What annual donations should my club make? Where should I send donations?
Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation (formally Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation), click here.
Annual Club Gift to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund (formally Kiwanis International Foundation), click here for ways to give. Make sure it is marked for AGC if that is your intention. Donations to Global Health Initiatives (such as the Iodine Global Network (previously known as IDD) and the Eliminate Program) are also sent to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund.
Governor’s Visit – It is customary to make a donation to the charity of the Governor’s choosing when they officially visit your Division.
Lt Governor’s Fund – Consider supporting your Lt Governor for going above and beyond to support your Club as a Kiwanis Leader. Monetary donations should be made from your General / Administrative Account.
At the June 18th Mega meeting in Davenport, Ken Whitmore summarized the history of the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation (KNRF) and the resulting accomplishments. He,also, .described the associated special KNRF awards.
The guest speaker was Dr. Daniel Tramel who has received KNRF support for over 40 years. His current research is focused on developing a remote neurophysiological assessment for improving the understanding and management of Alzheimer’s and dementia diseases.
The last guest speaker was Jimmy Moreland, the subject of an assessment. He explained that he volunteered after many episodes of forgetfulness and how he completed the assessment questionnaire. ... See MoreSee Less
Club Donations
What annual donations should my club make? Where should I send donations?
Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation (formally Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation), click here.
Annual Club Gift to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund (formally Kiwanis International Foundation), click here for ways to give. Make sure it is marked for AGC if that is your intention. Donations to Global Health Initiatives (such as the Iodine Global Network (previously known as IDD) and the Eliminate Program) are also sent to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund.
SLP (Circle K, Key Club, Aktion Club) Outreach, click here.
Governor’s Visit – It is customary to make a donation to the charity of the Governor’s choosing when they officially visit your Division.
Lt Governor’s Fund – Consider supporting your Lt Governor for going above and beyond to support your Club as a Kiwanis Leader. Monetary donations should be made from your General / Administrative Account.
Upcoming Events
International Convention - Manila Philippines
International Convention - Manila Philippines
International Convention - Manila Philippines
International Convention - Manila Philippines
International Convention - Manila Philippines
International Convention - Manila Philippines
District Office Closed (Holiday)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
I-I District Convention - Springfield, IL
I-I District Convention - Springfield, IL
I-I District Convention - Springfield, IL
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
Club Monthly Report Due (Club Secretaries)
District Office Closed (Holiday)
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At the June 18th Mega meeting in Davenport, Ken Whitmore summarized the history of the I-I District Kiwanis Neuroscience Research Foundation (KNRF) and the resulting accomplishments. He,also, .described the associated special KNRF awards.
The guest speaker was Dr. Daniel Tramel who has received KNRF support for over 40 years. His current research is focused on developing a remote neurophysiological assessment for improving the understanding and management of Alzheimer’s and dementia diseases.
The last guest speaker was Jimmy Moreland, the subject of an assessment. He explained that he volunteered after many episodes of forgetfulness and how he completed the assessment questionnaire. ... See MoreSee Less
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