Gov. Joel Harris calls the meeting to order.

Some lieutenant governors during the meeting.

International Trustee Chuck Fletcher from the Kentucky-Tennessee District addressing the board.

Gov. Elect Lucien Giancursio speaking about his preparations for the coming year.

Key Club Gov. Gabriella Slootsky of Tottenville High School on Staten Island speaks at the Opening Session.

Circle K Gov. Haleigh Gaston, a student at the University of Albany, speaks.

Linda Winston, senior executive director of the Upstate Northeastern New York Chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation was the keynote speaker for the evening. Awareness of Crohn's and Colitis and support for the foundation's work is this year's Governor's Project.

The crowd at the opening session. Across the front row are Past International President Thomas DeJulio, Past International First Lady Dr. Rosemary DeJulio, International Trustee Chuck Fletcher, Distinguished Past Gov. Joseph Eppolito and Past Gov. Robert Calabrese.

Finger Lakes Lt. Gov. Thomas David and his wife, Penfield-Perinton President Angela David, ready for the onesie party.

Past Finger Lakes Lt. Gov. Peg Bobzin; Finger Lakes Lt.-Gov.-Elect Christine Mitchell and Kennedy Mitchell, all of the Honeoye Falls-Lima Mendon club.

Past International President Peter Mancuso, Past Gov. James Mancuso, Cynthia Ewanciw-Morse and Past Lt. Gov. Martin Valk (back to camera).

First Lady Helene Harris (at right) thanking all those in attendance for their support of her First Lady's Project. The onesie party was part of that, as books were collected for Kamp Kiwanis. Dressed in a matching onesie is Gov. Joel Harris.

District Membership Chair Tom Cesiro, left, and International Trustee Chuck Fletcher during a forum on member retention.

Gov.-Elect Lucien Giancursio announcing the 2021-22 club Achievement Awards.

Past Lt. Gov. Bruce Pivetz of the Niagara Frontier North Division, right, makes a presentation to Mancuso on behalf of the lieutenant governors who served during the past Kiwanis Year with him. Included was a $1,000 donation to the Cornell Cooperative Extension's Monarch Butterfly project.

Past Gov. James Mancuso announced the distinguished divisions and clubs for 2021-22.