Kiwanis Club of Seattle

A Tradition of Service. The Kiwanis Club of Seattle was organized in 1919 to service the community and improve the quality of life for children in need. The Seattle Kiwanis Memorial Fund was established as a non-profit organization in 1945. We meet on Tuesdays for lunch at the College Club on 5th and Madison downtown were we listen to great speakers, network and plan projects to help our community's children in need. Our meetings are open to the public, please join us.

Monday, January 12, 2009

The Kiwanis Club of Seattle is proud to continue our support of
Children's Home Society of Washington in 2009.

Join us and Children's Home Society in savoring Washington Wines, checking out the remodeled Article Club Hotel, and enjoying the hottest new restaurant in town. All while providing support for children and families in our community.

For more information about Children's Home Society of Washington please visit www.chs-wa.org.

Thursday, December 04, 2008

David Lanz Performing for Kiwanis to Support Ten Grands

 
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David Lanz Performing for Kiwanis

 


KIWANIS CLUB OF SEATTLE HOSTS TO HOST SNOWMAN FOUNDATION and MUSICIAN DAVID LANZ DEC 2nd

Seattle, WA – The Kiwanis Club of Seattle invites interested guests to attend their upcoming luncheon, to be held on December 2, at the Columbia Tower Club. The luncheon will begin at 12:00 p.m. with a presentation from the Executive Director for the Snowman Foundation, Kathy Fallman Dewalt. She will be followed by a piano performance by local Grammy nominated artist, David Lanz, who will be of 10 artists playing on a dramatically lit stage at the upcoming TEN GRANDS concert to be held at Benaroya Hall on April 3rd, 2009.

About Ten Grands
Ten Grands features 10 grand pianos and 10 concert pianists on a stunning, dramatically-lit stage playing a variety of classical, jazz, blues, gospel, boogie woogie, pop, contemporary and new-age music. Artists play simultaneously, in various combinations and individually.

Funds from the 2008 Seattle concert benefited a dozen organizations, with major grants going to Seattle Music Partners and the Jeanne Ehrlichman Bluechel Foundation. Seattle Music Partners provides after-school access to music to underserved children in low-income schools via instruments, lessons and a place to belong. The Jeanne Ehrlichman Bluechel Foundation is a volunteer program that travels to inner-city schools, offering music education through the Great Composers and their various styles of music.
Proceeds from the 2008 Seattle event also provided funding to the following groups:

Arts Corps-All City Urban Voices
Bellevue Youth Symphony
5th Avenue-Adventurer and Musical Awards Scholarships
Highlighters (Burien-based youth musical group)
Keyboard Labs, Orcas Island School District
Northwest Boychoir
Northwest Girlchoir
Seattle Jazz Orchestra
Seattle Youth Symphony
Village Theatre-scholarships

For more information about the Snowman Foundation visit: www.snowmanfoundation.org

The Kiwanis Club of Seattle was organized in 1919 to serve the community and improve the lives of children in need. The Seattle Kiwanis Memorial Fund was established as a non-profit organization in 1945. Our meetings are open to the public, please join us.

KIWANIS CLUB MEDIA CONTACT: Jolene Anderson jolene@joleneanderson.com 206-300-9136
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K-Kids Kiwanis Thank you!

 
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008

IOUSA Video Clips we Should All Think About

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Monday, July 28, 2008

Ken North to Present His Photos From Africa

Ken North will present his African photos Aug 5th at the Columbia Tower Club.
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Friday, May 30, 2008

News from SIGN and Link to the SIGN MySpace Page

May 29, 2008

Dear Charter,

There is a MySpace profile about SIGN which I would like to link to the Kiwanis website. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=376015861

I just returned from Papua New Guinea and I am beginning to move back into work with SIGN and in my private practice.

Best regards,

Lew

SIGNCreating Equality of Fracture Care Throughout the WorldPlease visit our website today www.sign-post.orgLewis G. Zirkle, Jr., M.D., President and Founder

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

First Place School K-Kids go to Olypmia

Kiwanis K-Kids from First place School went to Olympia to lobby for more funding for children’s education.
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Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Seattle City Councilmember Jan Drago

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