Kids need Kiwanis.
We're Bakersfield neighbors who fund scholarships, take kids fishing, fill Easter baskets, and back the local nonprofits that care for young people. Come have lunch with us.
Thursdays, all monthDinner on the first, lunch on the second, and guests are always welcome. Tap the map for directions.
A month with Kern Kiwanis
Every Thursday has a job. Pick a week to see the next date, who's speaking, and how to get there.
Where our time goes
Every dollar we raise and every hour we give stays in Kern County.
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Take a Kid Fishing
Every March, special needs students spend a day at Mirror Lake in Hart Park. Every child goes home with a fish. About the day
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Scholarships
Kiwanis offers scholarships that look at grit and character, not just grades. How they work
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Project Easter Basket
Baskets built from donations and delivered through local shelters and outreach programs. Help fill one
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KIWIN'S, K-Kids & Builders Club
Student service clubs we sponsor, from Bear Mountain Elementary to five local high schools. Meet the students
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Reading Oasis
A reading space for the children at Friendship House, built with Scholastic and community partners. See the plan
Helping local students take the next step, through scholarships and youth leadership.
Kiwanis offers scholarships and sponsors student service clubs, from K-Kids at Bear Mountain Elementary to KIWIN'S at five local high schools.
About the scholarshipsComing up
Meetings, service days, and fundraisers. Save any of them straight to your phone's calendar.
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Members: the club runs here now
The Member Hub gives every committee its own chat, to-do list, and file shelf, plus a club calendar anyone can add to. No extra apps or fees.
Open the Member Hub- Committee chats where any member can pop in and help
- Shared to-dos you can claim and check off
- Upload bylaws, flyers, and photos for the club
- Club Headquarters, for questions and check-ins
Help us do more for local kids
Gifts to the Kern Kiwanis Foundation fund scholarships, youth programs, and grants to Kern County nonprofits.