Angel’s T-Ball Sept 19, 26th and Oct 3rd, 2018
All games played on Wednesdays at 6:30 -7:30 pm at Richardson YMCA on Custer Road, just south of Arapaho! Open to all Angels in Plano, Richardson and Garland.
If you have questions or need further info, please contact the Richardson Kiwanis President, James Hagan, at birdie3789@att.net
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Karen Burkholder’s Insurance Company has made a special donation to the Richardson Kiwanis Club children’s programs.
Phone: (469) 425-3220 Fax: (469) 425-3221 Email: Karen@karenburkholder.com
I work with my clients to protect their financial futures with the right policies in place to provide for the unexpected risk in their personal and business lives.
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The Richardson Kiwanis Club received an award for being the original stake holder in the Richardson Network of Community Ministries by representatives of the Network Board!
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For outstanding service as President to the Richland College Key Club, the Richardson Kiwanis Club presented Tim Nguyen with a President’s plaque.
He will be attending UTD in the fall and plans to join the Circle K group to continue his service to the community with our organization.
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Governor Erby Eikner has authorized the expenditure of $2000.00 from the T/O District Disaster Relief Fund to begin a “Matching Pilot Grant Program aimed at working at community shelters. Initial testing of this program will begin in the Dallas Metroplex. Each club in this pilot area that chooses to participate in the program can receive $400.00 in personal care items to be donated to a local shelter of its choice. The program is a matching program with each the club and the District contributing $200.00. The items can be given to the club to sort and deliver or be delivered directly to the organization.
The purpose of the program is to give Kiwanians the opportunity to help citizens in their community who are in dire need of assistance and to also encourage new membership in our clubs. Our members will be given the chance to contribute to the local shelters by providing relief for victims of domestic abuse or homelessness. Volunteer opportunities may include:
Designing fund-raising events
Being a guest speaker to promote Kiwanis activities with the shelters
Occupy booths at health fairs
Volunteer drivers to pick up donated goods
Multi lingual volunteers to answer phones at the shelters or promote the programs in minority communities
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