What’s a Halloween parade without a gigantic pumpkin?
Leesburg has had an annual Halloween parade since 1957, and since at least 1964 the Leesburg Kiwanis club has single-handedly organized and sponsored it. 2021 will be its 65th anniversary.
Part of our Kiwanis family.
Come out on Sunday, October 31, 2021, in costume if you like, to watch the traditional evening parade down King Street. Planning is underway. Full details are on our dedicated 2021 parade page.
This Hispanic group’s Dia de los Muertos-themed float won Best Float in 2018.
White House Ornaments Going On Sale Our biggest fundraiser of the year is about to begin. Get your 2022 White House Christmas ornaments from us--all proceeds go to service to the community serving children from pre-schoolers through high school students. You'll be hard-pressed to beat our $20 per ornament price, and we deliver free in Loudoun County in late October-early November, in time for the holidays. To order send your name, quantity, and address to leesburgkiwanis@gmail.com. ... See MoreSee Less
Parker's Progress Our club is fortunate to be able to help Parker deal with his complex medical issues. We purchased a balance board and therapy benches, and are helping with his speech, music, and riding therapy--here are a couple photos. His mom said she can see a difference in Parker! Just another example of Kiwanis serving children. ... See MoreSee Less
Thanks for your patience while we addressed the voting situation for the Legacy of Play contest. We've reset the voting, and it's now open for you, your club members and your community to vote. Any votes cast before September 22 will need to be cast again.
Remember, you can vote once every 24 hours, and we've extended the voting period until noon EDT on October 4. Vote now at play.kiwanis.org. ... See MoreSee Less
Students in Ontario will have access to computers to help with homework and group projects thanks to donations from the Kiwanis Club of Kingston and Staples, an office supply store. Chromebooks will be given to students, providing access to information online. #KidsNeedKiwanis... See MoreSee Less
Leesburg Halloween Parade
Register now to be in the parade. Check out our post Halloween recap page for highlights of our 2020 club Halloween activities.
Halloween and Kiwanis Go Together in Leesburg
Leesburg has had an annual Halloween parade since 1957, and since at least 1964 the Leesburg Kiwanis club has single-handedly organized and sponsored it. 2021 will be its 65th anniversary.
Come out on Sunday, October 31, 2021, in costume if you like, to watch the traditional evening parade down King Street. Planning is underway. Full details are on our dedicated 2021 parade page.
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White House Ornaments Going On Sale
Our biggest fundraiser of the year is about to begin. Get your 2022 White House Christmas ornaments from us--all proceeds go to service to the community serving children from pre-schoolers through high school students. You'll be hard-pressed to beat our $20 per ornament price, and we deliver free in Loudoun County in late October-early November, in time for the holidays. To order send your name, quantity, and address to leesburgkiwanis@gmail.com. ... See MoreSee Less
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Parker's Progress
Our club is fortunate to be able to help Parker deal with his complex medical issues. We purchased a balance board and therapy benches, and are helping with his speech, music, and riding therapy--here are a couple photos. His mom said she can see a difference in Parker! Just another example of Kiwanis serving children. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for your patience while we addressed the voting situation for the Legacy of Play contest. We've reset the voting, and it's now open for you, your club members and your community to vote. Any votes cast before September 22 will need to be cast again.
Remember, you can vote once every 24 hours, and we've extended the voting period until noon EDT on October 4. Vote now at play.kiwanis.org. ... See MoreSee Less
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Students in Ontario will have access to computers to help with homework and group projects thanks to donations from the Kiwanis Club of Kingston and Staples, an office supply store. Chromebooks will be given to students, providing access to information online. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
Staples and Kiwanis partner to provide Chromebooks for area schools
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(Kingston, Ontario) Monetary donations are being accepted at both Staples locations until Sept. 19 for this program.Comment on Facebook