Kiwanis of Manchester continues to serve the youth of our community both in long standings service projects as well as through new ideas brought forward by it’s members.
Annual Service Projects Include:
Event Parking – In partnership with NBT Bank- Manchester, Kiwanis Club of Manchester parks cars for downtown Manchester events, including New Hampshire Fisher Cats games and SNHU Arena events. Kiwanis Parking is:
Centrally located at NBT Bank, 80 Canal Street, between 293 and Elm Street in Manchester.
Inexpensive. Only $20 per car, currently the cheapest lot near the arena!
Friendly. You will always be greeted by a warm Kiwanian.
Convenient. Your vehicle will never be blocked in.
Meaningful. Parking raises vital funds that are distributed to area nonprofit organizations
serving children. By parking with Kiwanis you support greater Manchester children’s charities.
Kiwanis Snacks – Kiwanis members come together to support the children at the Webster House children by providing snacks on the third Thursday of each month. Please visit THIS LINK to learn more about this monthly service project and/or to sign up to help.
Youth Leadership / Key Clubs – Like Kiwanis, Key Clubs focus on community service and leadership training. The Club’s sponsorship of Kiwanis Key Clubs in local high schools creates the opportunity for students to cultivate leadership skills and to embrace community service. Kiwanis Club of Manchester is proud to sponsor several junior service clubs at Manchester Memorial High School, Manchester West High School, and Bedford High School.
Each year, Kiwanis Club of Manchester presents deserving Key Club seniors from the clubs we sponsor with college scholarships. Applications can be accessed here once they are available.
Donation Drives – Throughout the year we collect toiletries, food, winter coats, and more through regularly scheduled Donation Drives organized by our members. We partner with other local non-profits to support their needs through this initiative.
Walk with a Child – Each year in November or December, Kiwanis Club of Manchester invites children from local after school programs for an evening of shopping for winter clothes. Kiwanians are joined by partners from our affliated Kiwanis Key Clubs at Manchester West and Memorial, plus Bedford High Schools and students from St. Anselm College. All of us assist the kids with their “shopping.” A big thanks to Wal-Mart of Hooksett for hosting Walk with a Child.
Celebrate with a Child – Kiwanis’ annual holiday party for local children. Kiwanis of Manchester proudly partners with local non-profits to give a memorable holiday experience to our guests. Kiwanis Manchester members serve as volunteers in many capacities to organize and execute this annual event. It’s a fun time of craftmaking, carol singing, storytelling, and more. The Man with the Bag himself, SANTA CLAUS even takes some time to visit with us. Many thanks to our partners, members of the Bedford, Memorial and West High Key Clubs and MPAL.
Book Nooks – Kiwanis members maintain and supply books (provided) to 5 lending library locations in Manchester supporting youth and teen literacy.. This is done through book drives, regularly filling the libraries, and keeping them in good working order. Current “Book Nooks” can be found at: Pulaski Park, Sweeney Park, Livingston Park, Webster House, and Simpson Park. PHOTOS
At our recent Manchester Kiwanis meeting, we were grateful to welcome Nikki Shultz and Kateryna from Building Community in New Hampshire (BCNH) Building Community in NH to share more about their work supporting refugees and immigrants as they build safe, stable lives here in New Hampshire.
BCNH works alongside families across the state, helping them navigate everything from housing, healthcare and school enrollment to English classes, appointments, transportation and workforce development.
Kateryna shared about her work with Ukrainian families, many of whom came to New Hampshire seeking safety for their children, while Nikki spoke about BCNH’s broader work with communities from around the world and the importance of having case managers who understand and are connected to the communities they serve.
Today, BCNH is working with approximately 300 children across New Hampshire — a powerful reminder of just how many families are impacted by this work.
We also appreciated learning about the many ways our community can get involved through volunteering, special events, fundraising, outreach, advocacy and board service.
Thank you, Nikki and Kateryna, for spending the evening with us and for the meaningful work you’re doing to help families feel welcomed, supported and connected here in New Hampshire. 💙 Building Community in New Hampshire
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Kiwanis of Manchester continues to serve the youth of our community both in long standings service projects as well as through new ideas brought forward by it’s members.
Annual Service Projects Include:
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Kiwanis Club of Manchester, NH
Manchester Kiwanis is dedicated to enriching and improving the lives of children and families in our community.
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P.O. Box 987, Manchester NH 03105
At our recent Manchester Kiwanis meeting, we were grateful to welcome Nikki Shultz and Kateryna from Building Community in New Hampshire (BCNH) Building Community in NH to share more about their work supporting refugees and immigrants as they build safe, stable lives here in New Hampshire.
BCNH works alongside families across the state, helping them navigate everything from housing, healthcare and school enrollment to English classes, appointments, transportation and workforce development.
Kateryna shared about her work with Ukrainian families, many of whom came to New Hampshire seeking safety for their children, while Nikki spoke about BCNH’s broader work with communities from around the world and the importance of having case managers who understand and are connected to the communities they serve.
Today, BCNH is working with approximately 300 children across New Hampshire — a powerful reminder of just how many families are impacted by this work.
We also appreciated learning about the many ways our community can get involved through volunteering, special events, fundraising, outreach, advocacy and board service.
Thank you, Nikki and Kateryna, for spending the evening with us and for the meaningful work you’re doing to help families feel welcomed, supported and connected here in New Hampshire. 💙 Building Community in New Hampshire
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