All Kiwanians in good standing are eligible to apply for a plate. The applicant must complete all applicable sections of the form and remit with the appropriate fees.
For every application submitted, a fee of $37.00 must be remitted. The fee covers the $26.00 fee from PennDot, the $6.00 production fee for the plate, and handling. Additionally, if any personalization is requested or duplicate registration cards required, the applicant is responsible for paying those additional fees.
No application will be processed without the appropriate payment made payable to: PENNSYLVANIA KIWANIS.
All applications must be sent to: Kiwanis District Office P.O. Box 62 Dillsburg, PA 17019
Note: Do not send any applications directly to PennDOT.
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
Kiwanis License Plates
All Kiwanians in good standing are eligible to apply for a plate. The applicant must complete all applicable sections of the form and remit with the appropriate fees.
For every application submitted, a fee of $37.00 must be remitted. The fee covers the $26.00 fee from PennDot, the $6.00 production fee for the plate, and handling. Additionally, if any personalization is requested or duplicate registration cards required, the applicant is responsible for paying those additional fees.
No application will be processed without the appropriate payment made payable to: PENNSYLVANIA KIWANIS.
All applications must be sent to:
Kiwanis District Office
P.O. Box 62
Dillsburg, PA 17019
Note: Do not send any applications directly to PennDOT.
Questions? Please reach out to us via the District Office contact form or call 717-540-9300.
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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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