Meetings
Club Meetings – We meet each Tuesday (except for the week of the Evening meeting) at the Le Bateau Ivre for lunch from 12:15 p.m. to 1 p.m. followed by a speaker/program from 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. If you cannot make our meetings, email us to talk about serving!
Evening Meetings – Each 2nd Thursday, we meet at Brennan's Restaurant for dinner from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. There is time for announcements, food, and socializing.
Interclub Meetings – Member also have the opportunity to visit other Kiwanis Clubs! They're fun, and you get to meet many other Kiwanians all over the world! A group of four makes an interclub! We are in the habit of winning the Division Interclub activity award each year.
Evening Meetings – Each 2nd Thursday, we meet at Brennan's Restaurant for dinner from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. There is time for announcements, food, and socializing.
Interclub Meetings – Member also have the opportunity to visit other Kiwanis Clubs! They're fun, and you get to meet many other Kiwanians all over the world! A group of four makes an interclub! We are in the habit of winning the Division Interclub activity award each year.
Projects
Service– Our Club’s focus is to serve the community, particularly its youth. We sponsor clubs for students of UC Berkeley (Circle K), as well as Berkeley and Oakland Tech High Schools (Key Clubs). We also donate to worthy causes. Members participate in service projects and fund-raising activities to provide funding for these projects and services. Through our public charity, The Kiwanis Club of Berkeley Foundation [(501(c)(3)], we award scholastic scholarships (~$40K per year) to graduating seniors from Berkeley, Albany and El Cerrito High Schools, and also summer camp music scholarships (~$1500 total per year).
Fundraising– Operating costs of the Club are covered through dues, fines and Happy/Sad Dollars (Administrative Budget). All funds raised from the public (net of direct project expenses) are returned to the community through projects and donations (Service Budget).
Fundraising– Operating costs of the Club are covered through dues, fines and Happy/Sad Dollars (Administrative Budget). All funds raised from the public (net of direct project expenses) are returned to the community through projects and donations (Service Budget).
Membership
Steps to becoming a member:
- Attend- Join us for a meeting or service project!
- Fill out an application- Get a Kiwanian Sponsor and submit your application
- Dues- Membership dues are paid semi-annually in April and October
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