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Together We Can!

Kiwanis 2025 Campaign

Join the Olympia Kiwanis Club Foundation’s ‘Together We Can’ campaign and become a vital partner in our mission to uplift the children and families of Olympia. For over a century, the Olympia Kiwanis Club has been a cornerstone of our community, dedicated to service and making a tangible difference.

  • Supporting Youth Programs: We provide scholarships, educational resources, and mentorship opportunities that empower young people to reach their full potential.
  • Addressing Food Insecurity: We actively work to combat hunger within our community, ensuring that families have access to nutritious meals. This collaborate with the Thurston County Food Bank provides over 25,000 pounds of fresh organic vegetables to our community.
  • Community Support: We partner with local organizations to address urgent needs and improve the overall well-being of Olympia residents.
  • The Olympia Kiwanis Firewood Bank: We provide essential warmth to families in need during the cold winter months through our Firewood Bank. This vital program ensures that vulnerable community members have access to a basic necessity, combatting the challenges of winter and helping to keep families safe and warm.

Your generous contribution to the ‘Together We Can’ campaign will directly fuel these initiatives, enabling us to expand our reach and deepen our impact. By investing in the Olympia Kiwanis Club Foundation, you’re investing in a brighter future for our children and a stronger, more vibrant community. Together, we can make a lasting difference. Please donate today and join us in building a better Olympia.”

Last Updated: October 1, 2019 by tcastonzo 1 Comment

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Calendar

August 2026

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  • Club Meeting - House of Welcome – Indigenous Arts
  • Booking: Tumwater Meeting Room - Sierra Newell ([email protected])
  • Key Club and Kiwanis Installation Dinner Planning
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  • Membership Growth and Education Committee
  • Membership and Education Committee
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  • South Sound Reading Foundation Volunteer Event
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  • Club Meeting
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