The George F. Hixson Fellowship Award, established in 1983 to honor Mr. Hixson, the first Kiwanis International President, was presented to Ken Koscik. Ken is a skilled craftsmen and teacher in the art of building wood-strip canoes and kayaks. In addition to teaching our own members, who have built five canoes and will be

The Kiwanis Club of Downtown Madison selected two youth-oriented programs as recipients of the 2012 Bob and Carroll Heideman Community Service Grant Awards. Tri 4 Schools and the Simpson Street Free Press will each receive a check for $2,500 at the annual Kiwanis Awards Banquet on October 15. (more)

Golden K Kiwanis Club Seeks Donations

Members of the Kiwanis of Manitowoc – Golden K will be at Copps Food Center, Festival Foods, Fox’s Piggly Wiggly, Rob’s Family Market and Shopko Department Store April 6^th and 7^th when they will be accepting donations for Easter Seals Wisconsin Lily Day.  Those

The Kiwanis Club of Downtown Madison will recognize its 95^th Anniversary at a celebration at the Edgewater Hotel in Madison on Monday evening April 23. Kiwanis members are a diverse group of men and women dedicated to personal involvement and financial support for community needs and club activities that foster personal

Bev Johansen, Secretary-Treasurer of the 90 year old Platteville, Wisconsin Kiwanis Club, stands in front of the world’s largest "M" holding  her Kiwanis Teddy Bear and the current Kiwanis Magazine. This year the Platteville club will celebrate its 90th year.

The large "M" stands for the mining

The Kiwanis Club of Greater East Troy has successfully completed a three-year plan of club development and began this year with twelve new members and twenty-two continuing members.  The club is confident of attracting additional new members when they become needed to accomplish the club’s growing list of

This year we had a Bay Cliff Kiwanis Family Work Bee with Kiwanis, Circle K and Key Club all getting together Saturday, September 17 at Bay Cliff health Camp. The Kiwanians were fence painting and cutting down dead trees.  The Circle K was finishing up their 24 hour service project hauling/piling fire wood and helping

Members of the Wild Rose Kiwanis Club sat down last winter and envisioned a long-term project which would tap into some of the concepts behind the random acts of kindness mindset established by Anne Herbert during the early 1980s. The club of thirty-five members has been an engaged group of individuals over the past

On September 15, 2011 the Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee presented a check in the amount of $100,000 to the River Revitalization Foundation (RRF). In return, Kiwanis will be honored with the naming rights to the new Kiwanis landing, a non-motorized boat launch on the Milwaukee River located in the heart of Milwaukee. 

The Wild Rose Kiwanis Club announces its first “Random Acts of Culture” event to be held on July 24, 2011.  The event is titled “Perennial Roots” and will be an old fashioned house and garden party with entertainment by several talented musicians, a speaker, and a pastel artist.

To: Division 20 and Great River Region Kiwanis Clubs

You have a free opportunity to start changing the world by improving your own Kiwanis club!  Lead the way to a larger, more vibrant club that is providing significant service to children.  

The Achieving Club Excellence workshop, facilitated by KI Area

Devote your Tuesday evenings in May and June learning to make an impact on your club meetings, club website, community projects and Kiwanis members worldwide by attending these free webinars:

Being an Informed Delegate (May 17): Get an overview of what delegates will discuss at the Kiwanis International

Want a quick, easy, free way to learn about your favorite Kiwanis topic, without even leaving home? Try a Kiwanis webinar! There’s still time to sign up for these in April.

Reveal: Reach Out (Tuesday, April 12): You probably came to the Kiwanis family because someone you knew asked you to join. Here you’ll learn

       The Capital Region of WI-UM held its Region Workshop March 19, 2011 at the Stoughton High School.

        After eating pancakes and enjoying the Irish Dancers fantastic show, we met in four classrooms.  Division 4 Lt. Gov. Ron Schuler held

The Cumberland Kiwanis Club is a growing community organization.  Despite the loss of several relatively inactive members at the close of the last club year, the official membership has grown from 50 to 60 since October 1.  The “secret” of this growth has not been a highly organized

Hi All,

I thought you’d like to see our AKtion Club in “action”.

Below is channel 6, WLUC TV Marquette MI website with our latest feature.

Our apologies to Dorothy Kollmann for their misspelling of her name, I guess non of us told Yona the correct way.  Sorry!

It is interesting to see how a half hour

Pictured from left to right;  District Govenor Lyle Plagenz, Hixson members Bob Hess, Burr Nussdorfer, Wayne Slotten, Duane McClain & Paul Solberg. 

The Sparta, WI Kiwanis Club held its 90th anniversary banquet at Jake’s Northwoods in Sparta on October 5th. The club’s Hixson Fellows

Appleton Fox Cities Kiwanis Announces Award Recipients and 2010 -2011 New Officers

The 2009-2010 Kiwanis year was an outstanding year for the Appleton Fox Cities Kiwanis service club founded in 1972. The Club accomplished 61 service projects and 2,163.5 hours of service to the community. According to the Independent

This year the weather cooperated with us for our work bee at Bay Cliff Health Camp.  Though we did not have the numbers of workers we hoped for, the 10 of us connected with Kiwanis were all kept busy from repairing screens, painting and staining, picking apples from the oodles of apple trees in Bay Cliff’s