Below are photos of some of the projects and programs that Kiwanis of Post Falls supports. We hope that you enjoy seeing and reading about what we do and help support us as well.
Kiwanis Post Falls Helps Post Falls High School Key Club celebrate their 100th anniversary.
Annual book reading for all Post Falls Kindergarten Classes. Usually on Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
Even the Post Falls Key Club gets in on the fun activity of reading Dr Suess.
May is dedicated to our annual Flamingo Flocking Fundraiser. For a small donation, we will decorate a yard with 12 ($20) 24 ($35) or 36 ($50) flamingos for a day. The ‘subject’ gets the option to pass it on to their friends or family. It is all in fun and a great money raiser. 100% of the funds raised goes directly to scholarships. We are all volunteers and have no overhead. Call Carl at 208-818-0840 for info.
Each year we help, the Post Falls High School Key Club, collect hundreds of pounds of food and donate it to the local Post Falls Food Bank. They then give it to many people in need within our community. Plus, we made another cash donation to the Food Bank as well. Above, Jerry Lyon presents the check.
Tavis Throm, (light blue shirt) our Golf Tournament leader, is going over the rules for our annual Kiwanis Golf Tournament, held on a Friday in mid-September. It is very fun and our largest fundraiser for the year.
Kiwanis Post Falls donating Hats and Gloves to school children who need them. Members Jerry Lyon (far left) and Tavis Throm (far right) present the donation to a local school.
The Idaho Department of Highways presents Kiwanis Post Falls with the award for AAH – Adopt-A-Highway Outstanding Group of the Year 2024 for our continued support of the Adopt A Highway Program. We have been supporters of this program for over30 years.
LEFT photo – Member Ed Adamchak, Julie Youngman AAH Coordinator, member Jerry Lyon. They presented us with an award for our long and continued support of AAH and a clock. RIGHT photo – Jerry Lyon on the far left, and Ed Adamchak on the far right, receive a sign to be added to our Highway sign on I-90 from local AAH Chairman.
The Kiwanis Club and a few Key Club members after a morning of Highway clean up this fall.
Every year we help The Salvation Army collect donations by ringing bells for the Red Kettle program. Shown: members Mike Maris and Michele Forkner during a shift at Super One Foods in Post Falls.
Angela Gifford with Village of Hope CDA, in center, gave a talk to our group about the need for supporting the child fostering program here in north Idaho. It is a VERY worthwhile cause. Please check them out at: www.villageofhopecda.com (208) 701-2278
Annual clean-up of Post Falls Treaty Rock Park. We have a nice BBQ afterwards.
Rana Cantrell and Corrin Wallace participate, for Kiwanis, with the opening of the new VA Center here in Post Falls. A wonderful facility to help support the many needs of VA service people in our area.
Stories of what we do
Below are photos of some of the projects and programs that Kiwanis of Post Falls supports.
We hope that you enjoy seeing and reading about what we do and help support us as well.
Kiwanis Post Falls Helps Post Falls High School Key Club celebrate their 100th anniversary.
Annual book reading for all Post Falls Kindergarten Classes. Usually on Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
Even the Post Falls Key Club gets in on the fun activity of reading Dr Suess.
May is dedicated to our annual Flamingo Flocking Fundraiser. For a small donation, we will decorate a yard with 12 ($20) 24 ($35) or 36 ($50) flamingos for a day. The ‘subject’ gets the option to pass it on to their friends or family. It is all in fun and a great money raiser. 100% of the funds raised goes directly to scholarships. We are all volunteers and have no overhead. Call Carl at 208-818-0840 for info.
Each year we help, the Post Falls High School Key Club, collect hundreds of pounds of food and donate it to the local Post Falls Food Bank. They then give it to many people in need within our community. Plus, we made another cash donation to the Food Bank as well. Above, Jerry Lyon presents the check.
Tavis Throm, (light blue shirt) our Golf Tournament leader, is going over the rules for our annual Kiwanis Golf Tournament, held on a Friday in mid-September. It is very fun and our largest fundraiser for the year.
Kiwanis Post Falls donating Hats and Gloves to school children who need them. Members Jerry Lyon (far left) and Tavis Throm (far right) present the donation to a local school.
The Idaho Department of Highways presents Kiwanis Post Falls with the award for AAH – Adopt-A-Highway Outstanding Group of the Year 2024 for our continued support of the Adopt A Highway Program. We have been supporters of this program for over30 years.
LEFT photo – Member Ed Adamchak, Julie Youngman AAH Coordinator, member Jerry Lyon. They presented us with an award for our long and continued support of AAH and a clock.
RIGHT photo – Jerry Lyon on the far left, and Ed Adamchak on the far right, receive a sign to be added to our Highway sign on I-90 from local AAH Chairman.
The Kiwanis Club and a few Key Club members after a morning of Highway clean up this fall.
Every year we help The Salvation Army collect donations by ringing bells for the Red Kettle program.
Shown: members Mike Maris and Michele Forkner during a shift at Super One Foods in Post Falls.
Angela Gifford with Village of Hope CDA, in center, gave a talk to our group about the need for supporting the child fostering program here in north Idaho. It is a VERY worthwhile cause. Please check them out at: www.villageofhopecda.com (208) 701-2278
Annual clean-up of Post Falls Treaty Rock Park. We have a nice BBQ afterwards.
Rana Cantrell and Corrin Wallace participate, for Kiwanis, with the opening of the new VA Center here in Post Falls. A wonderful facility to help support the many needs of VA service people in our area.
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