WE ARE ONE OF THE LARGEST
KIWANIS CLUBS IN THE WORLD

JOIN US AT WEEKLY MEETINGS

The Kiwanis Club of Roanoke is one of the largest and most active of the 15,000+ worldwide Kiwanis clubs, and the largest civic organization in the Roanoke Valley. Join our weekly meetings in person or virtually using the Zoom link below, where high-caliber local speakers present timely and relevant topics; many are focused on the under 40 demographic and the business community. Networking is an important element for our civically-engaged Club members. Our membership includes city and state government leaders, corporate leaders, nonprofit leaders, church leaders, civic-minded residents, the 2021 Roanoke City Citizen of the Year, and the 2023 Roanoke City Citizen of the Year. Strong connections and friendships occur here.

We meet in Charter Hall on the third floor of the Roanoke City Market Building. Guest attendance is free of charge, with no obligation, and includes lunch. We have been serving the Roanoke community for over 100 years and would be delighted to have you join us. Community service is what we do. Join us and get involved.

April 24 - Chad Braby - Roanoke Star Cycling

May 1 - Scotti Hartman - Good Sam Hospice

May 8 - Stefanie Manbeck - MAM Farms

May 15 - High School Scholarship Awards

May 22 - Xavier Duckett - Humble Hustle

May 29 - No Meeting

UPCOMING SPEAKERChad Braby

April 17

Join us Wednesday for our weekly meeting at 12:30 PM to hear Chad Braby, Coach at Roanoke Star Cycling. Chad will provide an overview of youth mountain biking programs in Roanoke Star Cycling, including growth plans. He will highlight their Rising Stars program that provides bikes, training, coaching, transportation, and rides for area youth who don't have access to bikes or trails.

Chad is an endurance coach and specializes in coaching and training for running and cycling. He coaches with the Patrick Henry High School cross country team, the Roanoke Star Cycling XC race team, and Wolfpack Endurance, a coaching Co-op dedicated to growing endurance sports in the Roanoke Valley. He is also a Civil Engineer and worked for 25 years in various roles in the heavy industrial construction industry.