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Kiwanis Club of Eagle, Idaho
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 A typical Kiwanis club is a snapshot of its community, with members from all walks of life and at every step of the career ladder. They are unified in their belief that children and their communities benefit from the efforts of a proficient group of caring and involved volunteers. In a typical year, Kiwanis clubs invest more than 6.2 million hours and $100 million in communities around the world. Through these efforts, the Kiwanis organization truly leaves a lasting impression on future generations.
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Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time.
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The Eagle Kiwanis Club meets every Monday at noon at Idaho Steakhouse on Eagle Road.
Call Jason Herring @ 939-9588 more information.
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For more information call Jason Herring @ 939-9588 or mail to: EAGLE KIWANIS, P.O. BOX 1788, EAGLE, ID 83616
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EAGLE KIWANIS MAYORS CUP-September 5th, 2008
This 5th annual golf scramble is a fund raiser for the Eagle Kiwanis and the City of Eagle Community Fund.
Please consider a sponsorship and/or prize donation and get your team together to network with Eagle area business owners and have a Great day of golf!
Contact Bruce Altig at 407-9258 or Eagle Kiwanis at 863-1318 for more information.
Registration and Sponsorship Form
{MS Word DOC format)
2008 KEY LEADER CAMP
Keep checking for 2009 dates!
The Camp:
Key Leader, a program sponsored by Kiwanis International, is designed to inspire young people
to achieve their personal best through leadership. Key Leader Camp is a three-day event
where students learn communication and leadership skills through a series of group events,
small break out groups and a ropes challenge course. The five key principles explored during
the weekend will be Integrity, Respect, Growth, Community, and Excellence.
Who:
•Open to all students in grades 8-12. The program is open to any student from any school.
•Open to Key Club and non Key Club members.
Where & When:
4:00pm Friday, ???, 2009 to 11:30am Sunday, ???, 2009 / Trinity Pines Camp, Cascade,
Idaho.
Cost:
•$175 for the weekend
•$150 for Key Club or Builder Club members for the weekend.
•$95 for student facilitators and chaperones
•Students will receive all materials, food and lodging upon arrival.
Sponsorship:
Any organization: Kiwanis, Rotary, Church, Parents, Chamber of Commerce or Businesses
can sponsor students.
Registration:
Go to Key-Leader.org and select Register.
2007/2008 Scholarship Receipients
2007 Scholarships awarded to:
Allison Hawn received a $1000.00 Scholarship check to Northwest Nazarene College.
Christopher Watson received a $1000.00 Scholarship check to Linfield College.
2008 Scholarships awarded to:
Shawn Schlogel - ArtsWest.
Accepted and plans to attend Berklee College in Boston, MA
Cassi Mendiola - Eagle High School
Accepted and plans to attend Oregon State University
2008 SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AWARDED!
2008 Scholarships awarded to:
Shawn Schlogel - ArtsWest.
Accepted and plans to attend Berklee College in Boston, MA
Cassi Mendiola - Eagle High School
Accepted and plans to attend Oregon State University
2008 Eagle Kiwanis Scholarship Program
Administrated by the Eagle Kiwanis Club
Deadline: Check back for 2009 Scholarships.
The Eagle Kiwanis Club will award $1,000.00 scholarship to help finance the higher education of two eligible students graduating from Eagle area High Schools.
Scholarship: The Eagle Kiwanis Club is a unified group dedicated to a belief that the children and Eagle community benefit from the efforts of a proficient group of caring and involved volunteers. Established in 2007, the Eagle Kiwanis Scholarship program awards $1,000.00 scholarships to two Eagle High School graduates to assist with college/university costs. Annual Eagle Kiwanis activities and annual events provide funds for the Eagle Kiwanis Scholarship Program.
Recipient Selection: Applications are reviewed by a selection committee in May. Applicants will be notified of the final decision on or before May 31, 2008. Scholarship recipients are selected on the basis of academic achievement, community involvement, statements of career and educational goals, essay and recommendations.
Applicant Responsibility:
All applicants must meet the following initial requirements to be considered eligible for the Eagle Kiwanis Scholarship:
• 2008 Graduate of Eagle High School
• Will attend a college or university as a full-time student the Fall of 2008
• Candidates with community involvement will be given preference
Applicants must complete and include the following:
• Completed application form
• Copy of Eagle High School transcript
• Letters of recommendations
• Essay
Applicants are responsible for assuring references submit information by the deadline.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Submit completed application and all required information to:
Eagle Kiwanis
Attn: Scholarship Program
P.O. Box 1788
Eagle, ID 83616
Scholarship questions: please contact Kathy Sodhi at 208-631-4386
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