10/19/2025
Your regular Third-Monday SAIL Benbrook, Toastmasters meetup is tomorrow evening at *6 pm*, y'all! Come hone all those skills to become the inspiring leader you know you can be! No RSVP necessary. Come early and order dinner!
Don Melquias Restaurant
5051 Benbrook Boulevard
Fort Worth, TX 76116
(formerly Pulidos Restaurant)
08/05/2025
The President of our chapter, Tessie Kau (standing at the podium) conducted another great meeting on July 21. The featured speaker was Renee Franklin whose speech was "My Foster Dog Mom Journey". Members attending (left to right): Renee, Frank & Frankie Rike, Tessie (standing), Allan & Jamie Pickering. Next meeting is August 18th at 6pm, Don Melquias Restaurante, 5501 Benbrook Blvd.
08/04/2025
🌟 Ever wanted to speak with confidence, think on your feet, or lead with impact? SAIL Toastmasters is where growth begins—one fun, supportive meeting at a time. 🚀
Join us tonight and see what it’s all about! You’ll laugh, you’ll learn, and you just might leave inspired. 💬✨
📍 Don Melquias Restaurante Mexicano, 5051 Benbrook Blvd, Benbrook, TX 76116
đź•– Mondays 6-7 pm, every first and third
Ages 18+ welcome—no pressure to speak!
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07/07/2025
Our Toastmasters meeting tonight! Come join us at Don Melquias on July 21 at 6 pm. Come dine with new friends and practice speaking!
06/02/2025
Our meeting is 6:00 tonight at Don Meliquas! Bring a friend!
05/27/2025
What’s in an Introduction? More Than Just a Name!
If you’ve ever been asked to introduce a speaker and thought, “Wait… what do I say?”—you’re not alone!
In Toastmasters, introductions are part of our program for a reason. They set the stage, spark interest, and give the audience a reason to care about what’s coming next.
A good introduction should:
1. Capture attention – Start with something relevant or intriguing about the topic or speaker.
2. Contextualize the speech – Briefly mention the project, the goal, or the assignment.
3. Celebrate the speaker – Include a few personal or professional tidbits to build anticipation.
4. End strong – Finish with their name last, and say it clearly. That’s their moment!
Quick formula:
Hook + Speech Purpose + Speaker Bio + Confident Close = Great Introduction!
Email your intro to the Toastmaster of the day.
Let’s make every speaker feel like the headliner they are.
Otherwise known as: who are you? What will you be presenting, and why should we listen to you?
05/19/2025
Tonight’s meeting! Theme is birthdays, since a member turns 65 today!