Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee

							Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee




       Invitation to Membership
         Contact: Karen Gilboy
                  Club Administrator
                  Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
                  Phone: (414)276-1331
                  Email: kiwanismke@sbcglobal.net
 Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
    Mission Statement


 The Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee, a “flagship
 club” in a worldwide service organization, is
committed to improve the Greater Milwaukee
   community, especially for youth, through
  volunteer resources and action. We offer
men and women opportunities for community
      service, leadership and friendship.
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Volunteer Activities
               Tutoring program at
                Alexander Mitchell
                Elementary School
               Kiwanis River
                Clean-up
               Volunteer support at
                the YMCA Holton
                Youth Center
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Community Services Committees
   School to Work
   Young Children/Priority
    One
   Circle K/Key Clubs
   Environmental Issues
   Human & Spiritual
    Values
   International Relations
   World Wide Service
    Projects
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Leadership          Vice President: 
                                        - Judith Smith
   President:                            Executive Director
     – William Frazier, Partner           Modjeska Youth Theatre
       Godfrey, Braun & Frazier
   Past President:
                                       Secretary:
     – Robert Brumder, Vice
       President, Robert W. Baird        – David Drent, Executive
       & Co.                               Director, War Memorial
   President Elect:                       Center
     – Sandra K. Bailey,               Treasurer:
       Administrator,                    – Liz Van Engel, CFO,
       Milwaukee Catholic Home             Treasures of the World
                                       Club Administrator:
                                        – Karen A. McAlpine,
                                          Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Board of Directors
   Robert W. Dean, Jr., ICD Corporation
   Athena O’Brien, Fitzgerald, Clayton, James &
    Kasten, Inc.
   Steven J. Roberts, CityPress, Inc.
   David W. Lang, Welke’s House of Roses
   Brenda Mooney, Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage
    District
   Debra L. Usinger, Usinger’s Famous Sausage
   Lawrence Crouch, Milwaukee County Council,
   Boy Scouts of America
   Michael Derdzinski, Johnson Insurance Services
   Nancy McCoy, M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Benefits of Membership
                  Fellowship with
                   other members
                  Volunteerism and
                   personal growth
                  Business
                   networking
                  Civic Involvement
                   – As reported by club members in
                     January, 2005
    Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
           Fellowship
 Personal
  Friendships
 Social Activities

 Sense of
  Belonging
 Involvement
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
      Volunteerism
                Community
                 service
                Use your talents
                Develop
                 leadership skills
                Challenge
                 yourself for
                 personal growth
     Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
       Business Networking
   Network at
    luncheons and
    volunteer or social
    activities
   Meet professionals
    in business,
    industry, non-profit
    sector and
    government
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
   Civic Involvement
                Learn about the
                 latest happenings in
                 downtown and in the
                 community
                Meet key elected
                 officials and
                 candidates
                Luncheons at the
                 prestigious War
                 Memorial Center
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Membership Categories

Basic

Business

Blue        Ticket
 – All members are expected to pay a $100 initiation fee
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Basic Membership
Basic Membership
 requires an
 investment of $175
 per quarter or $700
 annually. This fee
 covers the cost of
 your weekly
 luncheon.
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Business Membership
               Business Membership
                 requires an investment
                 of $200 per quarter or
                 $800 annually and
                 includes the luncheons.
                 A business may select
                 one employee to join
                 the Kiwanis Club of
                 Milwaukee, yet send
                 other employees to
                 meetings in the
                 member's place without
                 incurring guest charges.
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Blue Ticket Membership
 Blue Ticket Membership offers
    an introductory rate to welcome
    new members, either
    professionals who have
    recently moved to Milwaukee or
    professionals who have been in
    their current job for less than 5
    years. A Blue Ticket member
    invests $45 quarterly in
    membership, as well as pays
    the guest fee of $15 per
    luncheon meeting. After two
    years, a Blue Ticket Member
    will be expected to retain a
    Basic Membership.
Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee
Member Affiliations
   M&I Marshall & Ilsley
    Bank
   Pier Wisconsin
   Foley & Lardner
   Morgan Stanley
   Community Health
    Charities
   Robert W. Baird & Co.
   CG Schmidt
    Construction
   WE Energies
Background on Kiwanis International
    Founded in 1915 (Milwaukee Club founded in 1916)
   Name adapted from Otchipew word
    meaning “ We have good time” or “We
    trade/advertise”
   Kiwanis is in 96 countries with 9,000
    clubs and 600,000 members
   Continuing service emphasis: Young
    Children/Priority One (Prenatal to age 5)
      Kiwanis is a global
  organization of volunteers
  dedicated to changing the
   world one child and one
community at a time.--Kiwanis
  defining statement, adopted
        October 2004. “
       … Please join us in Kiwanis