The Walnut Valley Kiwanis is pleased to have a speaker (program) that shares various topics with the Club at their weekly meetings. Come hear what they have to say.
We meet at: Millie's Restaurant, 21627 Valley Blvd., Walnut, CA 91789 (the northeast corner of Valley & Grand) -- every Friday at 7 a.m.Events
September 23 -- Club Installation of Officers -- Breakfast
October 15, 2011 -- See our Poker Tournament page (look left) for our next Poker Tournament
We want you to schedule your time to be there (or see what we've been up to):
January 15: Diamond Bar Winter Fest. We have supported this event every year, and continue to cook fine food.This year we cooked Mexican-style corn on the cob,assisted by our Diamond Bar HS KeyClub. In addition to a community event,this is also one of our fundraisers. Unlike many other food booths, we charge a consumer-appealing price for our food & drink, bringing more people around to appreciate Kiwanis.
March 5: Kiwanis "Garage" Sale. Saturday, 7 am to 12 noon in the parking lot in fornt of ReMax Realty 100 on Golden Springs Dr., next to LA Fitness.
March 10: Support our Troops. We are joining with the rest of Kiwanis Division 35 (San Gabriel Valley) to pack at least 200 boxes of personal items to be shipped to our service-men & -women in Iraq. Again, with the assistance of our Key Clubs, we intend to finish packing all 200 boxes in one short event.
April 1 & 2: Mt. SAC Youth Days. Since the 1960s Walnut Valley Kiwanis has supported Mt. SAC & the (now) LA84 Foundation in having almost-free track & field competitions between grade schools and other organizations from grades 3 to 8. Some 6,500 kids are anticipated as competitors every year. Volunteers are always needed.
April 16: Diamond Bar Birthday Party -- we are one of the food vendors in Pantera Park.
March 10: Support our Troops. We are joining with the rest of Kiwanis Division 35 (San Gabriel Valley) to pack at least 200 boxes of personal items to be shipped to our service-men & -women in Iraq. Again, with the assistance of our Key Clubs, we intend to finish packing all 200 boxes in one short event.
April 1 & 2: Mt. SAC Youth Days. Since the 1960s Walnut Valley Kiwanis has supported Mt. SAC & the (now) LA84 Foundation in having almost-free track & field competitions between grade schools and other organizations from grades 3 to 8. Some 6,500 kids are anticipated as competitors every year. Volunteers are always needed.
April 16: Diamond Bar Birthday Party -- we are one of the food vendors in Pantera Park.
April 30: Donate Life/Legacy One Walk/Run. Annual celebration of both those who have donated their organs, and those who have benefited by those donations.
May 9, 2011: Our Annual Golf Tournament. Held in conjunction with the Walnut/Diamond Bar Sheriffs Boosters Club at the Via Verde Country Club. (Check the tab on the left.)
May 12: 43rd Annual Chapman Awards. Since the 1960s, we have hosted and presented these awards. The graduating high school classes of both Walnut Valley Unified and Rowland Unified School Districts have enjoyed receiving plaques of recognition for their 90-100 school-chosen students who have excelled in their academic careers. In recent years, we have added Diamond Ranch HS of the Pomona Unified School District. We also award a scholarship to a graduate from each of the high schools. An additional scholarship goes to one of the Key Club members whose Clubs we sponsor in the Walnut, Diamond Bar and John A. Rowland High Schools. Separately, we award plaques of recognition to 4 students from each of 7 middle schools serving the area.
June 4: Texas Hold 'Em Poker Tournament See our Poker Tournament tab (on the left of this page)
June 11-12: Diamond Bar Relay for Life & June 25-26: Walnut Relay for Life. Each year we support these event in celebration of finding a Cure for Cancer & Celebration of Survivors.
July 27: Serving food at the Diamond Bar Concerts In the Park at Sycamore Park on Golden Springs Blvd.
Dec. 19, 2010: The whole week was focused on completing our mission of Feeding the Needy Families of our service area (and beyond). Our Key Clubs and our Circle K made the difference in our ability to distribute to over 100 families holiday food -- a frozen turkey, fresh vegetables and fruit, and at least 2 boxes of canned food (collected by our Walnut H.S. Key Club). The tears in some of these families' eyes is enough to let you know you have done the right thing. In addition, Key Club members, Circle K members and Kiwanis Club members helped that week at Isaiah's Rock, where, on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2010, 1,600+ families were given food for their Christmas tables, as well as gender- and age-specific toys to let their kids have something under the tree. Another 2,400 families received food only.
May 9, 2011: Our Annual Golf Tournament. Held in conjunction with the Walnut/Diamond Bar Sheriffs Boosters Club at the Via Verde Country Club. (Check the tab on the left.)
May 12: 43rd Annual Chapman Awards. Since the 1960s, we have hosted and presented these awards. The graduating high school classes of both Walnut Valley Unified and Rowland Unified School Districts have enjoyed receiving plaques of recognition for their 90-100 school-chosen students who have excelled in their academic careers. In recent years, we have added Diamond Ranch HS of the Pomona Unified School District. We also award a scholarship to a graduate from each of the high schools. An additional scholarship goes to one of the Key Club members whose Clubs we sponsor in the Walnut, Diamond Bar and John A. Rowland High Schools. Separately, we award plaques of recognition to 4 students from each of 7 middle schools serving the area.
June 4: Texas Hold 'Em Poker Tournament See our Poker Tournament tab (on the left of this page)
June 11-12: Diamond Bar Relay for Life & June 25-26: Walnut Relay for Life. Each year we support these event in celebration of finding a Cure for Cancer & Celebration of Survivors.
July 27: Serving food at the Diamond Bar Concerts In the Park at Sycamore Park on Golden Springs Blvd.
Dec. 19, 2010: The whole week was focused on completing our mission of Feeding the Needy Families of our service area (and beyond). Our Key Clubs and our Circle K made the difference in our ability to distribute to over 100 families holiday food -- a frozen turkey, fresh vegetables and fruit, and at least 2 boxes of canned food (collected by our Walnut H.S. Key Club). The tears in some of these families' eyes is enough to let you know you have done the right thing. In addition, Key Club members, Circle K members and Kiwanis Club members helped that week at Isaiah's Rock, where, on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2010, 1,600+ families were given food for their Christmas tables, as well as gender- and age-specific toys to let their kids have something under the tree. Another 2,400 families received food only.