Our club is organized into committees who work together to shape our club into one of the best young professional volunteer organizations in the Northern Virginia area.
All members are encouraged in actively participate in our committees and provide suggestions on ways to improve the club throughout the year.
If you are interested in learning more about a particular committee or joining a committee, please e-mail the respective Director for more information.
FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE [email protected] Fundraising is responsible for creating and managing the various projects we use to generate revenue to fund our service projects and the charities we support.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE [email protected] Membership is responsible for recruiting new members and retaining current members. We plan and hold membership drives throughout the year to creatively promote the club to attract new members. We also provide Kiwanis education for new members, awards to recognize our members’ efforts, and plan ways to keep members engaged.
PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE [email protected] Public Relations is responsible for promoting the club to the general public and manages internal communications with members. Our main tasks include publishing a monthly club newsletter, maintaining our social media presence, and maintaining our website. We also aim to improve brand awareness in community and throughout Kiwanis International.
SERVICE COMMITTEE [email protected] Service is the lifeblood of our club. We make sure a variety of service projects are on the club calendar and that our projects satisfy our members’ varied interests and tight schedules. We help identify potential projects and works with various local non-profits to set-up volunteer opportunities for the club.
SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS COMMITTEE [email protected] Service Leadership Programs (or SLPs) is responsible for maintaining a close relationship with all the SLPs we sponsor. We assign committee members to be advisors to one of our numerous SLPs and each advisor helps keep the club up to date with what our SLPs are up to and vice-versa. We also help our members become more engaged with our SLPs.
This event is Food for Other's largest fundraiser of the year and brings together the local community for a morning racing against hunger here in Fairfax County and Northern Virginia. They have 500+ community members join us at Tysons Corner Center where they hold the Runner's Village on the PenFed Plaza with the race taking place around the mall. With this, they need all the support possible to make the event happen including 20 course marshals that help guide runners out on the race course and help cheer everyone on. The shift would begin around 7am with everything wrapping up by 9:30am, where everyone meet with vendors/sponsors at the Runner's Village as well as enjoy some breakfast.
Event Webpage: https://foodforothers.org/tysons-5k-fun-run/
Join us for our Monthly Meeting! We meet in person and virtually on the first Wednesday of the month. Prospective members, fellow Kiwanians, and members of the K-Family are always welcome
Division 2 Council Meeting to discuss multi-club efforts across the division. All Kiwanis Members from Division 2 are invited to attend. Details will be updated here or distributed via email.
Food For Others, 2938 Prosperity Ave, Fairfax, VA 22031, USA
Sponsored by the Tysons Kiwanis Foundation, come out on Wednesday to pack Power Packs at the Food for Others Warehouse in Merrifield.
The Power Pack Program provides weekend meals to roughly 3,800 students at 44 Fairfax County schools each week during the school year. The weekend meal pack, which contains two items each for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus two snacks and two drinks, helps alleviate a child’s hunger and allows them to come to school on Monday morning fed, focused, and ready to learn.
Join us for our Monthly Meeting! We meet in person and virtually on the first Wednesday of the month. Prospective members, fellow Kiwanians, and members of the K-Family are always welcome
Club Committees
Our club is organized into committees who work together to shape our club into one of the best young professional volunteer organizations in the Northern Virginia area.
All members are encouraged in actively participate in our committees and provide suggestions on ways to improve the club throughout the year.
If you are interested in learning more about a particular committee or joining a committee, please e-mail the respective Director for more information.
FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
[email protected]
Fundraising is responsible for creating and managing the various projects we use to generate revenue to fund our service projects and the charities we support.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
[email protected]
Membership is responsible for recruiting new members and retaining current members. We plan and hold membership drives throughout the year to creatively promote the club to attract new members. We also provide Kiwanis education for new members, awards to recognize our members’ efforts, and plan ways to keep members engaged.
PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
[email protected]
Public Relations is responsible for promoting the club to the general public and manages internal communications with members. Our main tasks include publishing a monthly club newsletter, maintaining our social media presence, and maintaining our website. We also aim to improve brand awareness in community and throughout Kiwanis International.
SERVICE COMMITTEE
[email protected]
Service is the lifeblood of our club. We make sure a variety of service projects are on the club calendar and that our projects satisfy our members’ varied interests and tight schedules. We help identify potential projects and works with various local non-profits to set-up volunteer opportunities for the club.
SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS COMMITTEE
[email protected]
Service Leadership Programs (or SLPs) is responsible for maintaining a close relationship with all the SLPs we sponsor. We assign committee members to be advisors to one of our numerous SLPs and each advisor helps keep the club up to date with what our SLPs are up to and vice-versa. We also help our members become more engaged with our SLPs.
Upcoming Events
End of Year Celebration
Please RSVP and see the "About this event" for more details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/end-of-the-kiwanis-year-celebration-tickets-1507775349659?aff=calendar
Red Bag Event Day (Food for Neighbors)
Board of Directors Meeting
5k for Food for Others
Club Meeting
https://capitaldistrictkiwanis-org.zoom.us/j/81322774996?pwd=YlYwcXJwbUsrQll0a0lNa0dnM1NkZz09
Division 2 Council Meeting
Details will be updated here or distributed via email.
Food for Others
Sponsored by the Tysons Kiwanis Foundation, come out on Wednesday to pack Power Packs at the Food for Others Warehouse in Merrifield.
The Power Pack Program provides weekend meals to roughly 3,800 students at 44 Fairfax County schools each week during the school year. The weekend meal pack, which contains two items each for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus two snacks and two drinks, helps alleviate a child’s hunger and allows them to come to school on Monday morning fed, focused, and ready to learn.
2938 Prosperity Ave, Fairfax, VA 22031, USA
Board of Directors Meeting
Club Meeting
https://capitaldistrictkiwanis-org.zoom.us/j/81322774996?pwd=YlYwcXJwbUsrQll0a0lNa0dnM1NkZz09
Red Bag Event Day (Food for Neighbors)
Board of Directors Meeting