Neighbors who show up twice a month and turn it into five Key Clubs, scholarships, and a town where five year olds learn to cross the street.
Sit in on the next meetingTwenty-five children a session, three sessions, every summer for twenty-nine years. Fifty dollars puts one child through the week, and not all seventy-five are paid for. Sponsor a seat
The only figure big enough to lead with, and it is the City's, not ours. Our own numbers stay blank until the board hands them over.
One costs you an evening. The other costs fifty dollars. Both are countable, and the first one is free.
Sit in on a meeting as our guest, then decide. Most of our members came once to see what it was and never left.
Visit a meetingA seat at Safety Town, a scholarship, or something off the list of what the programs need this month.
See how to supportFour programs, all of them local, all of them with a name and a date on them.
Five and six year olds learn bike, fire and personal safety in a town built to their size, at Kiwanis Park.
How it works
Five sponsored clubs: Coral Glades, Coral Springs High, Coral Springs Charter, JP Taravella and Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
The five schools
Every spring, for graduating seniors from the Key Clubs we sponsor. Applications open in January.
How to apply
Published every October 1, when the board changes. What the year actually produced, in numbers the board signs off on.
Read itThe whole story, start to finish: the streets, the town they built at one third scale, the five Key Clubs, the envelope, and the table it all gets decided on.
INTERNAL. Illustrative footage, generated for this proposal. Replace with the club's own material and signed releases before this page is published.
Real painted streets, working toy traffic lights and stop signs at the height of a five year old. The City runs it with Parks and Recreation, the Police and the Fire Department. The club sponsors it and gives the park its name.
Twenty-five children a session. Residents register first in early May and the seats go. Every year people are left out that nobody ever contacts again.
Seven organisations in and around Coral Springs. Amounts by cause are published in the annual report, not promised here.
Names in text, never logos: we have no rights to their marks. Amounts stay out until the treasurer closes the year.
Three empty slots on purpose. No invented social proof. Hard rule 1.
Not money. Things, with a date on them. Any officer updates this list from a phone in two minutes.
the old ones are done
One meeting. Name and email, nothing else. You can decide afterwards.
Save me a seatSecond Thursday and fourth Monday, 6:30 p.m.