The Kiwanis Club of Mercury 64 is a group of community-minded citizens dedicated to making their communities a better place with an emphasis on working with youth while having fun.
Making a Difference in our Communities
Kiwanis helps our communities in countless ways to fulfill the needs of our society. By working together, our members achieve what one person cannot accomplish alone. Our main focus is working with youths to maximize their potential. When you give a child the chance to learn, experience, dream, grow, succeed and thrive, great things happen.
Our Worldwide Presence – Kiwanis International
Kiwanis International was founded in 1915 in Detroit, Michigan. Now in over 80 nations and with a network of service leadership programs, there are over 600,000 people working under the Kiwanis name. Our service leadership programs span from elementary school children through college students as well as adults with disabilities.
Local Network of Like-Minded Volunteers – Capital District
Kiwanis International is divided into districts which cover a large geographical area. The Kiwanis Club of Mercury 64 is a part of the Capital District which includes 185 Kiwanis clubs in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia. On a more local basis, our club with 8 other clubs in Newport News and Suffolk form Division 13 of the Capital District. All members from Division 13 frequently work together on local projects such as a fishing clinic and annual Seafood Fest to raise funds for all 9 clubs.
Preparing and serving food for Youth Challenge
Helping out the Foodbank
Dedication of the CHKD Emergency Vehicle
CHKD Emergency Vehicle paid for by the Kiwanis Clubs of Southeastern Virginia
Pancake Breakfast at Applebee’s
A big thanks to Applebee’s who hosted our pancake breakfast April fund raiser. Applebee’s provided the restaurant, food and beverages, and the cooks. We provided the servers, greeters and we bussed tables. We had a great time and raised funds. Pictured in the back row are: Norb Smith, Harvey Margulies, Bill Black and Monte Correll. In front are: Bernie Friedland, Doris Margulies, Al Baker and Joan Davis. Not pictured is our newest member, Daryl Kilstrom and his wife, Zelda.
Pictured below is Secretary Al Baker with some of his family enjoying a pancake breakfast this past Saturday, October 28.
We support the annual Christmas program at the Hampton Library. Shown below, serving punch and cookies are, from left to right: Monte Correll, Audrey Correll, Joan Davis, Daryl Kilstrom, Bernie Friedland.
What We Do
The Kiwanis Club of Mercury 64 is a group of community-minded citizens dedicated to making their communities a better place with an emphasis on working with youth while having fun.
Making a Difference in our Communities
Kiwanis helps our communities in countless ways to fulfill the needs of our society. By working together, our members achieve what one person cannot accomplish alone. Our main focus is working with youths to maximize their potential. When you give a child the chance to learn, experience, dream, grow, succeed and thrive, great things happen.
Our Worldwide Presence – Kiwanis International
Kiwanis International was founded in 1915 in Detroit, Michigan. Now in over 80 nations and with a network of service leadership programs, there are over 600,000 people working under the Kiwanis name. Our service leadership programs span from elementary school children through college students as well as adults with disabilities.
Local Network of Like-Minded Volunteers – Capital District
Kiwanis International is divided into districts which cover a large geographical area. The Kiwanis Club of Mercury 64 is a part of the Capital District which includes 185 Kiwanis clubs in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia. On a more local basis, our club with 8 other clubs in Newport News and Suffolk form Division 13 of the Capital District. All members from Division 13 frequently work together on local projects such as a fishing clinic and annual Seafood Fest to raise funds for all 9 clubs.
Pancake Breakfast at Applebee’s
Pictured below is Secretary Al Baker with some of his family enjoying a pancake breakfast this past Saturday, October 28.
We support the annual Christmas program at the Hampton Library. Shown below, serving punch and cookies are, from left to right: Monte Correll, Audrey Correll, Joan Davis, Daryl Kilstrom, Bernie Friedland.
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