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Angelea is a sophomore at Fargo North High School interested in pursuing a career in the culinary arts. In addition to working in the food service industry, she has taken advantage of her school's Cultures & Cuisines and Restaurant Skills programs.
A senior at Davies High School and teaching assistant in Restaurant Skills, good food is very important to Dorcus's family. "From a young age, cooking was a way for me to bond with my mother. Cooking has become our love language."
Boden plans to join the U.S. Marine Corps after his senior year this spring at Fargo South High School. Until then, he's going to use his creative flair to wow our judges. Boden loves trying new dishes and learning new cooking techniques. He sees a potential culinary career after his stint in the Marines.
Support BodenWhat's it like to be a member of Fargo Kiwanis?
The first thing to know is that we are a community that cares for each other and the community, and we have a good time doing it.
Our weekly lunch meetings are fun, lively gatherings with good food and great programming.
We have a diverse cross-section of members, from new professionals to retired executives. Together, we all form the glue that holds our club together. It's a wonderful mix of new voices and seasoned hands that give our club vibrancy, longevity, and a strong culture focused on the Kiwanis mission of supporting the youth in our community.
Fargo Kiwanis celebrated its 100th anniversary a few years ago, a remarkable milestone in a world where fleeting fads often dominate headspace. Our club is here to stay, with Fourth-generation Kiwanians sitting alongside first generation Americans. You never know who you're going to meet at a Kiwanis meeting!
Every week, we enjoy fascinating presentations that help us learn more about our community. One week we're hearing from a new non-profit helping a disadvantaged population. The next we're learning about an innovative new business hoping to make a splash. Our members soak it in among an atmosphere of music, fellowship, and friendship.
Once a year, we sponsor our Pancake Karnival at the Fargodome. Thousands of people flock to our event to enjoy pancakes, one-of-a-kind sausage, inflatable games, and a unique community atmosphere. it's a large effort for our club members that produces amazing rewards for our members in working together, our guests to gather and enjoy each other, and our community in the funds we raise to give back.
Fargo Kiwanis is a place to belong, to give back, to enjoy a nice weekly lunch with wonderful people, to learn, and to grow as we take our vibrant, enthusiastic Kiwanis community into a vibrant, growing Fargo to make good things happen.
The proceeds from this year's Fargo Kiwanis Pancake Karnival will support our partnership with the Fargo Park District to create a new natural wellness area in the revitalized Island Park in Fargo.
Island Park is one of Fargo's lifestyle gems and we are honored to be part of its revitalization. The planned wellness area in the southeast corner of the park will feature areas designed for visitors to find peace of mind in a quiet, natural setting.
Construction on the wellness area will begin in the spring of 2025. The planning process has been a wonderful collaboration between Fargo Kiwanis, the Fargo Park District, and local higher education.
The space's overall design and artistic flourishes were shaped by art students at Minnesota State University-Moorhead collaborating with landscape architecture students at North Dakota State University.
Together, the partnering entities are creating something beautiful and unique to the region - a natural space for reflection, free from distraction and surrounded by imagery and design to help individuals find their center. We couldn't be more excited to sponsor a project so needed, so beautiful, and so permanent.
We hope you consider supporting our mission and join us for our 67th Pancake Karnival, a family focused, locally driven event.