(Daylighters)

Join us for a positive, friendly and supportive way to start your day.

The mission of a Toastmasters club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to develop communication and leadership skills, which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.

Are you looking to improve your communication skills?  Toastmasters can help you with your prepared speeches, impromptu speaking and listening skills.

Are you looking to overcome a fear of speaking before people?  Toastmasters can help with a friendly, helpful environment.

Looking to polish your speaking skills?  We improve though practice.  Toastmasters provides on going practice with feedback.

Do you need to give feedback to others?  Evaluations are a major part of the Toastmasters program.  We learn to give constructive feedback in a non-threatening manor.

Are you looking to improve your leadership skills?  Toastmasters has a leadership track which is similar to it public speaking track.

Have you been elected president of your club or organization?  Organizing an running of meetings is part of the basic Toastmaster program.

What makes Daylighters Special?  Daylighters is open to anyone looking to improve their communication and leadership skills.  We  have members from a variety of backgrounds and skill levels.  Daylighters members enjoy the chance to help each other as we all grow.  Everyone has the opportunity to participate at Daylighters.

Can I visit?  Like other clubs, our club always welcomes visitors.  I suggest always calling or e-mailing before you visit.  We might have a special meeting at a different time or location.  The Rec. Center closes infrequently.  Checking ahead of eliminates the possibility of a wasted trip.  We meet at 6:40AM on Wednesday in Beaverton, OR USA at the Cedar Hills Rec. Center.  Map & directions

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