Kiwanians donated and wrapped gifts for Christian Homes & Family Services foster children.
Our club participates in various projects throughout the year that involve community service and assisting children locally and worldwide. Additionally, we have speakers at our weekly meetings to explore topics of interest to the membership. We engage in several social activities to share experiences, talents, and our collective interests. All represent significant opportunities for service, friendship, and personal growth.
Below are the projects and activities in which we are currently involved:
SIGNATURE PROJECT –“CHRISTMAS IN THE CITY”is a time to love and support foster families with Christian Homes & Family Services. We purchase Christmas gifts for the foster children and host the foster families for a fun night at Safety City with treats, crafts, and more.
SERVING OUR SCHOOLS – Reading to students at TLCA Elementary
SUMMER FEEDING PROGRAM– Fighting hunger in our community! We serve lunches during school breaks in the weeks leading up to the new school year, as well as during Christmas and Spring Break. It’s a small way we can make a big difference.
BUG PROGRAM – Promoting academic excellence of students at TLCA Elementary
TEXAS RAMP PROJECT – Building wheelchair ramps for the elderly and disabled
WEST TEXAS FAIR & RODEO – Work at the ticket booth
MEALS ON WHEELS – Deliver meals to individuals who cannot get out on their own
Yesterday, Sam Nichols provided an update on the Basketball Smiles Camp held in the Caribbean this summer. More than 12,000 children have attended these summer camps over the past 26 years. He communicated that our club's donation provided ice and water this year. He shared a wonderful video highlighting some of the students who participated, thanked club members for the continued support, and presented the club with a terrific banner signed by so many of the 225 campers who attended. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to three-time Big Country Spelling Bee Champion, Sariah Titus! Sariah, now an 8th grader at Wylie Middle School, recently shared her experiences at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. with our club. She made it to the quarter-finals, placing 58th out of 243 spellers. We are so proud to have supported her journey and are thrilled she shared her incredible experience with us! ... See MoreSee Less
Our Projects
Our club participates in various projects throughout the year that involve community service and assisting children locally and worldwide. Additionally, we have speakers at our weekly meetings to explore topics of interest to the membership. We engage in several social activities to share experiences, talents, and our collective interests. All represent significant opportunities for service, friendship, and personal growth.
Below are the projects and activities in which we are currently involved:
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Yesterday, Sam Nichols provided an update on the Basketball Smiles Camp held in the Caribbean this summer. More than 12,000 children have attended these summer camps over the past 26 years. He communicated that our club's donation provided ice and water this year. He shared a wonderful video highlighting some of the students who participated, thanked club members for the continued support, and presented the club with a terrific banner signed by so many of the 225 campers who attended. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to three-time Big Country Spelling Bee Champion, Sariah Titus! Sariah, now an 8th grader at Wylie Middle School, recently shared her experiences at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. with our club. She made it to the quarter-finals, placing 58th out of 243 spellers. We are so proud to have supported her journey and are thrilled she shared her incredible experience with us! ... See MoreSee Less
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