The Topeka Kiwanis Foundation will be awarding scholarships to selected Topeka/Shawnee County area high school seniors. The scholarship amount this year is $1000.00 ($500.00/semester). These cash scholarships may be used at the accredited college, university, or vocational school of the student’s choice. To apply for a scholarship, this application must be completed and returned (postmarked) no later than Monday, April 1, 2025.
Send application to: Topeka Kiwanis Foundation C/O Kaw Valley Bank – Trust Dept. 1110 N Kansas Ave Topeka, KS 66608
With this application, you must include:
Official High School Transcript
Two sealed letters of recommendation (only one of which may be from High School Personnel)
We suggest you include the letters of recommendation with your application and transcript, and that you not rely on the author of the letter to submit it for you. Failure to submit any of these items in a timely manner will result in the disqualification of your application.
Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of academic achievement, leadership qualities, special abilities, and financial need. To assist our committee in its evaluation, it is important that all questions on the application be answered fully. The ability to complete this application in good form will be a factor of consideration.
Applicants will be notified on or about May 1, 2025, of their being selected to receive a scholarship. Recipients will be acknowledged during a special luncheon for them at one of the regular Monday noon meetings of the Kiwanis Club of Topeka in late May. Your presence at the recognition lunch is anticipated.
A check for the first portion of the scholarship (for the fall semester) will be mailed to the scholarship recipient’s college/university/trade school in June. A check for the second portion of the scholarship (for the spring semester) will be mailed to the recipient’s college/university/trade school FOLLOWING RECEIPT of a transcript showing successful completion of the first semester (i.e. completion of 12 credit hours with a GPA of at least 2.0) and proof of full-time enrollment (i.e. 12 credit hours) for the second semester.
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Key Leader - Leadership Weekend at Rock Springs 4H Ranch for students who are or will be in high school next fall https://www.key-leader.org encourage high school students you know to learn leadership skills and become a leader in their community. Registration is open!!
Rock Springs Ranch, 1168 KS-157, Junction City, KS 66441, USA
Key Leader - Leadership Weekend at Rock Springs 4H Ranch for students who are or will be in high school next fall https://www.key-leader.org encourage high school students you know to learn leadership skills and become a leader in their community. Registration is open!!
Rock Springs Ranch, 1168 KS-157, Junction City, KS 66441, USA
Key Leader - Leadership Weekend at Rock Springs 4H Ranch for students who are or will be in high school next fall https://www.key-leader.org encourage high school students you know to learn leadership skills and become a leader in their community. Registration is open!!
Today's meeting had multiple activities happening. Of course we had our happy dollars.
Greg Sims provided an update for the recent golf tournament. Thanks to all our sponsors listed that contributed to our golf tournament.
Then we did announcements (see the attached image for upcoming activities) and we rolled into elections for 2025-2026 for both the Kiwanis Club of Topeka (Downtown Kiwanis) and the Topeka Kiwanis Foundation. Congrats to next year's leadership.
Finally, we had our guest speakers, Brian Alexander from Bartlett & West and Kate Craft from the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), talk with us about the Polk Quincy Viaduct. Thanks for the update. ... See MoreSee Less
We have a lot of opportunities to serve in the next few weeks. Check out our calendar on www.topekakiwanisclub.org for more info.
May 12th: Speakers from Bartlett & West and KDOT re Polk Quincy Viaduct Project & Elections
May 15th: 5-8 PM, Social at the Celtic Fox in the River room - Bring a friend. A chance to visit & get to know some of our new members. *Sign-Up Genius on the club website calendar.
May 19th: Scholarship Luncheon honoring our 6 high school scholarship winners / Speaker to be announced. Catered luncheon buffet, consider donating the cost of a lunch for one of our honorees or their family members. Sign-Up Genius for head count on the website calendar.
May 20th: 5:30 - Club Board meeting at Mayfair Place
June and July Speakers: June 9th – Robert Maxwell June 23rd - Ruth Santer – Kiwanis Foundation July 14th – Meegan Shuler – Shawnee Co. CASA July 28th – Nick Gardner – Ross Elementary
July 18-20th: Key Leader - Leadership Weekend at Rock Springs 4H Ranch for students who are or will be in high school next fall. Encourage high school students you know to learn leadership skills and become a leader in their community. Registration is open!! www.key-leader.org
Bringing Up Grade Programs: May 15th, 2:30PM: Quincy Elementary May 16th, 9:45 AM: Williams Elementary May 21st, 2:45 PM: McClure Elementary School May 22nd, 12:45 AM: Meadows Elementary May 22nd, 12:30 – 3 PM: Ross Elementary: Signature Music School , ½ hour increments per grade K-3 May 27th, 10:15 AM: Lowman Hill Elementary School May 28th, 1:30 PM: Ross 5th Grade Promotion State Street & Scott Elementary yet to be scheduled
Look for information about Kans 4 Kids, an aluminum recycling project in Hoisington, that benefits children with cancer. ... See MoreSee Less
TOPEKA KIWANIS FOUNDATION
Scholarship Applications
The Topeka Kiwanis Foundation will be awarding scholarships to selected Topeka/Shawnee County area high school seniors. The scholarship amount this year is $1000.00 ($500.00/semester). These cash scholarships may be used at the accredited college, university, or vocational school of the student’s choice. To apply for a scholarship, this application must be completed and returned (postmarked) no later than Monday, April 1, 2025.
Send application to: Topeka Kiwanis Foundation C/O Kaw Valley Bank – Trust Dept. 1110 N Kansas Ave Topeka, KS 66608
With this application, you must include:
We suggest you include the letters of recommendation with your application and transcript, and that you not rely on the author of the letter to submit it for you. Failure to submit any of these items in a timely manner will result in the disqualification of your application.
Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of academic achievement, leadership qualities, special abilities, and financial need. To assist our committee in its evaluation, it is important that all questions on the application be answered fully. The ability to complete this application in good form will be a factor of consideration.
Applicants will be notified on or about May 1, 2025, of their being selected to receive a scholarship. Recipients will be acknowledged during a special luncheon for them at one of the regular Monday noon meetings of the Kiwanis Club of Topeka in late May. Your presence at the recognition lunch is anticipated.
A check for the first portion of the scholarship (for the fall semester) will be mailed to the scholarship recipient’s college/university/trade school in June. A check for the second portion of the scholarship (for the spring semester) will be mailed to the recipient’s college/university/trade school FOLLOWING RECEIPT of a transcript showing successful completion of the first semester (i.e. completion of 12 credit hours with a GPA of at least 2.0) and proof of full-time enrollment (i.e. 12 credit hours) for the second semester.
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Kiwanis Club of Topeka meets in person on the 2nd and 4th Mondays. Kiwanis is a global organization.
Today's meeting had multiple activities happening. Of course we had our happy dollars.
Greg Sims provided an update for the recent golf tournament. Thanks to all our sponsors listed that contributed to our golf tournament.
Then we did announcements (see the attached image for upcoming activities) and we rolled into elections for 2025-2026 for both the Kiwanis Club of Topeka (Downtown Kiwanis) and the Topeka Kiwanis Foundation. Congrats to next year's leadership.
Finally, we had our guest speakers, Brian Alexander from Bartlett & West and Kate Craft from the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), talk with us about the Polk Quincy Viaduct. Thanks for the update. ... See MoreSee Less
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We have a lot of opportunities to serve in the next few weeks. Check out our calendar on www.topekakiwanisclub.org for more info.
May 12th: Speakers from Bartlett & West and KDOT re Polk Quincy Viaduct Project & Elections
May 15th: 5-8 PM, Social at the Celtic Fox in the River room - Bring a friend. A chance to visit & get to know some of our new members. *Sign-Up Genius on the club website calendar.
May 19th: Scholarship Luncheon honoring our 6 high school scholarship winners / Speaker to be announced. Catered luncheon buffet, consider donating the cost of a lunch for one of our honorees or their family members. Sign-Up Genius for head count on the website calendar.
May 20th: 5:30 - Club Board meeting at Mayfair Place
June and July Speakers:
June 9th – Robert Maxwell
June 23rd - Ruth Santer – Kiwanis Foundation
July 14th – Meegan Shuler – Shawnee Co. CASA
July 28th – Nick Gardner – Ross Elementary
July 18-20th: Key Leader - Leadership Weekend at Rock Springs 4H Ranch for students who are or will be in high school next fall. Encourage high school students you know to learn leadership skills and become a leader in their community. Registration is open!! www.key-leader.org
Bringing Up Grade Programs:
May 15th, 2:30PM: Quincy Elementary
May 16th, 9:45 AM: Williams Elementary
May 21st, 2:45 PM: McClure Elementary School
May 22nd, 12:45 AM: Meadows Elementary
May 22nd, 12:30 – 3 PM: Ross Elementary: Signature Music School , ½ hour increments per grade K-3
May 27th, 10:15 AM: Lowman Hill Elementary School
May 28th, 1:30 PM: Ross 5th Grade Promotion
State Street & Scott Elementary yet to be scheduled
Look for information about Kans 4 Kids, an aluminum recycling project in Hoisington, that benefits children with cancer. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our meeting today was a fun one.
Received some items from Ross Elementary: Signature Music School.
We also had Mia Santarelli from the Kansas Historical Society with an update on the renovations to the museum. ... See MoreSee Less
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