Meeting Information

We meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month from noon to 1:30PM, except December.

Our meetings are held in the Gerard Phelan Hall at Marymount University, 2807 N. Glebe Road, Arlington, VA 22207.

A light lunch is served. Meetings may also be attended virtually. For information please contact info@arlingtonvakiwanis.com.

Kiwanis Marymount Meetings

Drive north on Glebe Road and cross Old Dominion Drive and take the first right onto campus. Proceed to the Security Building. Tell them you are here for the Kiwanis meeting. They will direct you to the parking lot behind the Security Building. After parking, walk to the Gerard Phelan building, enter the glass doors on the front right of the building. Enter the lobby and walk down the long hall to the elevator. (If stairs are a problem, there is an entrance on the right side of the lobby). Take the elevator to G1. The doors open into the dining hall. Exit the elevator, walk to the right, there is a short hallway with a door marked “PRIVATE”. The room is GERA G107. Please walk in.

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Among our service projects, we assist AFAC in bagging food supplies every second Wednesday, collect children’s books to be given gratis each child visiting the Arlington Pediatric Clinic, read to elementary students at Aspire! After-School Learning and to Randolph Elementary School children on Dr. Seuss’ birthday, assist Salvation Army ring bells for their red kettle Christmas campaign and participate in iCanShine bike program in the summer helping kids with disabilities to learn how to ride a bike. 

We support and chaperone the Key Club officers attending the state or district convention where they network with peers who will become future civic leaders.

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In the last five years, we have become known for our annual blueberry sales, our biggest fundraiser. Some other  examples are Arlington Thrive, PRS Crisis Link, Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN), Aspire! After School Learning, Arlington YMCA, Arlington 4-H, Girls on the Run, Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC), National Capital Treatment & Recovery, and many others.

We support athletic clubs with soccer balls and fund high school senior graduation night, give scholarships to worthy rising college freshman and fund grants to high school mothers trying to finish their education while parenting, sometimes solo, in the Terrific Parent program.

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