We've donated $62K+ over the past 4 years & helped many local youth organizations through service and volunteering. Join us for weekly fellowship, community impact, and a mission that changes lives locally & globally.
Have you had a chance to buy a new backpack(s) or new standard size pillow(s) to donate before the deadline on Monday, August 17th at 5 p.m.?!?!? Both the Lynden Breakfast Kiwanis and the Lynden Noon Kiwanis are supporting this effort! The Noon Kiwanis donated a $500 check. Can we rally around this cause and each of us donate something???
Penneys is having a big back-to-school sale right now so backpacks are a lot cheaper, but the Lynden Public Schools Foundation's wish list on Amazon has some great deals, too! Pillows are probably cheaper at Wal-Mart but the wish list has some very good prices as well.
There are three easy ways you can donate:
1. Purchase from our Amazon Wish List Buy approved items that will be shipped directly to the Lynden Public Schools Foundation. Amazon Wish List: a.co/0cJLlBcU
2. Shop locally and drop off your donation at the Lynden Chamber of Commerce at 518 Front Street.
3. Make a financial donation If you’d prefer to make a monetary gift, you can donate securely through the Lynden Public Schools Foundation’s website. Your contribution will help us meet the greatest needs of students in our community. Donate: lyndenschoolsfoundation.org/
The Lynden Public Schools sent a heartfelt thank you to our incredible community partners, Lynden Noon Kiwanis and the Lynden Breakfast Kiwanis, and the Lynden Chamber of Commerce who have been instrumental in spreading the word about this campaign and graciously providing collection bins, encouragement, and valuable input throughout this effort. … See MoreSee Less
July 29 attendance: 10 members, 2 guests. Our very interesting speaker this morning was Kim Zylstra, director of New Way Ministries on BC Avenue where women with children go to get their lives back together. It is a much bigger operation there than I ever knew it was! Names of people in photo from left to right: Jan Holtrop, Jim Kaemingk, Don Schrock, John VandeHoef, speaker Kim Zylstra, Jeff Ness, guest Harvey Stuart, Ed Hinkle, Brad Hulbert, Vern Meenderinck, Lee Mielke, and Mary Lou Childs took the photo. … See MoreSee Less
Ten of the twelve gift totes distributed around town by the Lynden Breakfast Kiwanis were gathered up today (Monday, Dec. 8th) from businesses, the museum, and the senior center, then delivered to Margaret at the Lynden School District... Read More
Lynden Breakfast Kiwanis Club will be continuing their toy drive tradition this Christmas Season which benefits the Family Community Services program. This program is managed through the Lynden School District, which provides support to over 150 families. Our goal... Read More
Today we had the pleasure of hearing from the Lynden Music Festival! A big thank-you to their team for sharing their passion for music with us. The festival runs October 7–11, bringing incredible performances and talented musicians to our community.... Read More
Celebrating Leadership and Welcoming a New Chapter Big thanks to Nick Sawka for his outstanding leadership as President of the Lynden Breakfast Kiwanis Club over the past two years! His dedication and commitment have made a lasting impact on our club and... Read More
Chief Taylor, Lynden’s outgoing police chief, recently shared his reflections on his career, his time in Lynden, and the challenges facing law enforcement in Washington state. A lawyer by profession and a police officer for 36 years, he... Read More
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We've donated $62K+ over the past 4 years & helped many local youth organizations through service and volunteering. Join us for weekly fellowship, community impact, and a mission that changes lives locally & globally.
Have you had a chance to buy a new backpack(s) or new standard size pillow(s) to donate before the deadline on Monday, August 17th at 5 p.m.?!?!? Both the Lynden Breakfast Kiwanis and the Lynden Noon Kiwanis are supporting this effort! The Noon Kiwanis donated a $500 check. Can we rally around this cause and each of us donate something???
Penneys is having a big back-to-school sale right now so backpacks are a lot cheaper, but the Lynden Public Schools Foundation's wish list on Amazon has some great deals, too! Pillows are probably cheaper at Wal-Mart but the wish list has some very good prices as well.
There are three easy ways you can donate:
1. Purchase from our Amazon Wish List
Buy approved items that will be shipped directly to the Lynden Public Schools Foundation.
Amazon Wish List: a.co/0cJLlBcU
2. Shop locally and drop off your donation at the Lynden Chamber of Commerce at 518 Front Street.
3. Make a financial donation
If you’d prefer to make a monetary gift, you can donate securely through the Lynden Public Schools Foundation’s website. Your contribution will help us meet the greatest needs of students in our community. Donate: lyndenschoolsfoundation.org/
The Lynden Public Schools sent a heartfelt thank you to our incredible community partners, Lynden Noon Kiwanis and the Lynden Breakfast Kiwanis, and the Lynden Chamber of Commerce who have been instrumental in spreading the word about this campaign and graciously providing collection bins, encouragement, and valuable input throughout this effort. … See MoreSee Less
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July 29 attendance: 10 members, 2 guests. Our very interesting speaker this morning was Kim Zylstra, director of New Way Ministries on BC Avenue where women with children go to get their lives back together. It is a much bigger operation there than I ever knew it was! Names of people in photo from left to right: Jan Holtrop, Jim Kaemingk, Don Schrock, John VandeHoef, speaker Kim Zylstra, Jeff Ness, guest Harvey Stuart, Ed Hinkle, Brad Hulbert, Vern Meenderinck, Lee Mielke, and Mary Lou Childs took the photo. … See MoreSee Less
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