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Bell Ringing
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Each December Watertown Kiwanis members take turns bell ringing at a local store to collect change and raise money for the Salvation Army.
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Vickie Cole
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Coats for Kids
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Kiwanis recieved a grant from Golden Living Center to purchase coats for local children in need of a winter coat.
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David Fuchs
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Crayon Collection
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Kiwanis will be collecting crayons from our local schools and restaurants to send to children in Haiti
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Kimberly Bellum
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Fertilizer Sales
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Each spring Kiwanis Members sell fertilizer as a fundraiser for Kiwanis.
This year we will be selling Phosphorus-free fertilizers. Phosphorus-free fertilizers are best for lake and stream areas like Watertown.
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Geoffrey Heig
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Gumball Sales
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Kiwanis takes care of several candy and gumball machines in businesses across Watertown. This is one of the primary fundraisers of the Watertown Kiwanis Club.
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Lorrie Merkwan
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Highway Clean-Up
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Watertown Kiwanis sponsors a section of Hwy 212 in Watertown. Several times a year the club members go out and clean the shoulders of the highway.
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Kelly Gross
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Junior Achievement Bowl-A-Thon
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In October Kiwanis participates in the Junior Achievement Bowl-A-Thon. The Bowl-A-Thon helps raise money for Junior Achievement.
Kiwanis also has a friendly competition with other Watertown service organizations for a traveling trophy!
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Jeffrey Anderson
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Over 90's Banquet
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Each June Kiwanis hosts a banquet in honor of Watertown residence over the age of 90. At the event we provide a lunch, entertaiment and doorprizes for our honored guests.
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Nancy Oviatt Titze
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Special Olympics
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Each spring Kiwanis helps out at the Special Olympics Track and Field event.
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Mary Henning
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Uptown Festival of Arts & Crafts
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2008 NEW Fund-Raiser!!
"Kiwanis Sweet Shop" will be open for business at the Uptown Festival of Arts & Crafts on Saturday, June 14th, 2008 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. We will be selling Snow Cones, Lemonade & Brownie Sundaes.
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Kami Canfield
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Watertown Banquet
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Each January the Watertown Kiwanis cook a meal and serve it at the Watertown Banquet.
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David Fuchs
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