On November 10th MN-DAK Division 7 came together for the annual Governor Visit and Education Event. MN-DAK is comprised of Kiwanis groups located in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. There were roughly 92 members who attended the conference from all over the district.
Presenters spoke throughout the event, focusing on recruiting new members to join Kiwanis. A representative from Fostering is Love also spoke about how many foster children are waiting for homes in our area. We all wrote inspirational messages on holiday cards that will be distributed to foster children around Christmas time.
A Wacky Socks event also took place, where all attendees showed off their silly, wacky socks and three winners were crowned with a fluffy pink feather boa.
Books were provided for the Kiwanis members to write an inspirational message inside that will then be donated to young readers in the area.
It was great to see so many Kiwanis members in one room, and see the many members who won awards for their decades of service. Hopefully everyone who attended was bolstered to do more throughout the coming year, and continue to keep helping young people of the world, one child at a time.
Presenters spoke throughout the event, focusing on recruiting new members to join Kiwanis. A representative from Fostering is Love also spoke about how many foster children are waiting for homes in our area. We all wrote inspirational messages on holiday cards that will be distributed to foster children around Christmas time.
A Wacky Socks event also took place, where all attendees showed off their silly, wacky socks and three winners were crowned with a fluffy pink feather boa.
Books were provided for the Kiwanis members to write an inspirational message inside that will then be donated to young readers in the area.
It was great to see so many Kiwanis members in one room, and see the many members who won awards for their decades of service. Hopefully everyone who attended was bolstered to do more throughout the coming year, and continue to keep helping young people of the world, one child at a time.
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