Kiwanis Westland
Monster, Netherlands
About
Founded in 1996, Kiwanis Westland is a community organisation based in Monster, Netherlands working on children & youth, community development, poverty & hunger +1 more.
Kiwanis Westland is a local service club in the Westland region of the Netherlands, part of the Kiwanis service club network. Its members raise funds through events such as golf tournaments, pub quizzes and crowdfunding, and distribute the proceeds to local good causes that help children. The club also organises community projects, including the Westlands Sinterklaasfeest and the Westlands Vliegerfeest, and carries out volunteer work on local nature and heritage sites.
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Westlands Sinterklaasfeest
Children & Youth · Netherlands
Sinterklaas celebration for children from low-income families, including children whose families use the local food bank, organised with local schools and partners.
Westlands Vliegerfeest
Children & Youth · Netherlands
Annual kite festival on the beach at Monster for primary school pupils from the Westland and Hoek van Holland.
Kiwanis Westland Open
Community development · Netherlands
Annual golf tournament whose proceeds go to local good causes.
Kiwanis Westland PubQuiz
Community development · Netherlands
Pub quiz whose winning team chooses a good cause to receive the proceeds.
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Voedselbank Westland, Lentiz Dalton MAVO & Het Groene Lyceum, Westlands Kunstenaarscollectief WIT, Stichting Avavieren, Westlands Museum
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