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We provide both financial and manpower support for thisprogram which presently serves students attending Loudon ElementarySchool.  Our members pack bags of healthysnacks from the 4 food groups.  Theybegin at 9:30 a.m. and are usually finished by 10:30 a.m. Teachers distributethe bags, confidentially, to these children on Friday’s when school is insession. Food is purchased throughSecond Harvest; who delivers theitems directly to the school.

STEM PROJECT FAIR

Class judging of student entriesgrades 4 – 8 

May 2^nd through May 8^th.

On May 13^th, 2025 Kiwanians will judge the winners selected from each grade. Time Schedule to be determined soon.

Once eachquarter, Kiwanis helps coordinate with the Mid-East government organization forthe receipt, packing, and delivery ofsurplus government commodities to residents in Lenoir City.  Kiwanis Members meet at the War Memorial Buildinglocated at 101 N B Street in Lenoir City. Volunteer Packers should arrive by 9:00 a.m. to receive and pack thefood received from USDA.  DeliveryVolunteers should arrive by 10:00a.m.

Those receiving food are primarily low-income elderly or disabledindividuals unable to pick up the food themselves. Recipients are qualifiedfor the distributions through Mid-East.