Kiwanis International empowers people at every stage of life to become competent, capable, and compassionate leaders by helping them learn to help others. Through its Service Leadership Programs, Kiwanis enables its youngest leaders to serve their communities, opening doors for them to change the world. Through Aktion Club, Kiwanis members give adults with disabilities the opportunity to develop initiative and leadership skills in serving their communities while enabling their integration into society.
As a Kiwanis member, you have the privilege of serving and guiding these developing leaders:
In Kiwanis Kids, elementary students conduct their own service projects.
Terrific Kids promotes character. Students work to improve behavior, attendance, schoolwork , or relationships with peers.
Bring Up Grades recognizes students who work hard to improve their grades,and keep them there.
A leadership program for middle and junior high school students. More than 40,000 young teens run their own Kiwanis-sponsored clubs, improving communities and helping others in 5 countries.
The oldest and largest service leadership organization for teens in the world with members in 30 nations. High school students in 24 countries protect the rights of children in their communities. Governors, executives and a former U.S. president credit Key Club with their first taste of leadership.
A weekend experience designed to empower emerging student leaders ages 14-18.
This program is based on service, leadership and fellowship on more than 500 university campuses worldwide.
Adults living with disabilities in more than 200 clubs in seven nations develop initiative and leadership skills through hands-on service. These adults return to the community the benefits, help, and caring they have received.
Click here to learn how to build and manage a youth program in your area and / or how to build and manage a program for adults with disabilities.
For more information about these programs send Kiwanis International an e-mail or call 1-317-875-8755 (worldwide) or 1-800-KIWANIS (US and Canada).
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The NJ Kelly Green Jacket made it all the way to Forest Park, IL for the 100th Anniversary.
At the stroke of midnight, we will commence upon a new Kiwanis year. Like every year on October 1st we thank our outgoing leadership teams and welcome in our new leaders.
I am proud to begin my term as the President of the New Jersey District Kiwanis Foundation . I would like to thank outgoing President Michael Mulhaul for leading us this past service year. Joining me on this leadership team are Vice-President Emily Scharf, Secretary Celeste Levine Werfel, and Treasurer Jerry Adelsohn. Joining us on the Foundation this year are Foundation Trustees Geoff Price, Cristina Trecate, Harvey Lermack, Joy Scally, Michael Ellithorpe, Rudy Fernandez, Michael Mulhaul, and Joey Giordano. Rounding out the board are District Governor Howard Gordon, Immediate Past District Governor Kirk Popiolek, District Secretary Nancy Hart-Esposito, District Governor-Elect Martin Slezak, and District Treasurer Jeffrey Gates.
I am looking forward to carrying out the foundation business and serving the children of the world.
Hello all! A friendly reminder early registration for Fall Rally closes October 2nd - packet attached! If anyone wishes to attend, please feel free to fill out the link in the packet and let us know.
Fall Rally is happening October 8th at Six Flags - woohoo!!! This year's keynote is our very own Michael Mulhaul, Kiwanis International Vice President!!!
Newly Chartered Kiwanis Club of Greater Dover Makes Impact with School Supplies Donation
DOVER — At their inaugural meeting, the newly formed Kiwanis Club of Greater Dover jump-started their community service with a school supplies drive. All donations were generously given to the “Excellence Family Success Center.”
Situated at 73 Bassett Highway, the Excellence Family Success Center focuses on addressing the healthcare requirements of New Jersey’s women, infants, and children. By orchestrating educational initiatives, outreach, and advocacy, the center plays a pivotal role in shaping the state’s healthcare landscape.
Chartered by Kiwanis International on August 31, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Dover began its journey with 15 pioneering members. Remarkably, within a short span, they’ve welcomed four more members to their fold. Part of a global network, Kiwanis is rooted in the belief of making a global difference through localized efforts – transforming communities and young lives one step at a time. The magic happens when members unite; achieving collectively what would be impossible individually.
The Greater Rockaway Kiwanis Club played a sponsoring role in the formation of the Dover counterpart. To dive deeper into the Dover chapter’s endeavors and vision, visit www.doverkiwanis.org.
If your club would like to have a table or do a service project of your own at this day of volunteering in our community, or just come hang with us, please join! Table signups end Sept. 29 Www.pointpleasantkiwanis.org/pointsgiving. Blessing Bag and BookSmiles will be there along with lots of other groups hosting projects.
Service Leadership Programs
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Kiwanis International empowers people at every stage of life to become competent, capable, and compassionate leaders by helping them learn to help others. Through its Service Leadership Programs, Kiwanis enables its youngest leaders to serve their communities, opening doors for them to change the world. Through Aktion Club, Kiwanis members give adults with disabilities the opportunity to develop initiative and leadership skills in serving their communities while enabling their integration into society.
As a Kiwanis member, you have the privilege of serving and guiding these developing leaders:
In Kiwanis Kids, elementary students conduct their own service projects.
Terrific Kids promotes character. Students work to improve behavior, attendance, schoolwork , or relationships with peers.
Bring Up Grades recognizes students who work hard to improve their grades,and keep them there.
A leadership program for middle and junior high school students. More than 40,000 young teens run their own Kiwanis-sponsored clubs, improving communities and helping others in 5 countries.
The oldest and largest service leadership organization for teens in the world with members in 30 nations. High school students in 24 countries protect the rights of children in their communities. Governors, executives and a former U.S. president credit Key Club with their first taste of leadership.
A weekend experience designed to empower emerging student leaders ages 14-18.
This program is based on service, leadership and fellowship on more than 500 university campuses worldwide.
Adults living with disabilities in more than 200 clubs in seven nations develop initiative and leadership skills through hands-on service. These adults return to the community the benefits, help, and caring they have received.
Click here to learn how to build and manage a youth program in your area and / or how to build and manage a program for adults with disabilities.
For more information about these programs send Kiwanis International an e-mail or call 1-317-875-8755 (worldwide) or 1-800-KIWANIS (US and Canada).
District Events
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The NJ Kelly Green Jacket made it all the way to Forest Park, IL for the 100th Anniversary.
Edward Gleaner made it too on the slide show.We truly are a global organization!
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At the stroke of midnight, we will commence upon a new Kiwanis year. Like every year on October 1st we thank our outgoing leadership teams and welcome in our new leaders.
I am proud to begin my term as the President of the New Jersey District Kiwanis Foundation . I would like to thank outgoing President Michael Mulhaul for leading us this past service year. Joining me on this leadership team are Vice-President Emily Scharf, Secretary Celeste Levine Werfel, and Treasurer Jerry Adelsohn. Joining us on the Foundation this year are Foundation Trustees Geoff Price, Cristina Trecate, Harvey Lermack, Joy Scally, Michael Ellithorpe, Rudy Fernandez, Michael Mulhaul, and Joey Giordano. Rounding out the board are District Governor Howard Gordon, Immediate Past District Governor Kirk Popiolek, District Secretary Nancy Hart-Esposito, District Governor-Elect Martin Slezak, and District Treasurer Jeffrey Gates.I am looking forward to carrying out the foundation business and serving the children of the world.
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Hello all! A friendly reminder early registration for Fall Rally closes October 2nd - packet attached! If anyone wishes to attend, please feel free to fill out the link in the packet and let us know.
Fall Rally is happening October 8th at Six Flags - woohoo!!! This year's keynote is our very own Michael Mulhaul, Kiwanis International Vice President!!!
As always - thank you for your support.
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Newly Chartered Kiwanis Club of Greater Dover Makes Impact with School Supplies Donation
DOVER — At their inaugural meeting, the newly formed Kiwanis Club of Greater Dover jump-started their community service with a school supplies drive. All donations were generously given to the “Excellence Family Success Center.”
Situated at 73 Bassett Highway, the Excellence Family Success Center focuses on addressing the healthcare requirements of New Jersey’s women, infants, and children. By orchestrating educational initiatives, outreach, and advocacy, the center plays a pivotal role in shaping the state’s healthcare landscape.
Chartered by Kiwanis International on August 31, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Dover began its journey with 15 pioneering members. Remarkably, within a short span, they’ve welcomed four more members to their fold. Part of a global network, Kiwanis is rooted in the belief of making a global difference through localized efforts – transforming communities and young lives one step at a time. The magic happens when members unite; achieving collectively what would be impossible individually.
The Greater Rockaway Kiwanis Club played a sponsoring role in the formation of the Dover counterpart. To dive deeper into the Dover chapter’s endeavors and vision, visit www.doverkiwanis.org.
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If your club would like to have a table or do a service project of your own at this day of volunteering in our community, or just come hang with us, please join! Table signups end Sept. 29 Www.pointpleasantkiwanis.org/pointsgiving. Blessing Bag and BookSmiles will be there along with lots of other groups hosting projects.
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