Now is a great time to become a part of the Kiwanis Club of Wellington and participate in serving the children and youth of our community and beyond. We look forward to having you join us in fun, friendship, and service.
We meet at noon on the first Thursday of the month at the South Lorain County Ambulance District meeting room for a business and service planning meeting … and beginning in October 2024 will meet on the third Thursday evening for food, friendship, and an interesting program. On October 17, we will be at the Wellington Fire District meeting room with pizza and conversation at 5:30 and the program beginning at 6:00. Rob Skinner of NCWCOM is arranging the program on “Internet Safety”.
Complete the fillable form online; save it as a .pdf file; and email the saved .pdf to [email protected];
Complete the fillable form online; print the form; and return it to Wellington Kiwanis, PO Box 72, Wellington 44090 or the next Kiwanis meeting; or
Print the form, fill it out, and return it to Wellington Kiwanis, PO Box 72, Wellington 44090 or the next Kiwanis meeting
That’s all it takes! In the near future, you will be formally welcomed into Kiwanis at a meeting, but you are now a part of the Kiwanis family.
Annual dues for the Kiwanis Year (October through September) are $140; these are prorated if you join mid-year. Is your spouse or partner in the same household planning to be a part of Kiwanis also? They will receive a $25 discount on their annual dues!
For more information, email us at [email protected] or talk to any Kiwanian.
The village that proudly boasts Archibald Willard and his iconic “The Spirit of 76’ painting, had a record 272 U.S. flags waving throughout Wellington as part of Kiwanis’ fifth annual Parade of Flags. We salute the Wellington Eagles and Wellington implement for having 10 flags set in front of their establishments. Our featured July 4th sponsors include Council President Gene Hartman and Beth Hannon with 20 flags in front of the Town Hall and Mayor Hans Schneider at Union School Park. The mayor started the 20-flag sponsorships, and it has grown to include the America Legion at the Vietnam Memorial on the south lawn of the Town Hall, the hill at Barb O’Keefe Way on North Main St., and the Wellington Masonic Lodge on W. Herrick Ave. All proceeds go towards Kiwanis’ Playground Fund, which has reached $75,000. Thank You Wellington. ... See MoreSee Less
KIDS NEED KIWANIS, AND KIWANIS NEEDS YOU!
Now is a great time to become a part of the Kiwanis Club of Wellington and participate in serving the children and youth of our community and beyond. We look forward to having you join us in fun, friendship, and service.
We meet at noon on the first Thursday of the month at the South Lorain County Ambulance District meeting room for a business and service planning meeting … and beginning in October 2024 will meet on the third Thursday evening for food, friendship, and an interesting program. On October 17, we will be at the Wellington Fire District meeting room with pizza and conversation at 5:30 and the program beginning at 6:00. Rob Skinner of NCWCOM is arranging the program on “Internet Safety”.
Here are the simple steps to follow:
That’s all it takes! In the near future, you will be formally welcomed into Kiwanis at a meeting, but you are now a part of the Kiwanis family.
Annual dues for the Kiwanis Year (October through September) are $140; these are prorated if you join mid-year. Is your spouse or partner in the same household planning to be a part of Kiwanis also? They will receive a $25 discount on their annual dues!
For more information, email us at [email protected] or talk to any Kiwanian.
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The village that proudly boasts Archibald Willard and his iconic “The Spirit of 76’ painting, had a record 272 U.S. flags waving throughout Wellington as part of Kiwanis’ fifth annual Parade of Flags. We salute the Wellington Eagles and Wellington implement for having 10 flags set in front of their establishments. Our featured July 4th sponsors include Council President Gene Hartman and Beth Hannon with 20 flags in front of the Town Hall and Mayor Hans Schneider at Union School Park. The mayor started the 20-flag sponsorships, and it has grown to include the America Legion at the Vietnam Memorial on the south lawn of the Town Hall, the hill at Barb O’Keefe Way on North Main St., and the Wellington Masonic Lodge on W. Herrick Ave. All proceeds go towards Kiwanis’ Playground Fund, which has reached $75,000. Thank You Wellington. ... See MoreSee Less
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