Niceville Exchange Club

Niceville Exchange Club National Exchange is America's Service Club, empowering individual impact since 1911. They may be found in schools, parks or other public places.

The Niceville Exchange Club stands for the National Exchange Club's four areas of impact: Americanism, Community Service, Youth, and the Prevention of Child Abuse. The National Exchange Club MISSION STATEMENT:
Exchange, America's Premier Service Club, working to make our communities better places to live

Exchange is:
Americanism
Community Service
Youth Activities
the Prevention of Child Abuse

Co

re Values: Country, Family, Community


Description

What We Do~

Exchange Clubs enjoy a great deal of autonomy and a local club may offer service opportunities through a variety of projects and programs available through the National organization or may include some activities unique to the Emerald Coast Community. Examples of a few of these activities are:

AMERICANISM:

project GIVE A KID A FLAG TO WAVE~ Giving 3x5 American flgas to kids at parades, festivals or school assemblies. the FREEDOM SHRINE~ Displaying reproductions of historic documents relating to the creation of our great nation and the freedoms we enjoy. PROUDLY WE HAIL~ Recognizing someone who flies the flag every day with dignity and respect. ONE NATION UNDER GOD~ Sharing with others a belief that there truly is a higher power. COMMUNITY SERVICE:

Projects ro recognize outstanding law enforcement officers and firefighters Including the Book of Golden Deeds, which honors selfless volunteers. YOUTH PROJECTS:

Youth of the Month/Year recognized high school students for their academic record and volunteer efforts. The ACE Award honors students who overcome personal or physical challenges to complete high school. Local winners are submitted for competition that could lead to a $10,000 scholarship on the national level. Other activities include Young Citizenship Awards to middle school students. CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION:

Clubs are encouraged to seek out local agencies that care for abused children and their families. Support may include providing holiday shopping trips, outings to the zoo or theme park or establishing a Child Abuse Prevention Center. General Information

Exchange Club Covenant of Service

Accepting the divine privilege of single and collective responsibility as life's noblest gift, I covenant with my fellow Exchangites:

To consecrate my best energies to the uplifting of Social, Religious, Political and Business ideals;

To discharge the debt I owe to those of high and low estate who have served and sacrificed that the heritage of American citizenship might be mine;

To honor and respect law, to serve my fellowmen and to uphold the ideals and institutions of my Country;

To implant the life-giving, society-building spirit of Service and Comradeship in my social and business relationships;

To serve in Unity with those seeking better conditions, better understandings, and greater opportunities for all.

From parades honoring veterans to Field of Valor flag displays honoring fallen servicemen and women, to honoring fallen ...
06/14/2026

From parades honoring veterans to Field of Valor flag displays honoring fallen servicemen and women, to honoring fallen first responders and celebrating 250 years of freedom, Niceville Exchange Club honors our American flag by flying it as a symbol of all we hold dear, of the service and sacrifice of our armed forces and first responders. Americanism, one of National Exchange Clubs primary areas of impact, isn’t limited to Flag Day alone but today we recognize the importance of this American symbol of pride, resilience and unity.

Proud to have provided flags for the stage at the America 250 Gala this weekend. This was our way of showing our appreci...
06/13/2026

Proud to have provided flags for the stage at the America 250 Gala this weekend. This was our way of showing our appreciation to the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution for their generous donation to the Niceville Exchange Club to replace flags after last year’s Field of Valor.

06/11/2026
If you are able to spend a little extra to help the children at Children in Crisis, Inc. Florida, here's an easy way to ...
06/10/2026

If you are able to spend a little extra to help the children at Children in Crisis, Inc. Florida, here's an easy way to do it! Every penny will go to something tangible to make their summer better.

☀️🍎 Summer Pantry Alert! 🍎☀️

School may be out for the summer, but our children's appetites certainly aren't! With all of our kiddos home throughout the day, our pantry supplies are being used much faster than usual, and we could use a little help from our amazing community.

Our foster families are working hard to keep growing kids fed, happy, and healthy, and donations of pantry staples can make a huge difference. Items like granola bars, cereal, juice boxes, crackers, easy meal options, and other kid-friendly snacks are always appreciated.

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📍 Drop-Off Location:
1000 Luke's Way
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548

Every donation, big or small, helps us continue providing a safe, nurturing home for the children in our care. Thank you for helping us ensure that no child goes without this summer.

💙 Together, we can make a difference.

06/09/2026

Ryan Prince, Okaloosa County Emergency Management Chief, gave us some great tips for hurricane preparedness at our Tuesday, June 9 meeting! Here's just a few of the takeaways from his visit:
🌀Being prepared means having a plan, for yourself, for your neighbors.
🌀Watch trusted news sources for weather updates: local news, The Weather Channel, the National Hurricane Center.
🌀Evacuate when you are urged to do so. Don't wait until it's too late! Group up with others. Help your neighbor if you can.
🌀When you evacuate, check out AirBNB.org, and if you have a large group, it's sometimes easier and cheaper than trying to get a hotel room.
🌀If you own property and are having work done during hurricane season, have a clause added to your work agreement that contractors will pick up material, including scaffolding, if a storm is approaching. Construction debris can cause more damage.
🌀Take photos before a store of your home, and photos and videos after a storm if you have damage.
🌀Have homeowners insurance. Make sure you are insured to the level you'll need.
🌀Visit myokaloosa.com for information, including flood plain maps on their GIS pages if your insurance requires it.
🌀Join the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) if you want to help your community.

🇺🇸 Every Flag Tells a Story 🇺🇸At Salute to America 250, 250 American flags will stand proudly in honor of the heroes who...
06/08/2026

🇺🇸 Every Flag Tells a Story 🇺🇸
At Salute to America 250, 250 American flags will stand proudly in honor of the heroes who have shaped our nation and our community.
Veterans.
First responders.
Teachers.
Parents.
Neighbors.
Mentors.
Join us for a day of remembrance, gratitude, and celebration featuring:
✈️ Aircraft Open House
🎨 Face Painting
🎈 Balloon Animals
🍔 Food Trucks
📷 Photo Opportunities for the whole family
🇺🇸 Field of 250 Flags
Come honor the past, celebrate the present, and inspire the future
📍 Air Force Armament Miseum
📅 July 3-11
⏰ 9 am — 6 pm



Address

777 John Sims Pkwy E
Niceville, FL
32588

Opening Hours

7am - 8am

Telephone

+18503060131

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