December - January
With winter approaching, some children are attending classes in school, while others are attending
school virtually (via zoom or some other application). The numbers for the pandemic are rising as the
weather is getting colder and the holidays are here. The scientist have found that children are the least
vulnerable among us. The school districts need to follow all the required protocols and we are hoping
that they will be able to back to school soon. Our Kiwanis club actively supports our youth programs
including Key clubs in the high schools and Builders clubs in the middle schools. As Kiwanians, we are
committed to do what we can do to assist the children in our community to experience the stability that
they need to thrive.
Next year, November 4, 2021 will be the Centennial Anniversary for the Hanover Kiwanis club. We are
already in the planning stages for this momentous milestone. We have been holding meetings at the
Firepit Grill. To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we have followed the CDC guidelines including
wearing masks and spacing. We using using their private room and using social distancing to ensure
the safety of everyone. For January, we will be returning to Zoom sessions because of the spike.
Meanwhile, we continue sponsoring numerous charitable causes which benefit children. We started our
Pecan Fundraiser on the first Saturday of November at the Market of Hanover (formerly Amish Market)
and Hanover Markets (Chestnut St) through December. We hope to see you there.
Dan Schatz
President
With winter approaching, some children are attending classes in school, while others are attending
school virtually (via zoom or some other application). The numbers for the pandemic are rising as the
weather is getting colder and the holidays are here. The scientist have found that children are the least
vulnerable among us. The school districts need to follow all the required protocols and we are hoping
that they will be able to back to school soon. Our Kiwanis club actively supports our youth programs
including Key clubs in the high schools and Builders clubs in the middle schools. As Kiwanians, we are
committed to do what we can do to assist the children in our community to experience the stability that
they need to thrive.
Next year, November 4, 2021 will be the Centennial Anniversary for the Hanover Kiwanis club. We are
already in the planning stages for this momentous milestone. We have been holding meetings at the
Firepit Grill. To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we have followed the CDC guidelines including
wearing masks and spacing. We using using their private room and using social distancing to ensure
the safety of everyone. For January, we will be returning to Zoom sessions because of the spike.
Meanwhile, we continue sponsoring numerous charitable causes which benefit children. We started our
Pecan Fundraiser on the first Saturday of November at the Market of Hanover (formerly Amish Market)
and Hanover Markets (Chestnut St) through December. We hope to see you there.
Dan Schatz
President