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Building community spirit, the Patchogue Kiwanis Club constructs its entry float for Patchogue’s 2012 Christmas Parade. Guiding the project was Chairman, Robert Albinowski shown here surrounded by club members and their children who assisted with the construction. The float was one of 60 entries in the parade

Assembling 150 food baskets for the Thanksgiving Holiday are members of the Patchogue Kiwanis Club, Patchogue Medford Key Club and the Venture Crew . The Key Club and Venture Crew which are sponsored by the Patchogue Kiwanis periodically join in to provide community service and are shown

Patchogue Kiwanis Club Racing Chairman Nicholas Harding, Jr. sports his Santa’s 5K Toy Trot shirt as Club President, Dr. Robert Borowski points out race features. The race starts at the Patchogue Firehouse on Jennings Ave, at 9:00 AM, Dec. 2. Registration from 7:00 to 9:00 AM is

Shown here from the left are President, Robert Borowski and Oktoberfest Chairman Kenneth Picard wishing Edward Borowski Happy Birthday for his 90th year. Over 200 participants ate and drank good food at the club’s annual event. Key Clubbers and Venture Crew from the Patchogue Medford High School

Dr. Robert Borowski has assumed leadership of the Kiwanis Club of Patchogue in it’s 75th year of service to the community. He is shown here with Lorri Schenider, Lt. Gov of the Suffolk East Division and his sister after being sworn in at the Installation Banquet held

Shown here are newly appointed awardees of the Walter Zeller fellowships to four members of the Patchogue Kiwanis Club. The fellowship was created by the Kiwanis International Foundation for Kiwanians who have made an extraordinary promotion and fund raising effort on behalf of “The ELIMINATE Project”, a

Shown here is the symbolic presentation of $32,500 being made by the Patchogue Kiwanis Club in support of the ELIMINATE project sponsored by Kiwanis International and administered by NICEF. Presenting the check from the left are two most immediate Past Presidents of the club, Mark Charvat and

Running for Children’s lives were over 250 participants on a warm Sunday morning in Patchogue hosted by the Kiwanis Club. Shown here are the fastest runners receiving their trophies. From the left is Graham Brown who was the 3rd place winner in the Top Male Overall category,

The Patchogue Kiwanis Club held its annual Barbeque for Special Needs kids at Camp Paquatuck, a Rotary facility in East Moriches, Long Island. Club members cooked for over 125 campers and Kiwanis family members on a balmy summer evening at the camp. Ken Kasper once again chaired

88 Golfers Competed in a Texas Scramble Held at Rock Hill Golf Club in Manorville. The proceeds were targeted to the Club’s Child Service Foundation and Pediatric Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation. The honoree of the event was Erin Muller McClure, a victim of Crohn’s, and a dedicated