Northwest Kiwanis

Serving Northwest Columbus, Upper Arlington and Grandview

For her conception of and dedication to the Backback Project, First Lady of Ohio Kiwanis, Cheryl Snellgrove received a Walter Zeller Fellowship from Northwest Kiwanis home club of District Governor Bill Snellgrove. The Backpack Project provides essential items to children who are assigned to foster care to help them settle in to their new living conditions. The Walter Zeller Fellowship was designed to honor substantial donations made to the Kiwanis Eliminate Project in honor of Walter Zeller, the first donor to the Kiwanis International Foundation. The Eliminate Project is a combined Kiwanis and UNICEF effort to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus worldwide. Congratulations, Cheryl.

Northwest Kiwanis's 2012 Scholars

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The Coaches and the League Coordinator

Ohio District Governor Bill Snellgrove and First Lady Cheryl both addressed the Mid-Year Training Conference on March 10. Division 10-W Lt. Governor Joe Sonderman moderated a session and Craig Smith sat on a panel that discussed Model Clubs for the Eliminate Project.

Favorite Son, Lt. Governor Joe Sonderman and Division Eliminate Chairman Craig Smith provided a program about the Eliminate Project at University Kiwanis on Wednesday evening March 7.  Also in attendance were Northwest members George Kirsch and Ken Maykowski to make the event an official interclub.

Valentines Day Dinner

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In fellowship on Valentines Day at the Mirolo Barn.  It is what it is all about.  (Thanks to Lee Spitzer for making all arrangements.–President Amy)

Mary Emma Macleod, Glenn Chaney and Ana Kahle attended the Feb. 7 board meeting to request financial assistance for their Eliminate Dance to be held at the Grandview Heights Middle School on Friday, Feb. 17 from 7-9.  Emma, Glenn and Ana are pictured here with NWK president Amy Boyd, and Ohio District Governor Bill Snellgrove, who is a member of Northwest Kiwanis.

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