Club of East Meadow
Chartered in 1952
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Updated on February 26, 2019 by admin
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Kiwanis Club of East Meadow
We strive to fulfill the Kiwanis vision of changing the world, one child and one community at a time. Our mission is to help educate our children, support our community, and establish ourselves as the premier service organization in East Meadow.
Today, thanks to the compassion and generosity of our community, East Meadow Kiwanis was able to send 20 children to camp. Your unwavering support has not only opened the door to adventure and new friendships but has also created lasting memories for these young individuals.
The anticipation leading up to camp is palpable. Club members help families prepare by organizing information sessions, providing packing lists, and arranging transportation. Volunteers ensure that every child is equipped with the essentials—sleeping bags, toiletries, and weather-appropriate clothing—so that no one is left behind.
Thank you for making this possible. Your commitment to improving the lives of children reflects the very heart of our community spirit. Together, we are shaping brighter futures, one child at a time.
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On a night filled with camaraderie and celebration, the East Meadow Kiwanis Club gathered for their very first Bocce night meeting, a special occasion dedicated to honoring Past International President Peter Mancuso. The event marked a new tradition for the club, blending spirited competition, heartfelt gratitude, and the warmth of community.
Thank you to Hempstead Councilman Dennis Dunne, DIPP Joe Parisi, DPP Diane Krug, President Elect Donna Goldstein, and Josh from the Bagel Place.
The Bocce night was as much about enjoyment as it was about recognition. Members and guests alike shared laughter and friendly competition on the Bocce court, savoring the joy of being together. A delicious spread, courtesy of Josh from The Bagel Place, added to the festive atmosphere, ensuring that everyone left with full hearts and satisfied appetites.
Here’s to more nights of friendship, fun, and service!
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