Kiwanis Club of Woodside Terrace A. M.


Helping kids thrive!

Woodside Terrace Kiwanis is a service organization dedicated to improving our community. By focusing on issues impacting Redwood City youth through programs such as bicycle safety, youth sports, literacy, leadership programs and scholarships, we are able to enrich their lives and invest in the next generation of community leaders.

In addition to our youth programs, we also have service projects for seniors and veterans and help with second harvest . Whenever we find a need in the community, we try to become part of the solution.

We'd love for you to come join us at one of our meetings or a service project. Please go to our Contact page and drop us a line! Someone will get back with you. 

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Our club focuses on community initiatives and children-centered projects, striving to uplift local children by fostering growth and empowerment for a brighter future.

Three of our favorite projects are Key Club (a leadership program for high school students), our annual scholarships for graduating and transferring students, and our Magical Bridge Playground Garden Club, where we help maintain the gardens surrounding this amazing playground without the aid of herbicides or pesticides. We have many other community sevice projects. We invite you to contact us for more details.
We are passionate about raising funds and donations to aid local children and families, while also offering support for higher education through various annual scholarships.

Thanks to the generousity of our supporters and donors, we have been able to give out as many as sixteen scholarships each year, send our Key Club delegates to their annual convention, collaborate with Parks & REc and Little League upgrade the Kiwanis Field in Red Morton Park, provide bicycles and bicycle helmets, along with safety training, to school children. $2000 will help pay for tuition for a graduating student, $1000 will buy 10 bicycles.  $500 will buy 50 bicycle helmets. 
Our club gathers regularly, fostering a tight-knit community while making a positive impact through our shared dedication to service and building lasting friendships.

WE meet once a month for lunch, go on excursions (e.g., visit the elephant seals or tour the airplane museum in San Carlos) and enjoy happy hours, holiday parties, and wine tasting events.

The January Freeze Coat Drive
Now until January 14th

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SAMPLE CONTENT: The holidays have passed and there are still kids in the community that need coats and warm hats, scarves and gloves. Our goal this year is to donate 700 coats in all kids sizes. Last year you all donated 237 coats! Let help keep our community kids toasty.

Ways to participate:
  • Bring new coats and slightly used children's coats to our weekly meetings
  • Drop coats off and place in the Coat Drive Donation bin at Charlie's Cuppa Joe Restaurant
  • Donate money and our volunteers will purchase additionally needed sizes
  • Purchase wishlist items through Amazon.com [provide link to club wishlist]. Items will be delivered to club contact and distributed on January 15th. 
Deadline: January 14th
We'll be delivering all collected items on January 15th so make sure to participate before January 14th.

For more information on the drive and how to get involved, contact us @ [contact email].
Fun & Fundraiser 
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Love & Hearts Valentine's Day Bash 
Valentine's Day - February 14th

SAMPLE CONTENT: Join us for an evening of dancing and fun while racing funds and awareness of the Children's Cottage and Cabinet in the downtown area...

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