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There are more than 8,600 Kiwanis clubs with nearly 300,000 members
in 94 nations and geographic areas.
  
Aims
"As you grow older you will discover that you have two hands: One for helping yourself, the other for helping others." - Audrey Hepburn
 
We are a service club that supports children and young adults. Members contribute their enthusiasm, time, and fund-raising efforts to community service projects that make Omaha and the surrounding communities a better place. Activities include the examples in Youth Services and Special Contributions list below.
Youth Services

Children's Miracle Network

Special Olympics

Nebraska Children's Home Society

Omaha Home for Boys/Girls

Parents as Partners

Heart Association

NE/IA Foundation

Tomorrow's Leaders

Douglas County 4-H Club

Hugh O'Brien Foundation

Luncheon Recognition of:

     Outstanding Athletes

     School Leader

 

     Outstanding Arts Students

 

Special Contributions
Iodine International
Epilepsy
Organ Transplant Program
Make-a-Wish Foundation
Camp O.K.
Kiwanis Builders Club
Radio Talking Book
Key Club
K-Kids
American Flag Fundraiser
Salvation Army
Omaha Food Bank
Children's Hospital Room
Spiritual Aims
Presbyterian Outreach

 

     Rainbow Seekers

 

     School of the Arts
Mosaic
Miss Jean's Story Time
Membership
Membership in Kiwanis is open to men and women who have a desire and willingness to serve their communities. Kiwanians are engaged in education, government, banking, marketing, agriculture, international trade, non-profit organizations, and many other fields. They are corporate officers, managers, small-business owners, and self-employed professionals. They are young individuals embarking on careers, successful executives, and active retirees. Membership provides the opportunities to build friendships and camaraderie with others in our community. Studies show that helping others not only provides assistance to those in need, but also enhances the emotional health of the helper. Learning to help others is a three-step process. The first step is overcoming the fear of being generous. When we learn to give of ourselves, we realize the abundance we have in our lives. The second step is identifying your talents, abilities and interests and applying those to a cause you can be passionate about. The third step is contacting an organization such as Kiwanis Club of Omaha Westside where you can put your talents to work. Any good deed can have great significance in the life of the giver and the recipient. - More -
Meeting Information
Time:     Every Wednesday - 12:00 Noon
Place:    The Olive Garden
               7505 Dodge Street - Omaha, NE
               402-393-8404
Meetings are informative and entertaining and offer the opportunity to develop friendships, civic contacts, development of personal leadership skills, and a sense of accomplishment. (Learn about our 30+ year history of meeting locations.)

Make time to make a difference with Kiwanis. Explore the possibility of becoming a member. Attend a meeting as our guest.

 No time available in your busy schedule to help us improve the status of children in our community? Perhaps you would consider a donation instead?

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 January 2007 12:13 )
 
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