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  • Partner up to make a bigger impact

    Joining forces with other child-focused organizations in your community can be a win-win situation for everyone. Learn all about the partnership between Kiwanis International and Boys & Girls Clubs and how your community can benefit. Elizabeth Warren, Kiwanis International Branded Services manager, and Lanton Lee, Kiwanis International area director, will host the High Impact Partnerships webinar at 8 p.m., Tuesday, November 2. Sign up at www.KiwanisOne.org/webinars.

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  • Be the best Key Club officer you can be

    Key Club recently held a webinar on the topic of club officer duties. Did you miss it? Don't worry, you can still learn all you need to know about how to run your club by viewing the recorded webinar. Be the best Key Club officer you can be and make your club a success!

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  • Friends for Change "Get the Word Out" Action Plan

    If you're organizing a service project, it's important to let your friends, family and community know what you're up to so they can pitch in and take steps to help your project succeed. The Get the Word Out action plan, created by Disney's Friends for Change in partnership with Youth Service America, will give you tips on how to promote your event. It includes tips on connecting with the media and elected officials, working with community partners and reflecting, demonstrating and celebrating your results.

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  • Key Club Helps Fight Premature Birth

    March of Dimes 1 in 8 babiesJoin the March of Dimes in Prematurity Awareness Month 2010

    One in eight babies is born prematurely in our country and premature birth is the number one cause of death during the first month of life. Babies who survive often face serious health challenges and can suffer from lasting disabilities. And millions of children have trouble learning in school because they were born too soon.

    November is Prematurity Awareness Month®, and Key Club is proud to partner with the March of Dimes® to give all babies a fighting chance. On November 17, thousands of people will participate in Prematurity Awareness Day® activities in their communities. The month and day are recognized across America and covered by local and national media.

    Also on Prematurity Awareness Day, the March of Dimes will release the third annual Premature Birth Report Cards. The cards score the nation and each individual state on its rate of premature birth and give recommendations for improvement.

    Key Club wants you to get involved by checking out the March of Dimes youth toolkit, where you are provided with ways in which you can make a difference in the fight for premature babies. One way to get involved would be by wearing purple to show your support for the Prematurity Awareness Day! Send us your best photos & stories at teamyouth@marchofdimes.com.

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  • Kiwanis club recognizes teachers

    Key Club and Builders Club faculty advisors honored.

    Horseheads Kiwanis Club named two local teachers "Kiwanians of the Year." Missy Lutz, who took over the Thomas A. Edison Key Club in 2002, and Christine  Klee, who started the Cohen Middle School Builders Club in 1997, were honored for their hard work throughout the school year to provide services to their schools and community.

    Read what these teachers have to say about their experience with students and Kiwanis at http://www.stargazette.com/article/20101015/NEWS01/10150378/Neighbors++Horseheads+Kiwanis+honors+teachers.

    Author: Jennifer Kingsley

    Source: www.stargazette.com

     

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