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MissouriArkansas District
Kiwanigra
Missouri-Arkansas District
Issue No.33 April 2021
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Serving the Children of the World ™
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MissouriArkansas District
The Kiwanigram is published bi- Message from Governor A.C. Paxton
monthly in December, February
April, June, August, and Hello everyone, it’s great to be back! I want to
October thank you for your prayers, cards, letters, phone
calls, and all other communications regarding my
MO-ARK website: recent health experience. I am on the road to
www.moarkkiwanis.org recovery which should be an interesting journey
Facebook: Missouri-Arkansas Congratulations to the clubs that brought in new
District of Kiwanis Internationa members during the membership contest (story
on page 3)
With only 6 months left in the Kiwanis year, let’s
continue to focus on bringing in new members to offset any losses
we may have had due to Covid or any other circumstances.
Remember that we can do more with more members.“Each One
Reach One” is our theme for this year, and there has never been a
more important time for individual club members to help revitalize
their clubs.
If “EACH ONE REACHES ONE,” we will end up with a great year
Yours in Service
A.C. Paxto
A.C. Paxton
Governo
Carla O’Brie Did you know?
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Kiwanis helps battle deadly lung disease.
Ron Hil
When disease attacked the lungs the children of Boone County in
Immediate Past Governo
the 1930s, Kiwanis stepped up. In 1932, club president Tom Alton
Mary Vaugha established a “shelter camp” at the corner of William and Walnut
District Secretar streets for underprivileged children with borderline tuberculosis.
Shelter camps provided open-air therapy of rest and nutrition to
Robin Asher
keep the disease from progressing.
District Treasure
Club member Col. M.C. Kerth arranged to use ROTC trucks to bring
Diane Bake children to the camp ve afternoons a week. The kids were fed
Kiwanigram Edito several times during the day and the MU medical fraternity
provided X-ray diagnosis and parent counseling.
Andrea Byr
The camp operated for three years successfully and left a lasting
Key Club Governo
legacy. The program of health through open-air recreation was the
Ranen Mia model for the Columbia Park and Playground Project.
CKI Governo *This article was taken from Columbia Kiwanis Club’s recent
newsletter.
On the cover: Lee’s Summit Aktion Club
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Membership Contest Results
Wright City (Mo.) and Rogers (Ark.) are the winners of the rst Kiwanis Missouri-Arkansas Membership
Contest. The competition, intended to encourage member recruiting, started Nov.1, 2020 and ended
March 31, 2021
Wright City, a Missouri Division 6 club, led the 46 clubs in Group A, with an increase of 18.92%, based on
adding seven new members. That will earn Wright City a rst-place grant of $4,000
The other Group A winners and their percentages of increase, along with the grants they won, are: 2nd
place, Spring eld Downtown (Division 13), 17.78%, $3,000; 3rd place, Crestwood-Sunset Hills (Division 9),
14.71%, $2,000; and 4th place, Florissant Valley (Division 7), 12.77%, $1,000
Rogers, an Arkansas Division 19 club, swept Group B by more than doubling its membership in the contest
period. Its winning percentage of 129.41 re ected 22 new members from its Nov. 1 count of 17. The
Roger’s club earned the rst place grant of $4000.
The other Group B winners are: 2nd place, Liberty, Mo. (Division 3), 69.23% , $3,000; 3rd place Sedalia,
Mo. (Division 11), 60%, $2000; three fourth-place grants, each for $1,000, will go to Ritenour-St. Louis
County, Trenton (Mo.) and Bentonville (Ark.). Each had a membership increase of more than 30%
The 180 clubs in the MO-ARK District had a net gain of 44 members overall during the contest period,
closing March with 4,348 members
MO-ARK District Governor, A. C. Paxton, congratulated the members of the clubs winning grants and
pointed out that the district board established the contest, using reserve funds, as a means of
encouraging clubs to get back to recruiting new members after a year of dealing with the coronavirus
pandemic
“Each One Reach One” is our theme for this year,” he said, “and there has never been a more important
time for individual club members to help revitalize their clubs.
We’ve seen some excellent efforts in this competition, but the end of the contest should certainly not slow
those efforts,” he said. “We can all do more to spread the good name of Kiwanis in our communities.
Note: Below are charts showing the top 20 clubs in each of the two divisions (actually 22 in Group B since
there was a 3-way tie for 20th place).
Membership Contest grants may be used only for service projects, community improvement projects and new
educational scholarships, not for general and administrative purposes. An accounting will be required in writing within
60 days of receipt of a grant
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Kiwanis in Action
Workday at Kamp Kiwanis
On two Saturdays in March (10 and 20th) this year, the Beatrice Johnson Kiwanis Youth Kamp
directors and other volunteers held a workdays to prepare the Kamp for the upcoming season.
Workday projects included, pouring and finishing a concrete slab with a wheelchair ramp at
the new bathroom, and finishing all the electrical work for the pavilion. Volunteers then
cleaned and painted 14 picnic tables and benches, power washed the pavilion oor and painted
pavilion posts. They also removed dead trees and cleared brush along hiking trails, roads and
at camp pods. Of course all the work was supervised by the unofficial Kamp project
supervisor, Ace. It is anticipated that it will be a very busy season at the Kamp this year as we
recover from Covid19 restrictions last year. To make reservations to use the Kamp go to the
Beatrice Johnson Kiwanis Youth Kamp web page (kampkiwanismoar.org). Don’t delay, available
dates are lling fast
Teresa Frihart, Kamp
Board member, cleaned
and updated the Kamp
New concrete at the
bulletin board.
bathroom facility and
Kamp project
supervisor, Ace.
South County-St. Louis Kiwanians establish Kiwanis Corners
South County Kiwanis President Louann Elledge and Dr. Chad Dickemper,
Director of Planning and Development of the Mehlville School District and a
member of South County Kiwanis, are excited to report that the Kiwanis
Corner, a selection of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) books, will be delivered
to all elementary schools in the Mehlville School District after spring break! The
goal of the Kiwanis Corner is to support social-emotional learning for students,
by providing a diverse set of reading materials appropriate to grades K-5. Many
of these books may already be in the libraries, but our hope is to feature them to draw
attention of all students.
Special thanks to Mrs. Rachel Schremp, the librarian at Trautwein Elementary for her support in
this project, and to South County Kiwanis member Mary Howard for planning and heading up this
effort to establish the Kiwanis Corner in all of Mehlville School District elementary schools. South
County Kiwanis plans to continue adding to these collections of books in the future to increase
the appeal to all students.
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Kiwanis in Action
Lee’s Summit Atkion Club practices Kindness in Aktion
Lee’s Summit Atkion Club members practiced
#KindnessInAktion during Atkion Club week by
making recovery kits for frontline healthcare
workers at Saint Luke's Health System. On
Dare to Care Day, members assembled Happy
Kits for Children's Mercy Hospital and food
packs for Pro Deo Youth Center. Special
thanks to our DPI staff for helping the
individuals we support to be connected to their
communities!
South County Kiwanis Club work with SLPs to make cards
The South County-St.Louis Kiwanis Club recently, with the help of
our Key Clubs and several elementary school classes in the Mehlville
School District, delivered over 300 Valentine cards to the residents
of a local nursing home to brighten their day and cheer them up. The
Activities Director of the nursing home told us that she had enough
cards to deliver them to the residents over a 3-day period and that
they were very pleased and happy to receive them
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Kiwanis In Action
Maplewood Kiwanians help with Weekend on Wheels Food Pantry
The Maplewood Richmond Heights School District was in need of food donations for their WOW
food program which helps students and their families. The club donated $250 worth of
groceries. Six members of the club made individual donations that amounted to another $330
for a total of $580. Thanks to Jocelyn Diehl, Ed Rich, Barry Greenberg, Phil Johnson, Andrew
Bolin, and Bonnie Paulsmeyer for their individual donations. Jocelyn Diehl and Bonnie Paulsmeyer
did all of the shopping. The Kiwanians delivered two trunks full of groceries to the school
district on April 7, 2021, the same day the elementary school students held a food drive for the
WOW program. The food was delivered by Jocelyn Diehl, Ed Rich, Barry Greenberg, and Bonnie
Paulsmeyer. MRH staff who received the donations were Kat Norton, Administrative Assistant to
the Superintendent and Bill Cordia, P.E. teacher at MRH Elementary. Thanks to all for
participating in this important service project.
Phil Johnson, Jocelyn Diehl, Barry Greenberg,
Ed Rich, Board & MRH Communications Phil Johnson,Kiwanis Board Member and Board member; Bonnie Paulsmeyer,
Director; Jocelyn Diehl, Barry Greenberg, Jocelyn Diehl, Maplewood Kiwanis Presiden Secretary; Bill Cordia, MRH Elementary Staff
Kat Norton, MRH Administrative
Assistant to the Superintendent
O’Fallon Kiwanis Club honors child advocacy coordinato
The Kiwanis Club of O'Fallon gives a Quarterly Award to
someone in the Community who is making a difference,
giving them a certi cate and a gift card. This quarter the
club honored Jenn Townsend from The Child Center in
Wentzville, MO. The Child Center is a child advocacy center
with the primary goal to ensure that children disclosing
abuse are not further victimized by the intervention
systems designed to protect them. As an intake
coordinator, she touches every case that comes to the
Child Center (more than 100 a month). The majority of her
work is done on a phone connecting, comforting and Left to Right -Kiwanis President Martha Radginski, Jenn
Townsend in the center surrounded by co-workers in
showing true compassion for children and their families in the middle, Kiwanis members John Chambless (back
their state of crisis. Jenn spends countless hours carrying row), Katie & Tom Page.
out the mission of the Child Center.
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Kiwanis in Action
Kiwanis Club of St. Joseph, MO Coats for Kids Progra
Kiwanis Club of St. Joseph, MO continued the tradition of providing
vouchers for area children to purchase new coats and other cold weather
items. In partnership with the St. Joseph School District Counseling
Department, Kiwanis was able to get $11,000 worth of vouchers into the
hands of kids that are in need of a coat this winter. Jeff Ellison, Kiwanis
Coats for Kids committee chair, states “we do it to help the large number
of families in need of warm clothing each year, but this year in particular.”
Elizabeth Chase, Coordinator of Counseling in the St. Joseph School
District adds, “While the Kiwanis Coats for Kids program has always been a
wonderful resource for many of our students, this year the program
allowed us to meet some signi cant needs that might have gone un lled in
the midst of the pandemic. With an increasing number of families Jeff Auxier, Coats for Kids
struggling to make ends meet, the Saint Joseph School District is Committee Chair.
tremendously thankful to our local Kiwanis Club members for being willing
to serve our community’s children by providing new warm-weather
apparel.”
Kiwanis Club of St. Joseph, MO has been providing vouchers for coats to
area children since 1993. Meaghan Simpson, Club President, states
“Kiwanis Club of St. Joseph has been helping our community with coats
for kids for many years. We are excited to be able to continue offering
this voucher program, especially this year during the pandemic. We
appreciate everyone who supports our fundraisers, such as our annual nut
sales and our trivia night, to help us continue to get coats into the hands
of kiddos that need them.”
Gravois Kiwanis Club saw a need and ful lled it!
Gravois Kiwanis Club members delivered two bookcases, kids
books, ash card packs, adult novels and reference books to
the residents at Gateway 180 Homelessness Reversed. They
sorted and set them all up in the computer room.
Thanks to Ginger Crooks, Paul Eckrich and Bob Praprotnik for
their efforts in making this worthwhile endeavor come to
fruition.
Photo L to R: Carla OBrien, Paul Eckrich, Bob Praprotnik (not
pictured, Ginger Crooks)
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Kiwanians Honor Students
Crestwood-Sunset Hills Club Student of the month
On February 25, the Crestwood-Sunset Hills Kiwanis Club
honored Lindbergh High School senior Tyler Thomas
(pictured, center) as their Student of the Month. Tyler was
nominated by guidance counselor Kate Keegen (pictured,
left) and received a certi cate and a Barnes and Noble gift
card from club president Diane Slattery. (pictured, right)
Batesville Kiwanis Club awards scholarship
Batesville Kiwanis Club awarded Brooklyn Wolfe of Southside Charter
High School with the $1,000 Kimberly Moore Memorial Scholarship.
Brooke has been a member of Builders Club and Key Club. As a Key
Club member, she was Treasurer her sophomore year, and Vice
President her senior year. She is the daughter of Chara and Allen
Wolfe. Pictured at left is Brooke Wolfe and Bill Cline, Kiwanis Advisor
to Southside Key Club.
South County-St. Louis Club honors students
The Kiwanis Club of South County - St. Louis recently honored Louis Angel Garcia (Margaret
Buerkle Middle School), Zachary Moore (Bernard Middle School), Zainab Al-Saadi (Hancock Place
Middle School), Olivia Gagen (St. Mark Catholic School), and Nicolas Della Croce, (St. Francis of
Assisi Catholic School), as their “Outstanding Students.” All were honored for outstanding
academic performance, involvement in school and community activities, as well as the service
they render to their school and their community. In addition to a Certi cate of Recognition,
each student received a gift card to a local store.
Pictured with Nicolas are his
parents Greg and Sarah Della
Croce
Zainab is pictured with Pictured with Olivia are her
her parents Aymen Al- parents Andrea and Scott
Angel Garcia Zach Moore, pictured here Saadi and Intisar Al- Gagen.
with his mother Lisa Moore. Wazzan and her brother
Zain
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Election of Of cers 2021
It’s time again for MO-ARK Kiwanis of cer elections. Local clubs need to elect 2021-2022 slate of
of cers, and the district will need to elect Lt. Governor’s for each division, Trustees for Regions and the
District Governor-Elect
Elections of Clubs Of cers
All clubs must have your elected of cers: President, President-Elect (Vice President), Secretary and
Treasurer voted on and elected by June 1st. Club elections are reported directly on the club secretary
dashboard. There is no separate election form to ll out. This allows us to plan for the change over on
October 1st. Please note that any club that has not entered their of cers by September 30th will not
have access to the dashboard on October 1st.
New elections will be held within 60 days, provided at least fourteen (14) days previous notice of the
meeting and nomination(s) is given to the members.
Club Leadership Training – will be held in-person and virtually. The meeting dates will be forthcoming
Election of Lieutenant Governor and Lieutenant Governor-elect
The current Lieutenant Governor of each division shall hold a meeting to elect a Lieutenant Governor
and a Lieutenant Governor-elect for the next term. You must notify the president of each club in the
division at least 10 days prior to the meeting and anyone else in the division that has served in a
leadership with the district to be invited to the meeting. Delegates from at least a majority of the clubs
in the division shall constitute a quorum.
Lt. Governor Training – Saturday, May 15, 2021 at the Camden Hotel and Conference Center in Branson,
MO.
Election of Trustees
Current Trustees in Regions II, IV, & VIII will shall hold a meeting to elect a new Trustee for the next
term. You must notify the president of each club in the division at least 10 days prior to the meeting
and anyone else in the division that has served in a leadership with the district to be invited to the
meeting. Delegates from at least a majority of the clubs in the region shall constitute a quorum. The
Trustee shall conduct the elections, unless he/she is a candidate for election. Delegates from at least
one-third (1/3) of the clubs in the region shall constitute a quorum. All candidates must complete a
consent form. Contact he District Secretary for more information
A Trustee will also be needed for Region V. This will be a one year appointment to ful ll an unful lled
term
Governor-Elect
All quali ed candidates for this of ce to be elected at the annual convention must submit written notice
of candidacy to the District Secretary no later than sixty (60) days prior to the before the convention
begins. They must also submit a signed agreement to Kiwanis International to ful ll the duties of of ce
and have a clear criminal history background check conducted and veri ed by Kiwanis International.
Please contact the District Secretary for more information
As for options to online voting, many vehicles are available. Email members to get a quorum vote. You
can also use Free Conference Call application - FreeConferenceCall.com or Go to Meeting is a good
option - https://www.gotomeeting.com/ or Zoom - https://zoom.us. All are free and easy to use
All of ces must be lled prior to the District Convention to be held at the Embassy Suites Hotel in
Jonesboro on August 5 – 8, 2021. The results must submitted to the District Secretary upon approval.
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Kiwanis Celebrates Forty Years in Hot Springs
The Kiwanis Club of Hot Springs Village was chartered on March 19, 1981, with
thirty-four members. Of that group, Henry Jensen was the rst President, Jim
McKinnon was Vice-President, Timothy Redden was the Secretary and the rst
Treasurer was Jack Keimester. While the archives of the Village's rst newspaper,
LaVilla, are lost to time it certainly seems likely that there was a big splash
announcing the founding of Kiwanis in the Village. The Kiwanis Clubs of Hot Springs, Greater Hot
Springs and the Golden K Club of Hot Springs were all sponsors of the new club. The club has
been the home of one District Governor (Marion DuBose), nine Lieutenant Governors, two regional
Trustees and recognized by the Missouri-Arkansas District as a Distinguished Club thirteen times.
One other notable honor for the club was that the Boys and Girls Club was for many years named
the Paul Bewie Boys and Girls Club after the second president of the club. The Village Kiwanis Club
grew quickly and within a period of only three years more than 120 members could be counted.
That was such a large group that the decision was made to divide and form a second club. The
Kiwanis Club of Greater Hot Springs Village was chartered on October 4, 1984. The two Kiwanis
Clubs are sponsors of three school districts, Fountain Lake, Mountain Pine and Jessieville, where
they provide scholarships for graduating seniors and SLP clubs at the elementary through high
school levels that promote leadership skills. The Village Club continues to support the community
with nancial support to such organizations as the Imagination Library, Terri c Kids, Special Kids
Picnic, Meals-on-wheels, Cedar Mountain Boys and Girls Club, Jackson House, Salvation Army Bell
Ringers, Camp P efer and Village Pride Day, and continues to be the largest club in Division 15.
Hot Springs Village Club’s Fortieth Anniversary this year was a bit muted because of the
precautions they were taking to cope with the Covid Pandemic. Nevertheless, on March 18, 2021,
at their regular Thursday morning meeting, members “raised the cup” to celebrate, properly
distanced and masked, forty years of service and fellowship. The current of cers of the club are
Charles Derryberry, President; Susan Lafond, Vice-president and current Regional Trustee; Rick
Martinek, Treasurer; and Kathleen Kinney, Secretary and the current Lt. Gov. of Div.15.
Hot Springs Village Kiwanis Club meets each Thursday at 8:00am in the Christ Lutheran Church,
103 Ponferrada Way. For more information, you can contact Club President Charlie Derryberry,
501-922-1915. Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/kiwanis.hsv.7. We are still practicing
social distancing and please wear a mask.
MO-ARK District Awarded Grant from Kiwanis Children’s Fund
MO-ARK has received notice of our district grant in the amount of $1,212.06. Governor A.C.
Paxton asked that we give this grant toward one of our District projects—Key Leader Camp.
Key Leader Camp is a great weekend camp which helps kids with their leadership skills! I would
suggest that you look into sending students to this camp. IT IS GREAT
Nancy Hof
District Chair, MO-ARK Distric
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MO-ARK District Distinguished Clubs 2019-2020
Congratulations to the following clubs that have received Distinguished Club and
Division Recognition for 2019-2020. Awards will be presented at the District Convent
August 7, in Jonesboro, AR. You can nd the criteria for the 2020-2021 distinguished
club/divisions awards at: distinguished club
Distinguished Clubs
Boliva Jefferson Cit Perryvill
Florissant Valle
Boonvill Jennings-M Roger
Fort Smit
Bridgeto Meramec Valley Communit Sikesto
Fulto
Cave Cit Mid-Town, Kansas Cit Siloam Spring
Golden K, Bento
Clark Count Monet Springdal
Gravett
Columbi Montgomery Cit Spring eld (Downtown
Gravois, STL Count
Crestwood-Sunset Hill Normandy 24- St. Jame
Greater Ferguso
Creve Coeu Ozark Coast, Osage Beac Wright City
Greater Hot Springs Villag
Farmington Paragould Union
Greater Spanish Lak
Distinguished Divisions-Lt. Governor
Division 5—Ken Jarvis Division 7—Chuck Seevers Division 8—Becky Panchot
MO-ARK District Giving Report
Thank you, thank you, thank you to all of you striving to help the Children of MO-ARK District as well
as Children of your community and the Children of the World. Many clubs are starting to get back to
some form of normalcy after having to stop meeting for a while or just having virtual meetings for
the past year. It has been great for my club to be meeting face to face for the past few weeks again
Let me tell you what has been happening this past month. First of all, see the Giving Report posted
on the District website of clubs who have donated to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund from October 1
through March 31. Thanks to all of you who have donated! If your club has donated and if you are not
listed here but have sent a donation to KFC for the district, please let me know.
Thus far, our donations have totaled $13,974.01. For those of you who have not been able to send
in your donations as of yet, click on the donation link on the District website. Remember, it is
suggested that clubs donate $10 per member to KCF. I ask that if you cannot afford to donate $20
per member, please donate what you can. There is the $365 project in which KCF is asking your club
to donate $1 per day
If you have any questions, give Nancy Hoff, District Chair, a call @ 660-537-1388
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Upcoming Events
Missouri Arkansas District Conventio
Don’t miss it! Save the date for the 2021 Missouri Arkansas District Convention. We are
looking forward to our upcoming District Convention in Jonesboro, Arkansas, Thursday
-Saturday, August 5-7, 2021. We will be meeting in person at the lovely, new Embassy
Suites by Hilton Jonesboro Red Wolf Convention Center at 223 Red Wolf Blvd, Jonesboro,
AR 72405, are also planning to provide virtual attendance opportunities through Zoom for
those who can’t join us in person.
The schedule of events and registration information will be published at a later date,
however, we want you to mark your calendars now! There will be a Meet & Greet event
Thursday evening for those who come down early. Registration will begin early Friday
morning. In addition to Presidents and Secretaries CLE training, there will be some great
education opportunities, fun networking events, and an interactive service project. After
the Saturday afternoon Delegates session, we will celebrate Governor A.C. Paxton’s year
and welcome Governor-Elect Carla O’Brien at the Governor’s Banquet.
Make your plans now to take a trip to Delta country and join us in Jonesboro, located on
Crowley’s Ridge and Craighead County Seat, Jonesboro is the 5th largest city in Arkansas,
home to the Arkansas State University, the second largest university in Arkansas. There is
plenty to see and do in this fast growing city.
In Kiwanis service,
Katie Rennard
Convention Chair
Kiwanis International Convention
Kiwanis clubs face unique challenges especially since COVID-19 changed everything. That’s why
we’re introducing the 2021 Kiwanis Education and Leadership Conference. Kiwanis experts and
partners will bring you the education, inspiration and leadership development you need to get
through these tough times
Join in person or virtually, June 24-26, 2021, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Visit kiwanis.org/
SLC2021 for a schedule of events, registration options and list of educational seminars being
offered online and in person. Registration begins March 18. In-person attendance will be
determined by capacity limits established by local and state of cials
Kiwanis is desperately needed in so many communities to ensure all kids have access to the
resources they need to thrive, the education they need to prosper and the food they need to
grow
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In Memoriam
Type to enter
Division text Division Division 19
Laura Denek Ronald Schneide Cindy Jac
Columbi Festus-Crystal City Gravette
Lowell Daughert
Columbia-Golden K Division 1 Division 2
David Honeycut Dianne McKissac
Division Monett Clarksville
Harold Daniels
Tro Division 1
Richard Har
Harrison
Kiwanigram Submission
Help!!! Please share your projects with me. Many Kiwanians do not do FaceBook
and don’t get to see the wonderful work everyone is doing. Information to be
considered for the Kiwanigram should be summited by email to
moarkkiwanis@gmail.com Please include the name and location of your club.
The photos should be jpeg format. Please include a brief description of the
project along with the names of Kiwanians, or SLP members featured in the
photos. Please do not send your entire club newsletter, submit individual
articles and pictures ONLY to be considered for publication.
Diane Bake
Kiwanigram Editor
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