New location for Kiwanis Book Bank 
Now located at the Libby Center
E 2900 First Street

   Highlights from the Annual Installation and Awards Meeting
     for the Kiwanis Club of East Spokane, September 2024.
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Dia Maurer was honored as the Kiwanian of the Year by the Kiwanis Club of East Spokane!  The award is voted on by the entire membership and was presented by long-time member, Gary Harris.  Congratulations, Dia!  It is an honor to recognize you for your dedicated service.

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Dia Maurer was honored with the Legion of Honor award as a 30-year Kiwanis member! Congratulations, Dia, for your steadfast service to others through Kiwanis! 

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​Immediate Past President, Mallory Thomas, (right) was honored with the "Rusty" Award for her extraordinary Kiwanis efforts. The Award is named after Dr. Joan "Rusty" Clutts, an educator who established a scholarship fund through the Kiwanis Pacific Northwest Foundation. Lt Governor, Teresa Venne, presented the award. To honor Mallory $1,000 was donated by members of the East Spokane Kiwanis Club to the scholarship fund. Congratulation, Mallory! dit

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​Doughnut and a Book

01/31/24   East Spokane Kiwanis members recently shared the gift of reading with preschoolers and their parents at W Whitman Elementary School. The “doughnut and book” event was attended by East Spokane Kiwanians, Mallory, Teresa, Lee and former Whitman principal, Bev Lund.The children and parents were thrilled with their books!


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Our own Teresa Venne was honored with the
"2021-2022 Governor's Cup Award"
at the August 2023 Pacific Northwest District Convention.
​ Way to go, Teresa!  9/23




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East Spokane Club members Val Kjack (left) and Mallory Thomas (right) were recently honored with the "Rusty" Award for their extraordinary Kiwanis efforts. The Award is named after Dr. Joan "Rusty" Clutts, an educator who established a scholarship fund through the Kiwanis Pacific Northwest Foundation. To honor Mallory and Val $2,000 was donated to the scholarship fund. Congratulation! (10/21)

New Book Bank Location

Hundreds of volunteer hours have gone into moving the Spokane area Kiwanis Book Bank to the new location at the Libby Center Building located at 2901 E 1st Ave, one block south of The Hive on Sprague Ave. The Book Bank is a Division-Wide project of the Greater Spokane Area Kiwanis Division. The move was coordinated by East Spokane Club members Mallory Thomas and Val Kjack.  Volunteers from a number of Spokane area clubs joined in to move shelves and books over a two-month period. Job well done! (10/24)

New Podium

East Spokane Club member Bob Fisher (left) is pictured with Club President Steve Bays (right). 
​Bob made the new podium and presented it to the Club as a gift. (10-21)