The Kiwanis Club of Orléans with assistance from Dynamo Playgrounds delivered more than 15 skids of food between December 9th and 12th , in support of the Orléans Cumberland Community Resource Centre – Food Bank. The Orléans Kiwanis has been supporting this annual food drive for many years and...
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Kiwanis Float in 2011 Santa’s Parade of Lights The Kiwanis Club of Orleans was proud once again to participate in the Santa’s Parade of Lights, organized by the Ottawa Professional Firefighters Association. More than 140,000 people joined us along the parade route. Orleans Kiwanian’s along with family and friends...
readmore General, PhotosExcitement is mounting as WTN approaches. Always a crowd favourite, over 170 teams of 10 will challenge each other to fight for 2011 WTN Championship bragging rights. Originally founded by Orleans Kiwanis, the event is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Children’s Aid Society Foundation which supports young adults who no longer fall ...
readmore General, Trivia_NightQuestion: What’s the largest live trivia contest in the world? Answer: World Trivia Night, Aberdeen Pavilion, Ottawa ON (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Trivia_Night) Originally a Kiwanis Club of Orleans program, WTN was approached by the Champions for Children (now the Children’s Aid Foundation of Ottawa) to join forces for the mutual benefit of all. From very humble beginnings, the ...
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Ottawa KiwanisThe Kiwanis Club of Orléans with assistance from Dynamo Playgrounds delivered more than 15 skids of food between December...
Kiwanis Float in 2011 Santa’s Parade of Lights The Kiwanis Club of Orleans was proud once again to participate...
The Kiwanis Club of Orléans with assistance from Dynamo Playgrounds delivered more than 15 skids of food between December...
Kiwanis Float in 2011 Santa’s Parade of Lights The Kiwanis Club of Orleans was proud once again to participate...
Congratulations to all participating teams. We hope you had as much fun at the event as we did helping...
The name "Kiwanis" was adapted from the expression "Nunc Kee-wanis" in the Otchipew (Native American) language, meaning "We have a good time," "We make a noise," or, under another construction, "We trade or advertise." Some persons prefer to pronounce the word "ki"; others, "kee."
