Pennsylvania Kiwanis Foundation - 2017-2018 Annual Report...3 2017-2018 Pennsylvania Kiwanis...

1

2017-2018 Annual Report

2

Dear friends, Kids need Kiwanis. This li le phrase makes a big impact and Pennsylvania Kiwanians make a key difference to the children and communi es of Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on is proud to show you how we amplified your impact for our communi es and children as we celebrate our 38th year of service. On behalf of all of our program recipients and children across Pennsylvania, I would like to THANK YOU — our donors, clubs, individuals, and organiza ons who allowed us to give back to our communi es. It is through your generosity we provided meaningful programs to aid the Kiwanis family and cri cal resources to improve the lives of children. I hope everyone con nues to make our Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on a philanthropic priority so we can con nue to grow and support even more ini a ves in the future. One program to highlight this year is the con nued success of our Early Learning Ini a ve. The program con nues to grow and has become a hallmark program for our Founda on. We have distributed 239,000 guides since the program began and have con nued to grow other early learning efforts including the Pennsylvania One Book, Every Young Child Early Literacy Program. Thank you again for making this year one I will always remember. You, our loyal supporters and friends, have inspired me more than words can express. My hope for the coming years is for our Founda on to con nue to grow so we can all con nue to share in its success and impact together. In closing, I urge all Pennsylvania Kiwanis members and clubs to apply for Founda on programs, grants, and scholarships. Informa on can be found on our website—www.pkfonline.org. If the Founda on Directors or myself can be of any assistance please do not hesitate to contact us. Yours in Kiwanis service,

Kris na L. Badali, President [email protected]

2017-2018 Pennsylvania Kiwanis Foundation Annual Report

Gree ng from Our Founda on

3


Highlights of Our 2017-2018 Impact

Over 239,000 total Early Learning Guides distributed to families across Pennsylvania.

10 Scholarships given to undergraduate and graduate students including Key Club and Circle K.

5,520 dozen roses sold by Pennsylvania Kiwanis members in 2017 to benefit Founda on Programs.

Over $24,000 in grants and program funding awarded to 8 Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs and service leadership organiza ons.

4 grants awarded to new Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs to support their service account.

81% of our annual 2017-18 Founda on Budget as of June 2018 was spent directly on Founda on programs.

$5,000 in Founda on Rose Sale Matching Scholarships awarded to students through

Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs.

Note: All highlights are as of June 30, 2018.

4


Our Impact with Early Learning

Our Early Learning Ini a ve Pennsylvania Kiwanis con nues to work and partner with the Pennsylvania Early Learning Investment Commission as a strategic partner of the Commission. We con nue to be recognized by the Pennsylvania State Government for our work in the area of early childhood educa on and development. This year, the Founda on provided over $42,000 in support of early learning program efforts including the distribu on of early learning guides and support of the Pennsylvania One Book, Every Young Child Early Literacy Program. Distribu on of Early Learning Guides Pennsylvania Kiwanis con nues to print and distribute Early Learning Guides to families across Pennsylvania. Through the work of Kiwanis clubs, to date, we have been able to impact children in 59 of Pennsylvania’s 67 coun es, with over 239,000 guides distributed to date. Kiwanis Family Clubs that are interested in distribu ng guides in their community can contact the District Office for pick-up or delivery op ons.

Above: Pictures of the various Early Learning Guides available for distribu on.

5


Our Impact with Early Learning Our Early Learning Ini a ve (Con nued) Suppor ng the Pennsylvania One Book, Every Young Child Early Literacy Program In addi on, we have also provided funding to the Pennsylvania’s One Book, Every Young Child Early Literacy Program 2018 book selec on “My Cousin Momo”. Now in its 13th year, this valuable program that highlights the importance of early literacy development in preschoolers and the significance of reading early and o en to children, as well as engaging them in conversa on and other ac vi es around books. These books are currently being distributed to foster families, support workers, and home visita on staff including the Nurse Family Partnership. All of the books purchased with the grant also have the Pennsylvania Kiwanis logo and informa on inside of the front cover.

Above: Pennsylvania's One Book, Every Young Child 2018 selec on is “My Cousin Momo”. Wri en and illustrated by Zachariah OHora, the book was published in 2015 by Dial Books and is for children ages 3 to 5. Le : One of the many thank you le ers received from an organiza on and children receiving early learning guides.

6


Our Impact with Service Leadership Programs

Service Leadership Program: Leadership Building For many of the Kiwanis Family’s younger members, joining a Service Leadership Program is the first step in a lifelong journey of service. It can even be their first leadership experience. For those who have a passion for it, opportuni es for a deeper involvement can be an inspira on.

The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on con nued our commitment to support the Pennsylvania Service Leadership organiza on by providing over $18,000 in support of leadership building ac vi es. This includes Pennsylvania Key Club, Circle K, Ak on Club, and Key Leader which provide valuable resources for leadership training and development as well as hands-on service.

Pennsylvania Ak on Club The Founda on provided funds to the Pennsylvania Ak on Club for a endance at Kiwanis Interna onal’s Training and Leadership Conference (TLC) in Las Vegas, Nevada as well as the Annual Ak on Club District Conven on.

Pennsylvania Key Club The Founda on provided funds to the Pennsylvania Key Club for their Annual District Conven on to help lower conven on costs and allow more Key Clubs to be able to a end.

Above: (1) Picture of Pennsylvania Ak on Club members a ending TLC. (2) Cer ficate received for suppor ng the 2017 Pennsylvania Ak on Club Conven on.

Above: Picture of Key Club members a ending the 2018 Annual District Conven on in State College, Pennsylvania.

7


Our Impact with Service Leadership Programs

Above: Picture of the students, advisors, and Kiwanis Family members a ending InterPACK 2017 at Camp Hidden Valley in Loysville, Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Circle K The Founda on provided funds to the Pennsylvania Circle K to support their Annual Fall Leadership Conference (InterPACK), Annual District Conven on, District, Club Officer Training, and a endance to CKIx (Interna onal Conven on).

Service Leadership Program: Leadership Building (Con nued)

Pennsylvania Key Leader The Founda on provided $75 scholarships to all 72 a endees of Pennsylvania Key Leader, an experien al leadership program for today’s young leaders. This year, the event was held at Camp Conrad Weiser in Wernersville, Pennsylvania on April 20-22, 2018. Look for the Key Leader Program next year on April 26-28, 2019 at Camp Conrad Weiser again, and encourage students ages 14-18 to take advantage of this life-changing opportunity.

Above: Picture of the students at Pennsylvania Key Leader 2018 at Camp Conrad Weiser in Wernersville, Pennsylvania.

8


Our Impact with Founda on Club Grants

Rise Against Hunger Event Kiwanis Clubs of Region 7 October 2018

Pennsylvania Kiwanis Region 7 was able to partner with Rise Against Hunger to package 10,152 meals in 2 hours with the local Kiwanis Family through the generosity of the Founda on and all of Region 7 Clubs. Rise Against Hunger is an interna onal hunger relief organiza on that distributes food and life-changing aid to the world’s most vulnerable, and focuses on mobilizing the necessary resources to end hunger by 2030.

Above: Region 7 Kiwanis Family members celebrate packages being boxed and completed!

Founda on Club Grants Many communi es struggle to meet all the needs of children. We provide grants for Kiwanis-led, hands-on service projects that focus on health, educa on, and youth leadership development. The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on encourages Kiwanis-family service leadership programs and other projects involving young children to apply for grant funding. Requests for funding are only considered for Kiwanis-family clubs or programs. Grant decisions are made according to the annual grant review cycle at regularly scheduled Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on Board Mee ngs. This year, our Founda on awarded over $11,000 with eight grants to Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs and Service Leadership organiza ons.

Books for Pre-school Kiwanis Club of Edinboro October 2018

Every month, the Kiwanis of Edinboro members read to five local pre-school classes. Thanks to a grant given by the Founda on, the club was able to give the books to the classrooms for the children to enjoy over and over again. The debate remains to who has more fun - the kids or the Kiwanis members.

Above: A club member reads to a pre-school class.

9



1 2

3 4

5

6 7

The Easton Playground and Gardens Project Kiwanis Club of Easton July 2018

The Kiwanis Club of Easton did fundraising to build the Easton Playground and Garden Project to celebrate its 100th birthday. This playground will be located at the local Boys & Girls Club of Easton. Plans also call for the property to be transformed by next year with a playground and a garden built into the slope of the hill where there should be enough space to grow food to feed the en re neighborhood. The Founda on provided a grant towards the club’s project.

Kiwanis Helps Raise Readers Kiwanis Club of Bald Eagle and Ni any Valleys July 2018

The club added a Reading Corner to their Kids Day event this year. This was an area where kids and families could read together or be read to by one of our guest readers. Thanks to a grant given by the Founda on, the club was able to provide two books to every child that a ended and some even took books to share with their siblings that weren't able to a end. Club members were also able to talk with the kids and help them choose an appropriate book.

Above: (1) Director Jeff Rose presents the clubs with a Founda on grant. (2) A rendering of the final project with the community garden and playground.

Above: (1) A club member reads to children. (2) Books are ready to be shared with children to read and take home.

Founda on Club Grants (Con nued)

10



Miracle League of Blair County Maintenance Kiwanis Club of Eldorado June 2018

The Miracle League provides recrea onal baseball for children with disabili es in the central Pennsylvania region. Grant funding was used to assist with the future maintenance of the facility and help the program allow all children to play baseball for the summer.

Laundering Our Children’s Minds Kiwanis Club of Milton/Warrior Run June 2018

Children can now read age-appropriate books while a parent/guardian is doing laundry at several local area laundromats. With the Founda on’s grant, two addi onal laundromat libraries in the surrounding local towns were constructed. With the dona on of a bookshelf, children’s books were purchased with the grant and Kiwanis s ckers were placed inside. The club plans to rotate the books on quarterly basis, as well as place early learning guides on the bookshelves.

Le : (1) Picture of the Miracle League Baseball Field behind the Kiwanis Clubhouse in Altoona, Pennsylvania. (2) Picture of ba er ge ng ready.

Above: Kiwanis members smile for a picture in one of the laundromat libraries.


11



BUG Program Kiwanis Club of Punxsutawney June 2018

Bring Up Grades or “BUG “is a program designed to provide recogni on to students who raise their grades into an acceptable range and maintain or con nue to raise them from one grading period to the next. The club sponsors the program in local elementary schools where the funding was used to purchase cer ficates, prize bags, and t-shirts. Students are also recognized at designated assemblies. In addi on, local Key Club members also assisted with dressing as the “BUG” and preparing prizes for students.

Kid’s Day - Health, Safety, and Fun Fair Kiwanis Club of Sheraden May 2018

Kid’s Day is the Kiwanis Club of Sheraden’s annual Signature Project for over 14 years. During the fair, over 100 different agencies and organiza ons that provide relevant, engaging ac vi es, and informa on for children and their families. The club serves lunch and awards many giveaways and door prizes, all free of charge. This year the club had over 150 children and their families in a endance. Grant funding was used to provide addi onal free safety items to children including flashlights, first aid kits, nightlights, and other bicycle safety equipment.

Le : (1) Children display their bags filled with books and safety items. (2) Families stop at a table with children’s books.


Above: Local elementary students display their cer ficates proudly with the “BUG”.

12

The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on awarded mul ple scholarships to gradua ng Key Club members, a current Circle K member, a dependent child of a Pennsylvania Kiwanian, and former service leadership program members a ending graduate school.

Phil Broadhead Memorial Scholarship Ka e Carlson, Avonworth High School

Barry J. Halbri er Scholarship John Luppo, Cathedral Preparatory School

Myrna Perkins Memorial Scholarship Anna Connolly, Souderton High School

Willi Schaefer Scholarship Bihn An Nguyen, Redland High School

Dependent Child Scholarship Charles Reader, Shikellamy High School

Key Club Scholarships Jessica Paulus, Northern York County High School

Om Salunkhe, Cumberland Valley High School

Circle K Scholarship Amy Lieberman, Elizabethtown College

Don and Myrt Nieman Endowed Scholarships Sarah Kennedy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Ins tute Sarah Walter, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Annual Rose Sale Matching Scholarship In addi on, through the Annual Rose Sale program, 5 - $1,000 shared scholarships were given to students through Kiwanis Clubs. These Kiwanis Clubs include Allentown Northeast, Easton, Lebanon, Sheraden, and Stroudsburg.


Our Impact with Youth Scholarship Program

13


New Kiwanis Club Service Grants When new clubs are chartered, in order to encourage service in their community, our Founda on is proud to provide newly-chartered clubs with a grant of $250 for use in their service account.

We are honored to report that the following Kiwanis Clubs received a new club service grant this year and we are looking forward to giving more in the months ahead.

Pennsylvania District Governor’s Project The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on is grateful for the leadership of Governor Judy Raub and her Governor’s Project. The project has raised over $1,900 to directly support our Early Learning Fund.

Annual Rose Sale The Founda on appreciates the support of the Kiwanis family clubs that sold roses during the 2017 Annual Rose Sale. We sold 5,520 dozen of roses together! The funds from this sale provided valuable resources for both Kiwanis clubs and our Founda on’s programs.

Kiwanis clubs and service leadership programs can par cipate in the 2018 sale by visi ng www.pkfonline.org and downloading this year’s forms and informa on.

Our Impact with Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs

Above: Director Susan Gräb presents a service club grant to the Kiwanis Club of Collegeville Area.

Kiwanis Club of Back Mountain Kiwanis Club of Collegeville Area

Kiwanis Club of Linglestown Kiwanis Club of Valley Forge

14

Pennsylvania Kiwanis Foundation Statement of Revenue, Expenses & Other Changes in Net Assets—Unaudited

Nine Months Ended June 30, 2018

Beginning Fund Balance, October 1, 2017 $ 892,590

Support and Revenue Major Gifts 15,359 Net profits from the Annual Rose Sale 13,547 Contributions from Individuals 10,318 Annual Club Gifts 4,826 Lancaster County Extraordinary Give 2,453 Governor’s Gifts 1,910 Pliny Wilson Contributions 1,166 Other Contributions 1,801 Interest, Dividends, and Realized Gains 39,873 Total Support and Revenue $ 91,253

Expenses Program Expenses Early Learning Initiative 42,395 Grants & Outreach 11,518 Scholarships 7,500 Key Leader Support 5,400 Circle K Support 4,250 Aktion Club Support 3,500 Total Program Expenses 74,563

Non-Program Expenses Services Provided by District Office 6,000 Fundraising Expenses 6,055 Investment Management Fees 2,882 Audit & Charity Registration Fees 2,250 Other Non-Program Expenses 480 Total Non-Program Expenses 17,667

Total Expenses $ 92,230 Less Unrealized Security Losses $ 16,378

Ending Fund Balance, June 30, 2018 $ 875,235


Our Financial Report

15


As we con nue to grow as a non-profit organiza on, our Founda on Board con nues to work together to improve our Founda on’s Opera ons. This includes:

Our Opera onal Improvements

Accountability

Business Opera ons

Financial Responsibility

• The Founda on Board takes seriously being accountable for implementa on and execu on of its programs and ac vi es. Procedures con nue to be updated and implemented with our grant and scholarship programs.

• District Programs and clubs who receive funding have also been requested to provide reports on funding received to the Founda on Board.

• The Founda on Board has implemented be er tracking tools to assist with dona ons received. Repor ng is now more efficient and effec ve.

• Communica on has been improved to be more streamlined with our website and social media. Also, more transparency has been given to board ac ons and opera ons though reports to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis District Board.

• The Founda on Board has started a fund for strategic planning and board educa on to help guide our organiza on in the best direc on for the future.

• The Founda on Board con nues to strive to be financially responsible in it efforts. This includes ensuring the annual budget is set appropriately and funds are distributed in an organized manner.

• Our finance commi ee works together to ensure our financial statements are accurate and audited appropriately with all required tax returns submi ed on a mely basis.

• The Founda on Board also con nues to evaluate current as well as new fundraising programs in order to gather vital dona ons.

16


As you have seen, children across Pennsylvania benefit from dona ons to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on. The 2017-18 Honor Roll of Donors pays tribute to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on’s most loyal friends who contribute in numerous ways through their me, treasure and talent. Numerous members, clubs, and organiza ons contributed between July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. We are grateful for your commitment, which helps to ensure that Kiwanis and our founda on con nue to flourish. The Claude Sweppenhiser Award This award is presented by the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on to the person who best exemplifies the dedica on to children shown by the founder of the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Children’s Heart Program, Dis nguished Past Governor Dr. Claude B. Sweppenhiser and his wife, Helen.

The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on Legacy Society The Legacy Society recognizes the though ul and generous support of those who no fied us that they included the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on in their estate plans.

Honor Roll of Donors

Past recipients: Paul Andre Richard W. Bender Robert Bomboy Philip Broadhead Walter Gimbel Leroy Glick

Barry Halbri er James “Joe” Murphy Willi Schaefer Dr. John Spangler Kevin E. Thomas Skip Wieder

Donald A. Armstrong Ellen H. Arnold Dale and Sandy Brackin Bruce Eberly Maureen Gallo John and Susan Gräb

Barry and Marlene Halbri er Donald J. Sanker Ronald and Luida Shearer Terry G. Shaffer Thomas Sho

17


Keystone Award Contribu ons by individuals, organiza ons, or Kiwanis Family Clubs of $5,000 or more, or for services in kind to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on. 2017– 2018 Recipients: Bessemer Trust Company John and Susan Gräb


Past recipients: David and Helen Baker Richard and Jan Bender Leroy and Cathy Berg Bessemer Trust Company Robert and Be y Bi nger William Brandamore Philip Broadhead Evelyn Eyre Bromley Eadie Burke John and Eadie Burke Robert Cannell Walter Conway Janet Cowan Jerald and Carol Diehl Bruce and Lois Eberly Mary and David Edwards Chris ne Fosko Michael and Leigh Frailey Paul Francis, MD William Garland David Geiman Chris an Gilbert, MD Edwin and Trudi Gillmore Walter and Ruth Gimbel Leroy and Lois Glick John and Susan Gräb John and Isabelle Grenoble Barry and Marlene Halbri er James and Nancy Hallman William and Eleanor Homisak

Wally and Barbara Jewell Richard Kisslak Ethan and Doris McBeth Robert Mertz Caroll and Pat Miser Mark Mishinski Thomas and Judy Muchler Glenn and Lynn Mummey James and Marilyn Murphy, Jr. Don Neiman Charles Ormsby Benjamin Osterhout Pennsylvania Key Club Ray and Myrna Perkins Charles Polin Bob and Judy Raub Fred and Linda Redslob Amy Ruth Donald and Beverly Sanker Marty and Linda Schaefer Willi and Liesel Schaefer Carl and Opal Schlappi Thomas and Dolores Sho Hugh and Penelope Siggins John Spangler, MD Claude and Helen Sweppenhiser Cathy and David Szymanski The Lucy and Eleanor S. Upton Charitable Founda on Timothy Wolfe, MD Jen Vare

18


Pliny J. Wilson Fellowship Contribu ons by individuals, organiza ons, or Kiwanis Family Clubs of $1,000 or more, or for services in kind to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on.

Past recipients: 1993-94 Leadership Team 2005-06 Leadership Team Alliance Marke ng Partners LLC Linda Arkens Charles Arkens Ellen Arnold Richard Arnold Robert Bagans Tom Barton Leonard Beasom Sandy Brackin John D. Burke Janet Blankenship Dale Brackin William Brandamore Eris Bunnell John and Eadie Burke H. Robert Cannell Deborah P. Carter and William B. Cater Charles Chase Philip Christ Thomas Cometa Janet Cowan

G. Lewis Davey Mary Ann Delia Albert E. Gesler Bruce Eberly Colleen R. Essinger Michael Frailey Leigh Frailey James Frey William Fuhrer David Geiman Lester Gerhart Susan Gräb John H. Gräb Dr. George and Margare e Jacques Kiwanis Club of Ambler Kiwanis Club of Carlisle Kiwanis Club of Dillsburg Kiwanis Club of Mansfield Barry Halbri er Gladys R. Halbri er Marlene Halbri er Bill Houck Bonnie Houpt

Tablet of Honor Contribu ons by individuals, organiza ons, or Kiwanis Family Clubs of $2,000 or more, or for services in kind to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on.

Donald Sanker Kiwanis Club of New Holland*


Michael Frailey Ann and Robert Graves

Philip Weber

19


Honor Roll of Donors Past recipients (con nued): Alfred Hughes Helen Hummel Judy Janes Iris Jewell Richard Kisslak Kathy Killian Jack R. Leisure Joseph R. Maresco Bob Marko John E. Mayfield The Members of the Kiwanis Club of LVIP Doris McBeth Jack McEwan Rosemary McFee Helen Milliron James M. “Joe” Murphy Caroll Miser Marianne Maruska Don Neiman A. Blair and Dorothy Owens Past PA Kiwanis Governors Charles Polin Eugene E. Pepinsky, Jr. Dale and Irmi Polhemus Richard J. Relyea

Richelle Pi ella Carlos Ramirez Joseph Rebarchak, Jr. Ray Redfoot Frederic Redslob Joe Reed Willi Schaefer Mar n Schaefer Lee Shaffer Thomas F. Sho Steve Siemens Keith Smith Cathy Szymanski Vincen na C. Taylor Kevin Thomas William E. Thomas Richard D. Ulrich Carole Unger Robert Unger Jen Vare Theodore S. Wiaterowski Ma hew J. Wise Robert J. “Ski” Wygonik Stella T. Wygonik David R. Yocom

h p://www.facebook.com/pkfonline

h p://www.twi er.com/pakfonline

Connect with Us on Social Media!

20



Century Award Contribu ons by individuals or Kiwanis Family Clubs of $100 to $499 to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on.

Cheryl Dahlberg* Randall and Kathleen Durner* Paul Kasoff Dennis Kieffer

Kiwanis Clubs: Ambler Po sville Edinboro Meadville Erie Murrysville Harrisburg Williamsport Jenkintown

Patron Award Contribu ons by individuals or Kiwanis Family Clubs of $500 to $999 to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on.

Rick and Ellen Arnold Kris na Badali* Bob Bagans Daniel J. Balu s Dean Bauer Ernest Bergman Dennis and Joy Bouchard Brian Benne Thomas Bowes Dale and Sandra Brackin Goldie Brackin Carlton Dodge Guy Camp William Ciavarelli Donald Cowie Stephanie DiDomenico Michael Ebert Richard and Cathy Eby Maureen Gallo Isabelle Grenoble Charles Gugliuzza Barry and Marlene Halbri er Barbara Harer Alfred and Donna Hughes Roger Janes Peg Kelly-McDonald

Kelly Kinkaid* Chet and Kathy Maciejewski Maryann and Joseph Maresco Suzanne Mason James Murphy Theresa Newell Ben Osterhout and Missy Doll-Osterhout* Phyllis Palm Vickie Canfield Peters Emily and Chad Reed Jeff Rose Baron Rowland Timothy M. Senne and Timothy Wachter Terry Shaffer Marie Sheedy Tom Sho Debora Sloane Margie Smith Stef Stamatopoulos* Jason Teal Kevin Thomas* Carol and Bob Unger Barbara Vinson Dennis Zerbe

21


Kiwanis Clubs: Allentown Northeast Bald Eagle and Ni any Valleys Baldwin Bloomsburg Bradford Chambersburg Downtown Conyngham Valley Dillsburg Area Dubois East Erie County Elizabethtown Freeport Ge ysburg Adams Greater Reading-Bucks County Hanover Hermitage Hershey-Hummelstown Area Juniata County Lebanon Lewistown Li tz Area Mansfield

Meadville Golden K Middletown Mifflinsburg Milton/Warrior Run Montrose Area Norlanco-Rheems Northumberland-Point Township Phoenixville Poconos-Daybreak Selinsgrove Sharon Sheraden Shippensburg* Southampton State College Stroudsburg Transfer Upper Allen Warren West Erie County West Chester Wilkinsburg Division 16 Clubs Division 18 Clubs


Century Award (Con nued) Contribu ons by individuals or Kiwanis Family Clubs of $100 to $499 to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on.

* Dona on through the Lancaster County Extraordinary Give 2017.

22


President Kris na L. Badali (2019, 2) Kiwanis Club of Baldwin

Secretary

Janine Surmick (2018, 0) Kiwanis Club of Sheraden

J. Richard “Dick” Eby (2018, 1) Kiwanis Club of New Holland

Susan C. Gräb (2018, 2)

Kiwanis Club of Hershey-Hummelstown

Jacqueline Flynn (2020, 1) Kiwanis Club of Poconos-Daybreak

Suze e Meyer (2020, 1)

Kiwanis Club of Williamsport

Emily Reed (2019, 1) Kiwanis Club of Dillsburg

Vice President Paul Kasoff (2019, 2)

Kiwanis Club of Lansdale

Treasurer Richard “Rick” Arnold (2018, 2)

Kiwanis Club of Lebanon

Richard “Rick” Relyea (2019, 1) Kiwanis Club of Mifflinburg

Jill Mar n-Rend (2020, 0)

Kiwanis Club of Punxsutawney

Jeffrey “Jeff” Rose (2020, 1) Kiwanis Club of Allentown Northeast

Margaret “Margie” Smith (2019, 2)

Kiwanis Club of Wilkinsburg

Terry Shaffer (2017, 0) Kiwanis Club of Sharon

John Gräb (ex-officio)

Kiwanis Club of Hershey-Hummelstown

2017-2018 Founda on Board of Directors

Support the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on via Our Online Partners!

*Note: Parenthesis a er name designates the end of the current term on the Founda on Board and number of three year terms completed. A board member may be elected to serve on the Founda on Board for a maximum of two three-year terms.

23


Informa on on the Founda on How to Give to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on The fastest, most convenient way to make a gi to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on is to use our secure online giving form at www.pkfonline.org To make a gi by check, please make your check payable to: Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on, and mail to: Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on

2793 Old Post Road, Suite 12 Harrisburg, PA 17110

About the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organiza on. All contribu ons to the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on are tax-deduc ble to the fullest extent allowed by law. The growth and success of the Founda on depends on the membership of the Pennsylvania District as well as outside businesses and organiza ons. All Pennsylvania Kiwanians are members of the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on. A 15-member elected board of directors is responsible for the opera ons of the Founda on. Five members are elected each year to a three-year term. The Board’s leadership consists of a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. The Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on Board has regularly scheduled mee ngs throughout the year and conducts our Annual Mee ng at the annual District Conven on.

In spite of our best efforts, errors and omissions may occur in this report. To inform us regarding any inaccuracies, contact us at [email protected].

The official registration and financial information of the Pennsylvania

Kiwanis Foundation may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999.

Registration does not imply endorsement.

24

Pennsylvania Kiwanis Founda on 2793 Old Post Road, Suite 12 Harrisburg, PA 17110-3683

Phone: 717-540-9300 Fax: 717-540-1018

www.pkfonline.org - [email protected]

Pennsylvania Kiwanis Foundation - 2017-2018 Annual Report...3 2017-2018 Pennsylvania Kiwanis...

Documents

Transcript of Pennsylvania Kiwanis Foundation - 2017-2018 Annual Report...3 2017-2018 Pennsylvania Kiwanis...