Kiwanis Club of Haslett-Okemos

06/02/2026

Our club is growing and we would like to invite you to a meeting to find out what we are all about.
It's a new era for the club. We are growing in membership and have outgrown our former meeting space. Starting in June our club will begin meeting at Blue Gill Grill at Noon. This is, also, a new time. We hope to see you there!!

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04/10/2026

We love the day that the Haslett Robotics Club comes to visit us. We got first hand demonstrations from several different teams and a chance to ask questions about how it all works. Such a great group of students. We are proud to sponsor this club!

01/21/2026

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Colin Campbell's family. As Colin's health started declining, club members made sure we had a flag flying in front of his home at all times. He was a well loved member of the Haslett community and will be missed.

A community is in mourning after the death of Colin Campbell, "Haslett Flag Man."

Campbell was well-known among the Haslett community for his dedication to America and honoring the U.S. flag.

The local icon passed away after leaving a senior care facility over the weekend.

WILX Riley Connell spoke with his family, friends, and those impacted by the loss:

01/21/2026

Congratulations to the Haslett Robotics Club for a successful event! Proud to be a sponsor of this great club..

01/16/2026

Our website is up and running again. Thank you for your understanding.

01/14/2026

PSA - Our website is currently down. If you try to go to our website it tells you it is a private site. We are working on getting the website up and running as quickly as possible. We apologize for the inconvenience; especially if you are trying to renew your subscription for the Flags Over Meridian project. Please share this with others who might be trying to get to our site. We will post on here when the site is back up and running as a public site.

01/11/2026

Our club sponsors several student leadership clubs at Haslett High School, Okemos High School and Haslett Middle School. These clubs learn valuable leadership skills as they get involved with volunteer opportunities through their school and the community. Although we help support them financially we encourage them to learn how to fundraise for their projects.
The Okemos High School Key Club has a fundraiser on Monday, January 12 from 4-10pm at Raising Cane's, 301 E Grand River Avenue, East Lansing. Mention the fundraiser at the restaurant or apply code RCFUND96 to online or app orders at checkout. Cane's will donate 15% of Net Sales.
Thanks for supporting our awesome Key Club members.

12/02/2025

Today is ; a day when it is encouraged to donate to your favorite nonprofits as part of your holiday spending budget. The Kiwanis Club of Haslett-Okemos is proud to be able to contribute to our community in a variety a ways thanks to the many residents of Meridian township who support our Flags Over Meridian subscription program. Today we started December off by presenting a $2000 check to the Haslett Community Food Bank. During November we made donations to Scheffel Toy Project (who make wooden toys for children experiencing traumas and life circumstances), Shop-with-a-Cop in Meridian Township and purchased/delivered dictionaries to every 3rd grader in the Haslett and Okemos school system. This was in addition to other projects we sponsor and participate in. We encourage you to make a donation to your favorite nonprofit today.
If you would like to learn more about what we do in the community, you are invited to breakfast on Tuesday mornings at 7am at Blondie’s Barn. NOTE: we won’t be there next Tuesday as we have a holiday party to prepare for to benefit children who are wards of the Ingham County courts.