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Update your records so you don’t miss out

Are your sponsored youth programs ready?

Kiwanis clubs offer training to sponsored organizations

Words about the family

Kiwanis Family

 

Alumni prove allies in scholarship fundraising

 

Kiwanis-family stocks supplies for babies, toddlers

Key Club

 

Key Club convention covers all bases

 

Key Club decreases size of International Board

 

Meet Niel Van Engelen

 

2005-06 Key Club Board elected

 

Food, phone help homeless

 

Skipathon merges service, fundraising

Aktion Club

 

Aktion Club fundraiser cool as ice

 

Aktion disco brings in bucks

Builders Club

 

Use BUILDERS BLOC to share your Builders Club story

 

For seniors, it’s ‘hat’s off’ to these Builders

 

Drive parlays food, cash into more cash

Circle K

 

Tomorrow Fund surpasses goal of US$160,000

 

Circle K’ers scour the sands for garbage

 

Dolls comfort with healing touch

Kiwanis Kids

 

Tap Circle K, Key Club for help with K-Kids

 

Kiwanis Kids catalyst for service, success

Key Leader

 

Key Leader resumes in time for school

Kiwanis Kids catalyst for service, success

Three Kiwanis-sponsored programs tailored to elementary schoolchildren begin the 2005-06 school year redesigned and repackaged, but the end product is far from being the “same ol,’ same ol.’”

The revamped trio—K-Kids, Terrific Kids, and Bring Up Grades (BUG)—now are components of an overall program dubbed, “Kiwanis Kids.” Combining the three into one gives muscle to Kiwanis’ focus on schoolchildren by making it possible for Kiwanis clubs to present them simultaneously to schools.

“These programs benefit children, so it made sense to combine them as Kiwanis Kids,” notes Lisa Pyron, Kiwanis Kids program specialist. “K-Kids cultivates a love for service, while Terrific Kids promotes character development, and BUG recognizes students who raise their grades. Melding them into one initiative provides a powerful tool for clubs and schools working together in the overall development of students.”

In addition to a single brochure showcasing all three programs, clubs can order enhanced literature to help them implement Kiwanis Kids—as well as all-inclusive kits that include signage, a guidebook, recognition items, and promotional materials—by contacting the Member Services Department at the International Office at 317-875-8755, ext. 390. Most of the materials also can be downloaded—and additional information obtained—by accessing the Kiwanis Kids Web site.

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