The Noon Kiwanis Club of Fountain Hills, Arizona is a dynamic and growing service club that follows the motto of Kiwanis International — serving the children of the world.
We generally meet twice a month, at Noon on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month, at the Learning Center, 16000 E. Palisades BlvdD. Click HERE to view our calendar.
Noon Kiwanis is involved in many activities that contribute to the Fountain Hills community in joint sponsorship with other organizations as well as working with our clubs in the Fountain Hills Middle School (Builders) and McDowell Mountain Elementary (K Kids & Terrific Kids), plus monthly recognition for high school and middle school students.
We also support other organizations in the local and surrounding metro areas of Phoenix with a focus on children and families. We hope that you will consider joining us and invest in our future leaders!
Guests are always welcome! We are always looking for new members or project volunteers. Interested in learning more? Please contact us or apply to join our Kiwanis club HERE.
K-Kids wrapping up the session. Sure, pizza was good, but desert donuts were great. This was a once and only treat. Certificates, community service hours, and feedback about projects concluded the official meeting.
They posted their lucky stars on the wall for quick review of activities with plenty of suggestions for next year.
Thanks to Julie and Marcia for keeping these supercharged students productive. This has been a successful Service Leadership Program. They conducted meetings and helped each other while teaming up for activities. It’s been a learning experience for everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
Final Builders Club meeting for the school year. The main agenda for the session (besides pizza and cake) was to receive their certificates with community service hours. They also gave feedback on the activities and ideas for next year.
We captured Dr Weeldreyer and a couple Key Club members to participate along with several parents. Toni, Matt and I were encouraged by our future leaders by how they collaboratively worked together all year. It was a pleasure and made our jobs easy. And, thanks to Ms Beck for her energetic manner in keeping school communications spot on.
Looking forward to gaining membership from McDowell Mountain Elementary next year. Believe they will have some great ideas to keep things interesting. ... See MoreSee Less
Wheel to wheel competition came thru Fountain Hills for a very brief visit along their way back to the start/finish of the Tour de Scottsdale.
This was the metric Century route, and we were at approximately the 40 mile point. The lead pack didn't even slow down, but after that it felt like all of the 1516 finishers made a pit stop!
The volunteers were up to the challenge and the Builders Club was excited just to hold the bikes for a few seconds. A needed refueling before the challenge of climbing Palisades on the way to Shea.
Kudos from the race organizers to Paul and the town for super support! ... See MoreSee Less
Welcome to Fountain Hills Noon Kiwanis!
The Noon Kiwanis Club of Fountain Hills, Arizona is a dynamic and growing service club that follows the motto of Kiwanis International — serving the children of the world.
We generally meet twice a month, at Noon on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month, at the Learning Center, 16000 E. Palisades BlvdD. Click HERE to view our calendar.
Noon Kiwanis is involved in many activities that contribute to the Fountain Hills community in joint sponsorship with other organizations as well as working with our clubs in the Fountain Hills Middle School (Builders) and McDowell Mountain Elementary (K Kids & Terrific Kids), plus monthly recognition for high school and middle school students.
We also support other organizations in the local and surrounding metro areas of Phoenix with a focus on children and families. We hope that you will consider joining us and invest in our future leaders!
Guests are always welcome! We are always looking for new members or project volunteers. Interested in learning more? Please contact us or apply to join our Kiwanis club HERE.
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K-Kids wrapping up the session. Sure, pizza was good, but desert donuts were great. This was a once and only treat. Certificates, community service hours, and feedback about projects concluded the official meeting.
They posted their lucky stars on the wall for quick review of activities with plenty of suggestions for next year.
Thanks to Julie and Marcia for keeping these supercharged students productive. This has been a successful Service Leadership Program. They conducted meetings and helped each other while teaming up for activities. It’s been a learning experience for everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
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Final Builders Club meeting for the school year. The main agenda for the session (besides pizza and cake) was to receive their certificates with community service hours. They also gave feedback on the activities and ideas for next year.
We captured Dr Weeldreyer and a couple Key Club members to participate along with several parents. Toni, Matt and I were encouraged by our future leaders by how they collaboratively worked together all year. It was a pleasure and made our jobs easy. And, thanks to Ms Beck for her energetic manner in keeping school communications spot on.
Looking forward to gaining membership from McDowell Mountain Elementary next year. Believe they will have some great ideas to keep things interesting. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wheel to wheel competition came thru Fountain Hills for a very brief visit along their way back to the start/finish of the Tour de Scottsdale.
This was the metric Century route, and we were at approximately the 40 mile point. The lead pack didn't even slow down, but after that it felt like all of the 1516 finishers made a pit stop!
The volunteers were up to the challenge and the Builders Club was excited just to hold the bikes for a few seconds. A needed refueling before the challenge of climbing Palisades on the way to Shea.
Kudos from the race organizers to Paul and the town for super support! ... See MoreSee Less
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