Kiwanis cal nev ha magazine winter2015 v2

JANUARY 2015

Serving the Children of the World®

California-Nevada-Hawaii DistrictKiwanis®

100 years of serving

childrenKiwanis members continue to help

youth in their communities

2 January 2015 Kiwanis California-Nevada-Hawaii District

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incewetookflightonOct.1.2014,we,asadistrict,havebeenbusy,busy,busy.ThroughthespiritedKeyClub

fallrallies,KeyLeaderevents,bookdrivesanddistributions,communityserviceprojects,andfund-raisingactivities,youhavelaunchedagreatbeginningtoahistoricyear.Throughtheeffortsofthe

Formulaplan,clubsareshowingtheircommunitiesthatthey“LoveIt,ShareItandLiveIt.”Asaresult,ourKiwanisFamilycontinuestogrowin

numbers,providingmorehandstodomoreservice.Wewillofficiallykickoffour100-

yearanniversarycelebrationastheKiwanisInternationalFloat,themed“100YearsInspiringChildren,”travelsdownColoradoBoulevardintheannualTournamentofRosesParadeonJan.1,2015.OurKiwanisInternationalPresident,Dr.JohnButton,alongwithFirstLadyDebbie,willbeamongsomeoftheridersonthefloat.Aspecialthankyougoesouttothe

feedingcrewsandmorethan7,000volunteersthataremostlycomprised

S ofourServiceLeadershipProgrammemberswhoareinstrumentalinthedecoratingactivitiesofmanyRoseParadefloats.Nextmanyofuswillbetraveling

totheDetroitNo.1clubtocelebratewhereitallbegan100yearsagoonJan.21,1915.TheInternationalCounselwillbemeetingatthistimeaswelltoplanforthefuture.ThemonthofFebruarywillbe

anotheraction-packedmonthasweattendtheMid-YearConferences.PleasejoinFirstLadyMelissaandmeaswecometogetherforadayoffellowshipandeducation—aspecial

ON THE WINGS OF SERVICE

LetthecelebrationbeginA MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR ALAN GUIRE

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timetoshareandrefreshasaKiwanisFamily.Ournextopportunitytovisitwith

ourKiwanisInternationalpresidentwillbeatour100-YearAnniversaryCelebrationevent,theCentennialPlaygroundgroundbreaking,inMarch.Don’tmisstheopportunitytobeapartofthishistoriceventandremembertopurchaseyourticketstoattendtheMarch15concertperformedby“UpWithPeople.”MelissaandIareencouragedbyallof

youreffortstoimprovethelivesofourchildrenaswecontinuetosupportourgoalsofGrow,EliminateandCelebrate.

Pleaseremembertoseizeeachdayandeveryopportunitytobuildabetterfutureforourchildrenasweleadthewayaheadonthewingsofservice.Thankyouforallthatyoudo!

Alan GuireGovernor, 2014-15California-Nevada-Hawaii District of Kiwanis [email protected]

MAGAZINEJanuary 2015 Vol. 95, No. 1

The Cal-Nev-Ha Magazine is the official publication of the

California-Nevada-Hawaii Districtof Kiwanis International.

2014-15 KIWANIS CAL-NEV-HADISTRICT OFFICERS

Governor Alan Guire Governor-elect Cherice Gilliam Treasurer Craig Wallace District Secretary Lori Butler Imm. Past Gov. Rae Whitby-Brummer Parliamentarian James Chambers

2014-15 KIWANIS CAL-NEV-HAFOUNDATION OFFICERS

President Russell J. Kiner Vice President Margo Dutton Sec’y / Treasurer Pete Horton Imm. Past Pres. Lanie Wheeler Governor Alan Guire Governor-elect Cherice Gilliam

Foundation 2012-15 Directors Joni Ackerman Harry Hull Evelyn Madison Richard Minatoya Richard G. Olmstead, Jr.

Foundation 2013-16 Directors Walter Morton Debbie Scheibel James Stinger Sharron Varga Elaine Villareal

Foundation 2014-17 Directors Bob Isaacs Mark W. McDonald David Pinuelas Keith Rickey Roy Talley

CAL-NEV-HA MAGAZINE [email protected]

CAL-NEV-HA DISTRICT OFFICE8360 Red Oak St., Suite 201

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730Office: (909) 989-1500

Toll Free: (877) 597-1770Fax: (909) 989-7779

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The information contained in this magazine is forillustrative and discussion purposes only. It is

intended to provide general information about thesubject matter covered and is provided with the

understanding that Kiwanis nor Cal-Nev-Ha is notrendering legal, accounting or tax advice. You

should consult with appropriate counsel or otheradvisors on all matters pertaining to legal, tax or

accounting obligations and requirements.Copyright ©2015 by the Cal-Nev-Ha District.

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LOOK BACK AT 100 YEARS OF KIWANIS: Silver anniversary gift—After three years in the talking, the Kiwanis International Foundation kicked off its fundraising in style during a January 1940 Detroit, Michigan, blizzard at Kiwanis’ 25th anniversary celebration. Past Ontario-Quebec-Maritime District Governor Walter Zeller (far left in cake photo) took the lead, donating 25 Canadian silver dollars, which decorated the gala’s birthday cake. The coins were auctioned to raise a nest egg for the new internatinal foundation. Rather than being served to guests, the five-tiered cake was cut up and delivered to Detroit-area orphanages.


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DIVISION 4HUNTINGTON BEACH: PastclubpresidentAdamBowermeisterrepresentedtheKiwanisClubofHuntingtonBeachatthisyear’sMr.SurfCityContest.Thetongue-in-cheekeventpitsseveralmenintowninapageantparody,includingbathingsuit,talentandeveningwearcategories..Allcontestantsrepresentalocalnonprofitintown.Morethan400peopleattendedtheevent.

DIVISION 3GLENDALE: TheKiwanisClubofGlendalehostedits10thannualDuckSplashOct.11atVerdugoPark.Theevent,whichraisedcloseto$55,000,featuredseveralheatsinwhichsponsoredrubberduckiesracealonga“mockriver,”reportstheGlendaleNewsPressnewspaper.Thewinningduckinthefinalheatearneditssponsor$10,000.Clubofficialssayabout18,000duckswereadoptedfortheevent.

DIVISION 5CLOVIS: TheKiwanisclubeachyearshops,sorts,packagesanddistributesThanksgivingdinnergroceriesfor40familiesthatmaynototherwisebeabletoenjoyThanksgivingDinner.Alsofortheholidays,theclubservesadeliciousholidaydinnerto500localseniorsattheClovisSeniorCenter.

AllinthefamilyPoway Club welcomes third-generation Kiwanian

On The Wings Of Service

Poway Kiwanis Club history was made

Sept. 18 when a third generation of a local

family joined the club.

Karin Sherr, the daughter of Patti

Ryder and granddaughter of Cal Pancheri,

joined the 40-year-old service club during

ceremonies held at the club’s monthly night

meeting at Mainstream Bar & Grill.

Sherr is general counsel with the Thomas

Jefferson School of Law in San Diego. She

graduated from Miami University. She is an

award- winning synchronized ice skater (and

is in her university’s Hall of Fame) and now

serves as a skating judge.

She belonged to the Poway High Key

Club and the Circle K in college. She said

during her induction that she always

knew “that Kiwanis would be in my

future.”

Sherr was sponsored by her mom, who

chairs the Kiwanis Club’s foundation.

Ryder was sponsored in 2010 by her father,

Cal who is a 45-year member of Kiwanis.

He transferred to the Poway club in 1999

from the Grantville-Allied Gardens club.

The Poway Kiwanis club has 62 members.

For more information, visit www.powaykiwanis.org.

Cal Pancheri, center, with daughter Patti Ryder, left, and graddaughter Karin Sherr.


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DIVISION 7EAST SACRAMENTO-MIDTOWN: ClubmembershadtheopportunitytoreadanddistributebookstokindergartenstudentsatEdwardKembleElementarySchoolonDec.17.Theclub’sbookdistributionprojectisamonthlyevent.

WANT TO KNOW MORE? BOOKMARK US...

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Youtube.com/TheEliminateProject

Twitter.com/EliminateMNT

Official sitewww.TheEliminateProject.org

DIVISION 8NAPA:Theclubbuiltandcompletedits60thplaygroundprojectinNapaCountyatWestParkElementarySchool.

DIVISION 8AMERICAN CANYON, GATEWAY: TheAmericanCanyonHighSchoolgirlstennisteamOhanarecentlyconductedacannedfooddrivefortheAmericanCanyonFoodPantryandshowedtheiralohaspiritbygivingbacktotheircommunity.ThetennisteamreceivedacollectionbinfromKiwanisClubPresidentBrianFarmerwhogavethemalittletalkonthehistoryofKiwanis,theAmericanCanyonFoodPantry,theupcomingSeasonofGivingcommunityevent(onDec.14),andhowthecommunityfoodpantrywasverylowincannedgoodsbecauseoftheeconomyandtherecentearthquake.Thetennisgirlsplayersrespondedbychallengingthemselvestofillthebincompletelybeforetheirlastgameoftheseason.


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DIVISION 19GARDENA VALLEY: TheclubhosteditsannualSeniorCitizenlunchonDec.4attheGardenaNakaokaCenterwheretheclubusuallyfeedsapproximately200seniorcitizens.Theeventfeaturedfood,astockingandaspecialvisitfromSanta.TimandLoriMcDannoldfromtheLawndaleKiwanisClubalsohelpedout,asdidCircleKmembersfrom CalStateDominguezHills.

DIVISION 22KAHULUI: The KiwanisClubof Kahuluiandthe MauiPolice DepartmentpartneredwithKmartandFriendsoftheChildren’sJusticeCenter, foritsannualShopwithaCopeventinearlyDecember.whichworkstohelpabusedandneglectedchildreninMauiCounty.Thirty-fivechildrenin needeachreceiveda$100giftcardtouseonpurchases.Nowinits10thyear,ShopWithaCophadoneofthebiggestturnoutsbypolice,with40officersand19policerecruitsshowingupby6a.m.tovolunteertheirtime.Thechildrenweretreatedtobreakfastandeachreceivedawrapped

gift.Thechildrenwerethenpairedwithoneortwopoliceofficerstodotheirshopping.

DIVISION 25CHATSWORTH: TheKiwanisclubhostedthe31stannualChatsworthHolidayParade,FestivalandCarShowDec.14.Theeventincludedlivemusic,gourmetfood,artsandcrafts,holidayshopping,achildren’sarea,pictureswithSanta,classiccarshowanddancegroupsaswellasaChristmasparade.

DIVISION 26DELTA, THE ANTIOCH: TheDelta-AntiochKiwanisClubhelditsannual“PrideoftheDelta”restauranttourinOctober.The$15ticketfeatured10restaurants,whichcouldbevisitedinanyorderbetween1-5p.m.,withfundsraisedgoingtolocalcharities.

DIVISION 37HIDDEN VALLEY, ESCONDIDO: TheKiwanisclubdonated12carseatstotheEscondidoPoliceDepartment.Thedonated

carseatsareadjustableandhavetheabilitytotransportinfantsandtoddlersandcanbefurtheradjustedandusedasaboosterseatforolderchildrenaswell.TheEscondidoPoliceDepartmentfrequentlyhastheneedforcarseats.PoliceOfficerswilloccasionallyneedtotransportsmallchildrenandsometimeinfantsfromoneplacetoanotherduringthenormalcourseoftheirduties.Additionally,policeofficerswillcomeacrossfamiliesattemptingtotransportinfantsandchildreninabrokencarseat,thewrongstyleorsizeof


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Kiwanis look back: Serving youth for 100 years

carseatornocarseatatall.Thepolicewillperiodicallycomeacrossfamilieswhocan’taffordtobuyanewcarseatandtransporttheirchildrenoutofnecessityinanunsafemanner.

DIVISION 47HEMET VALLEY: Theclubiscompleting40yearsofservicetothecitiesofHemetandSanJacintobyhostingtheHoopsandCropsBasketballTournamentforcommunitycollegesDec.4-6. C

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K-KidsThe Verdugo Woodlands K-Kids Club members (Glendale, CA) decorated mini pumpkins for Walktober. They then presented their creations to teachers for “Walk to School Day.”


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RinginginfundsNapa Kiwanis-Rotary competition rings in nearly $10,000—again.

On The Wings Of Service

The Kiwanis Club of Napa rings the bell for the Salvation Army every year. The club has developed a competition with the city’s noon Rotary club, and the clubs compete against each other to raise the most money.

“Our two clubs meet every year together on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and whoever has lost the competition has to pour wine for the winning club. It has been lots of fun for both the Rotary noon Club and our club,” said Diane Brown of the Kiwanis Club.

“This year Lynn Carriker, Patty Garaventa and I dressed as Christmas trees for our two hour time frame. We did this last year as well and were absolutely amazed at how much money we raised in just two hours.

People want to have their picture taken with us as well as their children and we venture to guess that this year in the two hours we raised between $600-$700 in just two hours,” Brown said.

Club member K.C. Chaudhary every year matches what the club collects on one of the club’s Thursday meetings.

“This year on the designated Thursday we collected $2,650, which K.C. matched, so we raised $5,300 in one day,” Brown said.

“Our club historically collects around $10,000 bell ringing and Rotary does an equal amount. The money our two clubs raise helps the Salvation Army feed the hungry in Napa almost the entire year,” Brown said.

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PassingsGeorge McDaniel

of the Borrego Springs club passed away Dec. 9. George was a dedicated and longtime Kiwanian (53 years), serving as lieutenant governor three times (1968-1969 for Division 8 and 1991-1992 and 1997-1998 for the former Division 9).

He and his wife, Rosemary, were regular volunteers at the district office for many years during the Mid-Year Conferences and District Conventions.

George celebrated his 90th birthday the day before he died. Also, he and Rosemary would have celebrated 67 years of marriage on Dec. 21.

A memorial service will be planned after the first of the year. More information will be shared when it becomes available.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in George’s name towards the Anza Borrego Desert State Park Paleontology Society. Make checks payable to the Anza Borrego Foundation or ABF, PO Box 2001, Borrego Springs, CA 92004 and directed to the Paleontology Program.

Lynn Carriker, Patty Garaventa and Diane Brown dressed as Christmas trees while raising funds for the Salvation Army.


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Cal-Nev-Ha posts executive director job openingCal-Nev-Ha District TheCalifornia-Nevada-

HawaiiDistrictofKiwanisInternationalislookingforanexecutivedirectorwhoisresponsiblefortheday-to-dayoperationoftheorganization,includingcoordinatingcommitteesandmanagingstaff.Hereistheofficialjobposting:

California-Nevada-Hawaii District of Kiwanis International, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Nonprofit Organization 501(c)(4)

Full Time EmployeeBachelor’s Degree is

preferred

Position DescriptionThe Executive Director

of the Cal-Nev-Ha District of Kiwanis is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the organization, including coordinating committees and managing staff.

The Executive Director also serves as the District (Corporate) Secretary.

The Executive Director, in collaboration with the District’s Board of Trustees, is further charged with the development of policies and strategic plans.

The Executive Director supports the District Governor and reports to the Board of Trustees at each of their meetings.

Overall FunctionThe Executive Director’s

overall function is to successfully manage all aspects of the organization and uphold its policies and values.

Duties and Responsibilities

■ The Executive Director develops strategies and policies to ensure the organization’s objectives are met. This includes hiring, training and supervising the District Office staff;

■ The Executive Director creates and prepares budgets in conjunction with the appropriate committees, and oversees all financial operations according to the District’s Bylaws and Policies;

■ The Executive Director is responsible for the planning and implementation of the Mid- Year Conferences, the annual District Convention, meetings of the Board of Trustees and a variety of other smaller meetings. This responsibility includes the negotiation of contracts with hotels, convention centers and vendors, as well as the oversight and coordination of meeting arrangements and schedules with staff and volunteer committees;

■ The Executive Director develops, both independently and in conjunction with committees, training materials for district officers and club officers. These include seminar materials, webinars and training manuals and resources;

■ The Executive Director serves as the chief executive for the District’s Service Leadership Programs (SLP) and is responsible for the supervision of the Director of Service Leadership Programs and the committees which administer the SLP organizations;

■ The Executive Director

also serves as the District Secretary, serves as the staff liaison to all District committees and prepares and distributes the agendas, meeting packets and minutes of meetings; and

■ The Executive Director communicates with club members, club officers, and district officers on a variety of topics.

Work Schedule and Travel Requirements

The Executive Director is expected to work outside of regular business hours to attend committee and Board meetings, Service Leadership events and conferences as well as fundraising events that are normally scheduled on weekends. Travel is typically required within the three states; however, meetings and conferences of Kiwanis International will occasionally require travel to other locations.

Position Requirements:

■ Excellent written, verbal, public speaking and interpersonal communications skills;

■ Strong financial management and the ability to work within an established budget;

■ Able to handle sensitive matters and maintain confidentiality;

■ Proficiency with computers, including spreadsheets, word processing and Internet skills;

■ Ability to work in a small staff environment, including telecommuting employees, that supports a family of over

70,000 volunteers, multi-task, strong organizational skills and attend to an extensive range of responsibilities that arise both in the corporate office and externally;

■ Experience in convention and meeting planning and contract negotiation is required;

■ Background in association management along with CAE certification is preferred;

■ Experience with an organization having chapters or affiliates is a plus;

■ Periodic travel for regional, national and international meetings is required;

■ Frequent weekends and occasional evenings are required;

■ Must be able to physically lift, stand and sit for extended periods of time;

■ A bachelor’s degree and 10 years’ experience in nonprofit association management is preferred; and

■ No relocation expenses provided or reimbursed.

The Executive Director is expected to be, or become, a member of a Kiwanis club within the District.

Interested candidates should submit their cover letter, resumes, salary requirements to [email protected] or fax to 909-989-7779 or mail to CNH District of Kiwanis International, 8360 Red Oak St., Suite 201, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730, Attn: Executive Director/District Secretary.

Deadline: Friday Jan. 23, 2015


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Kiwanis Rosefloat of Pasadena ClubDave & Chris WallachK I W A N I S R O S E F L O ATcolumn is sponsored by a $500 donation from

2015

The ROSE FLOAT PROVIDES a WHOLESOME EVENT FOR THE ENTIRE KIWANIS FAMILY

TheKiwanisInternationalRoseFloatprovidesanopportunity for8,000KeyClub,CircleK,BuildersClub,andKiwanismemberstodecoratetheKiwanisfloatandabout15additionalfloatsthroughoutDecember.

Butthisisn’taboutdecoratingaRosefloat.ThisisaboutthousandsofKeyClub,CircleK,BuildersClub,andKiwanismemberswhoare:

•Having fun with the Kiwanis family•Building character•Learning teamwork and leadership skills•Creating community and friendships•Gaining job skills

Yourcontributionwillhelpfinancethiswholesome,communityexperienceforourKiwanis-familyteensandadults.

Kiwanis International Rose Float

Please sponsor your 2015 Kiwanis International Rose Float:Special Donor’s Plaque ................................. $65

Specify inscription:

Flower Buyer ..................................................$25Sweatshirt ..................................................$25 T-shirt ..................................................$15Rose Float Pin ..................................................$5

Please send your donation and contact information to:

Cal-Nev-Ha Kiwanis District OfficeAttn: Rose Float Committee8360 Red Oak St., Suite 201

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Questions? Dave Wallach, (626) [email protected]

Float Rider ................................................$2,500 If space is available

Platinum Sponsor ....................................$1,000 $1,590 value: 1 banner patch, 1 plaque, 150 lapel pins, 250 opportunity drawing tickets

Gold Sponsor................................................$750 $1,240 value: 1 banner patch, 1 plaque, 100 lapel pins, 200 opportunity drawing tickets

Silver Sponsor ............................................. $500 $825 value: 1 banner patch, 75 lapel pins, 125 opportunity drawing tickets

Bronze Sponsor ............................................$250 $425 value: 1 banner patch, 40 lapel pins, 50 opportunity drawing tickets

Supporter.....................................................$125 1 banner patch


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Rose Float Fellowship

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Special Donor’s Plaque ................................. $65 Specify inscription:

Flower Buyer ..................................................$25Sweatshirt ..................................................$25 T-shirt ..................................................$15Rose Float Pin ..................................................$5

Please send your donation and contact information to:

Cal-Nev-Ha Kiwanis District OfficeAttn: Rose Float Committee8360 Red Oak St., Suite 201

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Questions? Dave Wallach, (626) [email protected]

KiwanisInternationalPresident’sInterclubLuncheonis

Saturday,Dec.27RSVP by Dec. 23

TheKiwanisClubofPasadenaandtheKiwanisRoseFloatClubofPasadenawillhosttheInternationalPresident’sInterclubLuncheonfeaturing2014-2015KiwanisInternationalPresidentDr.JohnButtononSaturday, Dec.27.Theluncheonissetfor11:30

a.m.to2p.m.attheUniversityClubofPasadena,175NorthOakland,Pasadena.Costis$50perpersonand$45

forSponsoredYouthattendees.Seatingislimitedandwillbereservedonafirst-paidbasis.RSVPbyDec.23.Sendpayment(payableto

KiwanisClubofPasadena)andRSVPtoCraigWallace,treasurer,at(626)449-3466,ext241orfaxto(626)[email protected]

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Cal Nev Ha District Office 8360 Red Oak Street, Suite 201 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730-0608 Tel: (909) 989-1500, ext. 109 Fax: (909) 989-7779 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cnhkiwanis.org

Please join us in giving the Gift of Play! Donate a gift basket, gift certificate or merchandise to our

100th Anniversary Commemorative Playground Project Silent Auction Fundraiser!

Just submit your completed donor form and a description of your donation to the District office no later than January 26, 2015 for the Mid-Year South/North Conferences. All auction items can be brought to the Mid-Year Conference of your choice and delivered to the Kiwanis Membership Booth by 12:00 AM on Saturday, February 21, 2015 (Riverside Convention Center) or Saturday, February 28, 2015 (Monterey Conference Center). Gift certificates can be mailed to the Cal-Nev-Ha Kiwanis District Office. Please contact Mary Barnes, 909-989-1500, ext. 109, for additional delivery options.

Auction Donor Form Please complete this form so we may properly list all donors in the event program.

Donor Organization: ____________________________________________ Contact Person: _________________________________ Kiwanis Club: __________________________________________________ Contact Person: _________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ City State Zip

Daytime Phone: E-mail: Approximate Value of Donation $ Suggested Minimum Bid $

Type of Donation (check one): Gift Certificate Gift Basket Merchandise

Description of Donation: Please include a detailed description of your item (i.e., unusual aspects, rarity, size, color, dates, times, etc.) Attach any brochures, photos, logos, if applicable. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I will deliver this item to the (check one) South Mid-Year Conference North Mid-Year Conference Conditions or Restrictions: Please disclose all conditions and/or restrictions of this donation, i.e., number of persons, time of year, excluded dates, geographical limitations, insurance requirements, etc. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Fullerton Kiwanis Charitable Foundation- Tax ID number, 95-2564900 Please be sure to keep a copy of this form as your official receipt.

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Cal-Nev-Ha District Kiwanis® Mid-year Conferences:

Education, fun and camaraderieNOrTH: Monterey SOuTH: Riverside

It’s time for Mid-years!Registrationisnowavailablefor

the2015Mid-Year South Conference, setforFeb. 21 attheRiverside Convention Center and The Mission Inn in Riverside, CA.,andthe North Conference, scheduledfor Feb. 28 attheMonterey Convention Center and Monterey Marriott in Monterey, CA.Thisyear’sconferenceswillfeaturedynamic

seminarTraKpresentersaswellasageneralsessionandclosingsession,RoseFloat

breakfast,inter-clubluncheonandthedistrictstoreandexhibitionbooths.Also,eachconferencewillconcludewitha

100thanniversarypartythatwillhavea1915themeandcommemorateKiwanisInternational’s100thyear.RegisternowfortheSouthconference(and

fortheNorthconferencestartingnextweek)andknowyou'llbesavingandimprovingthelivesofthoseinyourcommunitylikeneverbefore.EarlyregistrationdeadlinefortheSouth

conferenceisJan.19.EarlyregistrationforthenorthconferenceisFeb.10.Questions?Callusat(877)597-1770.

SouthRiverside, CAFeb. 21, 2015


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Cal-Nev-Ha District

NorthMonterey, CAFeb. 28, 2015

Tentative schedule for both Mid-year North and Mid-year South (subject to change)

Friday6:30-9:30 p.m.: Strike Out MNT bowling event

Saturday6:30-7:30 a.m.: Booth exhibitors setup7-8 a.m.: rose Float Breakfast7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.: registration open7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.: District Store and exhibit booths open8:30-9:30 a.m.: General Session9:45-11:45 a.m.: First Seminar TraKNoon to 1:30 p.m.: Inter-club luncheon1:45-3:45 p.m.: Second seminar TraK4-5 p.m. Closing Session6-7 p.m.: Back to the Beginning: A Trip to 1915 100th Anniversary Party social hour and silent auction7-9 p.m.: Dinner, entertainment, program

REGISTER NOW!

www.cnhkiwanis.organd click on the

“Conventions” tab


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Celebrating 100 yearsJAN. 21, 1915 – JAN. 21, 2015

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LookingforwaystocelebrateKiwanis’100thanniversarylocally?Hereareafewideas:

■ Createagiantbirthdaycake

■ Organizeaparade■ Fireworks■ Floatinaparade■ 100thbirthdayparty

atclublevelonJan.21,orwithinafewdaysoftheanniversarydate

■ Invitemembersofotherserviceorganizationsandrepresentativesofgroupsyouhelptoaneventhonoringthelocalpartnership

After three years in the talking, the Kiwanis International Foundation kicked off its fundraising in style during a January 1940 Detroit, Michigan, blizzard at Kiwanis’ 25th anniversary celebration. Past Ontario-Quebec-Maritime District Governor Walter Zeller (far left in cake photo) took the lead, donating 25 Canadian silver dollars, which decorated the gala’s birthday cake. The coins were auctioned to raise a nest egg for the new foundation. Rather than being served to guests, the five-tiered cake was cut up and delivered to Detroit-area orphanages.COurTESY: KIWANIS INTErNATIONAL

Howyourclubcancelebrateour100th!

■ Highlightoldestclubmembersandtheirmemories

■ 100-year-oldcommunitymemberhonoredashonoraryKiwanian

■ Paintfirehydrantswith100thanniversarydesign(secureauthorities’authorization)

■ Createandpublishacommemorative100thAnniversaryeditionbookforyourclub.Itcouldbeahistoryofyourownclub,oraclubdirectorywithyourmembers’photos,oracoffee-tablestylebookwithbeautifulphotographyfromyourclub’sprojects.

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On Sunday, March 15th, 2015, 2:00 p.m. at the Anaheim Convention Center, Up with People isbringing its live, high energy, family friendly show to CNH District.

Up with People's 2015 visit to the Anaheim/Fullerton Area is sponsored by Cal-Nevada-HawaiiDistrict of Kiwanis International and Key Club International, and supported by Kiwanis Club ofFullerton, Fullerton Woman's Club, and The City of Fullerton.

Tickets:

Youth (Under 12) $10.00 Students with ID $15.00 Adult Tickets $20.00 Reserved Seating $30.00 VIP Tickets* $50.00

• VIP tickets include brunch with Kiwanis International President, John Button and VIP seating!

Can’t Attend the benefit Concert or your club is not in the Southern California Area and stillwant to be part of the CHN District 100th Anniversary Celebration??? No problem! Just haveyour club purchase a Caring Community Package for $200, and the committee will donate 10adult admission tickets to Key Clubbers and their chaperons attending the Key Club DCON,Area Circle K members, and young people at Risk from the area and their families.

Need a tax deduction? Consider making a direct tax deductible donation to the KiwanisPlayground build at Woodcrest Park. Contact the district office for details.

For Ticket Information contact:CNH District of Kiwanis International,8360 Red Oak St., #201, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730909-989-1500 or http://www.cnhkiwanis.org

orhttps://www.ticketriver.com/event/13474

** Corporate sponsorships are available!!

Proceeds from the performance benefit the 100th Anniversary of Kiwanis Playground Build at Woodcrest Park in Fullerton, California.

IT’S A CELEBRATIONWho would have ever imagined 100 years of service & still strong!!!CHN District is building a Playground and will entertain us at a concert to benefit our playground build


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CHN District is building a Playground at Woodcrest Park in the City of Fullerton to commemorate 100 Years of Kiwanis Service to the world, and Up with People will entertain us at a concert to benefit our playground build!!!!!!

Up with People's 2015 visit to Southern California in March is sponsored by Cal-Nevada-Hawaii District, Kiwanis International Foundation, Key Club International, Disneyland Resorts, and the Kiwanis Clubs of Lake Forest, and Greater Garden Grove!!!

For as little as $250, your club can join with Kiwanis Club of Lake Forest, Greater Garden Grove and others as concert sponsors!

If you act before January 16th, 2015, you clubs' name and logo with appear on all promotional material that will go out to the public and media!!Think of it, Kiwanis and your club will be promoted in your community without you having to do a thing. Who knows you might attach a new member or two!

By becoming a concert sponsor, you will help support the CNH District’s 100th Anniversary Project, leave a lasting impression on the City of Fullerton, promote your club, AND see a great show.

For details on how to become an Up with People benefit concert sponsor please contact:

CNH District of Kiwanis International,8360 Red Oak St., #201, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730909-989-1500 or http://www.cnhkiwanis.org


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Up with People Performing at the Anaheim Convention Center on Sunday, March 15, 2015 to Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Kiwanis

One of many celebrations held worldwide!

Ticket Sponsor Levels & Benefits (check one or more) -Presenting Sponsor- $5,000 ( $9,000 VALUE ) 50 VIP Tickets to the Up with People Show (32 with upgraded access) Full page ad in CNH Kiwanis Magazine Logo on event poster as Presenting Sponsor Logo recognition on the program insert as a ticket sponsor Logo recognition on video show loop played 3 times throughout performance Company banner for lobby/reception (to be provided by sponsor) Marketing materials displayed in the lobby of the show venue Access for 32 guests to the Up with People green room Access for 32 guests to a VIP brunch with the Kiwanis International President and

Up with People Cast Members Premium VIP Seating

-Champion the Cause - $2,500 ( $4,000 VALUE ) 32 VIP Tickets to the Up with People Show Logo recognition on the program insert as a ticket sponsor Logo recognition on video show loop played 3 times throughout performance Company banner for lobby/reception (to be provided by sponsor) Marketing materials displayed in the lobby of the show venue Access for 32 guests to the Up with People green room Access for 32 guests to a VIP brunch with the Kiwanis International President and

Up with People Cast Members Premium VIP Seating

-Make the Difference - $1,000 ( $2,500 VALUE ) 16 VIP Tickets to the Up with People Show Logo recognition on the program insert as a ticket sponsor Logo recognition on video show loop played 3 times throughout performance Marketing materials displayed in the lobby of the show venue Access for 16 guests to the Up with People green room Access for 16 guests to a VIP brunch with the Kiwanis International President and

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-Be the Change - $500 ( $700 VALUE ) 8 VIP Tickets to the Up with People Show Logo recognition on the program insert as a ticket sponsor Logo recognition on video show loop played 3 times throughout performance Access for 8 guests to the Up with People green room Access for 8 guests to a VIP brunch with the Kiwanis International President and

Up with People Cast Members Reserved Seating

-Ignite the Spark - $250 ( $350 VALUE ) 4 VIP Tickets to the Up with People Show Logo recognition on the program insert as a ticket sponsor Logo recognition on video show loop played 3 times throughout performance Access for 4 guests to the Up with People green room Access for 4 guests to a VIP brunch with the Kiwanis International President and

Up with People Cast Members Reserved Seating

**Caring Community: Unable to attend the performance? Want to give back

and support local charities? Purchase a block of Ten General Admission Tickets to be donated to At Risk Youth or Kiwanis Youth to attend the performance. If you’re interested in signing up or learning more, please contact Chelsey Panchot at 720.215.3206 with questions. You’ll receive recognition as a ticket sponsor on Up with People program insert.

Up with People is a unique non-profit global education, community service, leadership and

preforming arts program. 100 students from 20 different countries travel to a new destination each week, live with local host families, spend a few days working on volunteer project. In addition,

they’re part of a live, high energy, family friendly show. Proceeds benefit the Kiwanis 100th Anniversary Commemorative Playground in Woodcrest Park in Fullerton, CA

General Ticket Sales Youth (Under 12)………………………………………….…………………… $10.00 x ___= $ _____ Students with ID.………………………………………….…………………… $15.00 x ___= $ _____ Adult Tickets……………………………………………….…………………… $20.00 x ___= $ _____ Reserved Seating….…………………………………………………………...$30.00 x ___= $ _____ VIP Tickets ………....………………………………………………...….……… $50.00 x ___= $ _____ I will pay by (mark one) : check (enclosed) ____ credit card (call me) ____ or cash ______ Name ___________________________________ Company/Club Name(if any)____________________ Mailing Address: ___________________________________ City_________________ State__ Zip_____ Phone: _______________ Email ___________________ Please Mail or Fax completed form to: CNH District of Kiwanis International, 8360 Red Oak St., #201, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730


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909.989.1500 • Fax [email protected]

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Community groups comingtogether for our children!!!!

Let’s celebrate!KiwanisInternationalturns100

in2015.Areyoureadytocelebrate?Needalittleguidance?Thencheckoutthiseasygame

plan:Formataskforce.Determine

whichandhowmanymembersyourclubneedstoplanits100thanniversaryevents.Setgrowth,serviceand/or

fundraisinggoalsforyourclub.Maybeit’s100membersby2015?Thelistisendless.MakesureithasanimpactonyourcommunityandKiwanisasawhole!Brainstormcelebrationideas.

Involvemembers.Decidewhenyourclubwillcelebrate.Aspartofthecelebration,Kiwanis

Internationalhasaplantobuildplaygroundsaroundtheworld.

In the Cal-Nev-Ha District, for instance, one such playground has been selected to be built in Fullerton.Theprojectwillbebuiltthrough

thecombinedeffortsoftheCNHDistrict,numerousclubs,thecityofFullerton,UpWithPeople,HabitatforHumanity,theWoman’sClubofFullertonandothercommunitygroups.Thetargeteddateforthis

playgroundtobebuiltisMarch2015,sothereisneedfordonationsandsponsorshipsrightnow.Becomeapartofhistoryby

makingatax-deductiblegifttothis

once-in-alifetimecommemorativeplaygroundthatwillstandforalltime.Donationsinthesuggestedamountslistedtotherightorinanyamountarebeingaccepted.Ifyouneedsupportinplanning

thecelebration,orderthefreecelebrationpartykit.Thekitisfulloffunitemsyoucanuseforyourparty.Consultthishelpfullistfor

additionalideas.Contactthepress.Makesure

thelocalmediaknowsaboutyour

100thanniversaryachievements.Notsurehowtostart?Checkoutourearnedmedia

resources.InformKiwanisInternationalaswell,[email protected]

theyear,includingtheJan.23–24celebrationinDetroitandthe100thAnnualKiwanisInternationalConventioninIndianapolis,June25–28,2015.The2015conventionwillbeoneof

thehighpointsofourcelebration.


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909.989.1500 • Fax [email protected]

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Community groups comingtogether for our children!!!!

Aspartofthecelebration,KiwanisInternationalhasaplan

tobuildplaygroundsaroundtheworld.YoucanbepartoftheeffortrighthereinCal-Nev-Ha.

Be part of the Cal-Nev-Ha Celebration and help build a

playground!

LEVELS OF DONATIONPerpetual Sponsor: $1,200 and more

—Name/logo on sign in park—Recognition at the groundbreaking or opening of playground—Half-page ad in Cal-Nev-Ha Magazine for 1 year—100th Anniversary Shirt—100th Anniversary commemorative coin—100th Anniversary commemorative decal/magnet

Community Supporter: $500 and more—Listing in Cal-Nev-Ha Magazine for 1 year—Recognition at the groundbreaking—100th Anniversary commemorative Coin—100th Anniversary commemorative decal/magnet

Playground Builder $250 and more—Listing in Cal-Nev-Ha Magazine recognition—100th Anniversary commemorative Coin—100th Anniversary commemorative decal/magnet

Friend of Youth $100 and more—Listing in Cal-Nev-Ha Magazine recognition—100th Anniversary commemorative decal/magnet

Send to:Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation8360 Red Oak St., Suite 201Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730Phone: 909-989-1500

Make your tax deductible gift payable to the CNH Foundation today!


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Injuries are no ‘accident’ Your Kiwanis club can help prevent children’s injuries

DatashowsthatinjuryistheleadingcauseofdeathintheU.S.forchildren14andunder.Dataalsorevealsthat90%oftheseinjuriescanbepreventedthrougheducation,awarenessandenforcement(lawsandregulations).Sowhythenaresomanychildrendyingasaresultofunintentionalinjuries?Thereisawidespread

beliefthatinjuriesaretheresultof“accidents.”Anaccidentcanbedefinedasanunforeseenandunplannedevent.Acar

crashisanunplannedevent,butunforeseen?Areviewofthecrashscenerevealsthisisoftennotthecase.Forexample,investigationsfollowingcarcrashesandtheinjuriesthatresultoftenshowdrivererror:drivingwhileintoxicated,speeding,notbeingproperlyrestrained,etc.Istheresultinginjurythereforeunforeseen?Referringtoacarcrash

asan“accident”contributestotheperceptionthatthe crashcannotbeprevented;when,infact,veryfewcrashesoccurbecause

ofuncontrollablecircumstances.Thesameholdstrueformostothercommon“accidents”...achildwhosuffersbraininjurybecauseheorshewasn’twearingabicyclehelmet;ababywhosuffersbrokenbonesorworsewhentheytumbledownthestairsbecausenosafetygatewaspresent;orachildwhoneedlesslydrowns

inthefamilypoolbecausesafetyalarmsandfencingwerenotinstalled.Injurypreventionis

basedontheprinciplethatinjuriesarepredictableandpreventable.TheKiwanisCal-Nev-HaFoundationencouragesyourKiwanisclubtohelppreventchildren’sinjuries.Forideastogetyoustarted,go to www.cnhfoundation.org.

www.cnhfoundation.orgGo to our web site to donate today

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KIWANIS CAL-NEV-HA FOUNDATION

Partner Hospital Program:The impact you make on a child’s life

childunder15 istreatedinaSanDiegoemergencydepartmentforunintentionalinjuryevery15minutes.Researchindicatesthatmostoftheseinjuriescouldhavebeenpreventedthrougheducationandawareness.ButaccordingtoSueCox,

formerdirectoroftraumaservicesatRadyChildren’sHospital,manyfamiliessimplyarenotawareoftheinjuryriskstotheirchildren.Forsomefamilies,

theymaybeawareoftheinjuryrisk,buthavenotyetadoptedsafetybehaviorsandproductsintotheirdailyliving.Andmanyfamilies,

especiallythoseinSoutheasternSanDiego,simplycannotaffordthelife-savingdevicesthatareavailable.That’swhereKiwaniansmakeadifference.

Rady Children’s Hospital: Safe N Sound Safety KioskWhenyousupport

theKiwanisCal-Nev-Ha

Foundation’sPediatricTraumaProgram,youmakeitpossiblefortheFoundationtoprovidegrantstoourpartnerhospitals.Forexample,in2013,the

Foundationprovidedagrantintheamountof$13,526forthedesignandinstallationoftheSafeNSoundsafetykioskatRadyChildren’sHospital.TheSafeNSoundsafety

kioskprovidesaself-servecomputerstationforparentstoaccessinformationonsafetyandinjurypreventionforchildrenfrombirthto4yearsofage.Parentsthen

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receiveaprintoutwithinformationandresourcestotakesimplestepstomodifytheenvironmentandsupervisionstrategiestopreventunintentionalinjuries.Adjacenttothekiosk—

whichisplacedinahightrafficareawithintheWarrenFamilySurgicalCenterwaitingarea–areinjurypreventiontipsheets,whichallcarrytheKiwanislogo.

Children’s Hospital Central California: Seat Check SaturdayCurrentresearchhas

shownthat90percentofchildpassengerrestraintsystemsareinstalledorusedincorrectly.Researchalsoshowsthatvehiclerestraintusedropsdramaticallyasachildgrowsolder.Thereisadramaticdrop

inchildpassengerrestraintuseforchildrenages1to3andanevengreaterdropinuseforchildrenages4to7.Why?Oneexplanationmightbethattheseolderchildrenareoftenseenastoobigforachildrestraintandyetaretoosmallforvehicleseatbeltsalone.Recognizingthistrend,

Children’sHospitalCentralCaliforniahosteditsfirst“SeatCheckSaturday”on www.cnhfoundation.org

Go to our web site to donate today

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Sept.20,2014.Localmediawereonhandtocovertheeventsoftheday.AspartofalargerHealth

andSafetyFair,SeatCheckSaturdaywasdesignedtoprovideanopportunityforpatientfamilies,aswellasmembersofthegeneralpublic,tohavetheircurrentchildsafetyseatcheckedbyaCertifiedChildPassengerSafetyTechnician.Parentsandcare

providersreceivedinformationontheirchild’scurrentseat,aswellasinformationaboutthe“nextstage”ofchildpassengerrestraints.Familieswhosechild

safetyseatwasdefectiveoroutdated,orthosefamilieswhocouldn’taffordtotransitiontheirchildintothenextstageofchildpassengerrestraintsystemweregivenafreechildsafetyseatorboosterseat.Andthiswaspossiblebecauseofyourgenerosity.Youmadeitpossible

fortheFoundationtoawardChildren’sHospitalCentralCaliforniaagrantintheamountof$9,627to

purchase165childsafetyseatsandboosters.Onbehalfofthechildren

andfamiliesweserve,thankyouforyoursupportoftheFoundation’sPediatricTraumaProgram.Yoursupportmakesa

positiveimpactinachild’slife.Tolearnmoreabout

theFoundationandourPediatricTraumaProgram,visitwww.cnhfoundation.org/what-we-do/pediatric-trauma-program/

The Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation provided a grant in the amount of $13,526 for the design and installation of the Safe N Sound safety kiosk at Rady Children’s Hospital.


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THANK YOU TO THESE $100 SPONSORS OF “THE OBJECTS OF KIWANIS” for 2014-15

The Objects of

KiwanisTo give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life.

To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships.

To promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards.

To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship.

To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service, and to build better communities.

To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism and good will.

—Adopted unanimously at the1924 Kiwanis International Convention

in Denver, Colo. after Kiwanis President Edmund Arras gave an empassioned speech explaining the

proposed Objects.

During the same convention, the delegates voted to change the organization’s name to simply “Kiwanis International.”

KIWANIS CAL-NEV-HA DISTRICT: (877) 597-1770 www.cnhkiwanis.org • KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL: (800) KIWANIS www.kiwanis.org

–DIVISION 1– Past Lt. Gov. Brad Guske

–DIVISION 2– Lt. Gov. Robert D. Larsen

–DIVISION 3– Lt. Gov. Raymond Huff

Past Foundation President Pat & Pam Liddell

–DIVISION 8– Lt. Gov. Jay Lewis

–DIVISION 24– Lt. Gov. Sandy Fisher

–DIVISION 25– Lt. Gov. Robert Cox

–DIVISION 33– Lt. Gov. Gregory Mudge

–DIVISION 34– District Foundation Board Member Jim Stinger

–DIVISION 41– Lt. Gov. Michael D. Maxson

–DIVISION 44– Lt. Gov. Kathleen Ross

–DIVISION 47– Past Lt. Gov. Dave Knackert

Magazinesponsorship

opportunitiesfor 2014-15

See the previous pageSign up NOW

to be a Magazine SponsorShow your support!

To add your Kiwanis Club or individual member as a sponsor, e-mail:

[email protected]


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KIWANIS CAL-NEV-HA DISTRICT: (877) 597-1770 www.cnhkiwanis.org • KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL: (800) KIWANIS www.kiwanis.org

Back page listing (cost per year — 4 issues):

Back Page sponsor/listing (100 total spaces).................................. $100 ...................................................................................................... available The Objects of Kiwanis

Governor and First Gentleman (cost is per year - 4 issues):

2. Governor’s column (half page)..........................................................$700 ($750 after Jan. 15)........................................ available

3. First Gentleman’s column (half page).......................……......................$700 ($750 after Jan. 15).......................................... available

News pages (cost is per year - 4 issues):

4. Kiwanis Club news (full page $1,000) ($1,100 after Jan. 15)................................................................................................. available

5. Circle K news (full page $1,000) ($1,100 after Jan. 15)........................................................................................................... available

6. Key Club news (full page $1,000) ($1,100 after Jan. 15)..................................................................................................... available

7. KIWIN’S news (full page $1,000) ($1,100 after Jan. 15).................................................................................................... available

8. Builders Club news (half page $500) ($550 after Jan. 15)........................................................................................ .........available

9. K-Kids Club news (half page $500) ($550 after Jan. 15)........................................................................................ .........available

10. Aktion Club news (half page $500) ($550 after Jan. 15).......................................................................................................... available

Club Tools pages (cost is per year - 4 issues):

11. Public Relations column (quarter page)..............................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)....................................... available

12. Fund-raising column (quarter page).....................................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)....................................... available

13. Membership ideas column (quarter page).........................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)....................................... available

14. Club-building column (quarter page)....................................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)....................................... available

15. Risk-management column (quarter page)...............................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)....................................... available

Specialty columns (cost is per year - 4 issues):

16. Kiwanis International Foundation (half page)..................................... $500 ($550 after Jan. 15)............................................ available

17. Rose Float ad (half page)................................................................... $500 ($550 after Jan. 15)............................................ available

18. Calendar (quarter page)............................................................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)............................................ available

19. Roll Call (quarter page).............................................................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)............................................ available

Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation (cost is per year - 4 issues):

20. Foundation news (full page) ................................................................$675 ($725 after Jan. 15)........................................... available

21. Foundation President’s Column (quarter page)...................................$250 ($265 after Jan. 15)........................................... available

22. Kids’ Safety/P.T.P. ad (half page)...........................................................$500 ($550 after Jan. 15)............................................ available

23. Pediatric Emergency Medicine ad (half page)....................................$500 ($550 after Jan. 15)............................................ available

TOTAL ENCLOSED $______________________ (Acct. 407/225.04/GF) Please mail form & check payable to: Cal-Nev-Ha Kiwanis District Office, 8360 Red Oak St., #201, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Questions RE: Sponsorship? Pay by Credit Card? — Christy Martinez (909) 989-1500 ext. 101

2013-2014 Digital Magazine Sponsor Form Date _______________

Club ______________________________________Division ____

Name (& most-current title,______________________________________________________

How do you want this sponsorship printed? club name your name (spouse:______________________)

Your street or P.O. Box address ____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________________ST. ______________ZIP _________________________

Daytime Phone ______________________________ E-mail _____________________________________

Any special wording? ____________________________________________________________________

Amazing Digital Edition of

Our Magazine For

2013-2014

1. Back-page Objects of Kiwanis sponsor ......................................$100 .................................................................. available

Questions about Sponsorships? Paying by Credit Card? — Call (909) 989-1500 Tricia Crawford (ext. 106) or Mary Barnes (ext. 109)

2014-2015 Digital Magazine Sponsor Form

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