Priority #1 - Young Children

 Mission Statement

The Kiwanis Club of Midland is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of our community with an emphasis on young children.

We provide "hands-on" and financial support while providing uplifting fellowship and personal growth for our members. 

Kiwanis ""Eagle of the Bay 5K Race" Fundraiser

The Kiwanis Club of Midland is a Gold Level Sponsor of the "Eagle of the Bay 5K Race" to be held at the Finn Road Park in Bay City on April 21, 2012.  The race is being organized by the Kiwanis Club of Bay City and proceeds from the race will be used to support the Imagination Library and youth programs / scholarships in the Great Lakes Bay Region.  The Imagination Library Program is an early literacy program that provides free, age-appropriate books each month to children ages birth through five across the Great Lakes Bay region.  The Midland Kiwanis Club has been a long time supporter of the program in Midland County.

To obtain more information regarding the race including how to become a Sponsor and how to register for the race, please click here. 

Midland Kiwanis Happenings

Midland Kiwanis Club sponsors Sanford Senior Center Christmas Party.  For more information, click here.

Kiwanis Club of Midland has Christmas Party for 1st Grade Students at Carpenter Elementary School.  To learn more, click here.

Midland Kiwanis Club Inducts Officers and Directors for 2011-2012.  For more information, click here.

Kiwanis Club of Midland Welcomes 5 New Members.  To learn more, click here.

Midland Kiwanis Club receives "Thank You" for support of Midland County 4H Small Animal Auction at the Midland County Fair.  For more information, click here.

Midland Kiwanis Club members participate in the Michigan District Kiwanis Convention.  To learn more, click here.

Midland Kiwanis Club sponsors 2011 Kiwanis Night at the Loons.  For more information, click here.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to the Kiwanis Club of Midland!  For 90 years, the Club has made Midland a better place to live.  For more details, click here to view a July 14, 2011 article from the Midland Daily News.