Over these past years, the club has held many events to raise monies, including (but not limited to) Giving Tuesday, Cards For Kids, Pancake Breakfast, Martinis on the River, etc.. The proceeds of these fundraising events are utilized to aid the community in a variety of ways, including (and again, not limited to) sponsoring youth groups, acquiring supplies and provisions to benefit children and children support groups, and providing college scholarships. The Club receives no federal or local funding; all operating costs come from donations or fundraising efforts.
The Club has enjoyed a rich history over the years, with its members coming from many fields, including accounting, civil service, education, management, medicine, etc.. The Club is 100% run by dedicated volunteers to ensure all monies raised can directly influence the health and well-being of as many children as is possible.
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club firmly believes cumulative small steps in the right direction can eventually solve seemingly unsurmountable large problems. Through its social media outlet, website, and community awareness events, the Club serves as a resource for community members, addressing concerns and providing pertinent information as needed. The public is encouraged to volunteer with the Club and work together to build a better community. The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club’s efforts build strong alliances of people who care about the children and community where everyone resides.
Organizational Set-Up:
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club belongs to the CAL-NEV-HA district (California-Nevada-Hawaii). The CAL-NEV-HA district is comprised of over 600 clubs and is considered the largest Kiwanis district in the world. The district is directed by a governor who is elected by the districts membership at the district convention, generally held in August.
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club is located in “Division 39” of the 46 divisions in the CAL-NEV-HA district. The 7 clubs presently in Division 39 are: Red Bluff,Redding, Orland, Anderson, Chico, Shasta Dam, Willows, Oroville, and Mt. Shasta. The division council is comprised of the presidents of each club within the division.
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club is governed by a:
President, elected annually by the membership
President-Elect and a Vice-President, elected annually by the membership
Treasurer, elected annually by the membership
Club Secretary, appointed by the President and confirmed by the Board of Directors
Board of Directors, elected by the membership for 2-year terms (4 each year on an alternating basis)
Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow between 7 am and 10 am! Remember the busiest time is around 9 am (and a little longer wait) so plan accordingly. We don’t want you to be late to the parade. 🥞👍 ... See MoreSee Less
This week at Kiwanis, we were honored to hear from Rick Barram with Civil War Days-Red Bluff, sharing the rich history and impact of Civil War reenactments in our community.
What began as reunions for soldiers eventually grew into a nationwide movement, especially during the Civil War centennial in the 1960s and again in the 1990s following the release of popular films. Locally, the Nor Cal Reenactment of the American Civil War group was established in the late 1990s and has continued to grow ever since.
Civil War Days has found its home in several locations over the years—from Dog Island Park in 2005 to its current location at Cone Grove Park as of 2023. This annual event, held the last weekend in April, offers a unique opportunity to step back in time.
One of the highlights is the special Friday event for local 8th graders—the only history field trip of its kind in our area—featuring hands-on learning stations that bring history to life.
Proceeds from the event support the American Battlefield Trust, preserving important pieces of our nation’s history for future generations.
This week, our Kiwanis club had the honor of recognizing Dr. Ron Clark for over 50 years of dedicated membership and impact in Kiwanis. Dr. Clark was presented with the Distinguished Service Award in appreciation of his decades of commitment to our club, our community, and the mission of serving children.
His passion, leadership, and unwavering dedication are truly inspiring—and a reminder of the difference one person can make over a lifetime of service.
🥳Please join us in wishing Red Bluff Kiwanis member Erin Salvatore a very happy birthday today! We hope your day is filled with laughter, love and everything that makes you happy. Happy Birthday Erin! 🎉🎂 #HappyBirthday#celebrate#celebrateyou... See MoreSee Less
A few friends from NVS Frontier Village, who are members of the Aktion Club, spent last Friday morning helping and feeding their feline friends at the Tehama County Animal Care Center in Red Bluff. They were such a HUGE help, washing dishes and the kitties loved the extra special Licki Mats they prepared! Everyone involved enjoyed the visit. The efforts are part of the club’s ongoing commitment to support local organizations and those in need within the community.
The Aktion Club (www.aktionclub.org/ )is a community service organization that empowers adults with disabilities to develop initiative and leadership skills through volunteerism. Sponsored by Kiwanis International, the club engages in various service projects throughout the year, benefiting local organizations and the broader community.
The Tehama County Animal Care Center (TCACC) located at 1830 Walnut St, Red Bluff, CA, provides animal sheltering services for Tehama and Glenn Counties. Their mission is to practice and promote compassionate care of all animals, both in their care and in the community they serve. ... See MoreSee Less
About Us
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club :
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club was chartered September 28, 1928, and operates exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501©(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Over these past years, the club has held many events to raise monies, including (but not limited to) Giving Tuesday, Cards For Kids, Pancake Breakfast, Martinis on the River, etc.. The proceeds of these fundraising events are utilized to aid the community in a variety of ways, including (and again, not limited to) sponsoring youth groups, acquiring supplies and provisions to benefit children and children support groups, and providing college scholarships. The Club receives no federal or local funding; all operating costs come from donations or fundraising efforts.
The Club has enjoyed a rich history over the years, with its members coming from many fields, including accounting, civil service, education, management, medicine, etc.. The Club is 100% run by dedicated volunteers to ensure all monies raised can directly influence the health and well-being of as many children as is possible.
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club firmly believes cumulative small steps in the right direction can eventually solve seemingly unsurmountable large problems. Through its social media outlet, website, and community awareness events, the Club serves as a resource for community members, addressing concerns and providing pertinent information as needed. The public is encouraged to volunteer with the Club and work together to build a better community. The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club’s efforts build strong alliances of people who care about the children and community where everyone resides.
Organizational Set-Up:
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club belongs to the CAL-NEV-HA district (California-Nevada-Hawaii). The CAL-NEV-HA district is comprised of over 600 clubs and is considered the largest Kiwanis district in the world. The district is directed by a governor who is elected by the districts membership at the district convention, generally held in August.
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club is located in “Division 39” of the 46 divisions in the CAL-NEV-HA district. The 7 clubs presently in Division 39 are: Red Bluff, Redding, Orland, Anderson, Chico, Shasta Dam, Willows, Oroville, and Mt. Shasta. The division council is comprised of the presidents of each club within the division.
The Red Bluff Kiwanis Club is governed by a:
Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow between 7 am and 10 am! Remember the busiest time is around 9 am (and a little longer wait) so plan accordingly. We don’t want you to be late to the parade. 🥞👍 ... See MoreSee Less
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This week at Kiwanis, we were honored to hear from Rick Barram with Civil War Days-Red Bluff, sharing the rich history and impact of Civil War reenactments in our community.
What began as reunions for soldiers eventually grew into a nationwide movement, especially during the Civil War centennial in the 1960s and again in the 1990s following the release of popular films. Locally, the Nor Cal Reenactment of the American Civil War group was established in the late 1990s and has continued to grow ever since.
Civil War Days has found its home in several locations over the years—from Dog Island Park in 2005 to its current location at Cone Grove Park as of 2023. This annual event, held the last weekend in April, offers a unique opportunity to step back in time.
One of the highlights is the special Friday event for local 8th graders—the only history field trip of its kind in our area—featuring hands-on learning stations that bring history to life.
Proceeds from the event support the American Battlefield Trust, preserving important pieces of our nation’s history for future generations.
Thank you, Rick, for an engaging and educational program!
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Celebrating an incredible legacy of service! 👏
This week, our Kiwanis club had the honor of recognizing Dr. Ron Clark for over 50 years of dedicated membership and impact in Kiwanis. Dr. Clark was presented with the Distinguished Service Award in appreciation of his decades of commitment to our club, our community, and the mission of serving children.
His passion, leadership, and unwavering dedication are truly inspiring—and a reminder of the difference one person can make over a lifetime of service.
Thank you, Dr. Clark, for setting the standard and for all you’ve done (and continue to do)! 💙 #DistinguishedService #CommunityLeadership ... See MoreSee Less
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🥳Please join us in wishing Red Bluff Kiwanis member Erin Salvatore a very happy birthday today! We hope your day is filled with laughter, love and everything that makes you happy. Happy Birthday Erin! 🎉🎂
#HappyBirthday #celebrate #celebrateyou ... See MoreSee Less
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LOOK WHO CAME TO HELP THE KITTIES
A few friends from NVS Frontier Village, who are members of the Aktion Club, spent last Friday morning helping and feeding their feline friends at the Tehama County Animal Care Center in Red Bluff. They were such a HUGE help, washing dishes and the kitties loved the extra special Licki Mats they prepared! Everyone involved enjoyed the visit. The efforts are part of the club’s ongoing commitment to support local organizations and those in need within the community.
North Valley Services Frontier Village, serves adults with developmental disabilities in Red Bluff (www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089127413302 ).
The Aktion Club (www.aktionclub.org/ )is a community service organization that empowers adults with disabilities to develop initiative and leadership skills through volunteerism. Sponsored by Kiwanis International, the club engages in various service projects throughout the year, benefiting local organizations and the broader community.
The Tehama County Animal Care Center (TCACC) located at 1830 Walnut St, Red Bluff, CA, provides animal sheltering services for Tehama and Glenn Counties. Their mission is to practice and promote compassionate care of all animals, both in their care and in the community they serve. ... See MoreSee Less
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