Kids need adults who care. That’s why people join Kiwanis clubs. They’re local groups of like-minded volunteers who make a difference. Friends. Neighbors. Anyone who loves serving together to change children’s lives. In fact, Kiwanians are part of a global network of clubs and members who partner with each other and with organizations whose missions align with ours. All around the world — and in communities like yours across Texas and Oklahoma — Kiwanis International is serving the kids who need us most.
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We're thrilled to announce the formation of a new Kiwanis Club in Sugar Land, TX, aimed at empowering the youth through our Service Leadership Programs. Where there's a need, Kiwanis Clubs can form to serve the children of the community.
This initiative comes after a long gap in Kiwanis presence since 2009, presenting a unique opportunity for local leaders and community members to collaborate and inspire the next generation of leaders.
Networking is key; we witnessed this firsthand when Governor John connected with Austin Frederick, an Edward Jones financial advisor, revealing shared educational backgrounds in Victoria, TX and The University of Texas at Austin.
Have a friend or someone in your network we should connect with? Let us know and join us in making a difference when we have our organization meeting on Thursday, March 5 at 6pm at Lost Creek Park Community Center!
This past weekend the Texas-Oklahoma District of CKI held their 72nd annual district convention at Camp Hoblitzelle in Midlothian, Texas.
College students from across the district gathered to learn, have some fun, and elect the new leaders for their organization. As a service project they assembled backpacks for kids for comfort when a disaster strikes. To have some fun they made their own masquerade masks for the convention’s theme of “Unmask Your Why” in exploring their calling for service. A favorite tradition for their weekend events are "warm fuzzy" paper bag mailboxes so attendees can leave notes to one another and enjoy reading them on the way home.
Our district’s Kiwanis Committee on CKI led by Colleen Biggerstaff is instrumental in the continuity and success for the program.
Volunteers from the district also included Chris Bunkoff presenting on team building and Susan Hennum ensuring the meetings ran smoothly.
Board members from the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Foundation were on-site to conduct over two dozen scholarship interviews for the students over three days and gave $16,000 in awards.
We’re proud of our collegiate branch of the Kiwanis Family on a successful year and look forward to their growth and leadership in the future!
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Kids need adults who care. That’s why people join Kiwanis clubs. They’re local groups of like-minded volunteers who make a difference. Friends. Neighbors. Anyone who loves serving together to change children’s lives. In fact, Kiwanians are part of a global network of clubs and members who partner with each other and with organizations whose missions align with ours. All around the world — and in communities like yours across Texas and Oklahoma — Kiwanis International is serving the kids who need us most.
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Registration for District Convention is open!
Make your plans to join us July 23-25 in Texarkana, TX to explore “Two States, One Mission” in our drive for serving the children of the world.
Early-bird registration pricing of $55 is available March 1-May 31 to save $20!
www.txokkiwanis.org/dcon/2026-district-convention/
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We're thrilled to announce the formation of a new Kiwanis Club in Sugar Land, TX, aimed at empowering the youth through our Service Leadership Programs. Where there's a need, Kiwanis Clubs can form to serve the children of the community.
This initiative comes after a long gap in Kiwanis presence since 2009, presenting a unique opportunity for local leaders and community members to collaborate and inspire the next generation of leaders.
Networking is key; we witnessed this firsthand when Governor John connected with Austin Frederick, an Edward Jones financial advisor, revealing shared educational backgrounds in Victoria, TX and The University of Texas at Austin.
Have a friend or someone in your network we should connect with? Let us know and join us in making a difference when we have our organization meeting on Thursday, March 5 at 6pm at Lost Creek Park Community Center!
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This past weekend the Texas-Oklahoma District of CKI held their 72nd annual district convention at Camp Hoblitzelle in Midlothian, Texas.
College students from across the district gathered to learn, have some fun, and elect the new leaders for their organization. As a service project they assembled backpacks for kids for comfort when a disaster strikes. To have some fun they made their own masquerade masks for the convention’s theme of “Unmask Your Why” in exploring their calling for service. A favorite tradition for their weekend events are "warm fuzzy" paper bag mailboxes so attendees can leave notes to one another and enjoy reading them on the way home.
Our district’s Kiwanis Committee on CKI led by Colleen Biggerstaff is instrumental in the continuity and success for the program.
Volunteers from the district also included Chris Bunkoff presenting on team building and Susan Hennum ensuring the meetings ran smoothly.
Board members from the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Foundation were on-site to conduct over two dozen scholarship interviews for the students over three days and gave $16,000 in awards.
We’re proud of our collegiate branch of the Kiwanis Family on a successful year and look forward to their growth and leadership in the future!
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