The Harry S. Himmel Founders Society recognizes those who provide a long-term commitment to I-I District KNRF. A member of the Kiwanis Club of South Town-Chicago, Harry S. Himmel served as Governor of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District of Kiwanis International during 1941-1942. Starting in 1950, Past Governor Harry S. Himmel became the driving force behind the creation of the then Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District. His vision, perseverance, and determination culminated in the official incorporation of the Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation in 1952, with Past Governor Harry S. Himmel leading as the founding Chairman and Head of the Foundation. With a name change in 2016 the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation to better reflect the focus of this charitable medical research foundation, Harry S. Himmel’s vision continues to live on.
On behalf of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation, we are proud to honor Harry S. Himmel’s vision and dedication by creating the Harry S. Himmel Founders Society. Anyone can join the Harry S. Himmel Founders Society by including the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation in your estate planning. This includes, but is not limited to:
Including KNRF as a beneficiary in your trust or your will
Making KNRF at least a partial beneficiary to your IRA
Consider a life insurance policy with the beneficiary being KNRF
Please note that KNRF is an IRS 501(c)(3) charitable organization – you are strongly encouraged to discuss these options with your tax advisor and legal counsel for tax benefits.
The Harry S. Himmel Founders Society STATEMENT OF INTENT form is included below. Please check the method that you are using to make your pledge. All Harry S. Himmel Founders will receive a special plaque. All are encouraged to join us in honoring Harry S. Himmel’s vision by supporting the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation as a Harry S. Himmel Founder Society member. For more information, please contact the I-I District KNRF Executive Director at email [email protected].
Division 12 leaders met on October 15 at Mr. C’s in Rockford to brief each other on a variety of ongoing activities within the Division.
Diana Saavedra of Machesney/Loves Parks explained how the club discussed Youth Protection at its first meeting and how she is assessing community needs to determine where their best fit might be for a signature project. One possibility is partnering with Sleep In Heavenly Peace and Lowes for making beds for children.
Roxanne Vanderheyden of Alpine reported on their (1) continued support of the local food pantry, (2) setting a goal of collecting and distributing 5,000 books for children up to 5th grade and (3) also collecting and distributing winter wear for needy children.
Steve Johnson of Lincoln-Douglas reported on their efforts of collecting good Holloween foods for children rather than candy for the food pantry and their goal to create 2 new Key Clubs this year
Lori Berkes-Nelson of Rockford described their efforts in (1) setting a goal of recruiting 12 new members starting with a social, (2) continuing its support of the local food bank, (3) collecting donations for socks and underwear for school children, (4) selling mums each year as a major fund raiser, and (5) giving members the opportunity to develop their speaking and leadership skills by allowing individuals to invite guest speakers and chair the club’s monthly meetings. ... See MoreSee Less
Harry S Himmel Founders Society
The Harry S. Himmel Founders Society recognizes those who provide a long-term commitment to I-I District KNRF. A member of the Kiwanis Club of South Town-Chicago, Harry S. Himmel served as Governor of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District of Kiwanis International during 1941-1942. Starting in 1950, Past Governor Harry S. Himmel became the driving force behind the creation of the then Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District. His vision, perseverance, and determination culminated in the official incorporation of the Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation in 1952, with Past Governor Harry S. Himmel leading as the founding Chairman and Head of the Foundation. With a name change in 2016 the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation to better reflect the focus of this charitable medical research foundation, Harry S. Himmel’s vision continues to live on.
On behalf of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation, we are proud to honor Harry S. Himmel’s vision and dedication by creating the Harry S. Himmel Founders Society. Anyone can join the Harry S. Himmel Founders Society by including the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation in your estate planning. This includes, but is not limited to:
Please note that KNRF is an IRS 501(c)(3) charitable organization – you are strongly encouraged to discuss these options with your tax advisor and legal counsel for tax benefits.
The Harry S. Himmel Founders Society STATEMENT OF INTENT form is included below. Please check the method that you are using to make your pledge. All Harry S. Himmel Founders will receive a special plaque. All are encouraged to join us in honoring Harry S. Himmel’s vision by supporting the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation as a Harry S. Himmel Founder Society member. For more information, please contact the I-I District KNRF Executive Director at email [email protected].
Downloads
Himmel Statement of Intent
Himmel Founders Presentation
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Division 12 leaders met on October 15 at Mr. C’s in Rockford to brief each other on a variety of ongoing activities within the Division.
Diana Saavedra of Machesney/Loves Parks explained how the club discussed Youth Protection at its first meeting and how she is assessing community needs to determine where their best fit might be for a signature project. One possibility is partnering with Sleep In Heavenly Peace and Lowes for making beds for children.
Roxanne Vanderheyden of Alpine reported on their (1) continued support of the local food pantry, (2) setting a goal of collecting and distributing 5,000 books for children up to 5th grade and (3) also collecting and distributing winter wear for needy children.
Steve Johnson of Lincoln-Douglas reported on their efforts of collecting good Holloween foods for children rather than candy for the food pantry and their goal to create 2 new Key Clubs this year
Lori Berkes-Nelson of Rockford described their efforts in (1) setting a goal of recruiting 12 new members starting with a social, (2) continuing its support of the local food bank, (3) collecting donations for socks and underwear for school children, (4) selling mums each year as a major fund raiser, and (5) giving members the opportunity to develop their speaking and leadership skills by allowing individuals to invite guest speakers and chair the club’s monthly meetings. ... See MoreSee Less
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