Our sister club, the Long Beach Kiwanis Club, recently hosted an impactful community event that brought together local law enforcement and approximately 750 students at Jefferson Middle School. On November 7th, the “Kids and Cops” program created valuable opportunities for police officers and students to connect through various activities, including friendly basketball games and interactive demonstrations.
Students had the chance to explore police vehicles and learn about specialized units, including forensics equipment, providing them with a firsthand look at law enforcement operations. The Long Beach Kiwanis Club showed their commitment to youth in our community by donating 1,200 backpacks, each filled with a Frisbee, stress reliever, commemorative pin, and notebook.
Jefferson Leadership Academy students playing basketball against police officers.
This successful event demonstrates how Kiwanis clubs in Long Beach are working to foster positive relationships between law enforcement and young members of our community. Through games, demonstrations, and meaningful interactions, the program helped break down barriers and build understanding between police officers and the students they serve.
Mark your calendars for our dinner social at Patricia's on the third Tuesday of June at our regular meeting time of 6:00 PM. There may be Bingo as well! We encourage you to bring friends and prospective members to enjoy this social evening.
Let's support our fellow service organization by supporting their upcoming theater night featuring "Fiddler on the Roof" at the Long Beach Playhouse on Thursday, July 31. Tickets are $40 each, with checks payable to Downtown Lions.
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Last Updated: November 20, 2024 by cmarano
Annual Kiwanis Kids and Cops
Our sister club, the Long Beach Kiwanis Club, recently hosted an impactful community event that brought together local law enforcement and approximately 750 students at Jefferson Middle School. On November 7th, the “Kids and Cops” program created valuable opportunities for police officers and students to connect through various activities, including friendly basketball games and interactive demonstrations.
Students had the chance to explore police vehicles and learn about specialized units, including forensics equipment, providing them with a firsthand look at law enforcement operations. The Long Beach Kiwanis Club showed their commitment to youth in our community by donating 1,200 backpacks, each filled with a Frisbee, stress reliever, commemorative pin, and notebook.
This successful event demonstrates how Kiwanis clubs in Long Beach are working to foster positive relationships between law enforcement and young members of our community. Through games, demonstrations, and meaningful interactions, the program helped break down barriers and build understanding between police officers and the students they serve.
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