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Read more →Thank you to everyone who came out to make this year’s Toy Trot our biggest ever! 1,000 Runners ran the 2017 Patchogue Kiwanis 5k Toy Trot reaching a new milestone in attendance. The event was managed by the club’s members along with 150 volunteers who were
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Patchogue Kiwanis Joins forces with its Patchogue Medford High School Key Club and Venture Crew to assemble 100 Holiday Food Baskets, 130 Turkeys and 40 Food Cards for local needy families. The High School Robotics members also joined the effort. The project was chaired by members
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Patchogue Kiwanis holds 53rd Annual Invitational Golf Klassic at Baiting Hollow Golf Club to raise funds for Crohn’s and Colitis Fdn and the club’s Child Service Projects
Read more →More than 50 members of the Kiwanis Club of Patchogue and the Patchogue Lions Club attended a joint meeting Dec. 16 at the Kiwanis BrickHouse Brewery meeting place. Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center President and CEO Richard Margulis updated the members on the latest developments at the
Read more →Despite cold and windy conditions, 738 runners competed in the Patchogue Kiwanis Club Santa’s 5K Toy Trot on Dec. 7, with the fastest runners making impressive times. The race started and ended at Shorefront Park in Patchogue and the first place winner, 36 year old Anthony Famiglietti
Read more →Santa’s 5K Toy Trot, in which up to a thousand runners will bring unwrapped toys for the club’s community toy drive, begins at Shorefront Park at 11:00 AM, Sunday, Dec. 7. The race, over a scenic course along Great South Bay, regularly attracts elite runners as well
Read more →168 Patchogue area families are enjoying a happier Thanksgiving thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Patchogue and The Patchogue-Medford High School Key Club. The Kiwanis club delivered 96 turkeys and bags filled with all the trimmings as well as 32 additional turkeys and 40 $25 King Kullen
Read more →Patchogue Kiwanis members led by Robert Albinowski (second from right) put their construction skills to use to build a festive float for the Patchogue Main Street Christmas Parade. Other builders were (left to right) Mike Wisniewski, Ken Picard, Tom Keegan, and Jim Roach. In the parade, the
Read more →Checking the timing of the feeding of the campers at Camp Paquatuck is Project Chairman, Robert Lawless who oversaw the preparation of the food by Patchogue Kiwanians and their families. What has turned out to be an annual event for the club is a complement to the
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