Recent Activities

Kiwanis Program

Kiwanis of Clemmons meets every first and third Wednesday. During the meeting we schedule special presentations brought in by members. Below, find photo highlights from recent programs.

Female medical representative with specialty caring for aging
Gayle Bodner, Physician Assistant Program, Wake Forest School of Medicine discusses aging care
Gerald Bryant, Concert Master, presented his musical concept of honoring veterans and military members with topical music and dance.
Kiwanis President Joanne LeDonne presents the clubs children’s book to be dedicated to The Clemmons library in Honor of guest speaker Gerald Bryant who spoke on his program “Letters From Home” – honoring veterans, active military heroes and their families.
President and Chris Flynt in front of club banner on the occasion of his presentation about guide dog.
Our President welcomes Chris Flynt, who guided the club through the process of selecting, training, and introducing the Seeing-Eye dog to its new owner.

Key Club Activity

Feed My Starving Children

West Forsyth High School students packing meals for the "Feed My Starving Children" program.
Over 300 Students and adults gathered at West Forsyth High School for an all day event to pack close to 109,000 meals for the “Feed My Starving Children” program – a charity organization dedicated to providing nourishment to deserving children throughout the world.

From the Kiwanis Club of Clemmons. Photos by Theresa Bryant

The competition was fierce! Which one of eight stations could pack the most meals within a ten minute sprint? The winner? Everyone. From 8:00 am to 3:00 pm on October 19, close to 300 volunteers came to the West Forsyth High School cafeteria and engaged in packaging as many meals as possible to contribute much needed nourishment to hungry children throughout the world.

The West Forsyth High School Key Club in Clemmons teamed up with Little Richard’s Barbeque and Clemmons Kiwanis to prepare meals for less fortunate children around the world through an organization called Feed My Starving Children (FMSC).

The day long volunteer effort yielded 504 packed boxes, which equaled 108,864 meals. The packers averaged packing over 2 boxes per person per hour.  That is 72 packs of food per box, each pack serving six people. The usual average of boxes packed in one session is 0.8 per person.  It was necessary to stop before the official end of the event because everything had been packed.  The meals consisted of MannaPack™ Rice, soy and vitamin supplement. 

Under the direction of Theresa Bryant, the West Forsyth Key club has earned the reputation for enthusiasm and effective service in Clemmons and neighboring communities.  This was another example of what the club can do.

For the last year Little Richard’s BBQ has put on “Meal for Meal Mondays” at all five of their locations to raise funds for this event. For every meal sold on Mondays, Little Richard’s provides a meal for a starving child around the world.

Other Activity

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