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The Kiwanian Norman Hicks Memorial Bursary Fund

The Kiwanian Norman Hicks Memorial Bursary Fund supports Greater Saint John high school graduates pursuing post-secondary education, honoring long-time Kiwanian Norman Hicks’ legacy of community service.

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

Mr. Norman Hicks was a long-time Kiwanian, a tireless community volunteer and a pillar of the Kiwanis Club of Saint John. www.saintjohnkiwanisclub.ca

He was a champion of the Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs, such as K-Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, Aktion Club and Key Leader Camps.

In 2021, The Kiwanians established a permanent fund for bursaries to be awarded to students who have graduated from a high school located in Greater Saint John and pursuing a post-secondary education, to be named The Kiwanian Norman Hicks Memorial Bursary.

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