Kiwanis International empowers people at every stage of life to become competent, capable, and compassionate leaders by helping them learn to help others. Through its Service Leadership Programs, Kiwanis enables its youngest leaders to serve their communities, opening doors for them to change the world. Through Aktion Club, Kiwanis members give adults with disabilities the opportunity to develop initiative and leadership skills in serving their communities while enabling their integration into society.
Key Leader A weekend experience designed to empower emerging student leaders. RMD Administrator: Christopher Scurto (303) 884-1499 – chris@scurto.org RMD Administrator: Brian Ortiz (303) 587-4811 – briankortiz@gmail.com
Circle K International A global service organization for university students. RMD Administrator: James Martin (720) 297-3282 – circlekrmd@gmail.com Circle K RMD Website
KC Graduate Program Helping our youth stay connected to Kiwanis. RMD Administrator: Max Williams mwilliams5866@gmail.com
Aktion Club The only community-service club for adults living with disabilities. RMD Administrator: Harley “Lee” Katz (720) 218-1723 – LeeKatz99@gmail.com
Signature projects are the hallmarks of our Kiwanis clubs in their communities! Every year, Kiwanis International recognizes the best signature projects from around the world. More than 400 clubs representing 38 districts submitted an entry.
For the 2022 Signature Project Contest the Rocky Mountain District Submitted the Kiwanis Club of Longmont, for their Toys for Kids project, and the Kiwanis Eyeopeners Fort Collins, for their Gingerbread Home for the Holidays Event.
The Service and Partnerships Committee of the Kiwanis International Board of Trustees reviewed the district winners and selected 10 finalists in each tier.
The gold, silver and bronze winners for each tier will be announced on June 9 at the Signature Project Breakfast during the 2022 Kiwanis International Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Kiwanis International empowers people at every stage of life to become competent, capable, and compassionate leaders by helping them learn to help others. Through its Service Leadership Programs, Kiwanis enables its youngest leaders to serve their communities, opening doors for them to change the world. Through Aktion Club, Kiwanis members give adults with disabilities the opportunity to develop initiative and leadership skills in serving their communities while enabling their integration into society.
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As a Kiwanis member, you have the privilege of serving and guiding these developing leaders:
There are three programs for elementary school students between the ages of 6 and 12:
Kiwanis Kids
Bringing Up Grades (BUGS) Program
Terrific Kids Program
Builders Club
A leadership program for middle and junior high school students.
RMD Administrator: Kelsey Walker
kwalker@goshen1.org
Key Club International
The largest high school service leadership organization in the world.
RMD Administrator: Ann Stelling
(970) 673-2682 – anns2665@gmail.com
Rocky Mountain District Key Club
Key Leader
A weekend experience designed to empower emerging student leaders.
RMD Administrator: Christopher Scurto
(303) 884-1499 – chris@scurto.org
RMD Administrator: Brian Ortiz
(303) 587-4811 – briankortiz@gmail.com
Circle K International
A global service organization for university students.
RMD Administrator: James Martin
(720) 297-3282 – circlekrmd@gmail.com
Circle K RMD Website
KC Graduate Program
Helping our youth stay connected to Kiwanis.
RMD Administrator: Max Williams
mwilliams5866@gmail.com
Aktion Club
The only community-service club for adults living with disabilities.
RMD Administrator: Harley “Lee” Katz
(720) 218-1723 – LeeKatz99@gmail.com
Learn how to build and manage a youth program in your area. Learn how to build and manage a program for adults with disabilities. For more information about these programs send Kiwanis International an e-mail or call 1-317-875-8755 (worldwide) or 1-800-KIWANIS (US and Canada).
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Signature projects are the hallmarks of our Kiwanis clubs in their communities! Every year, Kiwanis International recognizes the best signature projects from around the world. More than 400 clubs representing 38 districts submitted an entry.
For the 2022 Signature Project Contest the Rocky Mountain District Submitted the Kiwanis Club of Longmont, for their Toys for Kids project, and the Kiwanis Eyeopeners Fort Collins, for their Gingerbread Home for the Holidays Event.
The Service and Partnerships Committee of the Kiwanis International Board of Trustees reviewed the district winners and selected 10 finalists in each tier.
AND WE HAVE A FINALIST!!!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Kiwanis Club of Longmont!!!
The gold, silver and bronze winners for each tier will be announced on June 9 at the Signature Project Breakfast during the 2022 Kiwanis International Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Check out the 10 finalists from each tier in alphabetical order here:
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