Aurora - Kiwanis International

Name	Chairs	Description
Aurora Kiwanis Board		Planning and execution.
Centennial Celebration		Working to promote and celebrate with the Club and the Aurora community the 100 years (1916-2016) of the Kiwanis Club of Aurora.
Club Administration: House Committee - Clean-up		Luncheon clean-up committee.
Club Administration: House Committee - Set-up		Luncheon set-up committee.
Club Administration: Nominating Committee		Nominating of board of directors and club officers.
Club Administration: Weekly Drawing		Weekly raffle drawing committee.
Club Adminstration: Interclub		Fellowship between Aurora Kiwanis and other local Kiwanis clubs.
Club Adminstration: Programs		Special programs for our members and those we serve.
Community Foundation Advisory Fund and Endowment Fund		The Club's community funds.
Community Service		Organizing our service responsibilities.
Community Service: Back-to-School Fair		Annual August event where Kiwanis distribute books to children.
Community Service: Coats for Kids		Annual Aurora coats distribution to needy children.
Community Service: Coats for Kids: Spaghetti Dinner Fundaiser		Annual fundraising event with Oswego Olive Garden Restaurant.
Community Service: Compassion Foundation Liason		Working with the Compassion Foundation.
Community Service: Cub Scouts/Boy Scouts... Cub Pack #569		Cub Scouts/Boy Scouts Cub Pack #539
Community Service: Girls Scouts		Girl Scouts
Community Service: Holiday Food Drive Organizer		Helping the Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry repackage food items.
Community Service: Hope Wall School Events		Continuation of relationship with Hope Wall School begun by Aurora Golden K Kiwanis.
Community Service: Hope Wall School Events: Graduation		Graduation support for Hope Wall School.
Community Service: Hope Wall School Events: Picnic		Picnic support for Hope Wall School.
Community Service: Kiwanis One Day		Kiwanis members serve their communities all year long, but the excitement for service really builds in April of each year. Kiwanis members come together for Kiwanis One Day - a day of community service that is felt around the world. This year Aurora Kiwanis’ One Day, April 11, 2015 - Indian Creek Clean Up. So see more details at Kiwanis One-Day event page.
Community Service: Parade Flag Unit		Participation in the annual July 4th parade with Colonial flags.
Community Service: Pearl Harbor Day		Participation in the annual Pearl Harbor Day luncheon.
Community Service: President's Project		Working with the Club president in setting annual President's Project.
Community Service: Salvation Army Kettle Drive		Working to ring bells with the Christmas Salvation Army "Red Kettle" drive in Aurora.
Community Service: Scholarships		Working with the Club's annual community scholarships.
Community Service: Sponsored Baseball/Softball Teams		Working with Aurora's youth baseball/softball teams.
Finance		Treasury and donations.
Finance: Audit Committee		Auditing of the club's finances.
Foundation Endowment Fund		Overseeing the the foundation's endowments.
Fundraising		Raise funds to help support Kiwanis Club of Aurora projects in the Aurora community.
Fundraising: Fay's Barbecue Fundraiser		Special fundraiser dinner.
Fundraising: Pancake Day		Flapjacks in March, every year.
Fundraising: Pancake Day: Dining Room Coordination		Coordinating of Pancake Day dining room activities.
Fundraising: Pancake Day: Kitchen Coordination		Coordinating of Pancake Day kitchen activities.
Fundraising: Peanut Day		Nuts!
Fundraising: Peanut Day: Case Sales		Coordination of Peanut Day case sales to Club members and community.
Fundraising: Peanut Day: Street Sales		Coordinating various street locations for Peanut Day sales.
Fundraising: Placemats		Please support all of the Kiwanis Placemat advertisers!
Fundraising: Project Eliminate		With The Eliminate Project, Kiwanis International and UNICEF have joined forces to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus. This deadly disease steals the lives of nearly 60,000 innocent babies and a significant number of women each year. The effects of the disease are excruciating — tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful convulsions and extreme sensitivity to light and touch. To eliminate MNT from the Earth, more than 100 million mothers and their future babies must be immunized. This requires vaccines, syringes, safe storage, transportation, thousands of skilled staff and more. It will take US$110 million — and the dedicated work of UNICEF and every member of the Kiwanis family. Kiwanis and UNICEF joined forces to tackle iodine deficiency disorders, achieving one of the most significant public health successes of the 20th century. Now, they are eliminating MNT from the face of the Earth. And in doing so, the project will reach the poorest, most neglected mothers and babies with additional lifesaving health care. The end of this one disease means the beginning of better health for so many families.
Human and Spiritual Values		Service to God and Fellow Man Banquet & Invocations
Human and Spiritual Values: God & Fellow Man Banquet		Honoring a community individual.
Human and Spiritual Values: Invocations		Prayer invocations at the beginning of our Club meeting.
Kiwanis Club of Aurora 100th Anniversary		This committee will prepare the club and community for the celebration of the Kiwanis Club of Aurora 100th anniversary (organized on Sept. 20, 1916).
Kiwanis Foundation		The Kiwanis Foundation.
Membership, Growth, & Retention		To grow Kiwanis of Aurora and ensure retention of our current members.
Membership, Growth, & Retention: Clyde Hewitt Merit Award		Annual award to members.
Membership, Growth, & Retention: Membership Directory		Publishing of the annual club membership directory.
Publicity/Marketing/Communications		Delivering volunteer event information and keeping our members and the community aware of the work of the Kiwanis Club of Aurora.
Publicity/Marketing/Communications: Club Historians		Reminding the Club and community of the nearly 100 year history of the Kiwanis Club of Aurora.
Publicity/Marketing/Communications: Kiwanique Editor		Editor of the online Kiwanique newsletter
Publicity/Marketing/Communications: Kiwanis Minute		Having a club member sharing at our regular meetings about his/her background and their thoughts on the Kiwanis Club of Aurora.
Publicity/Marketing/Communications: Memorials / Get Well Cards		Remembering and encouraging Club members.
Publicity/Marketing/Communications: Publicity		Working to publicize the Club to the community.
Publicity/Marketing/Communications: Social Media / Facebook		Working on the Club's social media presence on the Internet.
Publicity/Marketing/Communications: Webmaster		Working on the www.aurorakiwanis.org website for Club as webmaster.
Service Leadership Programs (SLP's)		Outreach... Key Club, Circle K, Aktion Club and New Sponsored Group Development
Service Leadership Programs (SLP's): Aktion Club: FVSRA		Fox Valley Special Recreation Association
Service Leadership Programs (SLP's): Circle K: AU		Aurora University
Service Leadership Programs (SLP's): Key Club: East Aurora		East Aurora High School - Sarah Gillespie advisor
Service Leadership Programs (SLP's): Key Club: IMSA		Illinois Math and Science Academy
Service Leadership Programs (SLP's): Key Club: Yorkville		Yorkville High School
Service Leadership Programs (SLP's)s: Key Club: ACC		Aurora Central Catholic High School
Special Events/Social:		Social events and engagements, including: baseball, golf, night out, social hours and installation.
Special Events/Social: Golf Outing/Dinner		Annual golf outing for club members and friends.
Special Events/Social: Kiwanis After Hours Events		Special informal social events for Club members and friends.
Special Events/Social: Night(s) Out Events		Special night(s) events.
Special Events/Social: Sporting Events		Kane County Cougar game and other sport outings for club members, family, and friends.
Special Events: Installation Banquet		Our annual Installation Celebration Dinner.