Meet Our Donors
Looking Long-Term
Doug Schumann is key to Kiwanis growth and giving
By his own estimation, Doug Schumann was "a little older than most" when he joined Kiwanis. After retiring, he moved from New York to New Mexico—and he's been an important Kiwanian there ever since.
Throughout his 23-year Kiwanis career, Doug has frequently volunteered to recruit new members, building human capital that will extend Kiwanis' future impact.
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Passion into practice
For Alice Savage, philanthropy has a global perspective
Life has taken Alice Savage in several interesting directions. As a doctor, she has specialized in infectious diseases and cared for patients at the U.S. Veterans Administration. As a volunteer, she has served children around the world.
As a donor, Alice's generosity has been equally diverse. "I have a passion for a number of things," she says. "And philanthropy really comes from passion." Read more
Moved to serve
For Michael Iafrato, Kiwanis provides a family feeling
Michael Iafrato grew up with a passion for service. But in 1993, the New York native was a college freshman at St. Leo College in Florida—and he was looking for a way to fulfill that passion in his new surroundings.
He found it with the school's Circle K International club. In fact, Michael ended up being one of the most dedicated and accomplished members of the club, becoming a three-term lieutenant governor. Read more
Bill Cater's spirit keeps Circle K growing
Bill Cater likes to make things happen. A Kiwanian for almost 30 years, he's also a past New Jersey district governor and now serves as a Circle K International administrator in New Jersey. And he's making sure his impact on Kiwanis lasts—through philanthropy. Read more
