| American General Toastmasters |
| ANICO Articulators Toastmasters Club |
| Blue Frog Toastmasters Club |
| Cane Island Path Blazers Toastmasters |
| ChampionX Toastmasters |
| Cheniere Toastmasters Club |
| City of Bryan Club |
| Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Toastmasters |
| Clear Lake Communicators Club |
| Conroe Speaks Club |
| Cy-Fair Super Speakers Club |
| Daybreakers Toastmasters Club |
| Diamond Club |
| Dining Out Toastmasters Club |
| Firm Speakers Toastmasters Club |
| Houston Galleria Project Management Toastmasters |
| Katy Toastmasters Club |
| Market Street Toastmasters |
| Master Evaluators |
| Memorial City Toastmasters |
| Missouri City Toastmasters Club |
| Pearland Toastmasters Club |
| Pensadores de Houston Toastmasters Club |
| Pensadores Northwest |
| Phillips 66 HQ Toastmasters Club |
| Power Speakers |
| Southeast Houston Toastmasters |
| Southwest Project Management |
| Spring Ahead Speakers Toastmasters Club |
| Successfully Speaking Toastmasters Club |
| Sugar Land Toastmasters |
| Talking Heads Club |
| True Blue Talkers |
| UAGC Orators Toastmasters Club |
| Unity Toastmasters Club |
| West Pearland Toastmasters |
| Woodlands Toastmasters Club |
| Word Doctors Toastmasters Club |
| A+ Toastmasters |
| AspenTech Houston Toastmasters |
| C & F Leaders Club |
| Deerwood Toastmasters Club |
| Easy Risers Club |
| Friendswood Toastmasters |
| Heights Toastmasters Club |
| McDermott McToasters |
| Professionally Speaking Singles Toastmasters Club |
| Talking Bull Club |
| Westhollow Club |
| All Star Club |
| Dance and Toast Masters Club |
| Exxonmobil Houston Campus Toastmasters Club |
| Greenway Plaza Toastmasters |
| High Noon Club |
| Houston Police Dept Toastmasters Club |
| H-Town Toastmasters Club |
| InNOVators Toastmasters |
| Mainland Toastmasters |
| Marathon Speaks! Club |
| Talk Of Downtown Club |
| THE Tomball Toastmasters |
| Voice of Moses |
| Woodforest Toastmasters Club |
| Wordcrafters Club |
| Young Professional |
Each club executive committee — which includes all seven officers and the immediate past president — develops a Distinguished Club Program based on the needs and goals of club members. The goals of these programs are based on Distinguished clubs.
Each clubs’ success is critical to the success of areas, divisions and districts.
The Distinguished Club Program is an annual program, running from July 1 through June 30 that recognizes club achievements in education, membership growth, club leadership and club communication. The program consists of 10 goals for your club to obtain, using the Club Success Plan as your guide.
Any club member can track how their club is doing in the Distinguished Club Program by visiting the Dashboard on the Toastmasters International website. To help keep track of your progress toward these goals throughout the year, updated reports are posted daily on the Toastmasters International website at http://www.toastmasters.org/distinguishedperformancereports.
At year-end, the number of goals the club achieved is calculated. Based on the goals met and whether or not the qualifying requirement has been met, the club may be recognized as a Distinguished, Select Distinguished or President’s Distinguished Club.
A qualifying requirement is a prerequisite or prior condition for participation in the program. If a qualifying requirement is not met, your club may not earn Distinguished recognition even if all of its goals are met. To be eligible for recognition, a club must be in good standing and must meet the qualifying requirement of having either 20 members or a net growth of at least five new members as of June 30. Transfer and honorary members do not count toward the qualifying requirement.
To support Districts in building momentum toward future success, the Toastmasters International Board announced changes to the membership qualifying requirement for the Distinguished Club Program for the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 program years. Effective immediately, the membership requirement is now having either 20 members or a net growth of at least three (3) new, dual, or reinstating members as of June 30.
The District Recognition Program for the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 program years will reflect the following changes, effective immediately:
| Distinguished | Select Distinguished | President’s Distinguished | Smedley Distinguished | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Paid Clubs | No net club loss | Net +1 club | +3% | +5% |
Membership | +1% | +3% | +5% | +8% |
Distinguished | 40% | 45% | 50% | 55% |
A Club Sponsor is appointed to help get a new club through the chartering process.
A Club Mentor is an appointed advisor for a newly formed club.
A Club Coach establishes a rapport with an existing club facing challenges prior to becoming their advisor.
