Civic clubs pin hope on young
New generation may revive groups
Older members bring the expertise and the experience, but "we need youth to be our physical aspect, be the new face of Kiwanis ” in the community, Kelly Wood said.
Wood is a member of Mayfair Kiwanis Club in Oklahoma City and adviser to Oklahoma 's two Circle K clubs, collegiate branches of the organization.
Civic clubs have struggled in recent years to perform community service with an aging, dwindling me...
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