The Kiwanis Club of Norfolk is a great place to improve your involvement in our community while having fun and meeting new people. To become a member of the Kiwanis Club of Norfolk, please follow our guidelines below:
Step 1: Attend club meetings (in-person or virtual)
Before you decide if our club is for you, it is best for you to attend a few events which can include service projects, meetings, or socials. This will give you the opportunity to learn more about the club and meet our members. Check out our club’s calendar and e-mail our Membership Director at [email protected] to give us a heads-up if you plan to attend an event.
Step 2: Fill out our membership application form and pay club dues
After you have attended a few events, you are eligible to apply for membership to the club and pay dues for the current year. Our year runs October 1 – September 30 and our dues schedule is explained under frequently asked questions (see below). Complete your application online today!
Step 3: Be assigned a member sponsor and get inducted
Each new member will be assigned a member sponsor. Your sponsor is usually someone you have met at a club event you have attended and who will help educate you on all the various programs, conferences, organization’s background, and benefits of Kiwanis to ensure you get the most out of your membership. New member inductions are very casual and are held as needed based on new memberships.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
How often do I have to attend a club meeting? We wish all our members would attend all our meetings, but there is no actual requirement. We meet on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Thursday of each month at 12noon, for lunch along with a club meeting. On the 4th Thursday of the month, there is a board meeting for the officers and the members of the board.
What are the dues to be a member of Kiwanis Club of Norfolk?
Regular Member
$720/year or $180/quarter (discount available for annual or semi-annual pre-pay)
Senior Member
$400/year or $100/quarter
10 years membership in good standing
Age 55 or over- entitled to all privileges of the club and includes 2 lunches per quarter (other meals billed to account)
Young Professional
$400/year or $100/quarter
Age 40 and under, entitled to all privileges of the club and includes all lunches
Satellite
$240/year or $60/quarter
No age restriction, meant principally for members, who, because of extenuating circumstances (work schedule, family commitments, financial) are unable to regularly attend our club meetings but are committed to club service projects. Includes 1 lunch meeting per quarter- other meals billed to account. (Entitled to all privileges of the club.)
If you have any questions or need more information about how to join the club, please contact [email protected].
Robert A “Bob” Crum Jr. Executive Director,Hampton Roads Planning District Commission, gave us a wonderful update last Thursday at our Kiwanis meeting. One of our charities, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Norfolk VA, received their check from us, and Neil Rose, reported to us on the Kiwanis Club of Norfolk Foundation. Doug tells us the plan for selling the rest of the peanuts. The plan means Buy Peanuts, ha! #norfolkva#hamptonroads#Charities... See MoreSee Less
What a great presentation, and so relevant for Kiwanis Club of Norfolk, this week! Thank you Mel Price is Principal and co-founder of Work Program Architects and Chuck McPhillips is Founder and Chairman of Next Step to Success.
The Norfolk-based “Next Step to Success” program revealed that they would be purchasing the former DePaul Hospital property that sits off Kingsley Lane in the Riverpoint area of the city and turning it into the “St. Vincent de Paul House.”
“The Hospital of St. Vincent dePaul,” was the name when the first medical facility opened up on the site in 1856.
The new development will include “learning houses,” a gymnasium, a dining hall, gardens and a regulation-size soccer field, all to serve 300 students as part of Next Step’s afterschool and summer “experiential learning” programs, according to a release. Program leadership said they hope to have the campus up and running in two years as their goal is lofty: cut the poverty rate in Norfolk by one-half within a generation.
Thank you Bob Rose for the content above from our club newsletter.
Our meeting this week will be another great one! Be sure to register Kiwanians and think about a guest you can bring along.
Get Involved
The Kiwanis Club of Norfolk is a great place to improve your involvement in our community while having fun and meeting new people. To become a member of the Kiwanis Club of Norfolk, please follow our guidelines below:
Step 1: Attend club meetings (in-person or virtual)
Before you decide if our club is for you, it is best for you to attend a few events which can include service projects, meetings, or socials. This will give you the opportunity to learn more about the club and meet our members. Check out our club’s calendar and e-mail our Membership Director at [email protected] to give us a heads-up if you plan to attend an event.
Step 2: Fill out our membership application form and pay club dues
After you have attended a few events, you are eligible to apply for membership to the club and pay dues for the current year. Our year runs October 1 – September 30 and our dues schedule is explained under frequently asked questions (see below). Complete your application online today!
Step 3: Be assigned a member sponsor and get inducted
Each new member will be assigned a member sponsor. Your sponsor is usually someone you have met at a club event you have attended and who will help educate you on all the various programs, conferences, organization’s background, and benefits of Kiwanis to ensure you get the most out of your membership. New member inductions are very casual and are held as needed based on new memberships.
More Information
Frequently Asked Questions:
How often do I have to attend a club meeting? We wish all our members would attend all our meetings, but there is no actual requirement. We meet on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Thursday of each month at 12noon, for lunch along with a club meeting. On the 4th Thursday of the month, there is a board meeting for the officers and the members of the board.
What are the dues to be a member of Kiwanis Club of Norfolk?
Regular Member
Senior Member
Young Professional
Satellite
If you have any questions or need more information about how to join the club, please contact [email protected].
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Robert A “Bob” Crum Jr. Executive Director,Hampton Roads Planning District Commission, gave us a wonderful update last Thursday at our Kiwanis meeting. One of our charities, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Norfolk VA, received their check from us, and Neil Rose, reported to us on the Kiwanis Club of Norfolk Foundation. Doug tells us the plan for selling the rest of the peanuts. The plan means Buy Peanuts, ha!
#norfolkva #hamptonroads #Charities ... See MoreSee Less
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What a great presentation, and so relevant for Kiwanis Club of Norfolk, this week! Thank you Mel Price is Principal and co-founder of Work Program Architects and Chuck McPhillips is Founder and
Chairman of Next Step to Success.
The Norfolk-based “Next Step to Success” program revealed that they would be purchasing the former
DePaul Hospital property that sits off Kingsley Lane in the Riverpoint area of the city and turning it into
the “St. Vincent de Paul House.”
“The Hospital of St. Vincent dePaul,” was the name when the first medical facility opened up on the site in
1856.
The new development will include “learning houses,” a gymnasium, a dining hall, gardens and a regulation-size soccer field, all to serve 300 students as part of Next Step’s afterschool and summer “experiential learning” programs, according to a release. Program leadership said they hope to have the campus up and running in two years as their goal is lofty:
cut the poverty rate in Norfolk by one-half within a generation.
Thank you Bob Rose for the content above from our club newsletter.
Our meeting this week will be another great one! Be sure to register Kiwanians and think about a guest you can bring along.
#givingback #kiwanisinternational #norfolkva ... See MoreSee Less
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