Signature projects show the impact a Kiwanis club can have on a community. From playgrounds and parks to festivals and fundraisers, signature projects are the hallmarks of what Kiwanis clubs are known for in their communities. This year, Kiwanis International hosted the ninth annual Signature Project Recognition Program for clubs and districts.
Clubs with twenty-seven members or fewer were judged in the Group I category. Clubs with twenty-eight members or more were judged in Group II. Each group was judged separately, and the top ten finalists were determined for each group. The top three selections from each group were recognized as the gold, silver and bronze winners at the 2025 Kiwanis International Convention. The winning projects in each group were awarded US$2,000, $1,500 and $1,000!
Think about what your Kiwanis club is known for in your community. It can be a service project or a fundraiser. 65 years of Pancakes should qualify!
Signature projects: Are recurring. Enhance the Kiwanis image. Demonstrate significant impact on the community in terms of monies raised or children served. Strengthen membership and partnership opportunities.
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Welcome to our
Two Newest Members!
Kay Brewton is a retired educator sponsored by Stefanie Gall and Brian Grainger is a City Commissioner sponsored by Doug Smith.
Let’s Keep Growing!
for Kiwanis
Opera diva Beverly Sills said:
“One of the qualities that separates us two-legged animals from the four-legged ones is compassion. It is what makes us stand up tall instead of crawling about on all fours. And standing up tall is what frees our arms to reach out to a fellow being and say, let me help you.”
For all you trivia buffs, let’s test your Kiwanis knowledge.
From what Native American Tribe did the phrase “Nunc Kee-wanis” come?
Attend a meeting to find out the answer.
Did you know the answer last month?
(Denver, 1924)
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100th Anniversary
1925 – 2025
Key Club is celebrating 100 years of service, leadership and positive contributions to our communities. As we approach our remarkable centennial milestone, we have a heartfelt birthday wish: for Kiwanis family members and friends to be part of this historic time.
Key Club International serves to better the lives of everyone through encouraging development of high school students and participation in influential, servant leadership. Being able to celebrate this milestone is a wonderful opportunity, and we should take advantage of this to share a legacy of service and connection and promote an even brighter future!
Keep up to GOOD work!
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