Kiwanis club of Tri-Cities: Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Ferrysburg, Michigan
Chartered in 2004
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Did you know that the Grand Haven Boardwalk is the 2nd most popular boardwalk in the nation? We didn’t either! It’s all thanks to Ken Formsma with the Grand Haven Boardwalk foundation and all of their hard work! Thank you for visiting us on Wednesday Ken! We all enjoyed hearing all of the history you had to share with us! ... See MoreSee Less
Kiwanis supports Sandy Huber reading program — The Tri-Cities Kiwanis Club continues its mission to support childhood literacy through the Sandy Huber Reading Program.
The program was started five years ago in memory of Huber, a longtime educator, teacher and administrator in the Grand Haven school system.
“Sandy was an inspiration to everyone she came in contact with, whether it was academic, environmental or community,” said Bill Swano, Kiwanis Past President.
The program raises money for each of the local K-4 schools.
On March 18, Kiwanis hosted a luncheon with representatives from each school districts and celebrated with the Huber family. During the meeting, each educator explained how the funding would be used to facilitate reading in their individual schools.
Photography Release
By submitting the form below, I agree to allow the Tri-Cities Kiwanis Foundation and the Kiwanis Club of Tri-Cities to use my and/or my minor child’s picture or image for any promotion in print or online of a public event which I and/or my minor child attended. I may withdraw this authorization at any time in writing and Kiwanis will have sixty (60) days to remove my and/or my minor child’s picture or image. I hereby release the Tri-Cities Kiwanis Foundation and the Kiwanis Club of Tri-Cities, its members, officers, directors, agents and representatives from all liability from any and all injuries that may occur by the use of my or my minor child’s picture or image. I hereby waive any right to inspect or approve the finished video, photograph, website, advertising copy or printed material that may be used in conjunction therewith or to the eventual use that might be applied.
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Facebook Posts
Did you know that the Grand Haven Boardwalk is the 2nd most popular boardwalk in the nation? We didn’t either! It’s all thanks to Ken Formsma with the Grand Haven Boardwalk foundation and all of their hard work! Thank you for visiting us on Wednesday Ken! We all enjoyed hearing all of the history you had to share with us! ... See MoreSee Less
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Kiwanis supports Sandy Huber reading program — The Tri-Cities Kiwanis Club continues its mission to support childhood literacy through the Sandy Huber Reading Program.
The program was started five years ago in memory of Huber, a longtime educator, teacher and administrator in the Grand Haven school system.
“Sandy was an inspiration to everyone she came in contact with, whether it was academic, environmental or community,” said Bill Swano, Kiwanis Past President.
The program raises money for each of the local K-4 schools.
On March 18, Kiwanis hosted a luncheon with representatives from each school districts and celebrated with the Huber family. During the meeting, each educator explained how the funding would be used to facilitate reading in their individual schools.
Learn more: TriCitiesKiwanis.org ... See MoreSee Less
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