Pike's Peak Division 4: Background Page

Serving the Children of the World from the Greater Pike's Peak Region

Division 4 of the Rocky Mountain District of Kiwanis International consists of six Kiwanis Clubs, with a strength of 224 members, and growing!  The geographical areas covered include the counties of El Paso, Teller, Lincoln, Kit Carson, Cheyenne, and parts of Douglas county in central and eastern Colorado.

See our History page for more background information.

The Lt. Governor, who is the official representative of the Division, has three major responsibilities:

• to represent the clubs in the Division as a member of the District Board of Directors, voicing the club's concerns and helping to guide the District, and
• to support the clubs in their endeavors to provide the most Outstanding Community Service possible, and 
• to regularly report to the District Governor on each club's progress and activities.

There are currently 17 Divisions that make up the Rocky Mountain District of Kiwanis International.  The District covers a geographical area that includes the entire states of Colorado and Wyoming, and the western panhandle of Nebraska.

The 2004-2005 Governor of the Rocky Mountain District is Paulette Barney, and the District Secretary is Pam Bilby.

CLICK HERE to visit the official web site of the Rocky Mountain District of Kiwanis International.

Major Kiwanis Service Projects in Division 4:

El Paso County Fair

Labor Day Balloon Classic

Silver Key

Care & Share

Spring Spree

Scouting

Key Clubs

Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Institute

Key Leader

Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership

Trail Leadership Seminars

Worldwide Service Project: Iodine Deficiency Disorders

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