Thursday, June 18 Speaker Series: Identifying and Preventing Human Trafficking – Lorain County Sheriff’s Office – 5:30pm networking and refreshments; 6:00pm program – Kelly St. Fire Station
Thursday, July 2 Business Meeting: Key Club Lt. Governor Colin Kidik – 12n – Bread and Brew
Monday, July 20 – North Coast Division Meeting/Picnic – 6:00pm – Bleser Park, Avon Lake
Tuesday, August 4: Kiwanis will have a table and distribute bike helmets at the Safety Services’ National Night Out
August 10-14 (TBD): Distribute bike helmets at Safety Town
August 14-16: Ohio District Kiwanis Convention, Westerville
Saturday, August 15: Kiwanis will have a table at the Back-To-School Bash and distribute school supplies
August 24-30: Lorain County Fair Ticket Booth Sales
Welcome to Kiwanis Club of Wellington! We have been serving the community since 1924, supporting the three Kiwanis causes for our children and youth: Health and Nutrition, Education and Literacy, and Youth Leadership Development.
When you join Kiwanis, you’ll find our club is a mix of ages, genders, occupations, backgrounds, and interests. We are all passionate about making our community and the world a better place for children so they can thrive. We are devoted to serving the children in our local community and also children all across the country and worldwide through unique and innovative service projects and fundraising initiatives. We sponsor three service leadership programs in the Wellington Schools – the WHS Key Club, the McCormick Middle School Builders Club and the Westwood Elementary School K-Kids – and sponsor two sophomore leaders’ participation in the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Forum.
The Kiwanis Club of Wellington meets twice per month:
Business Meeting is at 12 noon on the first Thursday of each month in the back room of Bread and Brew, 100 S. Main St. Order your lunch early at the counter and it will be brought to the back room. Meetings are promptly adjourned at 1:00 pm.
An informative Program Meeting is held monthly on the third Thursday of each month at the Community Room at the Kelly Street Fire Station. Refreshments and networking begin at 5:30 pm, and the program begins at 6:00 to be completed by 7:00 pm. On June 18, representatives of the Lorain County Sheriff’s Department will speak about identifying and preventing human trafficking in light of the recent arrests in Lorain County.
Yes, we have meetings, but our primary role in the community is service – through various hands-on service projects, fundraisers, and supportive donations to youth-oriented causes. We would love to have you join us!
Patriotism is on full display in the Village of Wellington as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this week. The Wellington Kiwanis’ Parade of Flags, now in its sixth year, has grown 10 percent in the past year to 305 U.S flags, not including the beautiful patriotic displays at Village Market, Apples and Herrick Memorial Library. Archibald Willard would be proud to see the Spirit of '76 is alive and well in his hometown. Featured sponsors for Independence Day include Mayor Hans Schneider and his wife Wendy at Union School Park: Council President Gene Hartman and Beth Hannon at the Town Hall on the square and Harrison Ford on North Main St. Additional displays are the Wellington Masons at Pioneer Cemetery on W. Herrick Ave. ; the VFW at Duke Pride Hill at Barb O’Keefe Way at the North Main St. grade separation; and American Legion Post 8 at the Vietnam Memorial. Proceeds from the Parade of Flags support Kiwanis’ playground fund, which has surpassed $100,000. The fundraising thermometer at Union School Park has grown to nearly $1 million. Thank you, Wellington. ... See MoreSee Less
Flags are going up this week for Kiwanis' sixth annual Parade of Flags and celebration of Independence Day and our 250th anniversary of independence. Special thanks to the Wellington Eagles, Wellington Implement and Free Will Baptist Church for t heir special 10 flags displays on S. Main St. and along Kent St. ... See MoreSee Less
Kiwanis Club of Wellington
Celebrating over 100 years of service!
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Welcome to Kiwanis Club of Wellington! We have been serving the community since 1924, supporting the three Kiwanis causes for our children and youth: Health and Nutrition, Education and Literacy, and Youth Leadership Development.
When you join Kiwanis, you’ll find our club is a mix of ages, genders, occupations, backgrounds, and interests. We are all passionate about making our community and the world a better place for children so they can thrive. We are devoted to serving the children in our local community and also children all across the country and worldwide through unique and innovative service projects and fundraising initiatives. We sponsor three service leadership programs in the Wellington Schools – the WHS Key Club, the McCormick Middle School Builders Club and the Westwood Elementary School K-Kids – and sponsor two sophomore leaders’ participation in the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Forum.
The Kiwanis Club of Wellington meets twice per month:
Yes, we have meetings, but our primary role in the community is service – through various hands-on service projects, fundraisers, and supportive donations to youth-oriented causes. We would love to have you join us!
OFFICERS 2025-2026
President: Terry Mazzone
President-Elect: Pam Rousch
Immediate Past President: Tess Reiland
Secretary: Pam Mazzone
Treasurer: Brian Burke
CONTACT US:
Mailing Address: PO Box 72, Wellington OH 44090 – Email: [email protected]
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Patriotism is on full display in the Village of Wellington as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this week. The Wellington Kiwanis’ Parade of Flags, now in its sixth year, has grown 10 percent in the past year to 305 U.S flags, not including the beautiful patriotic displays at Village Market, Apples and Herrick Memorial Library. Archibald Willard would be proud to see the Spirit of '76 is alive and well in his hometown. Featured sponsors for Independence Day include Mayor Hans Schneider and his wife Wendy at Union School Park: Council President Gene Hartman and Beth Hannon at the Town Hall on the square and Harrison Ford on North Main St. Additional displays are the Wellington Masons at Pioneer Cemetery on W. Herrick Ave. ; the VFW at Duke Pride Hill at Barb O’Keefe Way at the North Main St. grade separation; and American Legion Post 8 at the Vietnam Memorial. Proceeds from the Parade of Flags support Kiwanis’ playground fund, which has surpassed $100,000. The fundraising thermometer at Union School Park has grown to nearly $1 million. Thank you, Wellington. ... See MoreSee Less
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Flags are going up this week for Kiwanis' sixth annual Parade of Flags and celebration of Independence Day and our 250th anniversary of independence. Special thanks to the Wellington Eagles, Wellington Implement and Free Will Baptist Church for t heir special 10 flags displays on S. Main St. and along Kent St. ... See MoreSee Less
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