Kiwanis luncheon honors groups that nurture kids
Polson High School senior Chloe Bowen receive the Kiwanis 2025 scholarship from board member Tim Berg at last Thursday's luncheon meeting. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)
The mission of Kiwanis is serving children, one child at a time. At last Thursday’s luncheon at KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino, that mission came to fruition as the group dispensed checks to organizations that help children.
Although it’s a relatively small group, members worked hard to provide “nearly $7,000 this year to help children in our community,” said President Barbara Monaco.
Their efforts are far-reaching with donations going to Polson Scholarship and Education Foundation, CASA, Loaves and Fish Food Bank, Toys for Tots, Polson Junior Golf, Mission Valley Aquatics, Polson Boy Scouts, Helping Hands, Jake’s Farm in the Dell, Code Girls, Mission Valley Boys and Girls Club, Polson Youth Soccer, North Lake County Public Library, Polson Senior Class and Special Olympics
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