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Kiwanis International Skip-A-Meal Program 
April 27, 2003 -- Bolster Children’s Fund during Skip a Meal weekKiwanians with an appetite for serving children can satisfy their cravings by participating in Skip a Meal for the Kiwanis Children’s Fund, now through May 4. All proceeds collected during the week are earmarked for the fund established by the Kiwanis International Foundation (KIF) to provide grants for children’s programs worldwide. To participate, all you have to do is miss one meal and contribute the unspent money to the KIF. (If health or other reasons preclude skipping a meal, simply skip or scrimp on an activity such as missing a round of golf or eating at a less-expensive restaurant and send the savings to the KIF.) By giving up just one meal, Kiwanis-family members help fund the numerous programs made possible through the Kiwanis Children’s Fund. And 100 percent of contributions received will be used directly to help children. Click here for more information, or contact the Kiwanis International Foundation, ext. 155; e-mail, foundation@kiwanis.org. Kiwanis Leadership Guide - Lt. Gov's May Agenda 
Things To DoIn May, During Your Term of Office WHEN YOU COMPLETE EACH ITEM - CHECK IT OFF. 1. Conduct division council meeting. Check progress of division leadership team. Review progress on district/division goal achievement and distinguished division criteria, and encourage clubs to focus on membership retention. 2. Contact lieutenant governor-designate. Arrange a time to meet in June, following his/her receipt of the Leadership Guide. Prepare copies of this year’s monthly reports from each club for the lieutenant governor-designate’s review. 3. Membership. Review club reports for progress in growth. Determine if clubs are planning membership campaigns, inviting guests, and following up. 4. Sponsored Organizations. Congratulate new Circle K and Key Club lieutenant governors and any newly-elected district officers from your division. Items of Note in May • Kiwanis Prayer Week Lt. Governor's Division Evaluation Report Kiwanis International asks each Club to complete an evaluation report and send it to the Lt. Governor in their division, by May 1st. The Club is delinquent after July 15th. New Moon Kiwanis International National Prayer Week Kiwanis International encourages each Club to participate in National Prayer Week. See mailings and press releases from Kiwanis International and designated week. Kiwanis Leadership Guide - Club President's May Agenda
Things To DoIn May, During Your Term of Office WHEN YOU COMPLETE EACH ITEM - CHECK IT OFF. 1. Reports. Submit Club Election Report by June 1. See club secretary. 2. International convention. Complete and mail Certificate of Election of Delegates and Alternates form sent from the International Office. Next year’s club president should be one of the two delegates the club sends to the International convention. 3. Club Officer Packet. Make certain the current club secretary has received the Club Officer Packet and has hand-delivered it to the incoming club president. It is sent from Kiwanis International mid-May. 4. Membership Development. Encourage all members to bring a prospective member to your club meetings. 5. Worldwide Service Project. Review the number of members who have made a personal contribution to the project. Ensure all members have been given an opportunity to contribute or increase their pledge. Items of Note in May • Kiwanis Prayer Week (second full week in May) Kiwanis Leadership Guide - Club Secretary's May Agenda
Things To DoIn May, During Your Term of Office WHEN YOU COMPLETE EACH ITEM - CHECK IT OFF. 1. Due dates. Kiwanis International and district dues payable April 1. If not paid by May 30, the club will be in violation of Procedures on Club Status (p. 150). 2. Reports. Submit the Annual Report of Club Election by June 1. 3. International convention. Complete and mail Certificate of Election of Delegates and Alternates form sent from the International Office. Next year’s club president should be one of the two delegates the club sends to the International convention. 4. Club Officer Packet. Give packet to next year’s president. (These leadership materials are sent from the International Office to the current club secretary in mid-May.) 5. Membership Development. Encourage all members to bring a prospective member to a club meeting. 6. Worldwide Service Project. Remind president and club chairman to review the number of members who have made a personal contribution to the project. Ensure all members have been given an opportunity to contribute or increase their pledge. 7. Sponsored Organizations and Programs. Assist your sponsored clubs with their end-of-year recognition programs. Items of Note in May • Kiwanis Prayer Week Severn Club Weekly Meeting Time: 7:30am - 8:30am Location: Annapolis, Maryland
meets Thursday, 7:30am at the Slavation Army Building 351 Hilltop Lane, Annapolis, MD 21401. Contact President Dick Segar at 410-267-0895 for meeting details. Breakfast is served weekly. Cost is $7. Food Bank Collection 1st meeting of the month.
Kiwanis Club of Commodore Mayo Weekly Meeting Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm Location: Edgewater, Maryland
Meets Thursday, 7:00pm at the Kiwanis Hall 1133 Carrs Wharf Road, Edgewater, MD 21037-4507. Contact President Jim Ziepolt at 301-261-7849 for meeting details. An $11 buffet is served the 2nd and last meeting of the month, all other meetings coffee and desserts are served. The board meeting is held immediately following an abbreviated regular meeting on the first Thursday of each month.
Kiwanis Club of Elkridge weekly meeting Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm Location: Elkridge, Maryland
meets Thursday, 7:00pm at Leon's Restaurant 5309 East Drive, Elkridge, MD 21227. Contact President Judy Petticord at 410-796-0070 for meeting details. Dinner costs $10-$15. Board meeting follows regular meeting on first Thursday of the month.
Kiwanis Club of Prince George's County weekly meeting Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm Location: Riverdale, Maryland
meets Thursday, 7:00pm at the Calvert House 6211 Baltimore Avenue, Riverdale, MD 20737. Contact President Dickerson Charlton 301-937-1315 home for meeting details. Dinner costs $16.
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