KIWANIS CLUB OF POQUOSON
AREAS OF FOCUS

The Kiwanis Club of Poquoson has been an active force in community service. Members contribute many hours of personal service to a wide range of projects. Further the club donates food and other items for needy Poquoson families throughout the year and especially at Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Frequently the club is asked by Social Services or a local church to assist someone who is experiencing personal or financial difficulties.

Regular commitments represented below enable the Kiwanis Club of Poquoson to support youth programs in Poquoson. Check out the Newsreel for historical engagements.

Sponsored Clubs

A multitude of clubs are sponsored within Poquoson City Schools - More Info

Scholarships and Charitable Donations

Funding scholarships and children in need - More info

Annual New Teacher Welcome Breakfast

Annual welcome breakfast and gift card award for all new teachers

Library Donations

Regular donations for library books

BBQ Fundraising

Twice annual cycles in Spring and Fall - More info

Boating and Fishing Flea Market

Annual flea market for boating and fishing gear - More info

Wythe Creek Rd Adopt-a-Spot

Regular cleanup efforts along Wythe Creek Road

Wythe Creek Flags

In 1988 the club purchased 48 American flags which we have since displayed along Wythe Creek road on national holidays throughout the year.

Annual Frosty Festival

Annual snowman decorating contest - More info

Christmas Tree Lighting

For many years the club has organized and coordinated the city’s annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. Lights are strung on a tree in front of the Municipal Building on Poquoson Avenue and arranged for Santa’s arrival on a fire truck and holiday music by high school band members. Our city’s mayor has traditionally delivered his Christmas address at this ceremony. Since 1997 the ceremony is conducted in front of the new City Hall on Victory Blvd. In 1998, the club planted a Norway spruce at the new City Hall in honor of the late General George Dickerson.