There are a great Northern Columbus Kiwanis believes in supporting the community financially in addition to our volunteer work. Below is a list of other community organizations which we support financially.
Northern Kiwanis has also contributed financially to international projects. Two global campaigns in which Kiwanis International joined with UNICEF are:
Iodine Deficiency Disorders. Iodine is an element necessary for the proper functioning of the thyroid gland and is critical for development. Iodine deficiency may cause mental and cognitive difficulties and growth abnormalities. Beginning in 1994 the Kiwanis family has raised over $100M and joined forces with UNICEF to eliminate IDD by supporting salt iodization, community outreach and education. This program has benefitted millions of children in over 80 countries.
Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus. Over the last half century tetanus has taken the lives of millions of newborn babies and mothers in nearly 40 countries due to poverty and unsafe birthing practices. Since 2010 the Kiwanis family has raised over $100M and has join UNICEF in the ELIMINATE project to provide tetanus vaccinations and education. So far the project has resulted in the elimination of tetanus in 27 countries.
Last call to buy raffle tickets to win 2 season tickets to OSU home football games. Sold by Northern Columbus Kiwanis. $5 per ticket. The drawing is on Aug. 19. Order due by Aug. 9. To purchase tickets go to northernkiwanis.org. Click on “Contact Us” to send a message including the number of tickets. We will contact you. Proceeds used for community service projects for kids: books for elementary students; Whetstone HS Key Club; Easter Egg Hunt, NCIL baseball, supporting local food pantries; and much more. Thank you for your support! #KidsNeedKiwanis#KiwanisNeedsYou... See MoreSee Less
Terrific 10-E meeting this past week hosted by Kiwanis Club of Newark, Ohio. We collected items for Camp O'Bannon, elected Will O'Malley to be our 2024-25 Lt. Gov., heard from leaders of several SLPs in our division and played a little trivia organized by Kiwanis Club of New Albany! Kudos to current Lt. Gov. Sally Schaadt, whose Granville Kiwanis club has added 14 new members this year!! ... See MoreSee Less
Financial Support to the Community
There are a great Northern Columbus Kiwanis believes in supporting the community financially in addition to our volunteer work. Below is a list of other community organizations which we support financially.
Northern Kiwanis has also contributed financially to international projects. Two global campaigns in which Kiwanis International joined with UNICEF are:
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Last call to buy raffle tickets to win 2 season tickets to OSU home football games. Sold by Northern Columbus Kiwanis. $5 per ticket. The drawing is on Aug. 19. Order due by Aug. 9. To purchase tickets go to northernkiwanis.org. Click on “Contact Us” to send a message including the number of tickets. We will contact you. Proceeds used for community service projects for kids: books for elementary students; Whetstone HS Key Club; Easter Egg Hunt, NCIL baseball, supporting local food pantries; and much more. Thank you for your support! #KidsNeedKiwanis #KiwanisNeedsYou ... See MoreSee Less
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Terrific 10-E meeting this past week hosted by Kiwanis Club of Newark, Ohio. We collected items for Camp O'Bannon, elected Will O'Malley to be our 2024-25 Lt. Gov., heard from leaders of several SLPs in our division and played a little trivia organized by Kiwanis Club of New Albany! Kudos to current Lt. Gov. Sally Schaadt, whose Granville Kiwanis club has added 14 new members this year!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations, Will.
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