The Amtryke Project was started when we recognized that many children in our area could benefit by having an adaptive tricycle but their families could not afford one. The Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village has been providing Amtryke adaptive tricycles since 2010 to children living with conditions which prevent them from using a conventional tricycle or bicycle for recreation or therapy. Ideally, children of all abilities should have the opportunity for the exercise and fun that riding a bicycle or tricycle can provide. We are committed, with our Amtryke Project, to assisting the loving families with giving their children every opportunity to improve their prospects for enhanced health and overall quality of life.
The project benefits children with conditions, such as spina bifida, autism, cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy, which limit a child’s opportunities for exercise and recreation. This often isolates them from their more able-bodied peers. Access to adaptive equipment such as an Amtryke tricycle can contribute to a healthier and more stimulating lifestyle and can help reduce some of the challenges the child and family face.
Equipment: An Amtryke tricycle can be hand operated, foot operated or hand and foot operated. Each Amtryke can be further configured for the different physical abilities and limitations each child has. Thus, each recipient child is given the opportunity to ride safely and with the potential benefits of improved motor skills, strength, self-esteem, independence and social interaction.
An AmTryke tricycle can be adapted in many ways including frame size, seating and providing of head and trunk support to ensure a proper fit. Accessory equipment is available to keep legs in proper alignment and to prevent knee scissoring. Even hand and foot placement can be improved with available adaptive equipment.
Examples of Amtryke tricycles are shown below.
(Photos courtesy of Amtryke LLC)
Sources for Candidates: The entire project rests upon identifying children in need of an adaptive tricycle. We reach out to schools, clinics and parents to identify such children. We also encourage families of children we have helped to mention our project to other families who might need assistance.
Funding: As with any project, funding is a challenge. Funding has been provided by private donations to Kiwanis Foundation of Tellico Village (our club’s 501(c)(3) charitable foundation), support from local companies and grants. Our average cost for the purchase and shipment of a tricycle, specialized accessories and helmet is currently about $1,000.
Receiving and Processing Applications: Before accepting a request for an application, we screen requests for the child’s eligibility. Our program is intended to provide trikes to children, 18 years old and younger, whose family cannot afford the equipment. Also, it is important that the child have ready access to places where he or she can get the intended use of the trike and suitable means to transport the tricycle as needed. These requirements are confirmed before a decision is made about proceeding with an application. Also, a licensed physical or occupational therapist is necessary for completing the application forms. In many prior cases, such therapist at the child’s school has completed the application forms. If the child does not have a therapist, we can try to help find one.
Ordering Trikes: Once an application is approved, the Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village will make all arrangements for the purchase, delivery and assembly of the Amtrykes. We enjoy a close relationship with Amtryke LLC, which designs and manufactures Amtryke tricycles, and also with a chapter of AMBUCS (American Business Clubs), which owns and operates Amtryke LLC. We order our tricycles at a substantial discount from retail and they are delivered to us from Amtryke LLC in North Carolina.
Presentations: We coordinate with the family to schedule the presentation of the tricycle to the child. Some presentations are made during a club meeting, and some are done more privately. These options are discussed with the family. Photos and videos are taken only with the permission of the parents. Photos and videos are used for articles in our club newsletter and on our website and, when possible, articles in local newspapers. Videos and photos are sometimes used to be show to other clubs and potential sponsors and placed on YouTube.
Encouraging Other Kiwanis Clubs: A few years after we started our Amtryke Project, we encouraged and helped other Kiwanis clubs in surrounding counties to start their own Amtryke Project to serve children living in their areas.
Additional Information: The following are Internet addresses for websites providing additional information of possible interest:
Would you like to donate to the Amtryke Project? Donations can be made to Kiwanis Foundation of Tellico Village, a 501(c)(3) charitable foundation. Checks should include Amtryke in the memo line and be mailed to:
Kiwanis Foundation of Tellico Village Attention: Treasurer PO Box 592 Loudon, TN 37774
You can also make a donation by clicking on the picture of the Amtryke below. The link is safe and secure opening to our club’s PayPal account.
Questions? If you still have questions, send us an email at [email protected] and include your phone number so we can call you to discuss your questions.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Our club is made up of individuals from all walks of life. Their diversity and commitment are the fabric of our organization. They are dedicated to, "Making a difference in the lives of children. One child and one community at a time."
On Wednesday, August 26, 2026, Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village helped to Kick Off the B.U.G. Program at Lenoir City Elementary School. B.U.G. (Bring Up Grades) will concentrate on 3rd grade students.
The program teaches goal setting and helps students become more engaged in learning.
The students were excited at the opportunity to earn recognition and win some cool prizes.
Following each reporting period, there will be a lunch assembly recognizing students who either earned straight A’s or brought up their letter grades while maintaining other grades. Students will receive a certificate plus prizes and a ticket entry to win prizes at the end of the school year, including bicycles!
This engaging approach not only promotes academic excellence but also instills a sense of accomplishment and motivation in young learners. ... See MoreSee Less
On August 27, 2026, 3 benches were delivered by Tellico Village Kiwanis under our A Bench for Caps (ABC Program). Bench #138 was delivered to Lenoir City Elementary School to Arlene Anderson, Guidance Counselor. Our club sponsored the bench. Bench #139 was delivered to Mandi Wolfe, Director Loudon County Schools Family Resource Center. The bench supports the Alternative School and Transition Academy. Our club also sponsored this bench. Bench #140 was delivered to Maryville Kiwanis who purchased the bench. It was dedicated in honor of their club member and the outgoing Blount County Mayor, Ed Mitchell and placed at Eagleton Ballpark in Maryville. Keyer Meyer, our Project Coordinator delivered the benches.
A Bench for Caps Program is environmentally conscious, repurposing non-recyclable plastic lids and bottle caps into benches and tables. Since its inception in 2019, the Tellico Village Kiwanis Club's A Bench for Caps Program has produced 140 benches, 4 Ozark Hex Tables, and 2 regular picnic tables from 31,400 pounds of non-recyclable plastic, showcasing an innovative approach to community building and environmental stewardship. ... See MoreSee Less
Facts About Amtryke
IT IS ABOUT ABILITIES NOT DISABILITIES!
The Amtryke Project was started when we recognized that many children in our area could benefit by having an adaptive tricycle but their families could not afford one. The Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village has been providing Amtryke adaptive tricycles since 2010 to children living with conditions which prevent them from using a conventional tricycle or bicycle for recreation or therapy. Ideally, children of all abilities should have the opportunity for the exercise and fun that riding a bicycle or tricycle can provide. We are committed, with our Amtryke Project, to assisting the loving families with giving their children every opportunity to improve their prospects for enhanced health and overall quality of life.
The project benefits children with conditions, such as spina bifida, autism, cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy, which limit a child’s opportunities for exercise and recreation. This often isolates them from their more able-bodied peers. Access to adaptive equipment such as an Amtryke tricycle can contribute to a healthier and more stimulating lifestyle and can help reduce some of the challenges the child and family face.
Equipment: An Amtryke tricycle can be hand operated, foot operated or hand and foot operated. Each Amtryke can be further configured for the different physical abilities and limitations each child has. Thus, each recipient child is given the opportunity to ride safely and with the potential benefits of improved motor skills, strength, self-esteem, independence and social interaction.
An AmTryke tricycle can be adapted in many ways including frame size, seating and providing of head and trunk support to ensure a proper fit. Accessory equipment is available to keep legs in proper alignment and to prevent knee scissoring. Even hand and foot placement can be improved with available adaptive equipment.
Examples of Amtryke tricycles are shown below.
(Photos courtesy of Amtryke LLC)
Sources for Candidates: The entire project rests upon identifying children in need of an adaptive tricycle. We reach out to schools, clinics and parents to identify such children. We also encourage families of children we have helped to mention our project to other families who might need assistance.
Funding: As with any project, funding is a challenge. Funding has been provided by private donations to Kiwanis Foundation of Tellico Village (our club’s 501(c)(3) charitable foundation), support from local companies and grants. Our average cost for the purchase and shipment of a tricycle, specialized accessories and helmet is currently about $1,000.
Receiving and Processing Applications: Before accepting a request for an application, we screen requests for the child’s eligibility. Our program is intended to provide trikes to children, 18 years old and younger, whose family cannot afford the equipment. Also, it is important that the child have ready access to places where he or she can get the intended use of the trike and suitable means to transport the tricycle as needed. These requirements are confirmed before a decision is made about proceeding with an application. Also, a licensed physical or occupational therapist is necessary for completing the application forms. In many prior cases, such therapist at the child’s school has completed the application forms. If the child does not have a therapist, we can try to help find one.
Ordering Trikes: Once an application is approved, the Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village will make all arrangements for the purchase, delivery and assembly of the Amtrykes. We enjoy a close relationship with Amtryke LLC, which designs and manufactures Amtryke tricycles, and also with a chapter of AMBUCS (American Business Clubs), which owns and operates Amtryke LLC. We order our tricycles at a substantial discount from retail and they are delivered to us from Amtryke LLC in North Carolina.
Presentations: We coordinate with the family to schedule the presentation of the tricycle to the child. Some presentations are made during a club meeting, and some are done more privately. These options are discussed with the family. Photos and videos are taken only with the permission of the parents. Photos and videos are used for articles in our club newsletter and on our website and, when possible, articles in local newspapers. Videos and photos are sometimes used to be show to other clubs and potential sponsors and placed on YouTube.
Encouraging Other Kiwanis Clubs: A few years after we started our Amtryke Project, we encouraged and helped other Kiwanis clubs in surrounding counties to start their own Amtryke Project to serve children living in their areas.
Additional Information: The following are Internet addresses for websites providing additional information of possible interest:
https://ambucs.org National AMBUCS Inc. & Amtryke LLC
http://www.amtrykestore.org Amtryke Online Store
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=amtryke Amtryke videos on YouTube
https://ambucs.org/parent-survey/ AMBUCS 2016 Parent/Rider Survey
Would you like to donate to the Amtryke Project? Donations can be made to Kiwanis Foundation of Tellico Village, a 501(c)(3) charitable foundation. Checks should include Amtryke in the memo line and be mailed to:
Kiwanis Foundation of Tellico Village
Attention: Treasurer
PO Box 592
Loudon, TN 37774
You can also make a donation by clicking on the picture of the Amtryke below. The link is safe and secure opening to our club’s PayPal account.
Questions? If you still have questions, send us an email at [email protected] and include your phone number so we can call you to discuss your questions.
What's Coming Up...
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Tellico Village Residents Association (TVRA)
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Fall Club Picnic
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Halloween
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Christmas Eve
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Christmas Day
New Year's Eve
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Year's Day
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Valentine's Day
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Independence Day
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books.Teachers supply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuringthat the reading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. Thisendeavor fosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelonglearning. Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45a.m. to approximately 8:30 a.m.
Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village
Our club is made up of individuals from all walks of life. Their diversity and commitment are the fabric of our organization. They are dedicated to, "Making a difference in the lives of children. One child and one community at a time."
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On Wednesday, August 26, 2026, Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village helped to Kick Off the B.U.G. Program at Lenoir City Elementary School. B.U.G. (Bring Up Grades) will concentrate on 3rd grade students.
The program teaches goal setting and helps students become more engaged in learning.
The students were excited at the opportunity to earn recognition and win some cool prizes.
Following each reporting period, there will be a lunch assembly recognizing students who either earned straight A’s or brought up their letter grades while maintaining other grades.
Students will receive a certificate plus prizes and a ticket entry to win prizes at the end of the school year, including bicycles!
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On August 27, 2026, 3 benches were delivered by Tellico Village Kiwanis under our A Bench for Caps (ABC Program).
Bench #138 was delivered to Lenoir City Elementary School to Arlene Anderson, Guidance Counselor. Our club sponsored the bench.
Bench #139 was delivered to Mandi Wolfe, Director Loudon County Schools Family Resource Center. The bench supports the Alternative School and Transition Academy. Our club also sponsored this bench.
Bench #140 was delivered to Maryville Kiwanis who purchased the bench. It was dedicated in honor of their club member and the outgoing Blount County Mayor, Ed Mitchell and placed at Eagleton Ballpark in Maryville.
Keyer Meyer, our Project Coordinator delivered the benches.
A Bench for Caps Program is environmentally conscious, repurposing non-recyclable plastic lids and bottle caps into benches and tables. Since its inception in 2019, the Tellico Village Kiwanis Club's A Bench for Caps Program has produced 140 benches, 4 Ozark Hex Tables, and 2 regular picnic tables from 31,400 pounds of non-recyclable plastic, showcasing an innovative approach to community building and environmental stewardship. ... See MoreSee Less
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