The Brooklyn Kiwanians held their April division meeting with significant attendance, including eight out of nine Brooklyn clubs. Hosted by the Gravesend club, the meeting previewed upcoming events like the Relay for Life fundraiser and included reports on community contributions. Lt. Gov. Mark Pohl noted that Kiwanians have raised around $60,000 for Brooklyn charities in 2025, projecting that they could reach hundreds of thousands by year's end. Their goal includes increasing membership through community engagement, with the next division meeting scheduled for June, featuring a visit from Kiwanis Gov. Gordon Soderholm.
Lt. Gov. Mark Pohl expressed his surprise at the turnout for the April division meeting, stating, 'We expected about 70 people, but quite a bit more came down.'
Pohl highlighted the importance of fundraising efforts for Brooklyn charities, noting that Kiwanians have raised approximately $60,000 thus far in 2025, with an optimistic projection of reaching a couple of hundred thousand by December.
The Kiwanians held a meeting where reports showcased contributions to their communities, with 'club reports,' discussions of upcoming events, and a financial overview including income and expenses.
Kiwanis International, founded in 1915, focuses on improving communities and lives through volunteer work, embodying its motto: 'serving the children of the world.'
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