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Welcome to the Carolinas District Website
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time.
Thank you for visiting our site! The Carolinas District of Kiwanis International covers both North Carolina and South Carolina with 200 plus clubs and about 8,000 members. Our Defining Statement: To assist the clubs to serve one child and one community at a time in the Carolinas District.Our Core Purpose and Values: To improve lives through fellowship in service. Our Vision:To be the leading civic organization providing service to others. Our Mission: To offer service and leadership opportunities to those who desire to serve the needs of children, youth and adults in our communities. |
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The K-Kids of North Myrtle Beach Elementary School spent some time picking up the litter around their school grounds. The expressions on their faces say it all! | |||
| Submit your Kiwanis Kids of the Week stories and pictures to the district office by clicking Carolinas District of Kiwanis. Please limit your stories to 60 words. | ||||
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Carolinas District Convention
August 27-29, 2010, The Marriott, Spartanburg, SC Spartanburg Beckons The convention will be held at the Spartanburg Marriott, and our District leadership team is planning a weekend of informative workshops, as well as lots of fun and fellowship opportunities. Our annual House of Delegates session will be held on Saturday afternoon where we will conduct the important business of the District. This year we will be voting on a number of amendments, which you will find in the Amendments booklet. We also will have Divisional caucuses for the election of Lt. Governors and Lt. Governors Elect. In addition, there will be elections for Trustee in Regions 2, 4, and 9 during your Regional caucuses. I encourage each club to attend and participate in our District Convention. In addition, we will be recognizing all Club Presidents and President-Elects at our opening session on Friday evening, and we would like your club to be represented! I hope you are having an enjoyable summer, and I look forward to seeing you in Spartanburg! Click here to go to the convention area of our site.In Kiwanis Service, Elizabeth TezzaGovernor | ||||
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Club Leadership Orientation
April - August While geared toward incoming Club Presidents and Secretaries, other incoming officers (such as Vice President) are welcome to attend. Topics to be discussed include: dclub committees, meetings, membership, public relations, sponsored youth, and the monthly report among others. Leadership Guides will be distributed during the CLO. This action is different than previous years, where Kiwanis International MAILED the guide to each club secretary in May. Points will be awarded on the 2010-2011 Club Achievement Award for those incoming Presidents and Secretaries in attendance. Click here to download the registration form for the Makeup Event. | ||||
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New Member Add Fee Waived for Circle K'ers and Key Clubbers
At its January meeting, the Kiwanis International Board amended the new member add fee procedure waiving the fee for former Circle K and Key Club members: 342.6 - New Member Fee A new member fee of US$50 shall be charged for each new club member to defray the office administrative costs. The new member fee is waived for: charter members of new Kiwanis clubs; honorary members; members who, within a six-month period, join another Kiwanis club; and former Circle K or Key Club members who join a Kiwanis club. A new member fee is owed by a club and not waived when a member who has been deleted is then added by the same club, except when annual dues have been paid for that member for the period in which the member rejoins. | ||||