The Kiwanis Club of Mount Washington Valley began in 1975 when twenty valley residents decided there was a need for another service club in the region. Today we are over 55 members and still growing. Four of our founding members remain active. Our local club mission statement reads:

The mission of the Kiwanis Club of Mount Washington Valley is to make our community a better place in which to live by engaging adult and youth volunteers to support community service projects with an emphasis on the needs of our children.

Club members work primarily for the benefit of our local community, but also contribute to regional Kiwanis projects like the Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Institute in Boston and the world wide service project to eliminate IDD  (Iodine Deficiency Disorder), the world’s leading preventable cause of mental retardation.   Click on the menu at the left to see how our work benefits the valley.

May 7 - 5:30 p.m.

Business and Board Meeting

Kennett High School Cafeteria or Mineral Springs Cafe

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 Scholar Bowl Team Results

Friday’s 2/22/08 Competition at Valley Vision

Team I – Joan, Myles, Dick F. –beat team from Frechette/Sweeney 

Team II  -  Dick F., Myles, Greg  -  beat team from White Birch Books

Team III - Dick F, Myles, Joan and Dave lost by one point to MWV Psychiatrist on the final question: What artist signed his paintings with a butterfly? Answer at bottom of Schedule Page.

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Photos below are of recent guest speakers, new members and our March Mystery Dine Around plus several photos from our Kiwanis One Project cleaning Camp Sunshine in Casco, Maine.

Current Officers
President- Myles Crowe
President-Elect Dan Andrews
Vice-President Dick Ficke
Treasurer- Bill Botsford
Assistant Treasurer -Allen Gould Secretary- Susan Staples Smith

Directors Three Years 2010
Dick Check
Tim George
Laura Sorochak

Directors Two Years 2009
Donna Dolan
Joan Kenney
Ralph Lutjen

Directors One Year 2008
DebraLyn Gendall
Charlie Mallar
Mary Seavey

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