KIWANIS Indiana District Hoosier Kiwanis Update NOW WORKING!!! To view the current District Club Directory, please cut & paste or type it into your web browser. 2012-13 Club Directory https://www.box.com/ s/2cb9a8ef04a2ea1daeff (We cannot post to the District website do to privacy issues.) Serving the Children of the World No. 3-DECEMBER 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE P. 1 MID-YEAR CONFERENCE P. 2-9 MID-YEAR REGISTRATION P. 4 MY EDUCATIONAL FORUMS P. 5-6 MY EXHIBIT INFORMATION P. 7 MY TENTATIVE SCHEDULE P. 7 MY KEYNOTE MYSTERY SPEAKER P. 8 MY AWARDS P. 9 MY MENUS & HOTEL INFO P. 9 RILEY FUNDRAISING P. 10 DISTRICT EDUCATION UPDATE P. 11 MY-PARENT CART NEEDS P. 11 HELPING SUPERSTORM SANDY VICTIMS P. 12 HELP KIWANIS HELP CHILDREN IN NEED P. 12 KEY LEADER UPDATE P. 13 OUTREACH P. 14 PARENT CART NEEDS LIST P. 14 AKTION CLUBS NEED VOLUNTEERS P. 15 CLUB BYLAWS INFORAMTOIN P. 15 2012-13 INTER-CLUB CONTEST INFO P. 16 DISTRICT CALENDAR P. 17-18 DIVISION MEMBERSHIP CAN YOU MAKE A DIFFERNCE? P. 18 (IF YOUR CLUB OR DIVISION HAS A SPECIAL PROJECT OR EVENT, PLEASE SEND THE INFOR- MATION TO BE POSTED TO OUR CALENDAR TO: INDKIW@INDKIW.ORG. INCLUDE NAME OF EVENT, DATE, TIME, LOCATION (FOR GPS), COST, CONTACT PERSON WITH PHONE AND EMAIL ADDRESS) Governor’s Message By Warren “Ted” Sullivan, III New Year Resolution The year 2012 is all but gone and 2013 is almost here. It is a common occurrence at this time of year for a person to think about doing things a little different during the New Year. It is at this time a person thinks about starting or increasing an exercise schedule, thinks about visiting family members more frequently, or thinks about doing a better job at thanking others for their community contributions. There are many other things a person can think of changing in the New Year but we don’t have the space or time to list them all. The important fact is that this is the time of year each of us thinks about making this New Year better than other years. Kiwanis, Kiwanis Clubs, and Kiwanis members started our new year off back on October 1 st . For many Kiwanis members October 1 st wasn’t much different than the previous September 1 st . There are those Kiwanis Clubs whose membership does the same thing week after week and does not see the need for doing anything any differently. The membership of some Kiwanis Clubs is so charged with energy that change is a weekly event. Finally there are those Kiwanis Clubs with a membership that is a combination of the two previously mentioned. How would you describe the membership of your Kiwanis Club? What all Kiwanis Clubs need to do, no matter how energized they may or may not be, is CONNECT with their local community to insure that the Kiwanis presence is known throughout the entire community and that the community’s needs that can be addressed by the Kiwanis Club are in fact part of the club’s regular agenda. What all Kiwanis Clubs need to do is NOT ASSUME but stay CONNECTED with their community on a weekly basis. Every Kiwanis Club should be utilizing local media to keep their community informed as to what their local Kiwanis Club is doing and to INSPIRE others to help by either joining Kiwanis, contributing to Kiwanis fundraisers, or both. Last but not least, the Kiwanis member should always ADVOCATE for the KIWANIS FAMILY and let their community know of the great value there is in Kiwanis, Kiwanis sponsored programs, and the service the Kiwanis Family provides. Want to increase the energy in your Kiwanis Club membership? Connect with your community, inspire others to join Kiwanis, advocate for the Kiwanis Family, and the energy will begin to increase. New members bring new ideas, new community needs bring about new Kiwanis projects, and the knowledge of Kiwanis spread throughout community homes, stores, and schools brings about increased respect and support for your Kiwanis Club. I just want to give you food for thought as you think about what your New Year Resolution might be for the Year 2013. Linda and I wish everyone a Joyous Holiday Season and a very Happy New Year. Ted Sullivan, III 2012-13 Indiana District Governor [email protected]• (812) 599-2614 (C) Connect, Inspire, Advocate for Our Children, Their World
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KIWANISIndiana District Hoosier Kiwanis Update
NOW WORKING!!!To view the current District Club Directory, please cut & paste or type it into your web
browser.
2012-13 Club Directoryhttps://www.box.com/
s/2cb9a8ef04a2ea1daeff
(We cannot post to the District
website do to privacy issues.)
Serving the Children of the World No. 3-DECEMBER 2012
TABLE OF CONTENTSGovernor’s MessaGe p. 1Mid-Year ConferenCe p. 2-9Mid-Year reGistration p. 4MY eduCational foruMs p. 5-6MY exhibit inforMation p. 7MY tentative sChedule p. 7MY KeYnote MYsterY speaKer p. 8MY awards p. 9MY Menus & hotel info p. 9rileY fundraisinG p. 10distriCt eduCation update p. 11MY-parent Cart needs p. 11helpinG superstorM
sandY viCtiMs p. 12help Kiwanis help Children in need p. 12KeY leader update p. 13outreaCh p. 14parent Cart needs list p. 14aKtion Clubs need volunteers p. 15Club bYlaws inforaMtoin p. 152012-13 inter-Club
Contest info p. 16distriCt Calendar p. 17-18division MeMbership
Can You MaKe a differnCe? p. 18
(if Your Club or division has a speCial projeCt or event, please send the infor-Mation to be posted to our Calendar to: [email protected]. inClude naMe of event, date, tiMe, loCation (for Gps), Cost, ContaCt person with phone and eMail address)
Governor’s MessageBy Warren “Ted” Sullivan, III
New Year Resolution The year 2012 is all but gone and 2013 is almost here. It is a common occurrence at this time of year for a person to think about doing things a little different during the New Year. It is at this time a person thinks about starting or increasing an exercise schedule, thinks about visiting family members more frequently, or thinks about doing a better job at thanking others for their community contributions. There are many other things a person can think of changing in the New Year but we don’t have the space or time to list them all. The important fact is that this is the time of year each of us thinks about making this New Year better than other years.
Kiwanis, Kiwanis Clubs, and Kiwanis members started our new year off back on October 1st. For many Kiwanis members October 1st wasn’t much different than the previous September 1st. There are those Kiwanis Clubs whose membership does the same thing week after week and does not see the need for doing anything any differently. The membership of some Kiwanis Clubs is so charged with energy that change is a weekly event. Finally there are those Kiwanis Clubs with a membership that is a combination of the two previously mentioned. How would you describe the membership of your Kiwanis Club?
What all Kiwanis Clubs need to do, no matter how energized they may or may not be, is CONNECT with their local community to insure that the Kiwanis presence is known throughout the entire community and that the community’s needs that can be addressed by the Kiwanis Club are in fact part of the club’s regular agenda. What all Kiwanis Clubs need to do is NOT ASSUME but stay CONNECTED with their community on a weekly basis. Every Kiwanis Club should be utilizing local media to keep their community informed as to what their local Kiwanis Club is doing and to INSPIRE others to help by either joining Kiwanis, contributing to Kiwanis fundraisers, or both. Last but not least, the Kiwanis member should always ADVOCATE for the KIWANIS FAMILY and let their community know of the great value there is in Kiwanis, Kiwanis sponsored programs, and the service the Kiwanis Family provides.
Want to increase the energy in your Kiwanis Club membership? Connect with your community, inspire others to join Kiwanis, advocate for the Kiwanis Family, and the energy will begin to increase. New members bring new ideas, new community needs bring about new Kiwanis projects, and the knowledge of Kiwanis spread throughout community homes, stores, and schools brings about increased respect and support for your Kiwanis Club.
I just want to give you food for thought as you think about what your New Year Resolution might be for the Year 2013. Linda and I wish everyone a Joyous Holiday Season and a very Happy New Year.
Ted Sullivan, III2012-13 Indiana District Governor
Connect, Inspire, Advocatefor Our Children, Their World
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2013 Mid-Year Conference
Join us and don’t let you or your club be a missing piece to our puzzle!
Puzzled about how you fit into the big Kiwanis picture?Want to make Connections with other Kiwanians?
February 15-16, 2013The Fountains Banquet & Conference Center, Carmel, IN
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SILENT AUCTION
CONNECT THE PIECESDon’t be a missing piece!
The connections you’ll make during this year’s conference will help you and your club to create new leaders and new ideas for service and fundraising. There will be an opportunity for a one on one with the District Chairs to learn more about District projects. You will be able to buy Kiwanis items and shirts from A+ Images, Inc. Learn about some fundraising opportunities from exhibitors. Take the first two of 6 classes to qualify for the first ever Kiwanis Leadership Program. Check out the other fun and educational sessions that are being offered to help you in your everyday life as well as your Kiwanis life. It is important to have every club participate. Here are several ways that you can accomplish this goal.
• Encourage your members to register and attend the Saturday Conference
• Join us for the Friday Night Dinner and fun activity• Decorate and return your club puzzle piece to represent your club• Contribute to a silent auction basket
We look forward to having you join us for this fun and educational week-end.
We will be holding a silent auction at the 2013 Mid-Year
Conference to help raise funds for the “Path to a Cure Cam-
paign”. Items will be available for pre-view Saturday Morning, February 16, and all day on Sat-urday. Bidding will be closed at the end of the Saturday Noon Luncheon. The winners of the items will be announced at the closing session. (You must be present or have someone to
close-out your bid at the closing session.)
We have asked each Lt. Gover-nor to have their division spon-sor or put together one basket
for the Silent Auction.If you have an item that you would like to donate for the Silent Auction, please feel
free to contact David Dixon at 765-286-0430 (home). We are putting a minimum value on the
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Mid-Year Conference 2013 - RegistrationThe Fountains Banquet & Conference Center - 502 East Carmel Drive • Carmel, IN 46032February 15-16, 2013
(Your confirmation is a copy of this registration (please make a copy if you want a confirmation. If you register on-line you will be sent a confirmation via email.)
Please register on-line at www.indkiw.org using your credit card OR Complete this registration form and send with payment to:
Indiana District of Kiwanis at 6415 Castleway W. Dr., Suite 103 - Indianapolis, IN 46250-1939
All registrations must be received (must be postmarked before this date) in the District Office with payment no later than Friday, February 8, 2013.
ALL CONFERENCE ATTENDEES MUST REGISTER and PAY REGISTRATION FEE!
PLEASE PRINT -legibly
Last Name ___________________________________________
First Name __________________________________________
Division Name ________________________________________
Kiwanis Club _________________________________________
Club ID _____________ Daytime Phone __________________
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEE $65.00 _________All Conference attendees (Saturday, February16, 2013) must pay this fee. Ask your Kiwanis Club if they can assist in covering this cost for you. Includes: Registration Fee, Convention Program Book Name Badge & materials, all educational forums, Continental Breakfast until 8:45 AM (only), and the Saturday Noon Luncheon.
FRIDAY EVENING DINNER $30.00 _________Open to anyone over 21 years of age that would like to attend, but does not gain conference registration without submission of the Conference Registration Fee along with the cost ofthis dinner. You may bring a partner/guestto this event without registering them for the conference.
Do you prefer a beer pilsner or wine glasswhen we raise our glasses on Friday evening? ___________________
TOTAL AMOuNT DuE WITH REGISTRATION _________
BE THE CONNECTING PIECE!!
Please select the session in each round that you wish to attend. Details about the sessions can be found on pages 11 and 12
____ Past Lt. Governors’ Association Breakfast Meeting
FORuMS - ROuND I (Please select one from this round)
____ #1- Leadership - Book Talk – Our Iceberg is Melting
____ #15-Social Media - Using LinkedIn as a Professional
Networking Tool
____ #16-Balance - Creating Margin in Your Life
____ #17-Tune-up - A Mid-Year Check-Up for Your Kiwanis Club
____ #18-Fun and Games - A Lighthearted Look at Kiwanis Etiquette
and Protocol
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COMMuNITY –(Session #4 & #11) Increase Your Club’s Capacity with Com-munity Collaboration Connecting with other organizations and groups in your local community is a great way to build a Kiwanis club’s capacity. Clubs are able to
tackle large-scale projects with community partnerships and these partnerships will result in additional Kiwanis members. In this session you will hear about specific club successes with community partner-ships and develop a plan to connect with groups and organizations in your own community.
FuN AND GAMES - (Session #12 & #18)A Lighthearted Look at Kiwanis Etiquette and ProtocolWhen do I stand? Where do I wear the Ki-wanis pin? What is an appropriate invoca-tion? Do we have to sing? Banners, gavels, gongs, flags….oh my! It doesn’t matter if you are in a traditional or non-traditional Kiwanis club, you will enjoy this light-hearted discussion of the history and use of Kiwanis etiquette. You may change your mind about a few Kiwanis rituals.
LEADERSHIP – Book Talk – Our Iceberg is Melting (Session #1 and #8)Join us for a discussion of the leadership fable, Our Iceberg is Melting, by one of the leading experts on leadership, John Kotter, Harvard Business School. Don’t be fooled by the simple tale of a group of penguins. The fable is full of lessons on leading through difficult circumstances. Although not required, it is beneficial to read the book before the discussion. The book is available through Amazon, both in print ($11.74) and in a Kindle edition ($9.99).
BALANCE –(Session #5 & #16) Creating Margin in Your LifeFamily, work, Kiwanis…how can you fit it all into your life, without feeling over-loaded? If you want to take control of your schedule, you have to know your priorities and you have to leave yourself some mar-gin. “Margin is the space between our load and our limits.” In this ses-sion you will discuss the concept of creating margin and be intro-duced to a few tools to help you get started taking control of your schedule.
2013 Indiana District Kiwanis Mid-Year Conference Educational Programs
INTERNATIONAL CONNECTION – (Session #7 & #13) What’s the Buzz at Kiwanis International? What are some of the new initiatives being developed at Kiwanis International? What’s the status of the proposed dues increase? What is the status of organization- wide service initiatives and community partner-ships? Join us in this workshop as we share news and updates on what’s new, and what’s coming from Kiwanis Interna-tional.
RELATIONAL LEADERSHIP – The fol-lowing two sessions are the initial offerings for the Relational Leadership program.
SERVANT LEADERSHIP KIWANIS STYLE –(Session #2) The theory of servant leadership focuses on leading in a way that adds value and positively changes those who follow. This is of-ten confused with serving the club by being a leader that does everything. What does it look like to practice servant leadership in a Kiwanis club? How does a Kiwanis leader help club members grow?
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DEVELOPING KIWANIS LEADERS – (Session #9 & #14) Strong clubs require a pipeline of emerging leaders to assume positions of responsibility. One of the most important jobs of a Kiwanis leader is developing these new leaders. How can club leaders be strategic and intentional about giving emerging leaders the opportunity to lead and prepare them for future posi-tions?
SOCIAL MEDIA uSING LINKEDIN AS A PROFES-SIONAL NETWORKING TOOL(Sessions #3 & #15) LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network and the social media tool of choice for millions of professionals. LinkedIn’s focus is on connecting professionals with one another through sharing skills, experience, expertise, and areas of knowledge. If you are building a business, or building a resume, LinkedIn is a helpful resource. In this session you discover some of the ways you can use LinkedIn and learn the basics of setting up an account and creating a profile.
uSING PINTEREST TO SHARE WHAT YOu LIKE(Session #10) Pinterest is an online pinboard where you can “organizeand share things you love.” Trying to
redecorate your house, add to your wardrobe, or figure out what book to read next? You can see suggestions from others who share your interests through Pinterest. Want to share great community service projects with others? Try Pinterest. In this session you will be introduced to the concept of Pinterest and learn ways you could take advantage of this social media tool. You will learn the basics of set-ting up an account and “pinning” ideas to your board.
TuNE-uP – (Session #6 & #17) A Mid-Year Check-Up for Your Kiwanis ClubHow is your club progressing toward its goals for the 2012-13 year? This is a good time to take the pulse of your club, evalu-ate goal progress, and make any necessary adjustments. This is also a great time for 2013-14 presidents to begin planning for their year of leadership. This session will provide you with a variety of club analysis tools that can be used to provide helpful information for a mid-year check-up and for next year’s planning. The session will discuss how to use the tools and what to do with the information you collect.
PAYMENT METHODIf you register on-line prior to the deadline you may pay with credit card and will receive a confirmation. All other payments will need to be in the form of a check.
REFuND POLICYAll requests for refunds must be made in writing and mailed to the Indiana District of Kiwanis Office at 6415 Castleway W. Dr., Suite 103 - India-napolis, IN 46250-1939.
All refunds will be less a processing fee of $10.00
No refunds, regardless of circum-stances will be made after Monday, February 11, 2013.
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Friday, February 15, 2013 10:30 a.m.
Indiana Kiwanis Foundation Board Meeting
1:00 p.m.
Kiwanis District Board Meeting
6:30 p.m.
Dinner
7:30 p.m.
Fun Activity
Saturday, February 16, 2013 7:00 a.m.
Registration
7:30 a.m.
Past Lt. Governor’s Breakfast
7:00 a.m.-8:45 a.m.
Continental Breakfast, Exhibits open,
Riley Silent Auction bidding.
7:00 a.m.-Noon
Collecting items for Riley Parent Comfort Cart
9:00 a.m.-9:15 a.m.
Opening Session
9:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m.
Round One of Forums
11:00 a.m.-Noon
Round Two of Forums
12:15 p.m.-1:45 p.m.
Noon Luncheon with Keynote
Mystery Speaker;
2011-12 Riley Check will be presented to the Riley
Children’s Foundation.
Any clubs wanting to make contributions to the 2012-13
“Path to a Cure” Campaign for Riley will be able to do so.
2:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m.
Round Three of Forums
3:15 p.m. -4:30 p.m.
Closing Session & 2011-2012 Club Awards
I have what I consider “EXCITING” news about the Indiana District Mid-Year Conference that convenes February 15-16, 2013. The past years’ conference responses have lead the planners of this year’s conference in a new direction. At this year’s confer-ence (February 2013) there will be a new format that will allow better contact of District committee chairs with the Kiwanis mem-bers in attendance.
Each Dis-
trict committee will be assigned an exhibit table where
displays and information will be available for communicating with the Kiwanis members attending. There will not be individual breakout education-type sessions for any of our District chairs/committees.
The concept is “One-On-One” information being shared between the district committee representatives and the Kiwanis members. The District committees will be able to ad-dress individual attendee questions and concerns as they relate to their own Kiwanis club. This puts different responsibilities on the District committees in providing their message and material subject matter to the Kiwanis members attending the conference. Each committee will have information to hand out and informa-tion about their committee subject to reference.
It is my hope that attendees will find this a much more ac-tive learning type environment. It also gives our District Education committee a chance to expand and broaden the scope of educational forums being offered. We will have a drawing for those members that attend the exhibits.
Please start now to get your club members registered and excited about coming to join us for Mid-Year Conference. The purpose of the Mid-Year Conference is not to just provide an avenue for fellowship and fun, but to help rejuvenate our members and ourselves to be better prepared to truly make a difference in Kiwanis and in our lives in our communities. I look forward to
seeing all of you and talking with you about your ideas for the Indiana District. -Gover-nor Ted
CHANGES
EXHIBIT AREA AT MID-YEAR CONFERENCE
MEET THE SOURCE
ONE-ON-ONE
REJUVENATE
MID-YEAR CONFERENCETENTATIVE
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In keeping with our theme, “Join us to Connect the Pieces” for the upcoming Mid-Year Conference, the Mid-Year Commit-tee wants to get you to solve the “puzzle” about our Mid-Year Keynote Speaker for the Saturday noon luncheon.
Here are the first clues:
November Clues are:
1. They live in Indiana.
2. This person is dedicated to serving their community.
3. This person loves Riley Hospital for Children.
December Clues are:
4. They graduated from Emory University
5. They served as an officer in the United States Navy Medical Corps
6. Their partner is a nurse.
MY
STERY
KEY
NOTE
SPEAKER
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MENuSFebruary 15, 2013
Friday Evening DinnerGarden Salad
Grilled Breast of Chicken with Red Pepper Cream
SauceBlack Angus Sliced Sirloin
of Beef served with Caramelized Mushroom &
Onion Jus LieZucchini, Yellow Squash and Carrot Medley tossed
in Garlic OilOven Roasted Potatoes
Rolls & ButterCoffee, Hot & Ice Tea
February 16, 2013Saturday Continental Breakfast served
from 7am -8:45 am ONLYAssorted Muffins, Pastries, Bagels and Danish
Fruit Preserves Assorted Flavored Butter, Margarine & Cream Cheese
Fresh Fruit JuiceCoffee, Water and Hot Tea
Courtyard by Marriott-Carmel10290 N. Meridian St.
Carmel, IN 46032317-571-1110
Doubletree Suites11355 N. Meridian St.
Carmel, IN 46032317-844-7994
Hilton Garden Inn13090 Pennsylvania St.
Carmel, IN 46032317-581-9400
2011-12 CLuB AWARDS TO BE
PRESENTEDat 2013
MID-YEAR CONFERENCE
Clubs and Divisions will be honored at the upcoming Mid-Year Conference for their achievements during the 2011-12 administrative year. The awards will be presented at the CLOSING SES-SION on Saturday, February 16, 2013.
2011-12 Awards to be presented are:
• Distinguished Clubs
• Outstanding Club
• Distinguished Divisions
• Outstanding Lt. Governor
• Inter-club Contest Winners
• Club Publication Contest Winners
• Indiana Foundation Scholarship
Campaign
• Annual Club Gift Campaign Divisions
• Over $1000 dollar Club Contributors to
the Riley ‘Path to a Cure’ Campaign
Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel11925 N. Meridian St.
Carmel, IN 46032317-816-0777
Residence Inn-Indy / Carmel11895 N. Meridian St.
Carmel, IN 46032317-846-2000
Springhill Suites - Carmel11855 N. Meridian St.
Carmel,IN 46032317-846-1800
The 2013 Mid-Year Conference is not being held in a hotel. Since we are us-ing a Conference Center for this year’s conference, we are able to give you hotel options of your choice near the conference center. The District has not committed to a room block at any hotel. We are simply giving you ho-tels which allow you to choose the one that will best suit your needs and wants.
LOCAL HOTELINFORMATION - NEAR MID-YEAR CONFERENCE LOCATION
For your reference
Saturday Past Lt. Governors’ BreakfastAssorted Muffins, Pastries, Bagels and Danish
Fruit Preserves Assorted Flavored Butter, Margarine & Cream Cheese
Fresh Fruit JuiceCoffee, Water and Hot Tea
Saturday Noon LuncheonGarden Salad with Poppyseed Dressing
Creamy Chicken Pot PieDijon Mashed PotatoesChef’s Choice Vegetable
Pumpkin BreadFruit Parfait for dessert
Coffee, Water, and Iced Tea
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PATH TO A CuRE Fund-raising as of the printing of this
‘Hoosier Kiwanis update’ is as follows:
Fund-raising Actual Amount Goal Raised
1st year 2009-10 $250,000.00 $247,322.43
2nd year 2010-11 $250,000.00 $200,640.08
3rd year 2011-12 $250,000.00 $274,416.28
4th year 2012-13 (Final Year) $277,621.21 $34,985.41
Total as of 09-30-2013 should be $1,000,000.00 $755,364.20
We need to raise a total of $244,635.80before 09-30-2013!
Riley Children’s Hospital Fundraising“Path to a Cure”
Our one million dollar pledge to Riley may only be a small part of the total story, but if we can be part of such a great hospital and the possible success in finding a cure or better treatment of type 1 diabetes, then we must be sure we finish our pledge this year. We need to raise no less than $280,000 to fulfill our one million dollar pledge, so please start planning now how your club can increase their contribution to Riley or if your club is selling raffle tickets please sell all tickets received.
Over the past few years we have had many Kiwanis members make personal donations through the “Riley Honors Program”. Please visit the Indiana District website www.indkiw.org and click on Riley
On Thursday, November 15, 2012, Sheila and I along with Governor Ted and Linda, Past Governor Mike and Barbara, District Secretary Susan and a few other Kiwanis members were invited to attend the annual Riley Children’s Foundation luncheon in Indianapolis. I have attended this luncheon several times and always come away feeling very happy and especially glad I am associated with Kiwanis and its support of such a great place as Riley Children’s Hospital. The children they treat the lives they change and the families they touch can never be appreciated enough until you hear the stories presented of the children introduced at this luncheon.
During the luncheon we were introduced to eight young people chosen to serve as ambassadors and advocates for Riley. These are only eight of the thousands of children treated by Riley Hospital each year, but their stories will open your eyes to Riley and how lucky we are to have this great hospital in Indiana.
One of the young people introduced at the luncheon was Cole Barnett from Newburgh, Indiana. At age 6, Cole was transferred from the intensive care unit of a hospital near his home to Riley Children’s Hospital where his parents received training on how to deal with his disease, type 1 diabetes. Cole is now a 14 year old shortstop on the All-Star baseball team and is able to get continued care at a Riley partnership hospital, Deaconess Gateway Hospital in Newburg. Riley medical researchers are currently conducting a number of studies on type1 diabetes, which is part of our Kiwanis pledge “Path to a Cure”. Please visit RileyKids.org/champions to view a video of all the 2013 Riley Champions.
This luncheon is attended by over 1000 people and is sponsored by several large corporations in Indiana among which are Kroger and the Indianapolis Colts. To hear the stories and this level of support shows me that the Indiana District of Kiwanis must always continue their relationship and support of Riley Children’s Hospital.
Hospital for Children to find out how you or a member of your club can personally support Riley Hospital. All personal donations are credited to the Kiwanis “Path to a Cure” campaign. Raffle tickets will be available to be picked up at the 2013 Mid Year Conference.
Don RamseyRiley Hospital FundraisingDistrict Co-Chair 2012-13
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about giving emerging leaders the opportunity to lead and prepare them for future positions? (Note: This is a two-part workshop at the 2013 Mid-Year Conference.)
You can register for these workshops when you complete your on-line registration for Mid-Year Conference.
Club Leadership Education for 2013-14 Club PresidentsIt’s never too early to begin planning for the next Kiwanis year! Club Leadership Education (CLE) has been scheduled for those serving as club presidents for the 2013-14 administrative year. Mark your calendars now for these dates! Additional registration information will be available beginning in February. The time for both sessions is 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, and you may attend either session.
Saturday, April 20, 2013 – Plymouth – Christos Banquet Center, 830 Lincolnway East, Plymouth
Saturday, April 27, 2013 – Indianapolis – Kiwanis International Headquarters, 3636 Woodview Trace, Indianapolis
EDuCATION TEAM uPDATESRelational Leadership – A Leader Development Program for Volunteer LeadersThe Indiana District Education Team is excited to announce a new leader development program specifically designed for Kiwanis leaders. The purpose of Relational Leadership is to prepare Kiwanis members for positions of leadership at both the club and district level and to provide high-quality training, grounded in current leadership theory, to all interested Indiana District Kiwanis members.
The program consists of six workshops that will be offered on a rotating basis at Indiana District Mid-Year conferences and Indiana District conventions. There is no cost (other than the usual conference/convention registration) to attend and members do not need to have any previous Kiwanis leadership experience to participate. The first two workshops will be offered at the upcoming 2013 Mid-Year Conference.
Servant Leadership Kiwanis Style – The theory of servant leadership focuses on leading in a way that adds value and positively changes those who follow. This is often confused with serving the club by being a leader that does everything. What does it look like to practice servant leadership in a Kiwanis club?
Developing Kiwanis Leaders – Strong clubs require a pipeline of emerging leaders to assume positions of responsibility. One of the most important jobs of a Kiwanis leader is developing these new leaders. How can club leaders be strategic and intentional
Items will again be collected for the Parent Comfort Cart at the Mid-Year Conference to be held at The Fountains on February 16th. We will have a table inside the exhibit hall area (Boticelli Room) We can use and appreciate all items on the list (check out the website indkiw.org, under Riley, Parent Comfort Cart) At this time we are especially in need of the following:
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Helping Superstorm Sandy Vicitms in Districts on the East Coast
As all of you are aware the East Coast area of New York and New Jersey was recently heavily damaged by Hurricane Sandy. As our board met shortly after that event we discussed how we were truly blessed by all the clubs and Kiwanians outside the Indiana District, who were so generous for our Henryville Disaster Fund. We decided to return the favor by sending $1000 each to the Foundations of New York and New Jersey for their disaster relief efforts. If there are any Clubs or Kiwanians in the Indiana District who would also like to contribute, they can do so by sending those donations to:
New York District Kiwanis Foundation c/o DPG David Rothman 84 Madison Ave. Island Park, New York 11558
New Jersey District of Kiwanis Int. 120 Morris Ave. Summit, N. J. 07901
On another note, all the clubs have recently received notification of our 2013 Scholarship Campaign. These Scholarships have been increased to $1200 per Division. Each Club is asked to contribute $5/member to support this scholarship program. Unfortunately if a club decides not to contribute or contribute at a lower amount, we cannot consider a candidate they might nominate. Let’s all nominate deserving students and make sure our Clubs make their requested contribution, so 24 of Indiana’s best can first hand witness Kiwanis at work.
Annual Club Gift: Help Kiwanis Help Children in Need
The Kiwanis International Foundation’s Annual Club Gift campaign has a very simple, but direct, purpose: The more your club gives, the more the Foundation gives back through grants which directly help the children of the world lead happy, healthy and productive lives. But for every grant funded, five times as many grants go unfunded. This year, the President’s Challenge is asking us to set a goal of $6 per member to meet a goal of $900,000. If we raise our giving by just $1 per member, we can ensure that many more grants are funded and that many more children’s lives are impacted in positive ways. Clubs that give $5 per member will still be eligible for benefits, including district matching scholarships.
For clubs that meet the $6 average, several awards have been established. These include a Thank-You Letter, Banner Patch, an Honors Luncheon Recognition at the KI Convention, and Distinguished Points. For clubs averaging $5 per member, a Thank You Letter, Banner Patch, and Distinguished Points will be awarded. Matching scholarships of $500 will be awarded as follows: US$1=1 Scholarship; US$2=2 Scholarships; US$3=6 Scholarships; US$4=8 Scholarships; US$5 and above=10 Scholarships (Maximum).
Visit www.kiwanis.org/foundation/ACG to make your club’s Annual Club Gift using the convenient, secure online form, or download the Club Giving Brochure and remittance form to fax or mail. What an easy way to make a Big difference in the life of a child!
If you have questions or need more information, please feel free to contact me. Thank you for all you do to make this a better world!
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“Because of you, we were able to take three outstanding students to the Key Leader retreat the weekend before last (October 26-28). It was so encouraging to see the students put their knowledge of servant leadership into action. We are looking forward to starting a Key Club and attending the District Convention and the Spring (Key Leader) Retreat with even more students!” This is from a thank you note sent to Dave Wohler from Larissa Biela. Larissa and James Maslar are two teachers from Scecina Memorial High School who served as chaperones at our recent Fall Key Leader weekend at Rancho Framasa in Nashville, IN. Larissa and James learned about the Kiwanis Key Leader Program from the Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership as they were looking to increase the student participation in community service.
The attendance of the Scecina students was made possible by a grant from our District Foundation. Many other participants were encouraged to attend and some received financial assistance and transportation from their local Kiwanis Clubs. We have already had more than 40 Key Clubs started as a result of students or potential faculty advisors attending Key Leader Events in Indiana. We know these students are the future of the Kiwanis Family and we truly thank those Kiwanis clubs and members who have gone out of their way to recruit students to attend and/or have paid to help send students to Key Leader. Others have contributed financially to support the Key Leader program, provided snacks and other supplies, and served as chaperones. For all those who have helped promote or support the Key Leader program in any fashion, we are truly grateful.
Our dates and locations are already set for 2013 and registration is now open at www.key-leader.org. We will be at Camp Tecumseh for the second year, near Lafayette, IN. April 12-14, and will be using a new camp in the south next fall. We have enjoyed Camp Rancho Framasa for the past 3 years, but we have just outgrown the meeting space at that facility, so we will be using Waycross Camp near Morgantown, IN. October 25-27, 2013.
We currently have scholarship money available from the District Foundation, and from the Peyton Manning Foundation. The Peyton Manning Foundation grant is geared toward inner city youth who are underserved. At this time we would really appreciate your help in finding students to utilize these funds, and to start recruiting students that you can send to either the spring or fall Indiana Key Leader Events.
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PYMWYMI
Does your Kiwanis club start or end every meeting by reciting the Kiwanis Defining statement? I mean the statement about changing the world, “one child….at a time”. Do you really mean it? Does this mean Key Club and Circle K Club Leaders? I think it does, and the way we in Indiana District support our developing leaders is through OUTREACH. Outreach is a program funded by Kiwanis to enable our Indiana District Key Club and Circle K leaders to attend their own Key Club and Circle K District conventions. Every Key Club and Circle K in Indiana should be represented at these conventions, at minimum by the club officers. This is where they get training to be better leaders, this is where they attend educational workshops, this is where they make new friends, and this is where they build up enthusiasm for service projects back in their own schools and communities. If funds are lacking, they cannot attend their training sessions, where they also learn to “change the world”.
OK, they are not children, they are young adults, but you get the point. As they develop leadership skills, they will change the world for the better. As Jim Wruck pointed out in an article in the November Hoosier Kiwanian, which you got in the mail, there are only two sources of income for district budgets of Circle K and Key Club – their member dues and our $75 per club contribution to OUTREACH. Every Kiwanis Club in the Indiana District, regardless of size, is expected to contribute to OUTREACH. Many of you already have, but a number of you have not.
I once belonged to an Investment Club named PYMWYMI (Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is). So I’m asking those clubs who have not contributed to OUTREACH yet this year to PYMWYMI if you are one of those clubs that recite the Defining Statement at every meeting.
Please send your $75 check to Indiana District of Kiwanis, 6415 Castleway W., Suite 103, Indianapolis, IN 46250-1939. Record OUTREACH in the memo line.
• Neck Pillows- Stuffing may only be ‘NEW’ poly-fill type stuff-ing. NO USED stuffing, no medical cotton rolled up, no flat quilt batting cut into pieces and rolled to fit, no poly-styrene type beads. PLEASE make sure when using pins for sewing & assem-bly that they are removed before the pillows are sent to the hos-pital for use. We have had a few neck pillows that are irregular in shape, please check your patterns to make sure you don’t need to update them with a NEW PATTERN. Look at the pillows - do they look symmetrical (U-shape)?
• Game Books, Word Search & Crossword Puzzle Books (Word Search are the most requested)
• Magazines (no older than January 2013)• Soft Fuzzy Footies or Slippers - (Slipper Socks, must be
NEW) • Thank-You Cards & Blank Notecards• Chapstick / Lip Balm• Men & Women’s Deodorant-(TRAVEL SIZE)• Razors - Disposable• Men’s & Women’s Shaving Cream/Gel-(TRAVEL SIZE)• Hair Conditioner (TRAVEL SIZE)• Mouthwash (TRAVEL SIZE-NO FULL SIZE CAN BE USED)• Toothbrushes (Individually wrapped or packaged-ADULT
Size)• Hairbrushes• Body Wash (TRAVEL SIZE)• Tissues / Kleenex (TRAVEL SIZE - POCKET SIZE)• Body - Facial Nylon Loufas/Poufs• Forever Postage Stamp Booklets• Gum (3 packs to a package type)• Mints- i.e.. Altoids, Tic Tacs• Nail Clippers and/or Tweezers (individual pkgs)
All items are for PARENTS of Riley Hospital patients (make sure any expiration dates are at least three (3) months out) and not for CHILDREN. All items donated must be NEW and in the original packaging. Also Please note, that NONE of the items can be religious in nature. You cannot use fabric that has any religious symbols or wording on it. We cannot accept any types of religious books or items as well.
Monetary Donations are ALWAYS welcome. Please make checks payable to the:
Indiana District of Kiwaniswith the check memo: Riley Parent Cart
Send to: 6415 Castleway W. Dr., Suite 103Indianapolis, IN 46250-1939
PaREnT CaRT nEEDs LisTinG
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CLuBS AND VOLuNTEERS
NEEDEDThe Indiana District of Kiwanis can currently boast of having 23 strong and vibrant Aktion Clubs. There are 700 members in these 23 clubs that are doing a great job of providing community service in the cities and towns where they live. They are proving that, in spite of living with a disability, they can not only help themselves, but help other deserving people in their community. All they want and all they need is the chance to demonstrate what they can do. Twenty-three Kiwanis Clubs have stepped up to help in sponsoring these 23 Aktion Clubs. Everyone involved in Aktion Club appreciates the continuing and helpful support provided by these caring Kiwanians.
Indiana needs more Kiwanis Clubs that are willing to help sponsor an Aktion Club. We have large and not-so-large groups in cities all over the state of Indiana that are ready to join an Aktion Club. Will you bring this message of need up at a future Kiwanis meeting? Perhaps there is a person or two that might want to take a lead role in starting a club. Maybe a Kiwanian has a friend or family member living with a disability that would like to be a part of Aktion Club. Why not do a member survey as we begin another Kiwanis year and see if you have a person or persons that want to help start and maintain an Aktion Club? If anyone in your club wants to help start a club, just let me know. I will help you find a local service agency that would be willing to co-sponsor a new Aktion Club. We have several such agencies and other local service organizations that would love to charter a local club. All they need is a willing Kiwanis Club to get started. You can reach me at [email protected].
Finally, there is very good news for the Aktion Clubs in Indiana. Our district has been asked to attend and help host the next Kiwanis International Aktion Club Training and Leadership Conference (TLC) scheduled for
September 6-8, 2013. This third annual event will be held at Camp Jameson, just north of the Indianapolis International Airport. We are honored to have the conference again in the central part of Indiana and we hope to be able to have many of our members be able to attend and to participate. We will also be seeking volunteers from the central Indiana area Kiwanis, Circle K and Key Clubs to also help make this the best and most effective Aktion Club conference ever held. I f y o u are in the Indianapolis a r e a , o r n e a r b y , p l e a s e begin telling members about this great opportunity. Helping Aktion Club members enjoy this fun, fellowship and leadership training opportunity will be one that will benefit them in many ways. Remember, Aktion Club is not only a service leadership program of Kiwanis International, it is also one of a club’s very best service projects. It benefits these members in ways that
will allow them to become act ive and e f f e c t i ve members of our society.
Mark these dates in your calendar a n d l o o k f o r more information about Ind iana A k t i o n C l u b TLC vo lunteer opportunities in
the coming weeks and months. Your help is needed.
Don CollinsDistrict Aktion Club [email protected] (317) 398-6708 (H)
INVITE A FRIEND
to join you at your club’s next meeting,
fund-raiser or service project. Talk with them about joining
you and your club to make a difference in YOuR community!
FIND OuT WHAT THE NEW
KIWANIS CLuB BYLAWS CAN DO FOR YOuR CLuB
www.KiwanisOne.org/NewClubBylaws
In October 2012, Kiwanis adopted a new Standard Form for Club Bylaws that provides greater flexibility and autonomy to clubs. It also includes club policies that may be personalized by each club—things like club meeting frequency, number of club directors, club committees and more. What does this mean for your club? Answers to questions you may have about the changes, the advantages and the adoption process are available at www.KiwanisOne.org/NewClubBy-laws.
• Review the FAQs • Review the new Standard Form.• Consider how to make the best use of the flexible options.
2012-2013 INTER-CLUB CONTESTOctober 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
INTERCLUBBING is a means of carrying out Kiwanis Objec-tive number five (5).
“To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a pratical means to form enduring friendship, to render altruistic service and to build better communities.”
Through the fellowship gained by inter-club activities, members learn how other clubs function, get to know their neighboring Kiwanians, develop new ideas and a broader interest in how Kiwanis operates, find new ideas for use in their own club, and become better Kiwanians. Inter-club-bing creates fun and fellowship.
NEW INTER-CLUBBING RULESThere must be:
• Two (2) or more members from clubs of 20 or less;• Three (3) or more members from clubs of more than 20 but less than 31;• And four (4) or more members, from clubs that have more than 31 members, attending another Kiwanis Club’s meeting or an authorized Kiwanis function. These numbers could include members from Service Leadership clubs (Aktion, Kiwanis-Kids, Builders, Key Club or Circle K Clubs). Lt. Governors or Past Lt. Governors, from clubs other than their your own, cannot be counted as part of an interclub group.
POINTS WILL BE AWARDED on the following basis:The number of inter-clubs reported via the online reporting system. The top ‘TEN’ clubs in each of the folowing size categories will be recognized:
Club Sizes are: 20 Members of less Coral 21-30 Members Emerald 31-75 Members Ruby 76 Members or more Diamond
FLORIAN “Jim” Myers MEMORIAL Inter-Club AwardTo be presented to the Individual with the most inter-clubs in the Indiana District
FREQUENT MILER of INTER-CLUBBINGA special Banner Patch will be awarded to the club that goes the extra mile. For the Club that travels the most accu-mulated miles within the Indiana District after and including each club within their division has been visited will be rec-ognized with the FREQUENT MILER of INTER-CLUBBING award.
REPORTS MUST BE COMPLETED & POST MARKED BY OCTOBER 15, 2013
Kiwanis Club of:__________________________________
Offical Membership as of 9-30-12: ________________
Total number of MILES driven within the Indiana District: ___________
CLUB PRESIDENT: ___________________________________
CLUB SECRETARY: __________________________________
REPORTS MUST BE COMPLETED AND POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 15, 2013
To qualify for the additional contest categories of theFlorian Myers Award and Most Miles, please send ONE
COPY of the INTER-CLUB CONTEST FORM to the Indiana District of Kiwanis
6415 Castleway W. Dr., Suite 103Indianapolis, IN 46250-1939
DISTRICT CALENDARJanuary 20139 GOVERNOR’S VISIT CAPITAL & INDY METRO DIVISIONS 5:00 PM - Preparing Dinner at Ronald McDonald House at 435 Limestone Dr. - Indianapolis, IN 46202-2819
6:00 PM-Tours at Riley Hospital -Meet at the entrance of the Riley Outpatient Center located at 705 Riley Hospital Dr. - Indianapolis, IN
7:00 PM-Governor’s Visit to start in the Riley Outpatient Auditorium.
Will be collecting items for the Kiwanis Parent Comfort Cart (http://www.indkiw.org/Files/Districts/24/Documents/Riley%20 Hospital%20for%20Children/2012-10-17-Parent%20Cart%20 Flyer.pdf) and Ronald McDonald House (http://www.rmh-indiana.org/How-You-Can-Help/Ways-to- Donate/Wish-List.aspx).
Please RSVP to Rick Brown, 2012-13 Indy Metro Lt. Governor as soon as poissble at [email protected]
12 Sagamore Division - Officer Training Education Location: First Christian Church 329 N. 6th Street - Lafayette, IN Time: 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Cost: $20.00 (inlcudes lunch & breaks) RSVP on or BEFORE - January 1, 2014 to Marvin Baxter, 2012-13 Lt. Governor at [email protected] or 765-427-7362 (cell)
28 TRAVELOGuE - England’s West County Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Goshen When: 7:30 PM Location: Goshen Middle School Auditorium 1216 S. Indiana Ave - Goshen, IN 46526 For Tickets & Information contact: Deb Jones 574-536-6091 OR [email protected]
February 201315-16 MID-YEAR CONFERENCE Location: The Fountains, Carmel, IN
15 Kiwanis Indiana Foundation Board meeting When: 10:30 AM Location: The Fountains Banquet Hall-Carmel, IN
15 Kiwanis District 2012-13 Board Meeting When: 1:00 PM Location: The Fountains Banquet Hall-Carmel, IN
23 SOuTHWIND DIVISION- Riley Walk-A-Thon When: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM is Registration with the walk beginning at 10:00 AM (CST) Location: Washington Square Mall 5011 Washington Avenue - Evansville, IN 47715 (Crnr of Green River Road & Washington Ave.) Contact: John Worthington, 2012-13 Lt. Governor at 812-589-2789 OR [email protected]
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25 TRAVELOGuE - Korea, Land of Contrast Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Goshen When: 7:30 PM Location: Goshen Middle School Auditorium 1216 S. Indiana Ave - Goshen, IN 46526 For Tickets & Information contact: Deb Jones 574-536-6091 OR [email protected]
March 20138 EXPLORER DIVISION COuNCIL MEETING When: 6:00 PM Location: TBD Contact: Jodi Spataro, 2012-13 Lt. Governor 574-220-8996 OR [email protected]
16 POTAWATOMI DIVISION COuNCIL MEETING When: 9:00 AM Location: Plymouth, IN (Site TBD) Contact: Darwin DeLaughter, Lt. Governor 260-578-5929 OR [email protected]
22-24 Key Club District Convention Location: Bloomington, IN
25 TRAVELOGuE -The Great Canadian Train Ride Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Goshen When: 7:30 PM Location: Goshen Middle School Auditorium 1216 S. Indiana Ave - Goshen, IN 46526 For Tickets & Information contact: Deb Jones 574-536-6091 OR [email protected]
April 20134-6 Indiana District Circle K Convention Location: The Marten House - Indianapolis, IN
13 Kiwanis Indiana Foundation Board meeting When: 10:30 AM Location: Large Conference Room at District Office Complex 6415 Castleway W. Dr., Indianapolis, IN
13 Kiwanis District 2012-13 Board Meeting When: 1:00 PM Location: Large Conference Room 6415 Castleway W. Dr. - Indianapolis, IN 46250
20 Club Leadership Education North-Central in Plymouth, IN (Christos Banquet Hall)
22 TRAVELOGuE -Worlds of the Maya Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Goshen When: 7:30 PM Location: Goshen Middle School Auditorium 1216 S. Indiana Ave - Goshen, IN 46526 For Tickets & Information contact: Deb Jones 574-536-6091 OR [email protected]
27 Club Leadership Education Central-South in Indianapolis, IN (Kiwanis International)
May 20134 Aktion Club District Conference When: 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Location: Kiwanis International 3636 Woodview Trace - Indianapolis, IN 46268 Contact: Don Collins, District Aktion Club Administrator at 317-398-6708 OR [email protected]
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June 20136-8 2013-14 Lt. Governor Education Retreat Location: 6415 Castleway W. Dr., (Large Conference Room) District Office Complex -Indianapolis, IN
13 EXPLORER DIVISION COuNCIL MEETING When: 6:00 PM Location: TBD Contact: Jodi Spataro, 2012-13 Lt. Governor 574-220-8996 OR [email protected]
15 POTAWATOMI DIVISION COuNCIL MEETING When: 9:00 AM Location: Day & Night Restaurant 101 N. Broadway - Peru, IN (6th & Broadway Sts) Contact: Darwin DeLaughter, Lt. Governor 260-578-5929 OR [email protected]
26-30 Kiwanis International Convention Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
26-30 Circle K International Convention Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
July 20133-7 Key Club International Convention Location: Washington DC
August 20132-4 Indiana District Convention Location: The Gillespie Center - South Bend, IN
September 20136-8 Kiwanis International Aktion Club Training and Leadership Conference (TLC) Location: Camp Jameson, Indianapolis, IN For more information contact: Don Collins, District Aktion Club Administrator at [email protected]
10 POTAWATOMI DIVISION COuNCIL MEETING When: 6:00 PM Location: Manchester University Contact: Darwin DeLaughter, Lt. Governor 260-578-5929 OR [email protected]
12 EXPLORER DIVISION COuNCIL MEETING When: 6:00 PM Location: TBD Contact: Jodi Spataro, 2012-13 Lt. Governor 574-220-8996 OR [email protected]
February 201428-2 Circle K District Convention Location: The Marten House - Indianapolis, IN
June 201426-29 Kiwanis International Convention Location: Macau, China
HOOSIER KIWANIS UPDATE EDITOR - Susan Douthit-Walker
Indiana District of Kiwanis6415 Castleway W. Dr., Suite 103 - Indianapolis, Indiana 46250-1939
