Kiwanis Club of Lake Oswego
Chartered in 2020
Kids Need Kiwanis
Let’s Fulfill River Grove’s Wishlist of Books!
River Grove Elementary (Title I designated school site), is one of our local partners within our community of Lake Oswego. The U.S. Department of Education describes the Title I program as follows: “schools in which children from low-income… Read More
Distributing Homemade Face Masks to Our Community
Over 150 non-medical grade face masks were collected and donated through the joint efforts of Jennifer Bergman and Erin McCulloch. Many thanks to local volunteers who donated ‘homemade masks’ to our club for distribution to youth and their caregivers within the River… Read More
Thank You Healthcare Workers
Handwritten thank you notes were sent to 10 Nurse’s Stations on floors 1-3 at our local hospital “Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center” to acknowledge essential workers for their dedication and tenacity to care for patients during the Covid-19… Read More
RAFFLE: Win Dinner Anywhere in the World!
Win a trip to have dinner ANYWHERE in the world! The sky is the limit, if you win our BIG raffle, where you call all the shots, including: your preferred mode of transportation, preferred destination, preferred accommodations, preferred… Read More
RAFFLE: Win a Mustang!
It’s that time of year again…WHO wants to win a brand-new Mustang? Someone has to win! And folks it is only $5/ticket or 5 tickets for $20 and you’re giving to a very good cause. The Raffle is the largest fundraiser annually… Read More
Kiwanis Club Presents Donated Books to River Grove Elementary School
Joyce Handa donating gently-used books to Ana Ryan, secretary to the principal of River Grove Elementary School.
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Get ready to spot Kiwanis family leaders riding the Kiwanis International float in the 136th Rose Parade on New Year's Day! This year's float design represents the values of teamwork and camaraderie embodied by all of Kiwanis' youth leadership programs. 🌺🐝 #KidsNeedKiwanis #RoseParade
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We will do our annual Rose Parade watch!
One of our club members will be helping to decorate the float again this year.
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Looking for an eco-friendly project idea? A combination of creativity and partnership helped the Silver Bow, Butte, Kiwanis Club in Montana, U.S., turn discarded trash — an old refrigerator — into reading treasure. #KidsNeedKiwanis
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Posted: September 21, 2020 by Andrew Caswell
Register- MHKC Walk, Roll or Stroll!
Join us for MHKC’s first virtual Walk, Roll, or Stroll! Although we won’t be together in person this year, we will still bring you all of the fun! Get ready, get set and let’s go! It’s not too early… Read More