Bringing BUG to students

And you know, I mean, all the kids are important, but they're, they're...

The overachievers, they get, they get the scholarships, and they get everything, and they're-

Sure

... they're, you know, highly visible.

But it's the kids that, you know, uh, I, I'm in two, actually two clubs, and, uh, the one in Cynthiana, and then there's another one in Northern Kentucky that's 45 miles away.

I was a club, uh, coach for them.

Mm-hmm.

Stayed with the club, and we do what we call a field trip, uh, club.

And kind of working on the same, uh, basis, kids who don't really get to do much, uh, at two different elementary schools, we'll take them out once a month, and we'll go to the police department, the fire department.

And it's, you know, when, when the kids that never get any recognition get some recognition, y- you raise their whole-

Yeah

... um, you know-

That's, that's what-

... and they smile

... that's what Kiwanis does.

So-

That smile, that young person smile that Kiwanis helps to generate.

We recently took 34 kids to the, uh, aquarium in, uh, Northern Kentucky.

Mm-hmm.

And, um-

Fishing prospect

... and you know, we...

I, I always liken this to, uh, Major League Baseball.

That you have the farm system.

Yeah.