The Kiwanis Club of Pullman is dedicated to changing the world for the better, one child and one community at a time. We organize a number of service projects in the Pullman, Washington area.
We are the oldest and largest service club in the greater Pullman area. Founded on March 27, 1922, the club today has about 75 members. Kiwanis International, founded in 1915, is a global service organization of adults and youth in 90 nations.
ALERT – CLUB MEETINGS: Starting Thursday, June 3, 2021, Kiwanis meetings will be hybrid. Up to 18 members can meet in person at Zeppoz, ordering lunch from the menu. Joining by Zoom will still be available with codes in the weekly enewsletter. Look forward to seeing you! Please contact us if you’d like to join the Zoom program.
Learn more about our programs.
We meet at noon on Thursdays. Guests and new members
are always welcome!
>>> In typical times:
We had all been gathering at Zeppoz, 780 Bishop Boulevard, Pullman.
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We organize or participate in many projects and fundraisers to serve the Pullman community and support our local youth. We welcome donations to help support service projects!
Some of our service projects
- Stuff the Bus – K-12 school supplies drive
- “Gently Used” Musical Instruments Drive to increase youth music opportunities
- Pancake Breakfast & Music Fest
- Mary’s Park – Playground equipment for a new ADA accessible park
- Students of the Month – for 6th, 7th and 8th graders at Pullman’s Lincoln Middle School – see our Facebook page for the latest awardees
- Performing Arts Prize – for high school seniors
- Community Service Recognition Award
- Pullman Egg Hunt with Pullman Parks and Recreation
- Stream clean-up
- Support the Pullman Child Welfare Food Bank and the Pullman Schools Pantry Program
- WSU football & basketball parking fundraiser
- WSU Pullman Scholarship
- Pullman Walk of Fame
We support the ELIMINATE project to eliminate neonatal/maternal tetanus around the world.
Youth and College Clubs
- K-Kids at Sunnyside Elementary School
- Builders Club at Lincoln Middle School
- Key Club at Pullman High School
- CKI (Circle K) at Washington State University