Hudson Star-Observer Monday August 31, 2010

Local Kiwanian elected to become Governor of Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis District

The Wisconsin Upper Michigan District of Kiwanis International held their 92^nd Annual District Convention in Appleton Wisconsin on 20-22 August.

The Kiwanis Club of Greater Hudson sent five

Kathy Vorphal attended a Governor's luncheon hosted by Division 23 Lieutenant Governor, Jim Wicklund, at the Iron County Kiwanis Club on Sat., July 31.  The Governor's Luncheon was in conjunction with the U.P. Championship Rodeo in Iron River, MI.  Jim drove Kathy in a convertible in the  rodeo

This article was from the Wisconsin State Journal's Monday, July 26, 2010 web edition.

More than 6,000 small nonprofit organizations in Wisconsin, including about 650 in Dane County, at risk of losing their tax-exempt status now have until Oct. 15 to comply with a federal filing requirement.

Internal Revenue

Come enjoy a fun filled day with the entire Kiwanis Family while watching your own Milwaukee Brewers play against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Please note that the starting time has changed. 

You can give a teen you love the same experience—and a taste of Kiwanis values. Send him or her to Key Leader. It’s a weekend leadership experience that gives teens a chance to unplug, reconnect and discover what they care about and who they are.

For more Information on the WI UM District Key Leader Session go to 

Have some of your club members been missing meetings? Skipping service projects?  Keep them in the loop! Here’s how to “ReMember”:

1. Check in. Are there members in your club who seem to be inactive? Give each of them a call and personally invite them to your next meeting or service project.

2. Ask

On Thursday, April 22, members of the JR Gerritts Builders Club visited the Ronald McDonald House in Milwaukee to participate in their annual Tab Toss Day. Builders Club members have sponsored a year-long tab collection campaign and encouraged school-wide participation through various team competitions. With the support of

Fox Cities Kiwanis Announces Award Winners

On May 7, 2010, Appleton Fox Cities Kiwanis Inspirational Celebration honored four (4) Appleton Key and Circle K Club members. Each recipient was selected based on participation in activities within their respective clubs, volunteerism outside of their school and clubs,

YEAR SIX
September 24-26, 2010
Camp Wawbeek, Wisconsin Dells

As a part of Kiwanis International’s Service Leadership Programs, the WI-UM District Key Leader programs are open to all high school and college students.

The cost will be $200 per student,

$175 per K-Family student.

Double Your Impact

Order a George F. Hixson Fellowship or the Kiwanis International Foundation Tablet of Honor (both US$1,000) by April 30 and your contribution for the honor will be matched, dollar for dollar.*  The match is part of the New Beginning Campaign, a historic partnership between Kiwanis International and

GOLDFISH AND HOT DOGS AND PIES

by Paul Palazzolo, Kiwanis International President

What do cream pies, goldfish and hot dogs have in common?  They can all be elements of a successful effort to increase your club’s membership strength!  The answer seems peculiar, but I’ll explain.

As we highlight

The derby begins at 12:01 AM on Friday, July 16th
and ends at 2:00 PM Sunday, July 18th.

Registration hours:
Friday - 9:00 AM

For the 5th year the Green Lake Kiwanis Club is sponsoring a 9-Pin Tap Bowling Tournament benefiting special needs kids from Green Lake County. Last year the Club sent three kids to Camp Wawbeek, an Easter Seals Camp in Wisconsin Dells. The cost for a week is approximately $650 for each camper.

The club is trying out a