Michigan District of Kiwanis Pictures

Michigan District Pictures

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The Michigan District Office in Mason Michigan.

Past Governor Chuck Nagy presenting a 50th year banner patch to Jim Abney, President of the Kiwanis Club of Oscoda

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The Kiwanis Club of Oscoda recently celebrated fifty years of service to the community. Governor Chuck attended the anniversary banquet and presented President Jim a banner patch commemorating the event.

New Kiwanis Partnership

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Clubs withing the Michigan District announce a new partnership with the State Legislature and Walmart to provide Carbon Monoxide detectors to schools within Michigan.

Past International President Bob Moore's Visit

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Past International President Robert L. “Bob” Moore is shown speaking at a Michigan District banquet held in his honor in Ann Arbor, Michigan on November 8, 2003. Bob Moore said that Kiwanis is a “family united in service in a world without borders”. He noted that this is a critical time in the life of Kiwanis and Kiwanians must take advantage of the opportunities for change in a changing world. President Moore stated three goals: (1) Succeed with Service (2) Excel with Membership and (3) Educate. Important strategies will be to “emphasize all student clubs, respect and appreciate diversity and add younger members”. He reported that Kiwanis has met the IDD goal of 75 million dollars and has pledged an additional 3 million by 2005. The Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor hosted that banquet.

Past International President Robert L. “Bob” Moore is shown visiting the weekly sale of gently used merchandise held by the Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor. Bob Moore was in town to speak at a Michigan District banquet held in his honor. The Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor holds a sale on most Saturday mornings throughout the year at its building in downtown Ann Arbor. Donated merchandise including books, clothing, electronics, furniture, hardware and sporting goods are sold at bargain prices. During the 2002-2003 club year $175,000 in net sales proceeds was donated to area charities.