Kiwanis members are committed to providing their clubs, communities, and the world with service. In fact, members dedicate approximately 6 million service hours per year conducting charitable programs. And nearly two-thirds of Kiwanis clubs devote more than 500 hours to service projects annually, with individual members averaging 24 hours of service per year. Browse through the links found under Service Projects to learn more about Kiwanis signature projects: Worldwide Service, Young Children: Priority One, Read Around the World, and Kiwanis One Day.
A worldwide single day of service
Kiwanis members work in their communities all year long. But for one day in April each year, the entire Kiwanis family—Kiwanis Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, Circle K, Aktion Club and Kiwanis clubs—comes together for a day of hands-on community service that is felt around the world.
It’s called Kiwanis One Day—and the more hands we have helping, the more lives we will touch. Any project, big or small, is worth tackling. Projects include anything from building playgrounds to volunteering at a shelter to stocking shelves at a food pantry.
Want to offer your hands to help make a difference? Kiwanis One Day is the first Saturday in April. Contact your local Kiwanis club today!
The major emphasis of every Kiwanis Club is to support Young Children: Priority One by implementing a new project that addresses the needs of young children in:
Parenting Skills Child Abuse Child Care Nutrition Safety and Pediatric Trauma Early Development Maternal and Infant Health
The elimination of Iodine Deficiency Disorder (IDD), the most common preventable cause of mental disabilities in the world today, is the Kiwanis International Worldwide Service Project.
Service Projects
Kiwanis members are committed to providing their clubs, communities, and the world with service. In fact, members dedicate approximately 6 million service hours per year conducting charitable programs. And nearly two-thirds of Kiwanis clubs devote more than 500 hours to service projects annually, with individual members averaging 24 hours of service per year. Browse through the links found under Service Projects to learn more about Kiwanis signature projects: Worldwide Service, Young Children: Priority One, Read Around the World, and Kiwanis One Day.
A worldwide single day of service
Kiwanis members work in their communities all year long. But for one day in April each year, the entire Kiwanis family—Kiwanis Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, Circle K, Aktion Club and Kiwanis clubs—comes together for a day of hands-on community service that is felt around the world.
It’s called Kiwanis One Day—and the more hands we have helping, the more lives we will touch. Any project, big or small, is worth tackling. Projects include anything from building playgrounds to volunteering at a shelter to stocking shelves at a food pantry.
Want to offer your hands to help make a difference? Kiwanis One Day is the first Saturday in April. Contact your local Kiwanis club today!
Kiwanis One Day projects around the world
Olympia, Washington Kiwanians plant a garden to feed hungry families
Kiwanians in Griffin, Georgia, revitalize a neighborhood
The major emphasis of every Kiwanis Club is to support Young Children: Priority One by implementing a new project that addresses the needs of young children in:
Parenting Skills
Child Abuse
Child Care
Nutrition
Safety and Pediatric Trauma
Early Development
Maternal and Infant Health
The elimination of Iodine Deficiency Disorder (IDD), the most common preventable cause of mental disabilities in the world today, is the Kiwanis International Worldwide Service Project.
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