Kiwanis Club of Marietta Golden K

10/11/2026

We had the opportunity to hear the Presidential Address from our incoming President Adam Waller. He spoke about how far the club has come and his vision for where we're headed as a group. He thanked those who built the club to its current success and shared the knowledge they have to help it grow. It was very inspiring to hear his passion and excitement as he takes the reins and is ready to "Get Stuff Done and Have Fun"

10/07/2026

Weekly Meeting 10/09/2006 at 09:00
Speaker: Adam Waller, Register Financial

Adam Waller grew up in Acworth, Georgia, alongside his younger brother, and now lives in Woodstock. He graduated from Kennesaw State University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance.
Adam began his career as a financial advisor with Edward Jones, where he spent nearly seven years before joining Register Financial, a move that allowed him to expand the resources and services available to the families he works with.
Community involvement has always been important to Adam. In addition to his involvement with Kiwanis, he helped launch the local chapter of ACAP (Adult Children of Aging Parents) in 2023, an organization dedicated to providing education and resources to families navigating the challenges of caring for aging loved ones.
Outside of work and community service, Adam enjoys exercising, playing golf, traveling, and just about anything involving a little friendly competition.

10/07/2026

This holiday season, we’re partnering with See’s Candies to
raise funds for Kiwanis Club of Marietta Golden K. Help us reach our goal of being able to support the children in our local community. Stay tuned for the link to our virtual
candy shop 🍫🍬

10/07/2026

On September 16th, 2026, the Kiwanis Club of Marietta Golden K and The Kiwanis Club of Lost
Mountain held their Annual Youth Charity Golf Tournament at the BridgeMill Athletic Clubin Canton, Georgia. For the past 31 years, the two Kiwanis clubs have hosted this most successful golf tournament, which has become known as the “Tee It Up for the Kids” tournament. Since 1995, the clubs have raised over $1,000,000 for kids.
Thanks to the generosity of many, this Kiwanis youth charity golf tournament for 2026 was very successful. Over 120 companies and individuals donated amounts from $125 to $3,500. Net proceeds of over $34,000 will be distributed to deserving youth charities and Kiwanis-supported programs by the two clubs as well as the Kiwanis Foundation. The slogan for the charity tournament has been aptly named “Tee it up for the Kids” because many Kiwanis-supported organizations receive proceeds as a result of the tournament. Combined membership of Marietta Kiwanis Golden K and Kiwanis Club of Lost Mountain numbers approximately 130 members. Over 10,000 hours of community service were volunteered last year. The focus of Kiwanis is to support and develop international, national
and local youth programs. Our clubs actively sponsor Circle K clubs at the college level, Key Clubs at the high school level, Builders clubs at the Middle school level, Aktion clubs for kids
with disabilities, Terrific Kids, BUGS (Bring Up Grades), K-kids programs, Silver Pen writing contest in elementary schools and reading programs to many area schools.

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

We had a powerful, packed meeting where we recognized many for their efforts over the last year and ongoing. We also welcomed a change in leadership, where the outgoing leaders introduced the incoming leaders in a ceremonial fashion.

10/06/2026

The club met for lunch at Marlow's Tavern, and we had a great turnout. It is always a pleasure when we get to associate with one another outside of the weekly meeting and build that personal connection even stronger

09/29/2026

A couple of Kiwanians, Elizabeth Wilkinson and Deborah Cobb Gerace, got together to enjoy the musical talents of Marla Feeney and band.