Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
Location:Meetings are available via Zoom and a link can be provided to non-members upon request to [email protected]
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Five KCP members, Shelia Bailey, Deidre Charlot, Phyllis Kirksey, Myra Lewis and Carolyn Simmons, conducted an interclub meeting sponsored by Kiwanis New Orleans on Tuesday October 27th.
The guest speaker, Arnie Fielkow, former Saints staffer and City Councilman, spoke about life and career experiences and shared his passion for his work with completion of the 9th ward’s Field of Dreams and a program honoring Leah Chase called the Starting Block.
The Starting Block serves high school students interested in sports-related careers by engaging them in an intensive curriculum that relates sports professions to the improvement of society. In their six years of operation, over two hundred college-bound students have graduated from the program.
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