Lynnwood Kiwanis volunteers pose July 22 after serving lunch to 52 golfers. (Contributed photo)

Lynnwood Kiwanis volunteers pose July 22 after serving lunch to 52 golfers. (Contributed photo)

Way to Go

Kiwanis present checks to food banks

The Kiwanis Club of Lynnwood raised over $7,000 for its foundation in its annual charity golf tournament July 22 and promptly gave $2,000 each to the Lynnwood Food Bank and Mountlake Terrace Concern For Neighbors Food Bank. The club has supported local food banks for more than 20 years.

The Lynnwood Kiwanis Club meets at the fire station at 7 a.m. Thursdays. The club also supports a scholarship program, the Kiwanis Children’s Cancer Program, Lynnwood Food Bank, Clothes for Kids, Casino Road Ministries, Relay for Life, Kiwanis Camp Casey and other community programs. For more information, go to www.lynnwoodkiwanis.portalbuzz.com.

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Kiwanis president Ron Swengel presents a check to Concern for Neighbors Executive Director Mike Begeman on July 27. (Contributed photo)
Kiwanis president Ron Swengel presents a check to Lynnwood Food Bank Director Alissa Jones on Aug. 10. (Contributed photo)

Kiwanis president Ron Swengel presents a check to Concern for Neighbors Executive Director Mike Begeman on July 27. (Contributed photo)

Kiwanis president Ron Swengel presents a check to Lynnwood Food Bank Director Alissa Jones on Aug. 10. (Contributed photo)

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