Handwritten thank you notes were sent to 10 Nurse’s Stations on floors 1-3 at our local hospital “Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center” to acknowledge essential workers for their dedication and tenacity to care for patients during the Covid-19 health crisis.
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This is not going to work well with the groups in the Caribbean..I agree with you Karl.. Membership down, dues increases will definitely not cause a positive impact..
With the cost of meals at meetings, district and club dues, and freebies offered to some/such as comped hotel rooms and waived registration fees at conventions as well as comped travel expenses to KI meetings and conventions; you’re pricing yourselves out of members, particularly the retired on fixed incomes who, arguably, have the most available time to volunteer.
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Posted: September 21, 2020 by Andrew Caswell
Thank You Healthcare Workers
Handwritten thank you notes were sent to 10 Nurse’s Stations on floors 1-3 at our local hospital “Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center” to acknowledge essential workers for their dedication and tenacity to care for patients during the Covid-19 health crisis.
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It was a great event!!!
Reading is the key. Start them young by reading to them
Join three Kiwanis International trustees for an important conversation about an amendment to increase members’ dues, which will be considered at the 2024 Kiwanis International Convention. This special conversation will air here on the official Kiwanis International Facebook page at 1 p.m. ET, Thursday, April 25. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
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This is not going to work well with the groups in the Caribbean..I agree with you Karl.. Membership down, dues increases will definitely not cause a positive impact..
With the cost of meals at meetings, district and club dues, and freebies offered to some/such as comped hotel rooms and waived registration fees at conventions as well as comped travel expenses to KI meetings and conventions; you’re pricing yourselves out of members, particularly the retired on fixed incomes who, arguably, have the most available time to volunteer.
Members down, dues up—the end is is sight.
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