West Bend Noon Kiwanis Club (Wisconsin)

Welcome to the Noon Kiwanis Club, West Bend, Wisconsin, serving the West Bend community since September 26, 1927. In Kiwanis we:

1-Promote Friendship and Understanding and

2-Develop Productive Citizenship through Service to others in our community.

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We meet every Tuesday at Noon at Cedar Ridge Retirement Campus, Top of the Ridge Restaurant. We enjoy a wonderful buffet style lunch followed by our business meeting and program speaker.
Our club is one of over 8,589 in countries throughout the world. We are in Division 11 of the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan District with 8000 members.
Our fund raising activities include: Steak Fry, Go-Kart Race, Pancake Brunch, Gumballs and Raffles.
We share our fellowship with our members not only in weekly meetings but also in summer golf outings, German Night, Awards Night, and the annual Christmas Party.
See the next page to find out "why should you become a member"

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2015-2016 Board of Directors

Founded in 1915 and headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. The Kiwanis family is poised to accomplish what is being described as "one of the most significant health-related accomplishments in history." Since 1994, more than $80 million has been invested through Kiwanis initiatives in savings millions of children in more than 80 countries from being born mentally disabled and with local investments and grants, it is projected that Iodine Deficiency Disorders (IDD) will be virtually eliminated.
We invite you to join our club!

KIWANIS was founded in Detroit, Michigan on January 21, 1915.

"We Build" is the motto under which Kiwanis has advanced and become widely known throughout the years. The name "KIWANIS" is a coined word taken from the language of an American Indian tribe which lived in the area where KIWANIS was founded. The original phrase was "NUN KEEWANIS" which means "self-expression" or "to make oneself known." It was shortened and modified to become KIWANIS, which translated as "We trade."