The sun never sets on the Kiwanis family. With clubs in more than 80 countries, members of CKI and Key Club are serving 24-7-365. In June, Kiwanis magazine goes global with stories about how the Kiwanis family reaches beyond their own country’s borders—and beyond their comfort zones—to make an international difference.
Their efforts:
Provide clean drinking water and new shoes—An Arizona couple’s leap of faith to fund a new well grows to include building a new school and help for entire Cambodian village, page 15, and an Illinois Key Club collects gently-used shoes for a local Kiwanian’s foundation that helps children in Tanzania, page 24.
Rebuild structures and their clubs—The resurgent College of the Bahamas CKI club resurrects an unfulfilled Key Club dream to rebuild the chapel at an HIV/AIDS camp on Kiwanis One Day, page 28, and Key Club members from Bradenton, Florida, tackle a major home fix-up, Extreme Home “Keyover”-style, page 32.
Save kids from IDD—As The Eliminate Project kicks off, take a look back at how Kiwanis’ first global service project, eliminating iodine-deficiency disorders, is faring after US$100 million and nearly 17 years of effort from Kiwanis family members like you, page 34.
We also invite you to take an active role in your Kiwanis magazine:
You’ll find the June edition as well as archived issues at www.kiwanismagazine.org
