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What is Kiwanis?
Kiwanis is an international service organization serving the youth of
the world. It was founded in Detroit, Mich., in 1915.
The word “Kiwanis” originally came from an Otchipew American Indian expression, “Nunc Kee-wanis, meaning “we trade” or “we share our talents.” That expression was translated by the early founders of the
organization into our first motto “We build.”
In 2005 the organization chose a new motto, “Serving the Children of the World” which has been enhanced by our current saying “Changing the world one child and one community at a time”.
Kiwanis is an international service organization serving the youth of
the world. It was founded in Detroit, Mich., in 1915.
The word “Kiwanis” originally came from an Otchipew American Indian expression, “Nunc Kee-wanis, meaning “we trade” or “we share our talents.” That expression was translated by the early founders of the
organization into our first motto “We build.”
In 2005 the organization chose a new motto, “Serving the Children of the World” which has been enhanced by our current saying “Changing the world one child and one community at a time”.
Civic club sign gets a fresh look
Kiwanian Bill Tyler has been part of a group to renovate the civic organization sign that was in disrepair on Hwy. U.S. 1. Working with several community members and Boy Scout Troop 110, a sturdy, wooden sign now graces another section of U. S. 1 near the Aiken Municipal Airport.
Soon to be Eagle Scout, Cameron Fisher, helped guide the project and constructed the wooden structure with his fellow members of Boy Scout Troop 110. Allegra Printing helped with creating the organization signs.
Soon to be Eagle Scout, Cameron Fisher, helped guide the project and constructed the wooden structure with his fellow members of Boy Scout Troop 110. Allegra Printing helped with creating the organization signs.
Tiffany Turner Hall joins Kiwanis of Aiken
Tiffany Hall, PhD, was inducted into the Kiwanis of Aiken Club March 15. Ms. Hall has received a PhD in Educational Leadership from the University of South Carolina and has a distinguished career in Education. She now is the Assistant Principal at Jackson Middle School. Right, President Michael McNeill and Membership Chair Brad Lewis welcome Hall to the club.
Ms. Hall also presented the club with a certificate of appreciation from Aiken Jaycees for their participation of the Easter Basket Project for Helping Hands.
Ms. Hall also presented the club with a certificate of appreciation from Aiken Jaycees for their participation of the Easter Basket Project for Helping Hands.
Students from Mead Hall deliver Declamations
The Kiwanis Club of Aiken was treated to performances from Mead Hall students March 15. The students entertained and amazed the audience with their chosen declamations. Speeches included Robert Lewis Stevenson''s "My Shadow", Walt Whitman's "O Captain, My Captain!" and Oprah Winfrfey's speech from the 2018 Golden Globe Awards. Student pose with Kiwanian Buzz Rich.
Celebrating a 40 year anniversary
Aiken Kiwanis Club members visit with Michael Anaclerio at O'Charley's in Aiken. Anaclario has been an Aiken Kiwanian for the last 40 years -- joining January 12, 1978. From left, Bill Tyler, Michael Anaclario, Muriel Gouffray and Habitat for Humanity's Henry Krippner.
Aiken Kiwanis Club members visit with Michael Anaclerio at O'Charley's in Aiken. Anaclario has been an Aiken Kiwanian for the last 40 years -- joining January 12, 1978. From left, Bill Tyler, Michael Anaclario, Muriel Gouffray and Habitat for Humanity's Henry Krippner.
Kiwanis lends a hand at the Food Bank
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Aiken, along with representatives from the Silver Bluff Key Club, got a taste of the hard work that goes into distributing food to those in need January 20. The service project took three hours to pack 234 20-pound boxes and load them on to pallets for Golden Harvest Food Bank's Senior Food Box Program.
Pictured below, Aiken Kiwanian Sherri Siler, Silver Bluff Key Club's Larissa Fiquris, Barney Hicks and daughter Laurel Hicks, Kiwanians Bill Tyler and Denise Kemp with Golden Harvest Food Bank’s Ed Chavis.
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Aiken, along with representatives from the Silver Bluff Key Club, got a taste of the hard work that goes into distributing food to those in need January 20. The service project took three hours to pack 234 20-pound boxes and load them on to pallets for Golden Harvest Food Bank's Senior Food Box Program.
Pictured below, Aiken Kiwanian Sherri Siler, Silver Bluff Key Club's Larissa Fiquris, Barney Hicks and daughter Laurel Hicks, Kiwanians Bill Tyler and Denise Kemp with Golden Harvest Food Bank’s Ed Chavis.
Recent News
Club growth in the fourth quarter
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2017/18 Kiwanis Club of Aiken Awards & Officer Installation Banquet
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Recent member inductions
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