Karen Gajewski Honored with Dr. Wil Blechman Fellowship

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Karen Gajewski received the prestigious Dr. Wil Blechman Fellowship on June 27 at the LeMont in Pittsburgh, recognizing her extensive contributions to the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany. The fellowship, established in 2022, honors individuals who embody the values promoted by Dr. Blechman, a former Kiwanis International President. Gajewski, a charter member since the club's founding in 1991, has held various leadership positions, including Secretary and Lieutenant Governor.

Her commitment to the Kiwanis mission has inspired many to serve children through initiatives aimed at improving health and education. The award ceremony highlighted her role in promoting critical programs related to nutrition, vaccination access, and literacy for children. Gajewski's ongoing dedication demonstrates the significant impact of community service on local and global efforts to enhance children's lives. The fellowship serves not only to honor her achievements but also to encourage others to contribute to similar causes. Events like this reinforce the value of leadership and commitment to community in fostering positive change.

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