On behalf of PA District Key Leader Program, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the individuals, businesses, and organizations who generously support the program. Your commitment makes a lasting difference in the lives of young leaders and in the communities they serve.
Because of your sponsorship:
Students gain practical leadership and communication skills
Young people are empowered to serve their schools and communities
Future leaders are inspired to live the Kiwanis mission of service
PAYMENTS: If you have selected Venmo or Check as your payment method, please follow the below instructions:
Venmo (@PAKiwanis)
Check – Please make payable to PENNSYLVANIA KIWANIS and mail to the Ben Osterhout, District Treasurer, 1357 Willow Creek Dr, Mount Joy, PA 17552.
Any questions, please reach out directly to Matt Wise, PA District Key Leader Administrator, at 570-660-2540 or [email protected].
Help us celebrate Circle K week by reaching out to a Circle K member with some encouragement and inspiration. The week culminates at the Laurel Lodge in Duncansville, PA with InterPACK as Circle K members and advisors gather to serve, learn, and fellowship. ... See MoreSee Less
On October 6 at Kalahari Resort in the Poconos, the Pennsylvania District of Kiwanis received the Celebrate Literacy Award from the Keystone State Literacy Association. Governor Janet Owen and James attended. The award recognizes the District’s commitment to literacy through Little Free Libraries, PA One Book, Read Across Pennsylvania, Keystone reading sets for schools, classroom reading, advocacy, and partnerships with ReadyNation and the Pennsylvania Association for the Education of Young Children.
Last year, 2,500 books were distributed to Head Start classrooms across Pennsylvania. Local Kiwanis members read The Great Cookie Kerfuffle across the Commonwealth and will continue participating in PA One Book this year.
Kiwanis members strengthen early literacy by bringing books and reading programs directly into classrooms.
The Pennsylvania District of Kiwanis celebrates Young Children Priority One Chair Emily Reed, recipient of the KSLA Exemplary Service Award from the Keystone State Literacy Association. This well-deserved honor recognizes Emily’s strong advocacy for early education and literacy. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for your sponsorship!
On behalf of PA District Key Leader Program, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the individuals, businesses, and organizations who generously support the program. Your commitment makes a lasting difference in the lives of young leaders and in the communities they serve.
Because of your sponsorship:
PAYMENTS:
If you have selected Venmo or Check as your payment method, please follow the below instructions:
Any questions, please reach out directly to Matt Wise, PA District Key Leader Administrator, at 570-660-2540 or [email protected].
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Help us celebrate Circle K week by reaching out to a Circle K member with some encouragement and inspiration. The week culminates at the Laurel Lodge in Duncansville, PA with InterPACK as Circle K members and advisors gather to serve, learn, and fellowship. ... See MoreSee Less
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On October 6 at Kalahari Resort in the Poconos, the Pennsylvania District of Kiwanis received the Celebrate Literacy Award from the Keystone State Literacy Association. Governor Janet Owen and James attended. The award recognizes the District’s commitment to literacy through Little Free Libraries, PA One Book, Read Across Pennsylvania, Keystone reading sets for schools, classroom reading, advocacy, and partnerships with ReadyNation and the Pennsylvania Association for the Education of Young Children.
Last year, 2,500 books were distributed to Head Start classrooms across Pennsylvania. Local Kiwanis members read The Great Cookie Kerfuffle across the Commonwealth and will continue participating in PA One Book this year.
Kiwanis members strengthen early literacy by bringing books and reading programs directly into classrooms.
The Pennsylvania District of Kiwanis celebrates Young Children Priority One Chair Emily Reed, recipient of the KSLA Exemplary Service Award from the Keystone State Literacy Association. This well-deserved honor recognizes Emily’s strong advocacy for early education and literacy. ... See MoreSee Less
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