We support Well-Help, our local food pantry, and sponsor the local Boy Scouts troop.
Kiwanis helps with the Duke Pride Carnival, serving breakfast and sponsoring a bounce house for students to enjoy. The proceeds from the carnival benefit Well-Help, the local food pantry.
We help sponsor Wellington High’s community day where students spend a day providing community service work throughout the community. Our sponsorship helped feed students and provides t-shirts.
In addition, Kiwanis works with Oberlin Community Services each month and delivers food packages to income-eligible Wellington residents. As Kiwanians, we also assist other local civic organizations by providing volunteer manpower with their main civic events, including bell ringing for the Salvation Army Wellington Service Unit and Main Street Wellington.
Wellington Kiwanis presented with Key to the Village of Wellington (2024)
Although receiving awards is not the reason Wellington Kiwanis serves the community, the club’s service over the past 100 years has not gone unnoticed. At the 2024 State of Wellington breakfast as Village Council president Gene Hartman (left) looks on, Mayor Hans Schneider presented Kiwanis with a Key to the Village of Wellington in recognition of a century of community service. President Carol Burke received the honor on behalf of all Kiwanians – past, present, and future.
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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We support Well-Help, our local food pantry, and sponsor the local Boy Scouts troop.
Kiwanis helps with the Duke Pride Carnival, serving breakfast and sponsoring a bounce house for students to enjoy. The proceeds from the carnival benefit Well-Help, the local food pantry.
We help sponsor Wellington High’s community day where students spend a day providing community service work throughout the community. Our sponsorship helped feed students and provides t-shirts.
In addition, Kiwanis works with Oberlin Community Services each month and delivers food packages to income-eligible Wellington residents. As Kiwanians, we also assist other local civic organizations by providing volunteer manpower with their main civic events, including bell ringing for the Salvation Army Wellington Service Unit and Main Street Wellington.
Wellington Kiwanis presented with Key to the Village of Wellington (2024)
Although receiving awards is not the reason Wellington Kiwanis serves the community, the club’s service over the past 100 years has not gone unnoticed. At the 2024 State of Wellington breakfast as Village Council president Gene Hartman (left) looks on, Mayor Hans Schneider presented Kiwanis with a Key to the Village of Wellington in recognition of a century of community service. President Carol Burke received the honor on behalf of all Kiwanians – past, present, and future.
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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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