Sign-up Sheets / Volunteer Opportunities

Hello Friends!

This is where Kiwanis members can sign up for our activities and volunteer opportunities.

Volunteers help create a welcoming atmosphere by greeting members as they arrive and offering the invocation at the start of each weekly meeting.


Volunteers are needed each month to help prepare for meetings by arranging delivered food, setting out plates, utensils, and water, and ensuring the serving area is ready for attendees. After the meeting, volunteers assist with distributing leftover food and cleaning up the serving area.


Volunteer meal drivers deliver hot meals to individuals who are homebound or unable to prepare food for themselves due to age, disability, or recovery from a recent hospitalization. Their service helps ensure recipients receive nutritious meals and regular wellness checks.


Volunteer facilitators support groups that volunteer to package meals for HHAH. They keep packing-line supplies stocked, provide instructions to volunteers, and oversee quality control to ensure meals are packaged accurately and efficiently.


Each year, our Kiwanis Club volunteers as bell ringers for the Salvation Army’s annual fundraising campaign. We staff the Walmart Grocery entrance throughout the day, coinciding with our Christmas Shopping event. This year, we have selected December 5 as our day of service.

Volunteers typically sign up for one-hour shifts, although members are welcome to serve multiple shifts if they wish. We also encourage the use of the “buddy system.” Ringing with a fellow volunteer makes the experience more enjoyable and helps the time pass quickly while providing a welcoming presence for shoppers.

This annual tradition is a meaningful way for our club to support the Salvation Army and help meet the needs of local families during the holiday season.


Each year, our Kiwanis Club partners with the Salvation Army and Hastings Walmart to provide a special Christmas shopping experience for children selected by the Salvation Army. Walmart graciously hosts the event, providing refreshments and other supplies to support the shoppers.

The children are given the opportunity to shop for Christmas gifts for their immediate family members. Once the shopping is complete, participants and volunteers gather at the Salvation Army to wrap the gifts in preparation for the holiday season.

This event is made possible through the support of many community volunteers, including members of the HHS Key Club, Hastings Ford, and the Mary Lanning Healthcare ITS Department, who help make the day memorable for the children and their families.


Each year, our Kiwanis Club hosts a youth bowling tournament for children ages 6-10 during their holiday school break. Pastime Lanes generously hosts the event, where participants bowl two games within their age divisions. Scores are totaled, and the top five bowlers in each age group receive trophies.

Every child leaves with a treat and a prize, making it a fun and rewarding experience for all participants.

Members of the HHS Key Club also play an important role in the event. They assist with bowler check-in and help keep participants organized on the lanes throughout the tournament.


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