The Dictionary Project is an annual event for the Las Vegas Strip Kiwanis Club. We have been giving dictionaries to the third graders at Jack Dailey Elementary School for over 5 years, and as a result of the Dictionary Project, we have adopted the school and now hold regular events with the school throughout the year.

I first learned of the Dictionary Project at the Elks National Convention in Charlotte, NC five years ago. I pushed to get our Lodge involved, and we have been involved every year.

This would be about our 5th year doing the project–provides a tremendous amount of positive feedback from the students and teachers. Great program.

I believe this is our 4th or 5th year. The dictionary project is set up wonderfully. Easy to do and it provides a life-long benefit.

The Versailles Rotary Club has been delivering dictionaries for eight years, and it is always a pleasure to see the smiles on the young children’s faces as we deliver them. It is a great community project for our young children.

This is always a big hit with our members who enjoy handing out dictionaries to third graders. The superintendent of Gulfport Schools is a long-time Rotary member and a major supporter of this project. Keep up this awesome project!

We have been a part of the Dictionary Project for several years. Because of the enthusiasm of the students and teachers, it is one of our favorite service projects.

I am very impressed with the project as it fills a desperate need in community schools. Charitable and/or service groups can do this project quite easily.