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  • A picture is worth 1,000 words

    Kiwanis One Day is almost here. This April, don’t forget to share your photos and brag about the great work your club is doing! Post photos online on the Kiwanis International Facebook page at www.facebook.com/kiwanis or on Flickr and tagging them “Kiwanis One Day.” Your photos may even be included in the June issue of Kiwanis magazine!

    Don't yet have plans? It's never too late do something on Kiwanis One Day. Bring your Kiwanis family together and tackle some of your community’s most pressing needs. See East Fresno’s Kiwanis One Day project come together and get inspired!

     

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  • Dr. Robert H. Barron is selected as the 2012 Key of Honor recipient

    The prestigious Key of Honor award is the highest honor bestowed by Key Club International. The award recognizes individuals who have gone beyond the call of duty in dedicating energy to serving the youth of our nation.

    Dr. Barron began serving the Key Club members of Habersham Central High School in 1973 as the Key Club advisor. In his 36 years in this role, Dr. Barron continuously instilled in his students the value and importance of service work and leadership. As a Key Club advisor, Dr. Barron led students in their activities, supported and encouraged them in their endeavors and enabled them to be better than even they believed they could be as the completed their work. He established a standard which students know cannot be compromised.

    A member of the Key Club of South Habersham High School for three years, Dr. Barron has more recently re-chartered a suspended Key Club and chartered or re-chartered three Builder’s Clubs at local middle schools. Continuing the demonstration of the importance of service, Dr. Barron has served as Assistant Administrator and currently serves as an Administrator for the Georgia District of Key Club. 

    Dr. Barron has earned the respect of both students and faculty members a Habersham Central High School. He has set an enviable example of service for the young men and women he interacts with. In his science classroom, Dr. Barron is professional and caring, leaving no technique or approach untried when it is apparent that a student doesn’t understand a concept. He is available both day and night to any student with needs or concerns. Dr. Barron influences students he supervises and the values that he taught them, both in the classroom and by example in activities like Key Club, have impacted them positively throughout their lives.

    He has helped countless students become productive adults who have contributed to our country in becoming leaders. Dr. Barron has dedicated his life to the betterment of children. Robert is the epitome of Key Club’s motto, Caring…Our Way of Life.

     

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  • Linda Canaday Memorial Scholarship

    College-bound Key Club International members have the opportunity to apply for one of two competitive scholarships established in honor of Kiwanian and 2008-09 First Lady Linda Canaday. These scholarships recognize Linda’s committed and caring compassion for children through Kiwanis. Key Club members should only send one application to be considered for both scholarship opportunities. Scholarship amounts for 2012 are US$1,500 and US$1,000.

    Scholarship application deadline is June 15, 2012. Download the application form.

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  • Special Olympics grants available

    Do you see a need for a project to help persons with intellectual disabilities? Your idea may be a great fit for a Special Olympics Project UNIFY® grant.

    To be eligible, you must be between the ages of 12 to 20, or a current undergraduate student in college. A Special Olympics North America program is required to be your main partner organization. Projects must demonstrate the core essence of service-learning.

    The goal of Special Olympics Project UNIFY® is to activate youth around the country to develop school communities where all young people are agents of change—fostering respect, dignity and advocacy for people with intellectual disabilities through sports and education programs.

    Budgets for projects can range from US$100 to US$5,000. The deadline is rolling through May 31, 2012. Apply today!

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  • Videos bring your club’s service to life

    Including video clips on your club website or in electronic newsletters is a powerful way to make Kiwanis activities come alive for your members. But don’t let unfamiliar technology scare you off: Downloading, viewing and even embedding video into your own website is not as hard as you think. You can easily learn how at www.KiwanisOne.org/videos.

    And don’t forget to subscribe to the Kiwanis International official YouTube video channel at www.youtube.com/kiwanisinternational by clicking the yellow “subscribe” button in the top left corner. You can be notified when new videos are posted.

    Some of the videos available to download or view on YouTube include:
    ● The Eliminate Project
    ● On To New Orleans
    ● Imperial Beach—South Bay, CA One Day
    ● Kiwanis International President Messages
    ● From Past to Present

    If a video cannot be obtained from YouTube or Kiwanis’ Google file library (downloads), then you may request a CD (data file) or DVD. This may incur a cost to cover production, materials, shipping and handling.  Please send all requests with exact video title to videos@kiwanis.org. For more information on accessing Kiwanis videos, visit www.kiwanisone.org/getvideos.

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