What Is A Hixson?

    The George F. Hixson Fellowship was created in 1983 by the Kiwanis International Foundation Board of Trustees.  It is named in honor of the first Kiwanis International President, who served from 1916 to 1918.

        One may become a member of the Fellowship or increase his/her giving to the program either by making a single $1,000 (US) contribution or becoming a Sustaining Member through a minimum initial contribution of $200 (US) and a pledge to contribute the balance over four years.


        First time George F. Hixson Fellowship members receive two numbered medallions bearing the likeness of Hixson.  Both hang from a blue-and white-ribbon.  One is encased in a walnut and velvet shadow box for display, and the other is worn at high visibility Kiwanis functions.  Also awarded is either a tie tack or clasp to Hixson Fellows and a lapel pin or charm for Hixson Ladies.