Kiwanis club of Tri-Cities: Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Ferrysburg, Michigan
Chartered in 2004
Aktion Club
Aktion Clubs are Kiwanis-sponsored service clubs for adults with special abilities, with more than 12,000 members worldwide. Members take on leadership roles, get involved in their communities and make a difference in people’s lives.
Meetings: Every Thursday, 4 to 5pm. For more information, contact Amy at 616-644-5715 or [email protected]. Meetings are often at the Momentum Center; Thursdays in May we will most likely be found at the Community Garden behind the Salvation Army. June through August, look for us on Thursday evenings at Mill Point Park, selling concessions for the Spring Lake Heritage Festival concerts.
We’re building Kids Birthday Party Kits for Love In Action. We take monetary donations or donations of the items listed below, email [email protected] to arrange pick up. Please do not leave donations at the Momentum Center.
Cake mix
Frosting
Gel decorator frosting tubes
Birthday candles
Cupcake wrappers
10 each Plates, Napkins, Cups
10 each Forks, Spoons, Knives
Tablecover
“Happy Birthday” banner
Decorations or Centerpiece
Balloons
Birthday Gift Bag
Party Hats
Invitation cards
Party favors (Games, Toys, Candy)
We’re the 2024 Kiwanis International Aktion Club Single Service Project Honorees!
We’re the 2023 Kiwanis International Aktion Club Video Contest Honorable Mention Winners![View Winners List]
We’re the 2022 Kiwanis International Aktion Club Scrapbook Contest 1st Place Winners![View Scrapbook]
Who joins Aktion Club?
Members of Aktion Club are people who want to serve and improve their communities. They’re energetic, they’re dedicated—they’re adults with disabilities who are passionate about making a difference in the world. With Aktion Club, they’re discovering their heart to serve, answering their call to lead and igniting the courage it takes to build relationships. Aktion Club is uniquely built on an important principle: amazing things happen when members take the lead. [Learn more]
Aktion Club Mission: To provide adults living with disabilities an opportunity to develop initiative, leadership skills and to serve their communities.
Core Values:
Character Building: The ability to do the right thing, even when it might be the unpopular choice
Leadership: The ability to listen, communicate, serve and guide others
Inclusiveness: Accepting and welcoming differences in other people
Caring: The act of being concerned about or interested in other people or situations
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.
The Careerline Tech Center Student Job Board is now live! This free service connects students with local job opportunities tailored just for you.
Create a pathway for students to connect with employers offering opportunities in project-based learning, business development, and service leadership. These experiences will provide advanced learning through on-the-job training while supporting local businesses in their daily operations, helping them thrive year-round.
Please note: Ottawa Area ISD and Careerline Tech Center are not responsible for safety, wages, or working conditions for off-campus jobs. All arrangements are made directly between students and employers, so make sure to verify qualifications and credentials for the best fit!
✨ Filter job listings by city, full-time or part-time status, and CTC program. Don’t forget to click "Show Details" for more information on each job and the application process. Check back often for new updates!
Aktion Club
Aktion Clubs are Kiwanis-sponsored service clubs for adults with special abilities, with more than 12,000 members worldwide. Members take on leadership roles, get involved in their communities and make a difference in people’s lives.
Meetings: Every Thursday, 4 to 5pm. For more information, contact Amy at 616-644-5715 or [email protected]. Meetings are often at the Momentum Center; Thursdays in May we will most likely be found at the Community Garden behind the Salvation Army. June through August, look for us on Thursday evenings at Mill Point Park, selling concessions for the Spring Lake Heritage Festival concerts.
We’re building Kids Birthday Party Kits for Love In Action. We take monetary donations or donations of the items listed below, email [email protected] to arrange pick up. Please do not leave donations at the Momentum Center.
We’re the 2024 Kiwanis International Aktion Club Single Service Project Honorees!
We’re the 2023 Kiwanis International Aktion Club Video Contest Honorable Mention Winners! [View Winners List]
We’re the 2022 Kiwanis International Aktion Club Scrapbook Contest 1st Place Winners! [View Scrapbook]
Who joins Aktion Club?
Members of Aktion Club are people who want to serve and improve their communities. They’re energetic, they’re dedicated—they’re adults with disabilities who are passionate about making a difference in the world. With Aktion Club, they’re discovering their heart to serve, answering their call to lead and igniting the courage it takes to build relationships. Aktion Club is uniquely built on an important principle: amazing things happen when members take the lead. [Learn more]
Aktion Club Mission: To provide adults living with disabilities an opportunity to develop initiative, leadership skills and to serve their communities.
Core Values:
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.
Aktion Club Week is March 4-8, 2024
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The Careerline Tech Center Student Job Board is now live! This free service connects students with local job opportunities tailored just for you.
Create a pathway for students to connect with employers offering opportunities in project-based learning, business development, and service leadership. These experiences will provide advanced learning through on-the-job training while supporting local businesses in their daily operations, helping them thrive year-round.
Please note: Ottawa Area ISD and Careerline Tech Center are not responsible for safety, wages, or working conditions for off-campus jobs. All arrangements are made directly between students and employers, so make sure to verify qualifications and credentials for the best fit!
✨ Filter job listings by city, full-time or part-time status, and CTC program. Don’t forget to click "Show Details" for more information on each job and the application process. Check back often for new updates!
📣 Employers interested in posting a job can reach out to the CTC Work-Based Learning Department for the posting password. Once you have it, click here to post your position(s): www.careerlinetech.org/college-career-services/student-job-board
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