The weather cooperated and we had a very pleasant day to clean up our section of Highway 21 west of Discovery Park to Diversion Dam.  Nothing unusual was found this year but our two key clubbers from Bishop Kelly put in some extra effort to clean up a section which included pieces of cinder blocks and scraps of wood. We had a total of 10 people work on this activity and collected 12 bags of trash. The total hours worked by the volunteers amounted to 20 hours.

 Volunteers were the following: Joan and Chelsea from BK, Bill Homan and his son Jordan, Cordell and his son Joe, Cliff Sell, Andy Simon, Alan Lynch and George Weissbeck. We had lunch at the Crow Inn and watched some of the BSU game after the clean up.

 Thanks to all that helped with our Club’s commitment to keep the highway clean! And a special thanks to George Weissbeck for arranging to have the Ada County Sheriff patrol the area for added safety.

The Les Bois Kiwanis club is concerned about detrimental effects this drug is having on families.  Within these families there are usually children in keeping with our focus and then have a need to be provided care and concern regarding the efforts of the Idaho Meth Project.

As promoters of healthy youth, Les Bois Kiwanis Club works to help young people with giving time, money and effort to help kids keep their health up to par, provide needed feeling of independence and care about them personally supplied by the
Click-> Boise Bicycle Project.

With young people needing all the support they can get who need a helping hand,  vocational aspects of troubled youth are some of the harder areas in life to master. We are happy to support and share the helping hand with these people to learn Culinary skills to get a foothold in life's kitchen.

With people having so much in life, they feel they lose so much when their sight goes. Les Bois Kiwanis helps the ones who, if you will, are children of all ages with equipment to do simple basic things in life, such as read the morning paper. Ones who are visual impaired needing all the support they can get through a helping hand for the Blind Services of Idaho.

With people having so much in life, they feel they lose so much when their sight goes. Les Bois Kiwanis helps the ones who, if you will, are children of all ages with equipment to do simple basic things in life, such as read the morning paper. Ones who are visual impaired needing all the support they can get through a a helping hand from the Wishing Star Foundation.

Assistance League^® of Boise allows youth to have simple material things that is not affordable otherwise. We support them through funds and volunteer efforts providing the ability of kids to have at least basic necessities in life i.e. clothing, self esteem, good image from looking nice and keeping warm during the colder months of the year with the assistance league.

Unfortunately, as much as we would like to think that we can protect children from death and loss, in reality we cannot. We therefore offer some hope to kids who need Camp Erin.

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Special Olympics World Winter Games:

Don’t forget that Boise is the host to the Special Olympics World Winter games beginning February 7-14^th.  All events are free and you are encouraged to go out and support the athletes.  There will be teams here from roughly 170 countries & more than were represented at the Salt Lake Olympics; and thousands of athletes.  Come see this great organization and your fund raising efforts in action!

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