Our biggest event of the year is Pancake Day held each spring.
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 Kids delight in wrapping the presents purchased with donations from the Macomb Kiwanis Club and K-Mart in Macomb each December.
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 Even the "big kids" get in the act with Santa during the K-Mart Christmas Shopping event. Here Debbie Vandemark visits with Santa.
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 Another "big kid" visits with Santa. This time its Ed Myers.
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 The Macomb Kiwanis Club takes pride in helping support the Flags of Love in Chandler Park. Several times each year, the flags are erected in the park in honor of Macomb area residents who have served their country in the military.
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 Our biggest fundraiser of the year is Pancake Day in April. Kiwanis members prepare pancakes and sausage and serve thousands of people every year.
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 We hold our Pancake Day every year at the Macomb American Legion building.
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 Thanks to the overwhelming support we receive at our Pancake Day, we are able to donate thousands of dollars back into the community. In 2007, we awarded nearly $15,000 in special grants to organizations and individuals that serve children. Pictured above are representatives from those groups that received the special grant. They include Big Brothers/Big Sisters, MacArthur School, Salvation Army, Performing Arts Society and many others. |
 The 2007 Macomb Kiwanis Club bowling team took home the First Place trophy at the Spastic Paralysis Bowl-A-Thon in Abingdon. (Back row left-right) Jane Morrow, Dennis Morrow, Owen Thompson and Jay Carter. (Front row left-right) John Moon and Debbie Vandemark.
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 One of our fundraising projects involves building Kiwanis benches. Benches are built by members of the Macomb Kiwanis Club. This one is at the Citizen's National Bank park in downtown Macomb. |
 Here are Kiwanis benches built by the Macomb Kiwanis Club purchased by the Kewanee Kiwanis Club.
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 Several years ago, the Macomb Kiwanis Club built a playground for children in Chandler Park downtown Macomb. |
 There's lots of equipment for children to play on at the Macomb Kiwanis Club Chandler Park playground.
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 Legion of Honor recipient George Hermann.
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 Legion of Honor recipients Dave Stites (left) and Jay Carter.
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 Legion of Honor recipients (left to right) Chuck Gilbert, John Moon and Ted Pawlias.
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 Legion of Honor recipient Dr. Ken Pawlias.
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 Each year Macomb Kiwanis members help the Salvation Army by ringing the bell during the Christmas holiday season. Here's Chuck Gilbert ready to accept donations.
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 The Macomb Kiwanis Club is proud to have the oldest living survivor of the World War II Battle of Iwo Jima as a member. Here's John Moon with his Iwo Jima medal.
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