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. 2020 will be its 64th anniversary.
Part of our Kiwanis family.
Come out on Saturday, October 31, in costume if you like, to watch a modified parade. Instead of the traditional evening parade down King Street this year’s parade is coming to you on the streets of Leesburg neighborhoods. There will be two parades, one in the morning and another in the afternoon so Kiwanis can take the parade come to your homes.
Planning is underway so watch this space beginning in September 2021 for additional details as they become available.
This Hispanic group’s Dia de los Muertos-themed float won Best Float in 2018.
4 members braved cold and rainy weather to hand out Hershey's chocolate hearts and kisses to clients at the pantry's free lunch program on February 12-14. We put smiles on the faces of several hundred grateful people, from young children to the elderly, with a sweet treat to celebrate the holiday. ... See MoreSee Less
The club will give away gently used books at Leesburg's Ampersand Pantry's 338 East Market St location on National Reading Across America Day--Tuesday, March 2nd, 11:30 am-12:30 pm, Dr Seuss' birthday!
In Jamaica, the Kiwanis Club of Young Professionals St. Catherine, assisted by clubs in Sunshine City and South St. Catherine, provided back-to-school items for more than 200 children in Spanish Town. Students received books, pens and pencils, water bottles, lunch bags, masks and thumb drives. #KidsNeedKiwanis... See MoreSee Less
The Kiwanis Club of Young Professionals St Catherine (KCYPSC) of Division 23 West hosted its inaugural Signature Project in the form of a Back-to-School Project on S
Leesburg Halloween 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. 2020 will be its 64th anniversary.
Come out on Saturday, October 31, in costume if you like, to watch a modified parade. Instead of the traditional evening parade down King Street this year’s parade is coming to you on the streets of Leesburg neighborhoods. There will be two parades, one in the morning and another in the afternoon so Kiwanis can take the parade come to your homes.
Planning is underway so watch this space beginning in September 2021 for additional details as they become available.
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Leesburg Kiwanis
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Valentine's Day at Ampersand Pantry
4 members braved cold and rainy weather to hand out Hershey's chocolate hearts and kisses to clients at the pantry's free lunch program on February 12-14. We put smiles on the faces of several hundred grateful people, from young children to the elderly, with a sweet treat to celebrate the holiday. ... See MoreSee Less
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Children's Book Giveaway in Leesburg March 2nd
The club will give away gently used books at Leesburg's Ampersand Pantry's 338 East Market St location on National Reading Across America Day--Tuesday, March 2nd, 11:30 am-12:30 pm, Dr Seuss' birthday!
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In Jamaica, the Kiwanis Club of Young Professionals St. Catherine, assisted by clubs in Sunshine City and South St. Catherine, provided back-to-school items for more than 200 children in Spanish Town. Students received books, pens and pencils, water bottles, lunch bags, masks and thumb drives. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
Kiwanians host signature back-to-school project in Spanish Town
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wonderful work..keep going