There are two Foundations that we support through the Michigan District. The first is the Kiwanis Children’s Fund, the foundation of Kiwanis International. The second, is the Kiwanis of Michigan Foundation.
Perhaps best known for eliminating Global Iodine Deficiency and the work we are currently doing to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus, the Kiwanis Children’s Fund supports local, national, and international communities through disaster relief, community funding grants, scholarships and our global health initiatives.
The Kiwanis of Michigan Foundation was started nearly 100 years ago to support the four major Children’s Hospitals in Michigan, providing valuable, uninsured resources for our kids as they receive care. Learn more.
As the Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor, MI celebrates its 100th Anniversary this week, there is no better time to learn about their Thrift Store. Sign up at bit.ly/21KiwanisTalk... See MoreSee Less
Kudos on 10 decades of exemplary service to the Ann Arbor community!
Congratulations to Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor on your 100th Birthday, celebrating 100 Years of Community Service. Greetings from Division 7, Lt. Gov. Brneda and from all clubs.
Today’s #KiwanisMembershipMonth tip: Seek greater diversity to better reflect the demographics of your community…
…Research various online, niche-oriented demographic directories (affinity groups with veteran-owned, women-owned, Christian/Jewish/Muslim-owned, African-American/Hispanic/Asian-owned business leaders, etc.).
…Meet with any minority business group leaders in your area to seek opportunities to speak during one of their membership or board meetings, as well as promote your club's contributions to the community once or twice a year in their publications.
…Invite minority business group leaders to speak during one of your upcoming club meetings.
“Why can’t I access the Kiwanis Connect reporting site, or why don’t I have the proper access? What do I need to pay when I need a new member?" Do you have a question that you've always wanted to ask someone at Kiwanis International? Here's your chance! ... See MoreSee Less
Foundations
There are two Foundations that we support through the Michigan District. The first is the Kiwanis Children’s Fund, the foundation of Kiwanis International. The second, is the Kiwanis of Michigan Foundation.
Kiwanis Children’s Fund
Perhaps best known for eliminating Global Iodine Deficiency and the work we are currently doing to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus, the Kiwanis Children’s Fund supports local, national, and international communities through disaster relief, community funding grants, scholarships and our global health initiatives.
Kiwanis of Michigan Foundation
The Kiwanis of Michigan Foundation was started nearly 100 years ago to support the four major Children’s Hospitals in Michigan, providing valuable, uninsured resources for our kids as they receive care. Learn more.
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As the Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor, MI celebrates its 100th Anniversary this week, there is no better time to learn about their Thrift Store. Sign up at bit.ly/21KiwanisTalk ... See MoreSee Less
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Kudos on 10 decades of exemplary service to the Ann Arbor community!
Congratulations to Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor on your 100th Birthday, celebrating 100 Years of Community Service. Greetings from Division 7, Lt. Gov. Brneda and from all clubs.
Today’s #KiwanisMembershipMonth tip: Step up your club’s communication to attract prospective members and keep current members enthused…
…Consider regular Facebook posts and ad campaigns.
…Post photos and video snippets of service projects, fundraising events, and club meetings
…Post testimonials from local service recipients, educators, public officials, and chamber/business leaders.
…Post quotations about service, leadership, child. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
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Today’s #KiwanisMembershipMonth tip: Seek greater diversity to better reflect the demographics of your community…
…Research various online, niche-oriented demographic directories (affinity groups with veteran-owned, women-owned, Christian/Jewish/Muslim-owned, African-American/Hispanic/Asian-owned business leaders, etc.).
…Meet with any minority business group leaders in your area to seek opportunities to speak during one of their membership or board meetings, as well as promote your club's contributions to the community once or twice a year in their publications.
…Invite minority business group leaders to speak during one of your upcoming club meetings.
…Ask for opportunities to co-sponsor a membership meeting, either in-person or online. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
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“Why can’t I access the Kiwanis Connect reporting site, or why don’t I have the proper access? What do I need to pay when I need a new member?" Do you have a question that you've always wanted to ask someone at Kiwanis International? Here's your chance! ... See MoreSee Less
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