Kiwanis Club of Arlington

Kiwanis Club of Arlington The Kiwanis Club of Arlington has served the Arlington Community for 95 years! After-School Learning.

Meetings are held on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at Marymount University during the lunch hour, with the opportunity to attend virtually on Zoom. The Kiwanis Club of Arlington serves the children of our community and globally in a variety of ways. We support youth leadership organizations in the schools through Key Clubs at Arlington Career Center, Washington-Liberty and Yorktown High Schools. Through these clubs we promote leadership training and community service for Arlington's youth. The combined efforts of the Kiwanis Club of Arlington and our affiliated Arlington Kiwanis Foundation funnel between $50,000-$60,000 per year to youth organizations and other community educational and charitable organizations, including Arlington Thrive, PRS Crisis Link, Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN), Aspire! After School Learning, Arlington YMCA, Arlington 4-H, Girls on the Run, Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC), National Capital Treatment & Recovery, and many others. Our members participate in several fundraisers during the year to raise a large portion of these funds. In addition, the club organizes a variety of hands-on projects during the year such as bagging groceries at the Arlington Food Assistance Center and reading to young children at Aspire! We estimate that we serve approximately 5000 children each year.

10/05/2026
At the September 17 meeting of the Kiwanis Club of South Arlington, long-time educator and community volunteer Meg Tucci...
09/22/2026

At the September 17 meeting of the Kiwanis Club of South Arlington, long-time educator and community volunteer Meg Tuccillo was presented with the 2026 Harro and Janie Wulf Legendary Service Award. The meeting's featured speaker was the president of the Kiwanis Club of Arlington, Joy Myers, chief development and strategy officer for Doorways, who described how Arlington's safety-net non-profits are addressing the critical needs of the community. Pictured below are members of the South Arlington Club with Tuccillo (center in blue), Janie Wulf (center in red), and Myers next to Wulf.

Seven years ago...
09/21/2026

Seven years ago...

07/22/2026

We are so grateful for this partnership! Stop by Northside and get your blueberry hand pie today!

During Spring Break in April, Arlington Kiwanians Julie Wright and Linda Chandler hosted a quilting workshop through Vir...
07/10/2026

During Spring Break in April, Arlington Kiwanians Julie Wright and Linda Chandler hosted a quilting workshop through Virginia Cooperative Extension to teach interested 4-H youth the art of quilting.

07/10/2026

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Our annual Blueberry Sale is coming to a close. Order now to get fresh picked New Jersey blueberries. Same price as la...
06/19/2026

Our annual Blueberry Sale is coming to a close. Order now to get fresh picked New Jersey blueberries. Same price as last year-$45 for a ten pound box. All proceeds go to 30 nonprofits who focus on helping needy children. You can also donate to the Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC). https://arlingtonvakiwanis.com/blueberries/

06/15/2026

“Adopt Early, Cheer Loudly”
Every dollar raised supports the 11 pediatric hospitals in the Kiwanis Capital District. The children need our help while fighting life threatening issues. Since 1987 the Capital District Foundation has donated $992,000 to the hospitals.

Help us reach $1,000,000 by purchasing your Ducky Derby tickets. Drawing will be held at Kiwanis District Convention August 22, 2026.

You do not need to be present to win.

For tickets: https://f03.site.kiwanis.org/fundraising/ducky-derby/

Our featured speaker at the June 10th meeting was Adele McClure, member of the Virginia House of Delegates from the 2nd ...
06/15/2026

Our featured speaker at the June 10th meeting was Adele McClure, member of the Virginia House of Delegates from the 2nd district. Elected to the new district, which was created through redistricting, she has worked to make child care and housing more affordable, and to protect renters from evictions, among other initiatives. She received the Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star Award from Emily's List in 2025.

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P. O. Box 100131
Arlington, VA
22210

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+15713985825

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