KIWANIS magazine August 2008 Quick links How the Wild West settled Kiwanis Club Web site templates Builders Club fee

Looking for hope

Locally and worldwide, children seek help. With members' support, the Kiwanis International Foundation empowers clubs to answer their pleas

Growth--As easy as 1-2-3

You're committed to service. You're devoted to your club. How can you do more for children? Grow. Here's how.

Orlando masterpiece

Piece by piece over the course of four days this past June, the 93rd Annual Kiwanis International Convention magically transformed its host city, Orlando, Florida, into a mosaic of experiences for more than 4,000 members and guests.

Going for the big bucks

How many nickels, loonies, or pesos does a club need? Many Kiwanis clubs have upped the ante in their fundraising projects to achieve greater service

Christel vision

Investing market capital to build human capital--a conversation with Christel House founder, Christel DeHaan

President's Message

• An island of service

Newsroom

• Canaday elected 2008-09 President
• Two-year terms: OK
• It's time to reach out
• New Builders fee favors growth
• A profile in courage--Walter Sellers
• Kiwanis International Policies
• Ready for a Web makeover?
• World project in Kiwanis' future
• Simply dashing--a new look for KiwanisOne.org

Showcase

• Read and give
• Kiwi crew plots burial lot's restoration
• Trial by teen

Clubhouse

• Love, Kiwanis style
• How the Wild West settled Kiwanis
• Can you top this?
• Ontario Kiwanian marks 100 years
• Club birthdays

Leadership Matters

• Outbreaks of greatness
• Net gain
• Quote--US Statesman Benjamin Franklin
• Book it