Aktion Club

Aktion Club is the only service club worldwide for adults with different abilities, empowering members to be themselves, work together for their community, and become leaders. The Tri-Cities Aktion Club has members from Grand Haven, Spring Lake and Ferrysburg, Michigan.

SUMMER CONCERTS!
Join us at Bolt Park on Tuesdays 7pm for the WAWL Sounds of Summer:
June 16 to Aug 4 (skip Coast Guard Week July 28)
Join us Thursdays 7pm at Mill Point Park for the Spring Lake Heritage Festival Music at the Point:
June 18 to Aug 13 (skip Coast Guard Week July 30)
[click here to download our calendar]

Fall and Winter Meetings: We usually meet every Thursday from 4-5pm at the Momentum Center in Grand Haven. For more information, contact Amy at 616-644-5715 or [email protected].

Our year-round Service Project: Kids Birthday Party Kits. Donated to the Love In Action pantry for distribution to needy families, each kit contains everything needed for a birthday party with 8-10 kids. We used the Community Impact Day last May to build a year supply of kits, but we still are looking for monetary donations or cake supplies! Email [email protected] to arrange pick up. Please do not leave donations at the Momentum Center or the Eagles.
• Cake mix, including sugar free or gluten free
• Frosting
• Monetary donations

Who joins Aktion Club?

Members of Aktion Club are adults of all abilities who are energetic, dedicated and passionate about making a difference in the world. Aktion Club empowers us to discover our heart to serve, answer the call to lead and ignite courage to try new things and build relationships. But most importantly, Aktion Club empowers us to be ourselves without judgement. [Learn more]

Aktion Club Pledge:
I pledge on my honor to follow the Objects of Aktion Club.
To better my community, my country and myself.
To help those in need.
To demonstrate loyalty to our community and nation.
And to encourage others to do the same.

Objects of Aktion Club:

• To develop initiative and leadership.
• To provide experience in living and working together.
• To serve the community.
• To live in useful citizenship.
• To accept and promote Kiwanis ideals: following the Golden Rule, building better communities, and giving primacy to the human and spiritual rather than the material values of life.