Enrich the lives of children by sharing the magic of books! Kiwanis Club members are invited to George W. Carver Elementary School to read to students from kindergarten to 2nd grade.
Sessions take place on Monday mornings for about one hour. Arrival time is 8 a.m.
Contact Bob Rogers for more information: bobrogers@globalweb.net
Volunteers will work in an assembly line or individually to create non-perishable food care packages for distribution to youth in need.
Please arrive at 8020 Villa Park Dr, Richmond Va 23228 and check in at the Volunteer Center.
Thank you for making a difference in our community through Feed More. We hope your volunteer experience is fun and rewarding!
Contact Dick Rheutan to participate.
Hold the date for the Children’s Hospital Christmas Party!
Details coming soon.
Kiwanis is joining the Salvation Army to volunteer on behalf of their Red Kettle Campaign. Bell Ringers serve two-hour shifts on Friday, December 12, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturday, December 13, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Each year, The Salvation Army will serve more than 25 million people across America – including many here in your community. That means 55+ million meals for the hungry, 10+ million nights of shelter for the homeless, and countless Christmas gifts for children who may otherwise go without.
So truly, you can make a difference with every ring. The funds you raise as a Salvation Army bell ringer will make a year-round impact in your community through social services assistance, homeless shelters, disaster relief, children’s programs, rehabilitation services, anti-human trafficking, and more.
Donations in the red kettle stay local – directly impacting the lives of your neighbors by helping them in their time of need. When you ring the bell, you’re making change happen.
Interested in participating? Contact Dick Rheutan to sign up.
Kiwanis is joining the Salvation Army to volunteer on behalf of their Red Kettle Campaign. Bell Ringers serve two-hour shifts on Friday, December 12, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturday, December 13, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Each year, The Salvation Army will serve more than 25 million people across America – including many here in your community. That means 55+ million meals for the hungry, 10+ million nights of shelter for the homeless, and countless Christmas gifts for children who may otherwise go without.
So truly, you can make a difference with every ring. The funds you raise as a Salvation Army bell ringer will make a year-round impact in your community through social services assistance, homeless shelters, disaster relief, children’s programs, rehabilitation services, anti-human trafficking, and more.
Donations in the red kettle stay local – directly impacting the lives of your neighbors by helping them in their time of need. When you ring the bell, you’re making change happen.
Interested in participating? Contact Dick Rheutan to sign up.
Terrific Kids is a student recognition program that encourages young students to set and achieve goals, building self-esteem and good citizenship.
Volunteers are meeting at the school on Wednesday, November 12 at 8:45 a.m.
Contact Debbie Powers for more information: debbiepowers1@gmail.com
Enrich the lives of children by sharing the magic of books! Kiwanis Club members are invited to George W. Carver Elementary School to read to students from kindergarten to 2nd grade.
Sessions take place on Monday mornings for about one hour. Arrival time is 8 a.m.
Contact Bob Rogers for more information: bobrogers@globalweb.net
Enrich the lives of children by sharing the magic of books! Kiwanis Club members are invited to Lois Harrison-Jones Elementary School to read to students from kindergarten to 2nd grade.
Sessions take place on the First Friday of each month for about one hour. Arrival time is 8 a.m.
Contact Debbie Powers for more information: debbiepowers1@gmail.com
Help fill 1,000 backpacks for needy children!
Help bring a smile to recipients of the gifts collected. Your heart will be changed forever!
Help bring a smile to recipients of the gifts collected. Your heart will be changed forever!
Help bring a smile to recipients of the gifts collected. Your heart will be changed forever!
Help fill 1,000 backpacks for needy children!
We need volunteers to man the water stop. Come when you can between 5:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. We need help setting up, passing out water, and breaking down after the event is over.
Help fill 1,000 backpacks for needy children!
Join other members and guests at Feed More to help feed needy children in the community over the weekend.
When students leave school for the weekend, the last thing they should have to worry about is how they are going to get their next meal.
The Weekend BackPack Program provides children who don’t have enough to eat with nutritious, easy-to-prepare food when other resources aren’t available.
The concept is simple: children at risk of hunger receive a bag of food that is child-friendly, nutritious and nonperishable. Partnering with local schools, Weekend BackPacks are distributed every Friday so that children have meals for when school is not in session.
The Little Free Library committee is planning a Little Free Library Pop-Up at Abner Clay Park on Friday, August 9th at 4 pm to mark the celebration of National Book Lovers Day. Club Satellite volunteers will be there for one hour to distribute books.
Will take place on December 15 and 16th. We will have two-hour assignments with two volunteers in each time slot.
Will take place on December 15 and 16th. We will have two-hour assignments with two volunteers in each time slot.
Presents Distribution. Volunteers needed.
2023 marks the 22nd anniversary of the Kiwanis Cup Golf Tournament. Originally inaugurated to support a summer camp for underprivileged children, the tournament has enabled the Kiwanis Club of Richmond to give more than half a million dollars to programs that benefit our community’s most vulnerable young people. We’ve raised more than $725,000 over the life of the tournament! Having celebrated our centennial celebration in 2019, the Kiwanis Club of Richmond is proud to continue this legacy of giving, with your support.
As the Kiwanis Club of Richmond’s signature annual fundraiser, the Kiwanis Cup raises awareness, friends, and funds to benefit our partner organizations that serve children in our community, especially the children most in need of help. This is why ChildSavers has been the beneficiary of the Kiwanis Cup for multiple years. Funds raised are transformed into mental health services and human resilience every day, both in our schools and in our community.
Filling backpacks is an enjoyable social assembly line activity where everyone shares the load.
Filling backpacks is an enjoyable social assembly line activity where everyone shares the load.
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture is once again hosting Virginia History Day in person for elementary, middle, and high school students this spring, and they would love to have Kiwanis members help!
As has been our Richmond Kiwanis tradition, we will be responsible for the last water stop at the 5 mile marker located on Monument & Davis Avenues.
Filling backpacks is an enjoyable social assembly line activity where everyone shares the load.
Clue Satellite and the Little Free Library Committee will be hosting a school-wide Book Fair event at Carver Elementary School during the week of March 27-30.
Children’s Hospital has extended a special invitation for a private tour of the Wonder Tower and our named Kiwanis Playroom, scheduled for Wednesday, March 15, 1:30-2:30 pm.
Filling backpacks is an enjoyable social assembly line activity where everyone shares the load.
Filling backpacks is an enjoyable social assembly line activity where everyone shares the load.
Filling backpacks is an enjoyable social assembly line activity where everyone shares the load.
Filling backpacks is an enjoyable social assembly line activity where everyone shares the load.
The 2022 Richmond Marathon will be held on November 12, 2022. For several decades our Kiwanis Club has been responsible for the first water stop, located on West Broad Street, between the DMV and the Science Museum buildings.
We set up about 16 8' tables and fill them with thousands of water cups and hand out to the racers as they pass by.
Many volunteers are needed to help set up, serve, rake up all the cups. We start setting up by 5:30 am; we should be cleaned up and clear of the site by 10 am. We will see many tens of thousands of runners. It's quite the spectacle and a fun, yes, FUN, experience, despite the early hour.!
Individuals may volunteer as much time as they can, whether it's for the full time or whatever shift works for you. We especially need help to set up and clean up. The race goes on whether rain or shine, or sleet, or snow, or freezing water in the cups; volunteers should dress accordingly.
Should you have any questions, please contact Dick Rheutan at drdipstick@verizon.net.
