Helping kids thrive!
Kids Need Kiwanis. The Augusta Kiwanis Club is dedicated to serving the local community through various service and fundraising projects. Founded in 1922, our club has been in service to our community for over 100 years. We are part of Kiwanis International.
Our club focuses on community initiatives and children-centered projects, striving to uplift local children by fostering growth and empowerment for a brighter future.
On February 10th, 61 Kiwanians, Key Club Members, and K-Kids Members gathered to pack 10,000 meals to be donated to local food banks and pantries.
We are passionate about raising funds and donations to aid local children and families, while also offering support for higher education through various annual scholarships.
Through the Augusta Kiwanis Club Foundation, we award (15) $2,000 scholarships each year to students pursuing higher education.
Our club gathers regularly, fostering a tight-knit community while making a positive impact through our shared dedication to service and building lasting friendships.
We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of every month at 12pm at The Calumet Club in Augusta. Guests are welcome!
Meal Packing Service Project10,000 Meals were Packed and Donated to Area Food Banks & Pantries
On February 10, 2024 the Augusta, Rockland, and Waterville Kiwanis Clubs came together with our District Governor, Eli Rivera, and our Key Club and K-Kids Club students to pack 10,000 meals.
All of the meals were donated to food banks and pantries in the Augusta, Rockland, and Waterville areas.
The Kiwanis Playground at MaineGeneralBuilt in 2015 with Love
When children need to be at MaineGeneral, they can play on the Kiwanis Playground to pass some time, thanks to the Augusta Kiwanis Club, Kiwanis Foundation of New England, Kennebec Valley Board of Realtors, and the Augusta Rotary Club.
Wreaths Across America
Augusta Kiwanis Club and the Cony High School Key Club were proud to be a part of Wreaths Across America on December 16th in Chelsea, Maine at the Veteran's Cemetery. What a blessing it was to place each wreath and say each name, with a thank you.
