Friday the 13th turned out to be a day of good fortune at the Sisters Kiwanis Club Food Bank. OnPoint Community Credit Union representatives Steve Wymer and Rocky Johnson were in town to present a check for $10,000 to support the Food Bank. Read more at the Nugget News
Roger Johnson, outgoing President recognizes Sue Wills, spouse of incoming President Doug Wills Saturday night, Sept 28th 2019 as the Sisters Kiwanis Spouse of the year for her constant and lasting presence and work at the Kiwanis Food Bank. (photo by: Jeff O.)
Sisters resident Karly Lusby has a mission — and with support from the Kiwanis Career Opportunity Grant (COG), she hopes to make it a reality soon. Lusby’s goal is to develop a certification program in Central Oregon for teaching English as a second language (TESL). In research that led her to ask for COG assistance, …
Nina Walz was the most recent recipient of a Career Opportunity Fund grant. She currently works in the food service industry and retail, but due to medical issues she needs to pursue another career avenue. She has chosen to pursue a degree toward becoming an Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor. This will involve both in-class and online …
Come visit us in our trailer in the Ray’s Food Store parking lot in Sisters. We have all the chocolate you need for your holiday celebrations and gifts. We are open daily until New Year’s from noon – 5 PM. All proceeds support the local community thru our club programs.
The Sisters Kiwanis coffers were enriched at last week’s meeting when Hayden Homes Vice President of Community Engagement Deborah Flagan presented a check for $10,000 to Kiwanis for their Christmas Food Program. Click here to read more
The Sisters Kiwanis Food Bank provides a vital service to many families in Sisters – families who are struggling to get by in a high-cost town; families who need help getting through a crisis; families who don’t have a home. Now the Food Bank needs Sisters’ help to continue fulfilling its mission. Click here to continue reading …
Earl Schroeder joined Kiwanis more than 50 years ago and never slowed down. He also received the coveted Tablet of Honor at Saturday’s Installation and Awards Ceremony
Audrey Tehan of Seed to Table was awarded $4ooo to learn new state-of-the-art garden techniques. The presentation was made by Barb Bott.
Attention Cowboys and Cowgirls! Join Sisters Kiwanis Club for their 36th annual Buckaroo Breakfast at the Sisters Rodeo grounds on Sunday morning June 10th. All proceeds go to charity so you can support a great cause while enjoying an excellent meal.