The Iron Mountain-Kingsford Kiwanis Club recently presented an iPad and accessories to the Rogers family. From left are father, Trevor Rogers, Everson Rogers, Auvienna Rogers and Kiwanis member Trisha Peterson.

IRON MOUNTAIN — The Iron Mountain-Kingsford Kiwanis Club is celebrating their 100th anniversary in a big way by helping a family communicate.

The group recently presented the Rogers family with an iPad, case and an iTunes gift card. Trevor Rogers’ son, Everson, is non-verbal, which makes it difficult to communicate. This device, along with the apps, will help him communicate.

The Kiwanis thanks the Northwoods ABA Learning Center for referring the family to them.

“This will change his world and his entire family,” said Kiwanis member Trisha Peterson, “We are so proud to help them improve their lives.”

The Wisconsin-Upper Peninsula Michigan Kiwanis District has long supported the iPad project for autism.

“We are happy to help,” said Peterson.

For more information on Iron Mountain-Kingsford Kiwanis and the work they do, contact Peterson at Peterson.Trisha@gmail.com or call 906-774-5731.