Proud N' Willing to serve, we are the mighty PNW District!
businesses are often willing to donate as well. Clubs may also want to look into having other service projects such as making quilts and trauma dolls, or holding book drives and toy drives for cancer patients at these hospitals. For more information, please visit www.pnwkiwanis.org and click on the KCCP link on the homepage.
-Gov. Varun
The esPRESSo
The esPRESSo is the official magazinge of the PNW Districit. Check out the latest issue above and click on the link bellow for previous issues!
http://issuu.com/the_espresso
Section C 2012.pdf
Corporate Sponsorship Packet.pdf
Section B 2012.pdf
Section A 2012.pdf
The Kiwanis Family
The Kiwanis Family extends to all sorts of age and social groups, all of whom are dedicated to bettering their community and serving each other. Click on the corresponding logos to learn more about the organization!
K-Kids Pledge
As a K-Kid,
I promise to serve my neighborhood and my school;
I will show respect toward my environment;
and I will try to make the world a better place in which to live.
K-Kids is one Kiwanis SLP program (Student Leadership Program) built around children 12 year of age or younger. Worldwide their numbers reach more than 36,000 young leaders.
"Being a K-Kids means a lot to me. I learned that people need help out there more than people think. That's why there are K-Kids!"
--Haley, Coats Elementary School K-Kids Club
District Board
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District Administrators
History
Since1936 Circle K has had a long and deep connection to the PNW District. It's originis date back to the creation of the "Circle K House" at Washington State College. The Kiwainis club of Pullman wanted to establish a faternity, known as Kappa lota Phi, to help coligoate students with financial aid, leadership, and future career outlets. As time progressed the frist official Circle K club was charted in 1947 at Carthage College in the Illinois District. Come 1955 147 more schools had joined Carthage by establishing Circle K clubs of their own and soon recieved official endorsement from Kiwanis International.
Today By The Numbers:
Nations: 17
Districts: 30 (27 within the US)
Members: 13,250
CKI PNW District Project
This year CKI under Governor Bret Sinclair has take on KCCP as their District Project. For more information on KCCP please visit the KCCP tab.
Kiwanis Builders Club
Kiwanis Builders Club is a service based organization build around middle school students. Currently they are made up of 42000 members, 1400 clubs, in 12 nations around the world. The name "Builders Club" comes from Kiwanis Native American origin "We Build"
Unlike the other Kiwanis Families Builders Club are not made up of international, district, or divisional levels. Rather they focus on their home community through the help of their home club and sponsoring Kiwanians. Services projects range from assisting Kiwanis members and local Key Clubber with their events to taking up service opportunities of their own. Where ever there is a need you can be sure a Builders Club member will be there to help!
Secretary Reports
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Lieutenant Governor's Report
Secretary Report
