The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills partners with a variety of organizations serving the needs of children, youth and teens. Our members participate in a number of ongoing service projects, and also support the activities and projects of other Kiwanis clubs throughout the Las Vegas Valley. Here is just a glimpse into the joy we experience as we serve our community! Join us!
Everyone Needs a Little TLC! Guest speaker Darla Jo Hayden, founder of The Lullaby Connection (TLC), shared the inspiring story behind her organization’s mission to provide comfort and essential items to newborns and families in need throughout our community. Members attending our October general meeting enjoyed hearing how this meaningful work continues to impact families across the Las Vegas Valley. Through Darla’s compassionate leadership and dedication, The Lullaby Connection has touched countless lives, offering a reminder that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Introducing Our 2025-26 Board of Directors! At our October general meeting, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills proudly introduced our 2025-26 Board of Directors! With great enthusiasm, fresh initiatives, and a shared commitment to service, we’re looking forward to an incredible year!
Service in Action! On October 11, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills teamed up with the Shadow Ridge High School Key Club to serve at a Three Square food distribution site. Three Square is Southern Nevada’s only food bank. Together we’re working to fight food insecurity and support our neighbors in need. It’s inspiring to see our community come together to make a real difference!
Service in Action! The Las Vegas Farm partners with Barn Buddies Rescue, a non-profit dedicated to rescuing abused, neglected, and abandoned farm animals. The organization offered volunteer opportunities throughout the month of October in support of the 35th Annual Fall Harvest Festival. If you haven’t visited yet, this is the last weekend of the festival – don’t miss it!
Two Clubs, One Purpose! On October 4, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills had the pleasure of visiting the Kiwanis Club of Green Valley for their general meeting. Thank you for welcoming us so warmly! Interclub visits like this are a wonderful opportunity to exchange ideas, build friendships, and celebrate the spirit of Kiwanis fellowship that unites us in service.
Service in Action! Fisher House provides a comforting home away from home for active military and veteran families while their loved ones receive medical care. In late September, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills enjoyed a tour of the Las Vegas Fisher House, situated on the grounds of the VA Hospital in North Las Vegas. In early October, our members planned, prepared, and served dinner to 19 family members residing at the house that week. We are Hungry for Service!
Service in Action! On a beautiful Saturday morning in September, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills visited Spread the Word Nevada! We spent the morning sorting, cleaning, and preparing donated books so they can be placed into the hands of eager young readers across Southern Nevada. Every book represents an opportunity for a child to grow, imagine, and succeed, and we are proud to help make that possible!
Welcome, New Members! At our September 18, 2025 general meeting, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills welcomed guest speakers Amy Poremba, Lisa La Delfa, and Angie Gonzalez from ONETEEN, a local nonprofit dedicated to creating safe spaces and opportunities for teens to learn, grow, and succeed. The trio shared inspiring stories about how ONETEEN helps youth discover their potential and build brighter futures. The Club also celebrated growth with the induction of two new members, Alison Sherman and John Stiles. And while he couldn’t be there in person, we’re excited to share that Richard Maggipinto has also joined our Club – welcome, Richard!
Sharing Ideas, Building Friendships, Serving Communities! Many thanks to the Kiwanis Clubs of the Las Vegas Strip and Southwest Las Vegas for hosting the Division 28 DCM on September 6, 2025! It was a great opportunity to celebrate the support, friendship, and camaraderie that keep our clubs strong, while learning from each other and embracing new ways to serve our communities.
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills recently partnered with the Key Clubs from Shadow Ridge High School and Arbor View High School and many other local volunteers to support Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing beds to children in need. On the morning of September 6, 2025, participants worked side-by-side to sand, stain, and assemble 50 beds, combining service, teamwork, and community spirit to make a lasting difference for local families.
On August 30, 2025, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills participated in a meaningful service project at Gilcrease Nature Sanctuary, bringing together volunteers dedicated to making a difference. Key Club members from Arbor View High School and Shadow Ridge High School joined forces to improve and beautify the sanctuary grounds. They were supported by members of the Kiwanis Club of North Las Vegas and additional Key Club members from across the Las Vegas Valley. Through teamwork and community spirit, these volunteers contributed to preserving a vital local resource while strengthening bonds between Kiwanis clubs and the schools.
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills held its August general meeting with a strong focus on youth leadership and community impact. Guest speaker Justin Minton from Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada emphasized the importance of early financial education, and pointed out that a half-credit course in economics and financial literacy is now required to graduate high school in the state of Nevada. He shared how Junior Achievement’s programs are equipping young people with the tools they need to make informed economic decisions, develop entrepreneurial skills, and grow into confident leaders.
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills is proud to sponsor the Key Clubs at Shadow Ridge High School and Arbor View High School! Both Clubs held their first meetings of the new school year in August – the turnout was impressive and the energy is through the roof! Student leaders and Club members are already hard at work planning volunteer projects that will make a difference in the community, and launching fundraising efforts to fuel their activities. We can’t wait to see all they accomplish!
Shadow Ridge Key ClubArbor View Key ClubThanks to Key Club Faculty Advisors Ms. DeMaio (Arbor View) and Ms. Boquiren (Shadow Ridge)!Arbor View Key Club Leadership at Region 5 Joint DCM on August 23, 2025.
The 2025 Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha District Education Convention (DCON) was a tremendous success! Members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills staffed the merchandise booth throughout the event, which gave us an opportunity to meet so many attendees from California, Nevada, and Hawaii (and sell them a pin, or a hat, or a t-shirt)!
There were many informative workshops, and an array of friendly, knowledgeable exhibitors. Dedicated Kiwanians coming together, all focused on the well-being and lifting up of children locally, regionally, and around the world. It is an honor to serve with you!
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills and other Division 28 clubs ventured out to Pahrump on August 2, 2025 to welcome Cal-Nev-Ha District Governor Douglas Frost to Southern Nevada! Thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Pahrump Valley for hosting this important event!
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills welcomed Cal-Nev-Ha Division 28 LTG Krit Sempolkrung to the July 2025 General Meeting. He shared his personal experience attending the Kiwanis Mid-Year South Education Conference, and encouraged all Kiwanians to embrace this outstanding opportunity to interact with and learn from other Clubs and their members. Our guest speaker for the evening was Joseph Charafi, Founder and President of the Stop The Traffic Foundation. The organization is working to eradicate child trafficking, highlighting the shocking statistics that have Las Vegas ranked among the highest cities for sex trafficking in the United States. The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills doesn’t shy away from the tough subjects. All kids matter to Kiwanis!
In May 2025, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills had the honor of recognizing Shadow Ridge High School Key Club seniors for their dedication to public service. Collectively, these remarkable students contributed 192.75 hours of volunteer service to their community, an outstanding achievement that embodies the Kiwanis spirit of serving the children of the world. Additionally, the Club celebrated this year’s scholarship recipient, Jonah Escoto. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills thanks the many runners, walkers, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers who made our Superhero 5K Run/1-Mile Walk a super success!
Thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Green Valley for hosting the Division 28 Council Meeting on April 26, 2025. LTG Krit Sempolkrung and his team addressed policies and procedures and the division financial report, while club Presidents and other spokespersons provided updates on membership, community service projects, and fundraising events.
Our members are preparing for the Superhero 5K Run/1-Mile Walk scheduled for May 3, 2025 at Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs! Thanks to all the runners, walkers, sponsors and vendors for supporting the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills Scholarship Program!
Thank you, Las Vegas City Councilwoman Nancy Brune! We had a great time at the Spring Fling on Saturday, April 19, 2025 at Floyd Lamb Park, sharing the good works and ongoing community outreach projects of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills with so many families and new friends!
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills fully agrees with the mission of Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP), which is “No Kid Sleeps on the Floor in Our Town!” Thanks to all who participated in the April 5, 2025 bed build!
On September 21, 2024, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills partnered with more than 30 Key Club members and the Kiwanis Club of North Las Vegas to restore and enhance educational signage at the Gilcrease Nature Sanctuary. Participants in this service project disassembled, repaired, painted and replaced roof shingles on twelve signs on this picture-perfect day!
In 2024, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills awarded college scholarships to three deserving seniors attending Arbor View High School. These Key Club members maintained high academic achievement and developed their leadership skills while supporting the community through a variety of service projects.
Our bowling fundraiser was a great success on May 11, 2024 at Santa Fe Station, all in support of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills Scholarship Program!
Did you know? Three Square is the only food bank in Southern Nevada. The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills is proud to support their mission “to provide wholesome food to hungry people, while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community.”
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The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills partners with a variety of organizations serving the needs of children, youth and teens. Our members participate in a number of ongoing service projects, and also support the activities and projects of other Kiwanis clubs throughout the Las Vegas Valley. Here is just a glimpse into the joy we experience as we serve our community! Join us!
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Everyone Needs a Little TLC! Guest speaker Darla Jo Hayden, founder of The Lullaby Connection (TLC), shared the inspiring story behind her organization’s mission to provide comfort and essential items to newborns and families in need throughout our community. Members attending our October general meeting enjoyed hearing how this meaningful work continues to impact families across the Las Vegas Valley. Through Darla’s compassionate leadership and dedication, The Lullaby Connection has touched countless lives, offering a reminder that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Introducing Our 2025-26 Board of Directors! At our October general meeting, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills proudly introduced our 2025-26 Board of Directors! With great enthusiasm, fresh initiatives, and a shared commitment to service, we’re looking forward to an incredible year!
Service in Action! On October 11, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills teamed up with the Shadow Ridge High School Key Club to serve at a Three Square food distribution site. Three Square is Southern Nevada’s only food bank. Together we’re working to fight food insecurity and support our neighbors in need. It’s inspiring to see our community come together to make a real difference!
Service in Action! The Las Vegas Farm partners with Barn Buddies Rescue, a non-profit dedicated to rescuing abused, neglected, and abandoned farm animals. The organization offered volunteer opportunities throughout the month of October in support of the 35th Annual Fall Harvest Festival. If you haven’t visited yet, this is the last weekend of the festival – don’t miss it!
Two Clubs, One Purpose! On October 4, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills had the pleasure of visiting the Kiwanis Club of Green Valley for their general meeting. Thank you for welcoming us so warmly! Interclub visits like this are a wonderful opportunity to exchange ideas, build friendships, and celebrate the spirit of Kiwanis fellowship that unites us in service.
Service in Action! Fisher House provides a comforting home away from home for active military and veteran families while their loved ones receive medical care. In late September, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills enjoyed a tour of the Las Vegas Fisher House, situated on the grounds of the VA Hospital in North Las Vegas. In early October, our members planned, prepared, and served dinner to 19 family members residing at the house that week. We are Hungry for Service!
Service in Action! On a beautiful Saturday morning in September, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills visited Spread the Word Nevada! We spent the morning sorting, cleaning, and preparing donated books so they can be placed into the hands of eager young readers across Southern Nevada. Every book represents an opportunity for a child to grow, imagine, and succeed, and we are proud to help make that possible!
Welcome, New Members! At our September 18, 2025 general meeting, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills welcomed guest speakers Amy Poremba, Lisa La Delfa, and Angie Gonzalez from ONETEEN, a local nonprofit dedicated to creating safe spaces and opportunities for teens to learn, grow, and succeed. The trio shared inspiring stories about how ONETEEN helps youth discover their potential and build brighter futures. The Club also celebrated growth with the induction of two new members, Alison Sherman and John Stiles. And while he couldn’t be there in person, we’re excited to share that Richard Maggipinto has also joined our Club – welcome, Richard!
Sharing Ideas, Building Friendships, Serving Communities! Many thanks to the Kiwanis Clubs of the Las Vegas Strip and Southwest Las Vegas for hosting the Division 28 DCM on September 6, 2025! It was a great opportunity to celebrate the support, friendship, and camaraderie that keep our clubs strong, while learning from each other and embracing new ways to serve our communities.
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills recently partnered with the Key Clubs from Shadow Ridge High School and Arbor View High School and many other local volunteers to support Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing beds to children in need. On the morning of September 6, 2025, participants worked side-by-side to sand, stain, and assemble 50 beds, combining service, teamwork, and community spirit to make a lasting difference for local families.
On August 30, 2025, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills participated in a meaningful service project at Gilcrease Nature Sanctuary, bringing together volunteers dedicated to making a difference. Key Club members from Arbor View High School and Shadow Ridge High School joined forces to improve and beautify the sanctuary grounds. They were supported by members of the Kiwanis Club of North Las Vegas and additional Key Club members from across the Las Vegas Valley. Through teamwork and community spirit, these volunteers contributed to preserving a vital local resource while strengthening bonds between Kiwanis clubs and the schools.
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills held its August general meeting with a strong focus on youth leadership and community impact. Guest speaker Justin Minton from Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada emphasized the importance of early financial education, and pointed out that a half-credit course in economics and financial literacy is now required to graduate high school in the state of Nevada. He shared how Junior Achievement’s programs are equipping young people with the tools they need to make informed economic decisions, develop entrepreneurial skills, and grow into confident leaders.
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills is proud to sponsor the Key Clubs at Shadow Ridge High School and Arbor View High School! Both Clubs held their first meetings of the new school year in August – the turnout was impressive and the energy is through the roof! Student leaders and Club members are already hard at work planning volunteer projects that will make a difference in the community, and launching fundraising efforts to fuel their activities. We can’t wait to see all they accomplish!
The 2025 Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha District Education Convention (DCON) was a tremendous success! Members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills staffed the merchandise booth throughout the event, which gave us an opportunity to meet so many attendees from California, Nevada, and Hawaii (and sell them a pin, or a hat, or a t-shirt)!
There were many informative workshops, and an array of friendly, knowledgeable exhibitors. Dedicated Kiwanians coming together, all focused on the well-being and lifting up of children locally, regionally, and around the world. It is an honor to serve with you!
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills and other Division 28 clubs ventured out to Pahrump on August 2, 2025 to welcome Cal-Nev-Ha District Governor Douglas Frost to Southern Nevada! Thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Pahrump Valley for hosting this important event!
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills welcomed Cal-Nev-Ha Division 28 LTG Krit Sempolkrung to the July 2025 General Meeting. He shared his personal experience attending the Kiwanis Mid-Year South Education Conference, and encouraged all Kiwanians to embrace this outstanding opportunity to interact with and learn from other Clubs and their members. Our guest speaker for the evening was Joseph Charafi, Founder and President of the Stop The Traffic Foundation. The organization is working to eradicate child trafficking, highlighting the shocking statistics that have Las Vegas ranked among the highest cities for sex trafficking in the United States. The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills doesn’t shy away from the tough subjects. All kids matter to Kiwanis!
In May 2025, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills had the honor of recognizing Shadow Ridge High School Key Club seniors for their dedication to public service. Collectively, these remarkable students contributed 192.75 hours of volunteer service to their community, an outstanding achievement that embodies the Kiwanis spirit of serving the children of the world. Additionally, the Club celebrated this year’s scholarship recipient, Jonah Escoto. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills thanks the many runners, walkers, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers who made our Superhero 5K Run/1-Mile Walk a super success!
Thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Green Valley for hosting the Division 28 Council Meeting on April 26, 2025. LTG Krit Sempolkrung and his team addressed policies and procedures and the division financial report, while club Presidents and other spokespersons provided updates on membership, community service projects, and fundraising events.
Our members are preparing for the Superhero 5K Run/1-Mile Walk scheduled for May 3, 2025 at Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs! Thanks to all the runners, walkers, sponsors and vendors for supporting the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills Scholarship Program!
Thank you, Las Vegas City Councilwoman Nancy Brune! We had a great time at the Spring Fling on Saturday, April 19, 2025 at Floyd Lamb Park, sharing the good works and ongoing community outreach projects of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills with so many families and new friends!
The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills fully agrees with the mission of Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP), which is “No Kid Sleeps on the Floor in Our Town!” Thanks to all who participated in the April 5, 2025 bed build!
On September 21, 2024, members of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills partnered with more than 30 Key Club members and the Kiwanis Club of North Las Vegas to restore and enhance educational signage at the Gilcrease Nature Sanctuary. Participants in this service project disassembled, repaired, painted and replaced roof shingles on twelve signs on this picture-perfect day!
In 2024, the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills awarded college scholarships to three deserving seniors attending Arbor View High School. These Key Club members maintained high academic achievement and developed their leadership skills while supporting the community through a variety of service projects.
Our bowling fundraiser was a great success on May 11, 2024 at Santa Fe Station, all in support of the Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills Scholarship Program!
Did you know? Three Square is the only food bank in Southern Nevada. The Kiwanis Club of Centennial Hills is proud to support their mission “to provide wholesome food to hungry people, while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community.”
More to come!