In 1975 the Kiwanis Club of
North Vancouver in conjunc-
tion with it’s non-profit compa-
ny Kiwanis Senior Citizen
Homes Ltd. had just completed
Kiwanis Lynn Manor.
Financing of that project nad
required the sale of the original
Kiwanis Village housing project
which generated capital funds
well beyond foreseeable needs.
A preliminary report by the
company, followed by a joint
report of the club and the com-
pany set the stage for the North
Vancouver Kiwanis Foundation
early in 1976.

By late 1976 the Foundation
was incorporated under the
Society’s Act, accepted by
Revenue Canada as a
Registered Charitable Organiz-
ation and had _ directors
appointed by the company and
the club. At this point the com-
pany transferred to the
Foundation a stock portfolio
worth more than $500,000 to
officially fund the organization.
Once the Foundation was firm-
ly established, the bylaws were
revised to have the club
appoint all directors.

The Foundation is autho-
rized to establish and accumu-

“late in trust fund, to receive

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North Vancover Kiwanis Foundation Board
of Directors: left to right. Wally Mulligan
(inset), Milt Peters, Jack Brown, Dave
Courage, Phil Harrison (chair), Ranjit
Khosla and Gordon Crozier (missing)

bequests, gifts, and donations
and to expend the resulting
income exclusively in welfare,
cultural, educational and chari-
table work in and around the
City and District of North
Vancouver.

After meeting all administra-
tive and regulatory costs the
North Vancouver Kiwanis
Foundation has made grants
totalling $677,638.00 from
1977 to the end of 1995.
During that period the trust
fund has grown and is current-
ly worth approximately
$750,000.00

A “selective list" of groups
and organizations which have
received grants is shown in the
accompanying list.

Interested citizens can make
donations at any time by mail-
ing cheques to North
Vancouver Kiwanis Found-
ation, 170 W. 2nd Street,
North Vancouver, E.C. V7I4
1C4. Receipts will be issued fer
income tax deduction claims.

Additional information
about gifts, donations and
bequests can be obtained from
Ranjit Khosla @ 980-2038.

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The North Vancouver Kiwanis Foundation is sponsoring
several projects to commemorate 75 years of Kiwanis Club
of North Vancouver's commitment to the community.
Represented projects include:

* Bringing Home The Pacific Great

Easter Station

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Pacific Great Eastern Railway Station

(1943) Heritage Buliding.
Jointly with the city of North Vancouver, B.C. Heritage Trust
and B.C. Rail, the North Vancouver Kiwanis Foundation is
sponsoring a project to relocate and restore the historic rail-
way station close to its original site near Lonsdale Quay. The
building will be used by the North Vancouver Museum and
other community groups.

~ Guidebook To Crime Prevention And
Safety For Seniors.

North Vancouver Kiwanis Foundation is funding publication
of one thousand copies of a book which provides compre-
hensive tips on safety and security for seniors. The booklet
is produced by the B.C. Crime Prevention Association.

Commemorative
Drinking Fountain

The North Vancouver Kiwanis
Foundation is providing funds
for a drinking fountain to be
located in Victoria Park, North
Vancouver

Drinking Fountain Victoria Park

¢ Kiwanis Scout Canada Camp

KIWANIS/Scout Canada Camp at Lynn Creek, completed in
1995 with funding from North Vancouver Kiwanis
Foundation. Volunteer labour was provided by Kiwanians
and parents of Scouts
Canada.

Sakis

Camp Lynn Creek