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Kiwanis Club of Red Oak, |
We Build

Meeting place: The Pizza Ranch
1511 N Broadway (near the south end of the plaza)
Meeting time: Each Monday noon (except holidays)
Meetings end promptly at 1:00 P.M.
Visitors are always welcome!
Board Meetings on the 2nd Monday each month at
11:30 a.m.
Event Details:
participants may participate in any or all of the events.
Swim
200 meters; bike 6.6 miles; walk/run 2 miles
Timers will be
available however all ages are encouraged to participate at their own comfort
level. The main objectives are to raise funds, promote health and wellness and
have FUN!!!!
For more information
and an entry form, GO
HERE.
President: Jody Hossle
Past President: Barb
Ray President Elect: Rev. Caron Pedersen
Vice President: Dave Jennings
Secretary: Mary
Bolton Treasurer:
Rusty Hunter |
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Ed Davidson Ron DeMarce Terry Gillespie Kay Glover Connie Mellott
Chuck Truka Kim Truka |
Our club's membership
averages about twenty-five.
The club's average
yearly project expenditures are about $8,000.
We supported the Kiwanis International World-Wide Iodine Deficiency
Program.
Our club was instrumental in bringing soccer to Red Oak,
supplying the first goals and coaches.
We sponsor the Tobacco Kills Baseball Team, helping send them
to an Omaha Royals baseball game.
We work at concessions at volleyball, basketball, and
football games.
We volunteer to help Public Health at flu clinics.
We volunteer to ring bells at grocery stores for the
Salvation Army.
We buy and fit bicycle helmets for Red Oak's third graders
and present a bicycle safety class.
We help the Montgomery County Public Health at flu clinics.
We present two to four Loren Works scholarships annually to
music students, totaling $1000 to $2,000.
We buy meals for two families for Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
We buy clothing and gifts for two needy families at
Christmas time.
We were an original sponsor the Summer Junior Tennis
Program and contribute about $1000 to it from our annual Tennis Salad Luncheon.
LINKS
Nebraska-Iowa Kiwanis District
Page last updated by Wayne Donohue 2/1/10