FUNDRAISING PROJECTS
Change the Future
Raleigh Kiwanis Golf Classic
Pancake Breakfast
Donations
SERVICE PROJECTS
2020 Centennial Parks Project
Boys & Girls Clubs
Diaper Drive
Dictionary Project
Fight Hunger Food Drive
Foster Children
Kiwanis One Day
Shepherd's Table Soup Kitchen
The Eliminate Project
The Salvation Army
Wake County Public Libraries
Past Projects
SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS
Aktion Club of Greater Raleigh
Builders Club - Martin Middle School
Circle K - Meredith College
Circle K - North Carolina State University
Key Club - Athens Drive High School
Key Club - Broughton High School
Key Club - Enloe High School
Key Club - Vernon Malone College & Career Academy
Key Club - Wake Early College of Health and Sciences
FOUNDATION GRANTS - 2018
Autism Society of North Carolina
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Triangle
Boys & Girls Clubs
CFF Carolina Challengers
CORRAL Riding Academy
Haven House Services
Learning Together
Neighbor to Neighbor
North Carolina Theatre
SAFEchild
StepUP Ministry
Tammy Lynn Memorial Foundation
The Green Chair Project
Triangle Family Services
Triangle Literacy Council
Wade Edwards Foundation
Wake Relief Food Pantry
Wee Care Children's Enrichment Program
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CHANGE THE FUTURE
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FUNDRAISING PROJECTS
Change the Future
Since
2013, we have had a money jar on
the sign in table at our weekly meetings, giving our members and guests an
opportunity to donate their spare change, a dollar, or more for the benefit of the
Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation. We also
ask our members to consider donating a birthday check in a dollar amount equal
to their age.
Change the Future is our club's only direct fundraiser with
the purpose of growing the endowment of the Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation, and donations are tax
deductible. Please make your check payable to Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation
with Change the Future on the memo line.
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Pancake Breakfast
Our annual Pancake Breakfast fundraiser
is held at Highland United Methodist Church, since 2010. Tickets are $6 each and
include all the pancakes and sausage you can eat plus your choice of
juice, coffee, or milk. Proceeds are used to support our club service projects
and the Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation.
Please help us in continuing to make the event a big success!
This year's Pancake Breakfast is on October 27, 2018.
Thanks to the following sponsors of the 2017 Pancake Breakfast:
Gold
AlphaGraphics
Robert L. Gomez, CPA, P.C.
Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc.
Williams Overman Pierce, LLP
Silver
BB&T
District Court Judge Jefferson Griffin
Friends of the Lottery
Golden Corral
KC Ramsay
North State Journal
PLC Rouse Norton PLLC
Raleigh Waterproofing
Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP
The Postal Solutions Companies
Tom Ward and Mary Kennedy Ward- in memory of charter member J. Everett Kennedy
Triangle Securities
Trimaco, LLC
Walker Auto Parts
Bronze
Acroprint Time Recorder Company
Alton B. Smith
Bernard Robinson & Company, L.L.P.
Bond Roofing
Boyles Dental
Capital Investment Companies
Capitol Coffee Systems
Carol LeClair
Cherry Bekaert LLP
Christopher Lewis White, PA
Clayton Pediatric Dental Center
Cricket's East Side Salon
Custom Brick and Supply Company
Duke Energy
Excel Moving & Storage, Inc.
Extra Attic Self-Storage
Hatch, Little & Bunn, L.L.P.
Lean Team Management Consultants
Mary Mac and Tom Bradshaw
McMillan Pate & Company LLP
Mike Davis Public Relations, Inc.
Parrott Insurance & Benefits
Patrick H. Yanke, CFP
Patrick M. Roberson, DDS, PA
Pendleton Financial
Phil Kirk
PNC Mortgage
PT CPAs, PLLC
Ragsdale Liggett PLLC
Robert M. Poteat, DDS, MS
Saleeby Chiropractic Centre
The Glenwood Agency
The Law Offices of Jeffrey G. Marsocci, PLLC
Whitley Productivity Group
Williams Mullen
Young Moore and Henderson, P.A.
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SERVICE PROJECTS
2020 Centennial Parks
Project
The Kiwanis Club of Raleigh will be 100 years old in
2020. Our centennial goal is to make a commemoration centered on a contribution
to the City of Raleigh that will be substantial, long-lasting, and focused on
children, consistent with our mission to improve the world one child and one
community at a time.
We have raised over $386,000 for the 2020 Centennial Parks Project,
far exceeding our initial goal of $250,000. The money is being used for
improvements at
Kiwanis Park
and the Sassafrass All Children's Playground at Laurel Hills Park.
Click here
to view a video from our Volunteer Day at Laurel Hills Park.
To make a pledge or for more information, click on the links below.
Brochure
Frequently Asked Questions
Pledge Card
Donors
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Anonymous (6)
Aktion Club of Greater
Raleigh
John A. Aldridge (B)
John M. Alexander Jr. (P)
Courtney T. Allen
Tommy Allen
Rebecca Anderson
Catherine Arnold
Stacy B. Askew
Eric W. Atkinson
H. Clifford Baggett
Balanced Living LLC
Helen M. Ballentine (B)
Richard Barnes
Henry V. Barnette Jr. (B)
John E. Beaman Jr.
David W. Beeler
Brian T. Bennett (B)
Ann Berry
Harold W. Berry
Sandra J. Birckhead (B)
Aliya Bleier
Maria Bleier
Frances D. Bobbie (S)
J. Mac Boxley
Thomas W. Bradshaw Jr. (P)
John C. Brantley III (P)
Ray Brincefield
Julie Brincefield
Ray Brincefield
Robert N. Brooks
J. Melville Broughton III
James I. Brown
Walter L. Brown Jr.
Micou M. Browne
Kara M. Brunk
Patrick Buffkin
Walter B. Burwell Jr. (B)
Bari Byrd
Patrick Campbell
Catlin Family
John H. Collar III (S)
Drew W. Cook (S)
Robert A. Cooper
Jennifer Cotner
Francis W. Crawley
Frank A. Daniels Jr. (P)
Ralph and Jerrie Dearborn
C. A. Dillon Jr.
Martha Dubois
Tony Dubois
Sidney S. Eagles Jr. (B)
Christopher H. Edmonston
Fallon Park Garden Club
R. Hampton Fields
Thomas G. Fisher (B)
Five Points Neighbors
Mike and Charlotte Flanagan
John N. Fountain (S)
I. Allan From (B)
Elise Gannaway
Robert R. Gardner
Alice D. Garland (S)
Timothy J. Gasper
P Platinum
G Gold
S Silver
B Bronze
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John S. Gastineau
George and Carrie Ghneim
Robert L. Gomez (B)
Robert S. Goodale (S)
Scott Graves and
Brad Wasserman
Jefferson G. Griffin
Robert P. Gruber
Stephen M. Guy
Howard F. Hadley
Chad Hall
Harold G. Hall
Joseph A. Hall
Peter Hamilton
J.
Fallon Hanley
Marythrease M. Harrell
T. Randall Hartley Jr. (S)
Scott and Kerri Hartung
Janice Helms
Thomas G. Hogg
Jason and Tiffany Hoke
Erin Horne
John C. House
Richard and Denise Hughes
Cherie Hylton
Thomas R. Jones (P)
Melissa Jordan
Juliet Kallon
M. Keith Kapp
Randall E. Keen
Mark Kelly
James A. King II (B)
Elizabeth Kirby
Phillip J. Kirk Jr.
Mark Lao and
Elisa Sharkey
B. E. Lattimore
Andrew N. Leager
Carol A. LeClair
Philip Letsinger
Dave Lewis
Carter and Christina Long
Christopher C. Loutit (B)
John A. Lucy
Karen Lundin
Frank K. Manson
Robert and Nicole
Mariencheck
John N. McClain Jr.
R. Tony McCollum
Jay McGee
Carrie McMillan
Hal M. Miller
Jonathan G. Mills
Jeffrey Miner and
Mary Prange
Corey A. Mocka (B)
Christopher Moore
T. James Morgan
Harley L. Mudge Jr.
H. Gilliam Nicholson Jr.
Thomas K. Norris
John M. Nunnally (S)
Donald R. Osborne
Harold G. Panel (B)
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William G. Pappas (S)
J. Lee Parker (B)
Timothy A. Parker
Sharon M. Parro
Gary H. Pendleton (P)
Gray E. Pendleton
Andrew T. Perry
Cara Phillips
J. Stuart Phoenix (B)
LeJon Poole
Lee and Shelby Potter
Garland Radford Jr.
Jack R. Radford
Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation (P)
Ann Clark Ramsay
George B. F. Ramsay (S)
John E. Ramsay Jr.
Kerr Craige Ramsay (S)
Arthur G. Raymond Jr. (B)
Mike and Charlotte
Riemenschneider
Martha T. Rippard
Patrick M. Roberson
Nancy R. Rose
David and Mindy Rosenbaum
Robert J. Ruiz
Rebecca Rumpf
Tarver E. Sammons Sr. (B)
A. Westwood Saunders
Dave and Jill Sawatzky
Charles B. Sawyer (B)
Whitney Schnorr
E. Cameron Seely Jr.
Rudolph C. Shackelford Jr.
Daniele Sherman
Kerry Skiles
June M. Small
Robert E. Smith
Nathan and Amanda Stairs
Roscoe L. Strickland III (P)
M. Grey Styers Jr. (B)
Caroline F. Sullivan
David Sullivan
H. Clay Taylor III
Kevin B. Theobald
Marvin E. Thompson Jr.
M. Scott Trantham
Twirling Raleigh
Gwendolyn L. Vass (B)
Harry G. Walker III (B)
Harry G. Walker Jr. (B)
William F. Watson
Judd Welborn and Natalie Rice
Charles W. Welby
Chris White and
Danita Morgan (B)
Jim White
Chris and Arinn Widmayer
Travis C. Wiggs
David A. Williams Sr. (B)
Whitney Williams
Fletcher M. Winstead Jr.
David C. Worth Jr.
Dana Zeszotarski
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Boys & Girls Clubs
Members of our club
host an annual Christmas party for the
Boys
& Girls Clubs. Since 1966, the organization has been
at the forefront of youth development, serving thousands of Wake County young
people from age 6 to 18 with a safe after school environment. The Boys & Girls
Clubs provide a safe place to learn and grow, ongoing relationships with
caring, adult professionals, and life enhancing programs and character
developing experiences that give young people opportunities to be successful in
life and become productive members of society.
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Diaper Drive
In partnership with
The Diaper
Train at Saint Saviour's Center, since 2014 we have held an annual Diaper
Drive to collect diapers, baby wipes,
and children’s books. Our donations help provide some of the basic needs of
young children. Since 2011, The Diaper Train has distributed more than
3 million diapers to low income families in Wake County. The program assists
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Dictionary Project
Our club participates in an annual division wide project to buy and distribute
dictionaries to third grade students in the local cummunity. Students are given
the dictionaries to keep and use as their own personal reference books.
Dictionaries are essential tools for a quality education, and students cannot do
their best work without them. A dictionary in the home serves as a resource for
the whole family. It improves everyone's vocabulary and encourages children to
learn more words.
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Fight Hunger Food Drive
Since 2010, we have sponsored an annual Fight Hunger Food Drive
in partnership with Urban Ministries of Wake County.
Urban Ministries is a
nonprofit human service organization that alleviates the effects of poverty in
Wake County by meeting people’s basic needs for food, shelter, and healthcare,
providing services that promote self-sufficiency, and building awareness of the
issues of poverty within the larger community.
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Foster Children
In partnership with Wake County Human
Services, our members provide funding to help with Christmas gifts and a holiday
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Kiwanis One Day
Each year, Kiwanis Clubs around the world join in a global day of service as
part of Kiwanis One Day. The entire Kiwanis family is united in performing
nearly a million hours of service around the world in just one day. The energy,
commitment, and camaraderie surrounding this single day make the experience of
hands-on service even more gratifying for our members as they make an immediate,
measurable impact on the community.
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Shepherd's Table Soup Kitchen
Since 1986, our club members have volunteered to help serve at the
Shepherd's Table Soup Kitchen, located at the Church of The Good
Shepherd, 125 Hillsborough Street in downtown Raleigh. The Shepherd's Table has
been in operation since 1980 and serves a hot lunch to about 300 people Monday
through Friday.
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The Eliminate Project
The second Kiwanis International Worldwide Service Project was announced in
June, 2010. Kiwanis and UNICEF joined forces for The Eliminate Project
to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT), a disease that results in the
painful death of newborn babies. In February, 2016, Kiwanis International
announced that the fundraising goal of $110 million had been reached to provide
immunizations for more than 100 million mothers and their future babies.
In March, 2012, our club voted to participate in The Eliminate Project as a 100K Club with a fundraising goal of
$100,000. We reached our goal in September, 2014, raising a total of
$110,566.
Donors
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John A. Aldridge
John M. Alexander Jr.
Courtney T. Allen
Stacy B. Askew
Linda R. Attarian
H. Clifford Baggett
Helen M. Ballentine
Henry V. Barnette Jr.
Robert L. Battle
John E. Beaman
Brian T. Bennett
April Y. Blackwell
Charles F. Blanchard
Frances D. Bobbie
Thomas W. Bradshaw Jr.
John C. Brantley III
Robert N. Brooks
J. Melville Broughton III
Micou M. Browne
Kara M. Brunk
Samuel D. Bundy Jr.
Walter B. Burwell Jr.
Samuel B. Carothers
John H. Collar III
James H. Colson
Drew W. Cook
Robert A. Cooper
Francis W. Crawley
Maria J. Curtis
Janel L. Davis
L. Michael Dodd
Sidney S. Eagles Jr.
Knicole C. Emanuel
Simon T. Everett
F. Hampton Fields
John N. Fountain
I. Allan From
Robert R. Gardner
Alice D. Garland
Harold R. Garner
William A. GarrettJr.
John S. Gastineau
Stephen T. Gheen
Robert L. Gomez
Robert S. Goodale
Martin K. Green Jr.
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James C. Greene
Robert P. Gruber
Stephen M. Guy
Harold G. Hall
Lawrence A. Hamilton
J. Fallon Hanley
Marythrease M. Harrell
T. Randall Hartley Jr.
Benjamin J. Hedgepeth
Thomas G. Hogg
Roy L. Holley
Douglas C. Hopkins
John C. House
Jeffrey's Grove Elem. Sch. PTA
M. Keith Kapp
Randall E. Keen
Curtis M. Kirby Jr.
Phillip J. Kirk Jr.
Kiwanis Club of Raleigh
Daniela Lammers
H. Martin Lancaster
B. E. Lattimore
Andrew N. Leager
Travis H. Leager
Carol LeClair
James C. Little III
John N. McClain Jr.
R. Tony McCollum
Clyde H. McDowell
Floyd D. Merritt
Hal M. Miller
Jonathan G. Mills
Burley B. Mitchell Jr.
Michael B. Moore
Danita J. Morgan
Timothy James Morgan
Louis J. Murray
John M. Nunnally
Clifton Wilson Oldham
Donald R. Osborne
Winston L. Page Jr.
Harold G. Panel
William G. Pappas
J. Lee Parker
Kip E. Patterson
Gary H. Pendleton
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Gray E. Pendleton
J. Stuart Phoenix
A. Kent Pittman
LeJon Poole
Garland Radford Jr.
Jack R. Radford
Ann Clark Ramsay
George B. F. Ramsay
Jonn E. Ramsay, Jr.
Kerr Craige Ramsay
Arthur G. Raymond Jr.
Hurley P. Raynor
Paul D. Reynolds III
Martha T. Rippard
Patrick M. Roberson
David F. Roesler
Gerald A. Rudisill Jr.
Robert J. Ruiz
Tarver E. Sammons Sr.
Charles B. Sawyer
Sally H. Scherer
Robert B. Schwentker
June M. Small
Roscoe L. Strickland III
M. Gray Styers Jr.
H. Clay Taylor III
Kevin B. Theobald
E. Marvin Thompson Jr.
Michael D. Thornton
Rebecca G. Thornton
Larry F. Tilley
Joseph V. Turchetti
Steven van Westendorp
Gwendolyn L. Vass
Martin L. Vernon
Harry G. Walker III
Donald M. Watson
Charles W. Welby
Charles B. Wheless
Christopher L. White
David A. Williams Sr.
Fletcher M. Winstead Jr.
David C. Worth Jr.
Patrick H. Yanke
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The Salvation Army
We donate leftover food from our weekly meetings and
provide volunteers to work in the kitchen at
The Salvation Army of Wake County.
One of the largest charitable and social service organizations in the world, The
Salvation Army has been serving the people of Wake County since 1887. The
organization provides food for the hungry, companionship to the elderly and ill,
clothing and shelter to the homeless, opportunities for underprivileged
children, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, and many
more services to assist those in need.
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Builders Club
Builders Club is the largest service
organization in the world for middle school and junior high students. Members
learn to work together and develop leadership skills as they serve their schools
and communities. We sponsor the Builders Club at
Martin Middle School,
chartered in 2015.
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Circle K International
Circle K International is a
Kiwanis organization devoted to involving college and university students in
campus and community service while developing quality leaders and citizens.
Emphasis is placed on service, leadership, career development, and fellowship.
Circle K members are inspired to better the world through projects on campus, in
the community, and on a global scale. We sponsor the following Circle K Clubs:
North Carolina State University, chartered in 1961
Meredith College, chartered in 2015
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PAST PROJECTS
IDD
In 1994, Kiwanis
International announced its first Worldwide Service Project, in
partnership with UNICEF, with a goal of eliminating iodine deficiencey diseases
(IDD) throughout the world. Nearly $100 million was raised, and IDD projects
were funded in 95 nations. The project has been heralded as one of the most
successful health initiatives in the world. Our club reached our goal of $75,000
in 1999 and eventually raised $101,000.
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Habitat for Humanity
In 1996-1997, our club
sponsored the financing and construction of a
Habitat for Humanity house on Spaulding Street in Raleigh. The total cost of $46,800 was paid for with $30,000 in contributions from 115 of our members, $2,000 from an Athens Drive High School Key Club fundraiser, and $14,800 from
the Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation. 60 of our members worked on the house along with students from our sponsored Key Clubs and other groups.
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Victory Junction
In 2004-2005, we raised $51,540 to help build a
Kiwanis Cabin and provide camperships at
Victory Junction.
Located in Randleman,
North Carolina, the summer camp enriches the lives of children aged 6 to 16 who
have chronic medical conditions or serious
illnesses by providing life changing camping experiences that are exciting, fun
and empowering, in a medically sound environment. The program offers a week of
exhilarating, challenging and nurturing fun under comprehensive, but
unobtrusive, 24 hour medical supervision.
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