Donna was recently appointed as the Director. WSG is a school, studio, and gallery dedicated to the fine arts of glass and metal. “We are mainly a school,” said Donna. “We have a gallery, but the sale of our artwork mainly supports our school and its operations.”
Jordan talked about the “Fired Up!” teen after-school program. It is an award-winning program that combines art making with entrepreneurship. Teens learn teamwork, focus, patience, and trust, and develop a positive outlook on their future. The “Fired Up” students get the chance to sell their artwork at various regional exhibitions, including the Krasl Art Fair. They have the opportunity to participate in field trips/programs across the country. They also have the opportunity to work with visiting artists. Some of the teen participants have returned to be instructors in the “Fired Up” program.
Last Updated: August 26, 2025 by kiwanisjay
Donna Sauers, Executive Director of the Water Street Glassworks (WSG) and Jordan Rose, Studio Manager
Donna was recently appointed as the Director. WSG is a school, studio, and gallery dedicated to the fine arts of glass and metal. “We are mainly a school,” said Donna. “We have a gallery, but the sale of our artwork mainly supports our school and its operations.”
Jordan talked about the “Fired Up!” teen after-school program. It is an award-winning program that combines art making with entrepreneurship. Teens learn teamwork, focus, patience, and trust, and develop a positive outlook on their future. The “Fired Up” students get the chance to sell their artwork at various regional exhibitions, including the Krasl Art Fair. They have the opportunity to participate in field trips/programs across the country. They also have the opportunity to work with visiting artists. Some of the teen participants have returned to be instructors in the “Fired Up” program.
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Kiwanis Club of St. Joseph Benton Harbor
What is Kiwanis? We are an eclectic mix of ages, genders, occupations, backgrounds, and interests. We are all passionate about making our community and the world a better place for children so they can thrive.
The Legion of Honor award is given to members who have dedicated at least 25 years of service to the mission of Kiwanis - improving the world one child and one community at a time. Help us recognize these outstanding individuals who have given their time, energy, and hearts to caring for kids!
25 yrs - Dave Miller, Ken Wojcik, Bruce Molineaux
30 yrs - Bob Clark
35 yrs - Gary Sisson, Chris Quattrin, Tom Nelson
40 yrs - Mike Ryan, Jay Wojcik
45 yrs - Bill Hanley, Roy Dost, Dave Brown
50 yrs - Bob Cheek, Jon Sauer
55 yrs - Harvey Johnson
60 yrs - Ken McKeown
This group represents more than 660 years of service to Kiwanis!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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We had a great time celebrating one whole year of the all-abilities Kaleidoscope Playground! 🛝 Popsicles handed out by Kiwanians and balloon creations by Michigan Twist Co. 🎈added to the FUN 🤩! #kiwaniscaresforkids ... See MoreSee Less
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Congrats to our Kiwanis St. Joseph Foundation scholarship winners! We enjoyed celebrating these young leaders and all of their accomplishments. Such bright futures ahead! #KiwanisCares #scholarships #improvetheworldtogether ... See MoreSee Less
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