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Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee

Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Mission Statement. The Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee, a ?flagship club" in a worldwide service organization, is committed to improve the Greater Milwaukee community, especially for youth, through volunteer resources and action. We offer men and women opportunities for communi

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Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee

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    1. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Invitation to Membership Contact: Karen Gilboy Club Administrator Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Phone: (414)276-1331 Email: kiwanismke@sbcglobal.net

    2. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Mission Statement The Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee, a “flagship club” in a worldwide service organization, is committed to improve the Greater Milwaukee community, especially for youth, through volunteer resources and action. We offer men and women opportunities for community service, leadership and friendship.

    3. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Volunteer Activities Tutoring program at Alexander Mitchell Elementary School Kiwanis River Clean-up Volunteer support at the YMCA Holton Youth Center

    4. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Community Services Committees School to Work Young Children/Priority One Circle K/Key Clubs Environmental Issues Human & Spiritual Values International Relations World Wide Service Projects

    5. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Leadership President: William Frazier, Partner Godfrey, Braun & Frazier Past President: Robert Brumder, Vice President, Robert W. Baird & Co. President Elect: Sandra K. Bailey, Administrator, Milwaukee Catholic Home Vice President: - Judith Smith Executive Director Modjeska Youth Theatre Secretary: David Drent, Executive Director, War Memorial Center Treasurer: Liz Van Engel, CFO, Treasures of the World Club Administrator: Karen A. McAlpine, Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee

    6. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Board of Directors Robert W. Dean, Jr., ICD Corporation Athena O’Brien, Fitzgerald, Clayton, James & Kasten, Inc. Steven J. Roberts, CityPress, Inc. David W. Lang, Welke’s House of Roses Brenda Mooney, Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Debra L. Usinger, Usinger’s Famous Sausage Lawrence Crouch, Milwaukee County Council, Boy Scouts of America Michael Derdzinski, Johnson Insurance Services Nancy McCoy, M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank

    7. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Benefits of Membership Fellowship with other members Volunteerism and personal growth Business networking Civic Involvement As reported by club members in January, 2005

    8. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Fellowship Personal Friendships Social Activities Sense of Belonging Involvement

    9. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Volunteerism Community service Use your talents Develop leadership skills Challenge yourself for personal growth

    10. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Business Networking Network at luncheons and volunteer or social activities Meet professionals in business, industry, non-profit sector and government

    11. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Civic Involvement Learn about the latest happenings in downtown and in the community Meet key elected officials and candidates Luncheons at the prestigious War Memorial Center

    12. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Membership Categories Basic Business Blue Ticket All members are expected to pay a $100 initiation fee

    13. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Basic Membership Basic Membership requires an investment of $175 per quarter or $700 annually. This fee covers the cost of your weekly luncheon.

    14. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Business Membership Business Membership requires an investment of $200 per quarter or $800 annually and includes the luncheons. A business may select one employee to join the Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee, yet send other employees to meetings in the member's place without incurring guest charges.

    15. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Blue Ticket Membership Blue Ticket Membership offers an introductory rate to welcome new members, either professionals who have recently moved to Milwaukee or professionals who have been in their current job for less than 5 years. A Blue Ticket member invests $45 quarterly in membership, as well as pays the guest fee of $15 per luncheon meeting. After two years, a Blue Ticket Member will be expected to retain a Basic Membership.

    16. Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Member Affiliations M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank Pier Wisconsin Foley & Lardner Morgan Stanley Community Health Charities Robert W. Baird & Co. CG Schmidt Construction WE Energies

    17. Background on Kiwanis International Founded in 1915 (Milwaukee Club founded in 1916) Name adapted from Otchipew word meaning “ We have good time” or “We trade/advertise” Kiwanis is in 96 countries with 9,000 clubs and 600,000 members Continuing service emphasis: Young Children/Priority One (Prenatal to age 5)

    18. Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.--Kiwanis defining statement, adopted October 2004. “ … Please join us in Kiwanis

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