839291 C 23 Ed Talks 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 3 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 07 Page 7 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 06643148 F 76 CareOregon 11 YES 00004379 F 72 Pearl District Toastmasters Club 5 YES 00002931 A 24 University Toastmasters Club 5 YES 01007407 E 65 WE Toasted Toastmasters 5 YES 00007499 H 95 Tualatin Valley Toastmasters Club 5 YES 00000158 A 22 Myrtlewood Hootowlers Club 7 YES 00000469 C 43 Creative Communicators 5 YES 00608093 D 53 Babble-On Toastmasters Club 7 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 8 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 08 Page 8 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00009793 C 06 Scott Toastmasters Club 9 YES 00004431 B 20 Mastertoasters Club 8 YES 00000283 F 19 Midtown Clayton Toastmasters Club 5 YES 04908054 F 17 Central West End Toastmasters 6 YES 02451465 F 15 ToastUS 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 5 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 09 Page 9 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 04408890 E 04 Veritas Warriors 6 YES 00004659 B 04 Speech Masters Advanced Toastmasters Club 9 YES 01855382 B 04 Toastmasters International of Connell 6 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 3 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 10 Page 10 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00871427 W 41 Colorful Communicators Club 5 YES 00001690 S 31 Timken Company Toastmasters Club 5 YES 00003613 E 25 Chagrin Valley Toastmasters 6 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 3 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 11 Page 11 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00000592 C 33 Circle City Club 5 YES 00006023 E 53 Twin Bridges Club 5 YES 00004742 A 14 The Great Communicators of Northwest Indiana 5 YES 00006515 H 84 Best In the Business Club 7 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 4 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 12 Page 12 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00000168 A 03 Diamonds in the Rough 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 1 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 13 Page 13 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00845118 D 31 Toastmasters in the Tower 5 YES 06113457 A 04 Crown Castle Toastmasters 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 2 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 14 Page 14 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 07391162 A 12 Grace Toastmasters 5 YES 04909817 E 54 Student Toastmasters At UGA 5 YES 04903022 B 23 HOPEs & DREAMs 9 YES 06978259 A 13 Toastmasters of Snellville 5 YES 00589248 F 61 Ridge Masters Club 5 YES 00001520 B 24 Buckhead Toastmasters 11 YES 00643697 A 11 Gwinnett Harbingers Toastmasters Club 6 YES 00008710 F 63 Talk Masters Toastmasters Club 5 YES 01321170 A 15 Goodwill Speaks 26 YES 00002367 D 43 Henry County Club 8 YES 01202015 B 21 iNCRedible Toastmasters 9 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 11 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 15 Page 15 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00002290 E 05 Dixie Tub Thumpers Club 9 YES 00006782 D 03 Park City Toastmasters Club 7 YES 00007051 E 04 Utah Valley Club 5 YES 00005384 E 05 Color Country Communicators Club 6 YES 07064735 C 02 More Toasting. More Doing. 6 YES 07152887 A 03 Clearly Speaking 6 YES 05892159 E 03 Silicon Slopes 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 7 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 16 Page 16 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00009600 A 04 Mustang Toastmasters Club 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 1 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 17 Page 17 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00008924 N 21 Northern Lights, Western Australia 6 YES 00006438 S 33 Murdoch Southsiders Toastmasters Club 7 YES 00006314 C 03 Durack Club 5 YES 00005491 W 51 Fremantle Gateway Toastmasters Club 6 YES 07293526 I 41 ABU Toastmasters 8 YES 05902679 I 44 Stanley College Toastmasters Club 6 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 6 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 18 Page 18 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 05430707 D 41 Naviators 6 YES 00004724 C 35 Annapolis Toastmasters Club 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 2 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 19 Page 19 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00004991 Y 66 John Deere Financial Toastmasters Club 5 YES 00008826 Y 64 Stagecoach Speakers 5 YES 04105982 W 22 Changing Winds 7 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 3 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 20 Page 20 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 05434730 H 31 Laugh Out Loud 5 YES 00649467 H 30 Desert Pioneers 5 YES 01150558 G 27 Al-Rayah 7 YES 01130743 D 10 GPIC Toastmasters 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 4 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 21 Page 21 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00001882 B 11 Oak Bay Toastmasters Club 6 YES 01104308 A 02 Nuance Toastmasters Club 5 YES 00003929 L 92 TRU Toastmasters Club 9 YES 00002590 F 54 Surrey Club 2590 6 YES 00713811 C 20 Toastmasters On The Hill Club 5 YES Total Number of Clubs Getting Awards: 5 05/12/2020 Talk Up Toastmasters Report for District 22 Page 22 of 122 As of March 31, 2020 Club Division Area Club Name New Members Award 00735666 S 72 Greater Joplin Toastmasters Club 5 YES 01483203 T 14 BCBSKS Toastmasters 16 YES 03982619 K 43 Garmin G.P.S.
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