The Kiwanis Club of LeRoy     

is the #1 Service Organization in our community

Established August 24, 1936

The club meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 6:00pm at the Walnut Street Deli.

Here are just a few of the projects the Kiwanis Club of LeRoy participates:  

     •LeRoy Halloween parade and costume judging for more than 65 years.                                                         

     •Fruit Packages are delivered to more than 150 LeRoy residents over the age of 80 at Thanksgiving.

     •We distribute Christmas food boxes and gifts to more than 30 families and 65 needy children in our community.  

     •LeRoy Kiwanis have funded the construction of park pavilions in Bowman, Lester C Wilson Park and the baseball diamond complex.              

     •We recognize junior high and high school students each quarter for academic excellence.

     • LeRoy High School athletes are recognized for outstanding performances annually by the club.                                                          

      •We are proud to sponsor:

          LeRoy High School Key Club

          Heyworth High School Key Club

          Tri-Valley High School Key Club

          LeRoy Boy Scout Troop 50

          Hugh O’Brien Youth Foundation delegates   

     •LeRoy Kiwanis recognizes teachers in the LeRoy School district by presenting a semi-annual grant to aid them with classroom needs.  

     •We host an annual Prayer Breakfast where we recognize a member of our community as the Layperson of the Year.  

     •We have funded and constructed picnic tables for all of the community parks.

Club Fundraising

                Our main sources of fund-raising is our food concessions.  We have become famous for our butterfly porkchop and ribeye sandwiches sold at local festivals and home high school football games.  Other fund-raising includes advertising on pocket  school athletic schedules and working with the Tri-Sharks Triathlon at Moraine View State Park .  

            We are a small club, which does big work for our community.  Our success is dependent on members who are engaged in club activities.  People like you, who have a genuine interest in community service.  

            Please consider getting involved in this great organization.  The service can be extremely rewarding and the fellowship can be very fulfilling.

Kiwanis is  not all about work.  We have a great deal of fun when we are together.  The club meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 6:00pm at the Walnut Street Deli.   Membership is open to both men and women by invitation.  

            We are looking for members with an interest in serving their community with like minded people.  If you would be interested in learning more about our club and membership. 

Please contact any of the following:

Bob Mathewson 962-2151

Joe Bandy 962-9745

Lynn Oleson 499-0147