For over 50 years, Kiwanis has been selling beautiful Christmas trees to residents in the surrounding area. Each year, these sales are an integral part of our fundraising efforts so that we can continue to provide the programs that are so well received.
Tricia and Robin stopped by Shelter House on Monday to drop off some of the leftover buns from the weekend. Hot dogs were delivered on Tuesday so the evening staff could cook up a meal of "dogs" for dinner. Our club is proud to support food security initiatives at Shelter House, the Salvation Army and Our Kids Count.This #ThankYouThursday is jam packed with gratitude, love & appreciation for the generosity of our community! 🧡
Dew Drop Inn Thunder Bay's incredible crew came by and cooked one of their deadly monthly feasts, philly cheese steak 🥩🧅
The awesome folx at @kiwanisclubofwestfort dropped off ooooodles of delicious ingredients to jazz up our meals! 🥞🥒
Starbucks Thunder Bay's staff celebrated the long weekend with compassion by donating some fruity beverages to be enjoyed by the folx that we serve 🍊🍋🍒
A bonus shout out to the incredible humans who dropped off cases of bottled water to last week as well as to everyone who responded to our urgent call out for socks, bowls & other Amazon Wishlist goodies! 🛒🫶
Thank YOU for making this week one filled with hope, dignity & love!
#shelteringpossibilities #communitysupportingcommunity #TogetherWeCan #HouselessNotHopeless #alittlebitofcaringgoesalongway ... See MoreSee Less
Why are Robin and Geralyn smiling? The Kiwanis Club of Westfort has sold out of Corn Dogs and Taco in a Bag at their food booth at the Hymers Fall. You can still rush over get some delicious Italian sausage, corn on the cob or French fries. ... See MoreSee Less
Better hurry over to the Kiwanis Club of Westfort food booth at the Hymers Fall Fair. The last batch of corn dogs is heading into the deep fryer. ... See MoreSee Less
Christmas Tree Sales
For over 50 years, Kiwanis has been selling beautiful Christmas trees to residents in the surrounding area. Each year, these sales are an integral part of our fundraising efforts so that we can continue to provide the programs that are so well received.
Kiwanis Club of Westfort-Thunder Bay
Serving the Children of the World, A local non-profit organization committed to helping under privileged children in Thunder Bay, Ontario and area
Tricia and Robin stopped by Shelter House on Monday to drop off some of the leftover buns from the weekend. Hot dogs were delivered on Tuesday so the evening staff could cook up a meal of "dogs" for dinner. Our club is proud to support food security initiatives at Shelter House, the Salvation Army and Our Kids Count.This #ThankYouThursday is jam packed with gratitude, love & appreciation for the generosity of our community! 🧡
Dew Drop Inn Thunder Bay's incredible crew came by and cooked one of their deadly monthly feasts, philly cheese steak 🥩🧅
The awesome folx at @kiwanisclubofwestfort dropped off ooooodles of delicious ingredients to jazz up our meals! 🥞🥒
Starbucks Thunder Bay's staff celebrated the long weekend with compassion by donating some fruity beverages to be enjoyed by the folx that we serve 🍊🍋🍒
A bonus shout out to the incredible humans who dropped off cases of bottled water to last week as well as to everyone who responded to our urgent call out for socks, bowls & other Amazon Wishlist goodies! 🛒🫶
Thank YOU for making this week one filled with hope, dignity & love!
#shelteringpossibilities #communitysupportingcommunity #TogetherWeCan #HouselessNotHopeless #alittlebitofcaringgoesalongway ... See MoreSee Less
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Why are Robin and Geralyn smiling? The Kiwanis Club of Westfort has sold out of Corn Dogs and Taco in a Bag at their food booth at the Hymers Fall. You can still rush over get some delicious Italian sausage, corn on the cob or French fries. ... See MoreSee Less
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Better hurry over to the Kiwanis Club of Westfort food booth at the Hymers Fall Fair. The last batch of corn dogs is heading into the deep fryer. ... See MoreSee Less
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