News from the Kiwanis Club of Asheville
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The Skywanian
 

The newsletter for Kiwanis Club of Asheville
Charter established August 11, 1919  Asheville, NC


 
The Kiwanis Club of Asheville meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at noon at the Veteran's Restoration Quarters (1329 Tunnel Rd) for lunch and speaker from 12-1:30.   We also meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday at 5:30 at various locations around town for a more informal meeting.  Check our website or Facebook Page for the location each month.  
Guests are always welcome!
Facebook
Website
May 17, 2022
We will have an evening meeting at Transformation Village on June 7th at 5:30-7:00.  We will be giving a check to them to build a playground.  We'll also be giving out 5 Key Club Scholarships and inducting a new member.   Plan to come and bring a guest who might want to know more about what our club does.  
May Birthdays
May 15 - Jo Ann Morgan 
Thanks to our newest partner, Cane Creek Cycles, who gave us 2 bikes to give to Johnston at the end of the year!  They will also be working with us next year to give Johnston 4 bikes.
Our speaker was Erica LeClaire, director of the Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County.   Formed in 1976, their mission is to conserve Asheville and Buncombe County’s heritage and sense of place through preservation and promotion of the region’s historic resources.  They work to keep Asheville a unique and desirable city by retaining the character of our community in five key ways:
  • Preservation Grants to support preservation, education and designation projects.
  • Preservation Easements and Advocacy to protect endangered properties.
  • Technical Support for owners of historic properties.
  • Hosting the Griffin Awards to recognize projects that have utilized a preservation ethic.
  • Preservation Education Programs to inform the community about our shared history.
Some of their current projects include the Charlotte Street demolition, making the Walton St. Pool a local landmark, advocacy support for Montreat, Boyd Cabin Deconstruction with further research and events and education events. If you are interested in more information, here are some resources that may help.
Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits | NC DNCR (ncdcr.gov)
Historic Preservation - The City of Asheville (ashevillenc.gov)
Preservation Briefs - Technical Preservation Services, National Park Service (nps.gov)
@SavingPlaces #PreservationMonth | National Trust for Historic Preservation
Home - Preservation NC (presnc.org)
Rehabilitation Standards and Guidelines—Technical Preservation Services, National Park Service (nps.gov)
Thursday, May 26th - No Evening Meeting 
 
Tuesday, June 7th - evening meeting at Transformation Village  5:30-7
Thursday, June16th - evening meeting 5:30  Place TBD
Tuesday, June 21st - Sarah Hart with ASAP (Appalachian Sustainable Agricultural Project)
Thursday, June 30th - Evening meeting 5:30 Place TBD
2021-22 Officers and Directors
Mission Statement
 
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world, one child and one community at a time.
Officers

Scott Schwarzkopf, President 

Elaine Grella, Secretary

Scott Rogers, Treasurer
 
Board of Directors
Beverly Buckner
Bryce Gilbert
Ashley Huggins

 
Foundation Board
 
Scott Schwarzkopf,  President

JoAnn Morgan, Vice President

 Russ Martin, Treasurer
Skywanian Editor
     Elaine Grella
Past Skywanian Issues
Kiwanis Resources
Kiwanis International
Carolina Kiwanian
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