Kids need adults who care. That’s why people join Kiwanis clubs. They’re local groups of like-minded volunteers who make a difference. Friends. Neighbors. Anyone who loves serving together to change children’s lives. In fact, Kiwanians are part of a global network of clubs and members who partner with each other and with organizations whose missions align with ours. All around the world — and in communities like yours across Texas and Oklahoma — Kiwanis International is serving the kids who need us most.
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When disaster strikes, it's the kindness of neighbors that truly shines. Recently, in Mineral Wells, local volunteers swiftly delivered backpacks filled with essentials to those affected by the F3 tornado. This heartfelt effort exemplifies our commitment to community support and disaster relief. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make a difference when it mattered most. Together, we can rebuild and support each other.
Governor John had a great, quick trip to Tulsa and Bartlesville on Thursday to visit the Northern Outpost, Region 8!
First, he stopped by YouthWorks Ranch in Tulsa, a 20-acre farm that provides a place for kids in North Tulsa to learn how to live a healthier lifestyle by growing food, raising livestock, and developing trade skills. The Kiwanis Club of Tulsa provided funding for a training greenhouse.
In the evening he visited the Kiwanis Club of Bartlesville’s Sooner Jr. miniature golf course and enjoyed hot dogs and fun with the local Kiwanians and two members who visited from Tulsa.
It’s always great to see the unique and impactful projects and initiatives that Kiwanis Clubs operate or support to fulfill our vision that ensures all children wake up in environments that believe in them, nurture them, and provide the support necessary to thrive!
The Kiwanis District Service Committee is mobilizing its disaster relief team to assist the Mineral Wells community after a devastating tornado.
Supplies and personal care kits are on their way, thanks to the collaborative efforts of our dedicated members. We invite you to join us in this important initiative and share your experiences of helping those in need. Together, we can make a difference.
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Kids need adults who care. That’s why people join Kiwanis clubs. They’re local groups of like-minded volunteers who make a difference. Friends. Neighbors. Anyone who loves serving together to change children’s lives. In fact, Kiwanians are part of a global network of clubs and members who partner with each other and with organizations whose missions align with ours. All around the world — and in communities like yours across Texas and Oklahoma — Kiwanis International is serving the kids who need us most.
Take Action
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When disaster strikes, it's the kindness of neighbors that truly shines. Recently, in Mineral Wells, local volunteers swiftly delivered backpacks filled with essentials to those affected by the F3 tornado. This heartfelt effort exemplifies our commitment to community support and disaster relief. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make a difference when it mattered most. Together, we can rebuild and support each other.
See full video at www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/mineral-wells-ef3-tornado-survivors-community-recovery/
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Governor John had a great, quick trip to Tulsa and Bartlesville on Thursday to visit the Northern Outpost, Region 8!
First, he stopped by YouthWorks Ranch in Tulsa, a 20-acre farm that provides a place for kids in North Tulsa to learn how to live a healthier lifestyle by growing food, raising livestock, and developing trade skills. The Kiwanis Club of Tulsa provided funding for a training greenhouse.
In the evening he visited the Kiwanis Club of Bartlesville’s Sooner Jr. miniature golf course and enjoyed hot dogs and fun with the local Kiwanians and two members who visited from Tulsa.
It’s always great to see the unique and impactful projects and initiatives that Kiwanis Clubs operate or support to fulfill our vision that ensures all children wake up in environments that believe in them, nurture them, and provide the support necessary to thrive!
#KidsNeedKiwanis #TXOKKiwanis #TulsaKiwanis #BartlesvilleKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
Be sure and get registered. Special Guest KI Vice President Cathy Szymanski to talk about AI tools and Cyber Security. www.txokkiwanis.org/dcon #KidsNeedKiwanis #TXOKKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
30 more days to take advantage of the Early Bird Discount. Join us in Texarkana, TX www.txokkiwanis.org/dcon #KidsNeedKiwanis #TXOKKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
The Kiwanis District Service Committee is mobilizing its disaster relief team to assist the Mineral Wells community after a devastating tornado.
Supplies and personal care kits are on their way, thanks to the collaborative efforts of our dedicated members. We invite you to join us in this important initiative and share your experiences of helping those in need. Together, we can make a difference.
#DisasterRelief #communitysupport #kiwanis #TXOKKiwanis #helpinghandshealinghearts ... See MoreSee Less
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Service Connects us and our Texas Oklahoma District Kiwanis Family strengthens Us. #texasoklahomadistrictkiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
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