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"Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing our World one child and one community at a time."

As one of 8,500 clubs in 90+ countries, the Kiwanis Club of

Aurora is proud to serve many issues involving children while it supports our community in many other ways. 

With a focus on SERVICE...MEMBERSHIP GROWTH...and FUN & FELLOWSHIP, our accomplishments in just one year included:

• $362 collected at a Tuesday meeting for the Salvation Army to kick off their bell ringing.


• $1,548.25 raised for The Salvation Army by Bell Ringing.


• $236 donation of Happy Dollars to Aurora University’s Circle-K.


• Food donations were collected in October for AU’sCircle-K’s ‘Feed the Hungry” campaign.


• $4,000 to Community Foundation for scholarships.


• $3,000to Big Brothers Big Sisters.


• $200 donation to support the new Kiwanis Naperville Morning Club.


• $2,500 donation to Carpenter’s Place.


• $25,000 to Rosary for the Hurrell scholarship.


• $400 to the Boy Scouts of America.


• $300 to Becky Springborn to attend and volunteer at the Special Olympics.


• $100 to Jewel Middle School’s Children’s Project.


• $50 for the Spastic Paralysis advertising campaign on Pace Buses.


• $50 to Muscular Dystrophy in memory of John Drury.


• $3,500 to our four Sponsored Groups.


• $500 support plus $375 faculty advisor stipend: AUCircle-K, ACC & IMSA Key-Club and FVSR Aktion Club.


• $150 to Mutual Ground.


• $150 to Aurora Central Catholic HS Super SaturdayNight major fundraiser.


• $250 to Royal Blue Stars Youth Basketball team fromAurora.


• $250 to Sally Weddige with St. Thomas Church’s HaitiMedical Supply Mission.


• Special food donation to Wayside Cross.


• $250 to the Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry.


• $100 to the II District’s Spastic Paralysis fund.


• $100 to the Fox Valley Academy of Music.


• $250 to Hope D Wall School.


• $500 to the Marklund Children’s Home.


• $500 to the Girl Scouts


• $500 to Honor Flight Chicago to fly WW-II veteran toWashington DC.


• $1,000 donation to Reverend Gary L. McCann’s choice– New England Congregational Church.


• $2,500 in materials and supplies to beatify theplayground and grounds at the Marie Wilkinson Child development Center.


• $500 to the Compassion Foundation


• $500 to the Fox Valley Special Recreation


• $250 to the Fox Valley Park District’s Celetastity


• $50 to the Watseka Kiwanis Club’s Children’s Fair


• $50 to the Linda Canaday Scholarship Fund.


• $600 for Pony League


• $400 to Boys baseball


• $300 for Girls softball


• $30 to the Kiwanis I-I District Penguin Project


• $455 Club annual gift to Kiwanis International


• $2,000 to Kiwanis International for SpasticParalysis

• Our members volunteered 68 hours for bell ringingfor the Salvation Army.


• 24 were Bigs-for-a-Day on December 15^{th –} 72 hours of community service.


• 31 attended the Pearl Harbor Day luncheon to paytribute to those that have served.


• New Key Club started at Aurora Central Catholic HighSchool.


• Eight members volunteered for one night at the Festivalof Lights for the Rotary Club.


• Kiwanis Community Blood Drive – 33 units of blood.


• Nine members volunteered at the AID Telethon and helped AID raise $97,000.


• Sponsor & MC the Character Counts Awards Ceremony.


• Six area students received $100 savings bond as our support to Character Counts.


• Kiwanis One Day 250 volunteers cleaned the banks ofthe Indian Creek over 1000 community volunteer hours!


• 250 people attend the God and Fellowman Award dinner.


• Reverend Gary L. McCann is honored as this year’s God and Fellowman Recipient for
  his tireless and unselfish Devotion toGod, to the Greater Aurora
  Community, and to Humanity.


• 45 Kiwanians volunteered 110 community service hoursat the Marie Wilkinson
  Child development Center to beatify grounds andplayground.


• 30 Kiwaniains volunteered 150 community servicehours at Downtown Alive.


• 25 Kiwainians and family marched in Aurora’s 4^th of July Parade


• 14 Kiwanians volunteered 68 hoursfor Sue Vos’ garden - Members helping members!
  
  


• Chartered Cub Scout Pack 569 from the Homestead Elementary School

Fellowship

• 74 members and guests attended the Installation of Officers


• 92 members have attended fifteen interclubs!


• 18 new members!


• Three After Work Social Hours – 85 members have attended.


• Kiwanis International Vice-President Paul Palazzolo– 80 members attended Tuesday meeting.


• 50 Family and friends attended the Kiwanis Night Out  @ US Cellular Field


• 71 golfers and 25 more for dinner - a total of 96 participants for the Kiwanis Golf Outing.

Fundraising

• Served 1,378 at our 58th Annual Pancake Breakfast and countless hours volunteered.


• Placemats raised $14,255.00!


• Pancake Day raised $18,019.00!


• Peanuts raised $8,354.34!


• Downtown Alive tips $986.10


• Golf Outing raised $1,600