6:15 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month

Seicho No Ie Jisso Center
47-451 Hui Aeko Place
Kaneohe, HI 96744
Next to Ahuimanu Elementary, any questions please call Josh (392-3731)



Next General Meeting:  June 12, 2008
$7.00 includes dinner
 


Please call Joshua Chang for further info: 392-3731 or email joshuamchang@gmail.com

You are welcome to join us!



The Business End

Our meetings start with a patriotic song, the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer.
Then our President brings up business and current topics for general discussion.
At times we have members of our sponsored youth attend to recognize them for their
outstanding progress and achievements. Often, we have fellow Kiwanis guests
from around the world who are traveling. They share with us about
their club and it becomes great international fellowship!



The 'Fun'-raising End

We have some 'fun-raising' at our meetings which is much less painful than 'fund' raising because
we have devised enjoyable ways of filling the treasury. Fines are set for things
like forgetting to wear your pin or badge or coming late to the meeting.
Members also pay for the privilege of being recognized on their birthday and anniversary.
We also share a bit about our lives with 'Happy' and 'Sad' dollars.



Guest Speakers
Kiwanis is also educational.
Meetings often include a guest speaker. Many of our speakers are
business people from our own community who talk to us about their professions,
hobbies or interests. Other speakers represent different charitable and/or health organizations,
our state legislature, police officers (crime update/problem areas), school personel, world travelers, etc.

2005-2006 Guest Speakers:

April 27, 2006  Phyllis Ida
Hawaii Preschool Content Standards and Kindergarten registration. Kamalapua O Ko'olau/WITT.   DOE - Windward District Officeat 233-5717 ext. 268

April 13, 2006  Jan Reichelderfer from Honolulu High-Capacity Transit Corridor ProjectMarch 23, 2006  Lani Almanza - American Cancer Society, Kaneohe Relay for Life, 2nd annual overnight walk and picnic on March 31st, at Windward Community College and Ipu Key Chains for Breast Cancer

March 9, 2006  Sam Callejo, Vice President of Administration, University of Hawaii

Oct.13   Ricardo (Chico) Garcia Guardian Angels - Hawaii Chapter Director

Oct. 27  Captain Marcey Hoffschneider will be presenting the Kaneohe Kiwanis Club with the 2004 Perpetural Trophy for raising the most money by "Ringing the Bells for the Red Kettles" at various stores in Kaneohe and Kailua last Christmas Season. The competition is between local non-profit or service organizations and all monies raised stay with our local Kaneohe Salvation Army.

Nov. 10  Joe Tom, Castle High School Athletic Coach will be speaking about a possible project of building a scoreboard for CHS baseball field. This project would benefit both CHS and the Kaneohe Community….