Club meeting (noon): Sandy Huber Memorial Reading Fund awards
March 18, 2026
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Fraternal Order of Eagles 925, 20 N 2nd St, Grand Haven, MI 49417, USA
Meetings of the Tri-Cities Kiwanis Club are open to the public.
The Sandy Huber Memorial Reading Fund will be awarding this year’s monies for teachers at this meeting.
Central Park Place, 421 Columbus Ave, Grand Haven, MI 49417
We’re bringing the best of both worlds together - our annual Community Connections event and the April BASH - for one unforgettable evening of purpose, partnership, and connection!
Over the past twenty years, Tri-Cities Kiwanis has been involved in a long list of projects and has supported many organizations in our community. [See the list]
If your organization is interested in receiving funds or other support from Tri-Cities Kiwanis,please click here.Are you in to volunteering for good causes in your community? Join us at a meeting or event to see what we’re all about. [Learn more about membership]
The following includes past and present programs and activities.
Literacy:
Dictionary donations for third graders
Books for third grade accelerated reading programs and curriculum needs in 2015 (see photo below)
S.C.O.R.E. reading mentoring program at Lakeshore Middle School
Financial support for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
School Zone book distribution at community events
Sandy Huber Reading Improvement Fund — Distributes funds to area schools to support reading programs and curriculum, donated $11,000 in 2023.
Third graders pose with books provided by Tri-Cities Kiwanis as part of a summer reading program in 2015.
Food Banks, School Supplies and other drives:
The People Center
Love In Action
The Salvation Army
Backpack Blessings (Love In Action)
Backpacks for school supplies, Salvation Army
Student Pantry at Central High School (see photo below)
Positive Options (formerly Lakeshore Pregnancy Center, see photo below)
Holiday meals and gifts for needy families
Baby beach kits provided to the Lakeshore Pregnancy Center, now known as Positive Options.Club members pose with a portion of the 2017 Central High School food pantry donation.
Swimming Programs:
YMCA “Splash” Learn to Swim (see photo below)
Swim day at the YMCA for the Center for Women In Transition (now Resiliance)
Aquatic Fun Day for GHAPS POPS/Links students at the Spring Lake Aquatic Center (photo below)
A “splash day” for POPS students to play together at the Spring Lake Aquatic Center.Kiwanians Earl O’Brien and Melissa Heyer pose with Tri-Cities Family YMCA “Learn To Swim” students in 2015.
Healthcare:
Free Dental Day
Kiwanis International Eliminate Project, eliminating neonatal tetnus globally; TCK participated in a district-wide shoe collection fundraiser to support this international effort
Salvation Army Belling Ringing at Fortino’s (see photo below)
Lakeshore Middle School Science Olympiad
Culver’s Cares Day and Trunk or Treat
Grand Haven Indoor Trick or Treat at Central Park Place
Adopt-A-Highway on Beacon Blvd (see photo below)
Fraternal Order of Eagles Grand Haven #925 Fish Fry Dinners
Bowl for Kids’ Sake, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lakeshore
Swing sets for Habitat for Humanity families built by Covenant Life Church crew (see photo below)
Table sponsor for various galas and fundraisers (see photos below): • Resilience (formerly Center for Women in Transition) • Gracious Grounds • Tri-Cities Area Habitat for Humanity
WGHN Patio Party
Coast Guard Festival Grand Parade Street Squad, and float entries
Grand Haven Chamber Jingle Bell Parade float entries
Grand Haven Schools Foundation Art In The Yard
American Legion Boys State
Eagle Scout Project Benches
Camp Extraordinaire
PFDs for Lone Pine Camp
Tri-Cities Family YMCA
The Momentum Center For Social Engagement
No More Sidelines
Wetland Watch LEEP after school educational program
Lori’s Voice Walk for the Challenged
Sportsmen for Youth
NORA
Crop Walk
Earth Day Lakeshore Celebration
Casa de Esperanza
Tri-Cities Kiwanis presents a check for $5,000 to the Grand Haven Salvation Army, to be used for the 2011 holidays.Tri-Cities Kiwanis has adopted a stretch of US-31 through Grand Haven and completes clean-ups two or three times each year. Pictured, Kiwanians and Aktion Club members gather to head out for the clean-up on April 19, 2019.Tri-Cities Kiwanis has provided several backyard swing sets for families with young children who have gotten their home through the Tri-Cities Area Habitat for Humanity. In this photo, a Covenant Life Church crew assembles the swing in July 2018.Kiwanians represent at the “Making a Difference” luncheon for Resilience: Advocates for Ending Violence (formerly Center for Women in Transition) on December 4, 2019.Kiwanians participate in the 2019 gala for Gracious Grounds, providing independent and supported living for adults with special abilities.Kiwanians participate in the Tri-Cities Area Habitat for Humanity 30 Year Anniversary dinner on April 14, 2019.
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Kiwanis had a great meeting yesterday with our guest speakers from the wonderful program Connect Two! Thank you Jill Pyle and Dana Hammer for coming and telling us about your amazing organization!
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Tri-Cities Kiwanis presented $4,000 check to Grand Haven Bands at the 5th Grade White pines Intermediate Concert Tuesday night. Funds raised with "Books vs Badges-Hoopla" in October. Pictured L-R: Bill Swano, Rick Meads, M.J. Evink, Ellen Eich, Barb Skeels and Jayne Pofahl. ... See MoreSee Less
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What We Do
Over the past twenty years, Tri-Cities Kiwanis has been involved in a long list of projects and has supported many organizations in our community. [See the list]
If your organization is interested in receiving funds or other support from Tri-Cities Kiwanis, please click here. Are you in to volunteering for good causes in your community? Join us at a meeting or event to see what we’re all about. [Learn more about membership]
The following includes past and present programs and activities.
Literacy:
Food Banks, School Supplies and other drives:
Swimming Programs:
Healthcare:
(Now run by the Kiwanis of Michigan Foundation as the Earl O’Brien Memorial Fishing Derby)
Community Events:
Participation with Other Organizations:
• Resilience (formerly Center for Women in Transition)
• Gracious Grounds
• Tri-Cities Area Habitat for Humanity
Facebook Posts
Kiwanis had a great meeting yesterday with our guest speakers from the wonderful program Connect Two! Thank you Jill Pyle and Dana Hammer for coming and telling us about your amazing organization!
L-R: Ellen Eich, Bill Swano, Jill Pyle, and Dana Hammer ... See MoreSee Less
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Tri-Cities Kiwanis presented $4,000 check to Grand Haven Bands at the 5th Grade White pines Intermediate Concert Tuesday night. Funds raised with "Books vs Badges-Hoopla" in October. Pictured L-R: Bill Swano, Rick Meads, M.J. Evink, Ellen Eich, Barb Skeels and Jayne Pofahl. ... See MoreSee Less
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