Whitewater Kiwanis Red Poinsettia Plant Orders due Second Week of November

The Whitewater Kiwanis Breakfast Club is selling florist-quality, red poinsettia plants for $20. Orders are due the second week of November, and the plants will be delivered December 5 and 6.

Whitewater Kiwanis Breakfast Club Co-President Corey Davis said, “We are delighted to be able to sell florist-quality poinsettias again this year, with the funds helping children in our community and the world as well as brightening your holidays.” 

If you would like a plant, please contact any Kiwanian or contact Al Stanek at albertstanek@gmail.com

Whitewater Kiwanis is a group of dedicated volunteers who help both children of the Whitewater community and the world. Over the past several years the club raised funds to make possible the installation of the city’s first piece of inclusive playground equipment, a We-Go-Round, in Starin Park.  Annual donations are also made to provide shoes and winter clothes for students, as well as support for organizations such as the Whitewater Food Pantry, Bethel House, The Community Space, and the Whitewater Youth Soccer Club.

If you have an interest in helping youth in Whitewater, you can check out Whitewater Kiwanis on Facebook and join the Club by contacting Corey Davis at davisc@uww.edu.

Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.

Poinsettia Sale to Benefit Children


Editor’s note: The above press release was provided by the Whitewater Breakfast Kiwanis Club.

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