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The Kiwanis Club of Ridgetown partnered with Staples store to raise funds for school supplies.

RDHS

Donation of school supplies to Ridgetown District High School

St. Michaels

Donation to Naahii Ridge Public School

school supplies

Donation of Chrome Books to St. Micheal Catholic School

Beginning in 2019 a new project for our club - recycling aluminum cans and liquor bottles.

The first work groups in December 2019 and January 2020.

cans

can project

cans

Collecting around the area

Christmas 2019

Members enjoy breakfast at Yeck's Smokehouse before preparing for the annual Santa Claus Parade.

members

Work on the float

float

Entering children in the free draw for gifts

free draw

Long time member Peter Guyitt accepts recognition of the

70th Anniversary of the Kiwanis Club of Ridgetown Santa Claus Parade.

70th

The parade starts down Main Street led by members of the Ridgetown District High School Key Club

start

Santa!

Santa

Eastern Canada & Caribbean Governor Melford Clark's visit

Governor visit

Donation to Kiwanis Foundation of Canada in honour of Governor Mel's visit.

New members join Kiwanis Club of Ridgetown

new members

New members Matt Myers, Marian Patterson and Jojo Thibeault with President Dr. John Button.

Donation to Foundation of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance

donation to Foundation of CKHA

The Kiwanis Club of Ridgetown donated $25,000.00 to the Founation of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance in support of the Future in Focus Diagnostic Imaging Campaign.

Donation to Children's Health Foundation

donation to Children's

The Kiwanis Foundation of Ridgetown recently donated $7000 to the Children’s Health Foundation which grants funds to the Children’s Hospital at the London Health Sciences Center. The $7000 donation will purchase an Alaris Pump. An Alaris Pump accurately delivers fluids, medications, blood or blood product to sick or critically injured pediatric patients on a continuous or intermittent basis. The pump utilizes specialized software so that health care professionals can set safety limits on the machine ensuring that correct dosages are selected thereby preventing medication errors on up to four separate intravenous infusions. The hospital currently needs 39 more pumps.