Gifts of all sizes make a difference. That’s why the Kiwanis Club of Flint has a charitable foundation – The Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation. It is a 501c3 organization that originated to help people with tuberculosis heal in a rural setting. The invention of penicillin meant people could recuperate at home, and the camp was sold. Proceeds from the sale were invested to provide charitable support for the greater Flint community for the life of the club.
Your gifts help Kiwanis Club of Flint provide support for local programs helping kids of all ages.
Make A Gift by Mail
Personal Check
Make checks payable to the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation and mail along with the gift/pledge form to PO Box 13498, Flint, MI 48501. Download the form below:
Make a gift through an existing donor advised fund.
You can advise gifts from your Donor Advised Fund to Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation
Gifts of Securities
Gifts of securities often confer significant tax benefits on a donor. To make a gift of securities to the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation, please contact our Treasurer, Kim Mills Shelby, (586) 258-9158.
IRA Rollover
You can support the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation by directly transferring assets from an individual retirement account in the United States. With an IRA rollover, you make an impact and save on taxes.
Estate Gift – Your Kiwanis Legacy
You insure your valuables. Why not insure your values? When you include the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation in your estate plans, that’s exactly what you do. Through estate gifts, donors can provide ongoing support to Kiwanis causes while taking advantage of financial and tax benefits.
Estate giving opportunities include:
A bequest through a will or trust, Naming the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or IRA, and Life insurance that names the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation as a beneficiary.
Joanne Piper was a longtime member of the Kiwanis Club of Flint. As one of the first women members in the Flint Club, her presence and contributions led the way for the many women who would follow and lead the club. Her career path led her from the YMCA to Director of the Mayor’s Office on Aging and Handicapped with the City of Flint. Her commitment to community service was evidenced in her work life, helping to fund Music in the Parks and other programming for Flint’s citizens. Joanne’s commitment to Kiwanis was strong. Even when she could no longer attend meetings, she remained active in the club by typing student athlete biographies for our Student Athlete of Year program book. Kiwanis Club of Flint received a tremendous honor and surprise when we learned Joanne had left a bequest to the club. Her generosity will continue to leave a legacy as the club funds special projects over the next three years from the Joanne Piper Memorial Fund.
Honoring the Legacy of Joanne Piper (check back soon for more info)
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Giving
Gifts of all sizes make a difference. That’s why the Kiwanis Club of Flint has a charitable foundation – The Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation. It is a 501c3 organization that originated to help people with tuberculosis heal in a rural setting. The invention of penicillin meant people could recuperate at home, and the camp was sold. Proceeds from the sale were invested to provide charitable support for the greater Flint community for the life of the club.
Your gifts help Kiwanis Club of Flint provide support for local programs helping kids of all ages.
Make A Gift by Mail
Personal Check
Make checks payable to the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation and mail along with the gift/pledge form to PO Box 13498, Flint, MI 48501. Download the form below:
Make a gift through an existing donor advised fund.
You can advise gifts from your Donor Advised Fund to Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation
Gifts of Securities
Gifts of securities often confer significant tax benefits on a donor. To make a gift of securities to the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation, please contact our Treasurer, Kim Mills Shelby, (586) 258-9158.
IRA Rollover
You can support the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation by directly transferring assets from an individual retirement account in the United States. With an IRA rollover, you make an impact and save on taxes.
Estate Gift – Your Kiwanis Legacy
You insure your valuables. Why not insure your values? When you include the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation in your estate plans, that’s exactly what you do. Through estate gifts, donors can provide ongoing support to Kiwanis causes while taking advantage of financial and tax benefits.
Estate giving opportunities include:
A bequest through a will or trust, Naming the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or IRA, and Life insurance that names the Kiwanis Club of Flint Health Camp Foundation as a beneficiary.
Download our Planned Giving information below:
Joanne Piper Memorial Fund
Joanne Piper was a longtime member of the Kiwanis Club of Flint. As one of the first women members in the Flint Club, her presence and contributions led the way for the many women who would follow and lead the club. Her career path led her from the YMCA to Director of the Mayor’s Office on Aging and Handicapped with the City of Flint. Her commitment to community service was evidenced in her work life, helping to fund Music in the Parks and other programming for Flint’s citizens. Joanne’s commitment to Kiwanis was strong. Even when she could no longer attend meetings, she remained active in the club by typing student athlete biographies for our Student Athlete of Year program book. Kiwanis Club of Flint received a tremendous honor and surprise when we learned Joanne had left a bequest to the club. Her generosity will continue to leave a legacy as the club funds special projects over the next three years from the Joanne Piper Memorial Fund.
Honoring the Legacy of Joanne Piper (check back soon for more info)