Valley Kiwanis

Valley Kiwanis "Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world, one child and one community at a time." Motto.

Kiwanis' motto is "Serving the Children of the World."

Carrie Wood spoke to the Kiwanis club about the upcoming events that the Chamber will be hosting! Some exciting events i...
03/03/2026

Carrie Wood spoke to the Kiwanis club about the upcoming events that the Chamber will be hosting! Some exciting events in March and upcoming months! The Chamber does a lot to support local business so if your business would like to join the Chamber of Commerce please contact Carrie Wood!

02/27/2026

Sara Crutchfield with the Valley Local recently spoke to Kiwanis about upcoming events— Pancake Day and Valley Fest. Pancake Day is today Friday the 27th!! Come out a grab a stack and some delicious sausage straight from the griddle! Also make plans for May 1-3 to come Valley Fest! Bands, food, vendors, kids entertainment, and more!

Reminder: Pancake Day is this Friday! We can't wait to see you there! Ready to flip some pancakes just for you and your ...
02/25/2026

Reminder: Pancake Day is this Friday! We can't wait to see you there! Ready to flip some pancakes just for you and your family!

02/18/2026

Last week, Mr. Ben Freeman, the Development Director, with the East Alabama Community Foundation spoke to the club about the purpose of the foundation: to support local initiatives, provide grants, and support community programs that address the unique needs of East Alabama. The EACF serves Chambers, Lee, Russell, and Tallapoosa counties. This non public foundation helps donors with their philanthropy giving, scholarships, and endowments. They provide grants that non profit oraganizations can apply for. The EACF’s advisory board determines the best investment for these community dollars. Donors make a contribution to EACF. The donations are pulled and invested. Money is then distributed to support charitable organizations.

Valley Kiwanis Club donated deodorants to the Valley schools. The deodorants were given to the nurses and counselors so ...
01/23/2026

Valley Kiwanis Club donated deodorants to the Valley schools. The deodorants were given to the nurses and counselors so they could provide to students when the needs arise.

Stephanie Chappell, with Direct Primary Care in Valley, spoke to the club about the many products and services that DPC ...
01/23/2026

Stephanie Chappell, with Direct Primary Care in Valley, spoke to the club about the many products and services that DPC can provide. Those who sign up for membership with DPC enjoy convenient services that save time and many times remove the middle man (insurance companies) to create a seamless and quick experience. Those who choose not to become members also can work with DPC to schedule appointments when available and still enjoy many services they provide. DPC provides routine health maintenance, screenings, blood pressure and cholesterol control, lab work (routine and specialty), DOT physicals, school physicals, IV hydration, cryo techniques, and many more services. DPC works well with local medical locations and area specialists regarding referrals. For more information on what Valley Direct Primary Care can provide you, call their office 334-756-0018. DPC has members that have health insurance and those who do not have health insurance.

Jon Neal, the City of Valley’s Parks and Recreation Director, spoke to Kiwanis this week about the department's focus on...
01/15/2026

Jon Neal, the City of Valley’s Parks and Recreation Director, spoke to Kiwanis this week about the department's focus on improving facilities and increasing community engagement. Significant efforts include cleaning up parks, upgrading the community center's weight room, creating a new conference room, and future plans for converting other areas of the community center into new projects. Mr Neal also gave numbers to show how the athletic programs have expanded along with new partnerships forming and hosting tournaments and leagues. The Fall Festival saw record participation and plans for summer camps and community events are underway. Mr. Neil also praised his staff and emphasized what a great team they have at Valley Parks and Recreation.

01/02/2026

Happy New Year to all of our businesses in the Valley area! What a great way to get more involved in the community than to become part of the Valley Kiwanis Club! Kiwanis has a corporate membership that your business can take part in! See the great benefits below:

How It Works:
Your corporation will be registered with Kiwanis International as a
member of your local Kiwanis club.
A corporate representative of your choosing is designated as the
Kiwanis club member. He or she attends meetings, fundraisers and
service project and is eligible to hold board or officer positions, and
to act as the club delegate at conventions. If the corporate member
can’t attend a meeting or event, another member of your organization can attend in that person’s place. The replacement will not, however, be considered an actual club member unless they join.

Benefits:
• You become an advocate for your company, representing
its point of view in decisions affecting your community. For instance, if your company is already involved with a community
project, you will have a chance to encourage your club to join
the company’s efforts. Kiwanians often provide man-power or
help fund existing community projects.

• You help your company demonstrate corporate social responsibility in your community. Consumers today are conscious of where they spend their money and prefer doing
business with companies that give back to society.

• Your company develops an affiliation with a well-respected
service organization. Kiwanians are known and respected
around the globe for their generosity and ability to bring
people and community partners together for the good of all.

What better way for the citizens of the area to know that your business has the community in mind! If your business is interested, please reach out here or you can message Fran Groover on Facebook!

Kiwanis members Danny Oliver and Henry Bledsoe along with Danny's grandsons Miles and Jax Miller made our annual Food Bo...
12/18/2025

Kiwanis members Danny Oliver and Henry Bledsoe along with Danny's grandsons Miles and Jax Miller made our annual Food Box delivery to LaFayette DHR this morning. Thanks to the DHR employees for assisting unloading the boxes.

12/16/2025

Day 12 winner is Lura Reed!
Thank you to all who supported this fundraiser!

12/15/2025

Day 11 Raffle Winner is Linda Sellers! 🎅

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Valley, AL
36854

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