York Toastmasters

What an amazing achievement! York Toastmasters celebrates several of our newest members who have taken that first critical step and recently given their Icebreaker speeches! Congratulations to Gross, Gingerich, McChalicher, and Moyer. Each of you gave dynamic, engaging speeches and we can't wait for your next one!

If you'd like to improve your public speaking, interpersonal conversation, and leadership skills check out York Toastmasters. We meet at 6:30pm on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at YMCA of the Roses - York County, 90 N Newberry Street, Loucks Room, York, PA 17401.

Are you ready to shine?
Toastmasters quickly learn how to be unflappable in the face of changing dynamics and logistics. At our last meeting on July 9th, the room we normally meet in was impacted by flooding and a sewage leak. Determined to not let it stop us, we quickly adapted, found a new location between rooms, and held an excellent meeting with Nayler Abror Abror in the driver's seat as Toastmaster of the Day. Completely undisrupted by events!
Our newly elected president, Christopher Hulse also installed Carrie Mosley as out new Vice President, Education.
Wanna see what Toastmasters is all about? Join York Toastmasters, every 2nd and 4th Wednesday, 6:45pm at the York YMCA 90 N Newberry Street, Loucks Room, York, PA 17401.

Come see us tonight at the York Revolution!

We'll be in section 11 located to the right of the entrance.

We have treats & prizes for contest participants!

🐾📣 Breaking News from York Toastmasters! 📣🐾

Club officer elections are coming for 2025-2026... and rumor has it, Toastmaster Ruby is considering a run for Club President! 🐶💼

Her platform?
✅ More treats at meetings
✅ Mandatory belly rub breaks
✅ Replacing “Ah Counter” with “Aww Counter”

Can you compete with that wagging charisma? Nominations are open—step up before Ruby pawsitively takes over! 🐾😂

Here Toastmaster Marc fills the role of Evaluator. In Toastmasters, giving and receiving feedback is essential for growth and improvement. Constructive feedback helps speakers spot their strengths and areas to improve, boosting confidence and skills. When giving feedback, you get to sharpen your own communication and leadership abilities. Receiving feedback opens the door to growth, helping speakers embrace progress while fine-tuning their craft. This supportive exchange makes Toastmasters a fun and dynamic way to grow both personally and professionally!

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Regret is the ultimate poison.

If you are thinking about taking the leap and doing whatever it is that you love, you need to just go for it.

You will always regret the things that you don't do not the things you did.

Congratulations to the winners of the Division A competition! They competed on Saturday March 22 in Hummelstown

York Toastmaster's own John Verrico won first place in the international speech competition, and will now move on to the District finals on April 26th in King of Prussia, PA.

"I joined York Toastmasters in 2013 at the advice of my manager. I have no problem talking even to large professional groups. What Toastmasters helped me learn in a supportive practical form is to improve my ability to focus on my topic, organize and convey my thoughts better." -Toastmaster Lance