Chairman - Larry Hunter

Arrange for greeters, sell raffle tickets, see that the meeting room is appropriately arranged and that new members are made to feel comfortable. Telephonic reminders using a "calling tree".

Chairman - Jerry Korn

Document and publish accomplishments of Capital City Kiwanis Club and members, enhance our feeling of fellowship, educate new members and remind current members about our contributions to our community and our traditions.

Chairman - Beth Gaertner

Plan and implement projects to respond to the needs of our community.

Chair - Kathie Seideman

Focus on issues involving ethics, values and family.

Chairman - Nanci Dunbar

Responsible for the financial well-being of Capital City Kiwanis Club, secures funds necessary to meet approved budget, develops and administers fund-raising projects.

Chairman - Elizabeth Stoneman

Chair - Steve Fredriksen

Oversees membership development and retention of current members. Responsible for ongoing recruitment, education and induction of new members and monitors club operations to keep member satisfaction high and all members involved.

Chair - Nancy Halliwell

Ensure that the community receives through the media and other means the objects, goals, programs and achievements of Capital City Kiwanis. Organizes social activities.

Chair - Kim Knowlton

Establish and support K Kids clubs in elementary schools, Builders Clubs in junior high schools and Key Clubs in high schools. Committee members automatically include Capital City Kiwanis Club advisors to the sponsored schools.

Chair - Jeremy Parkinson and Jessie Leib

Responsible for interesting and timely speakers/programs at our weekly club meetings.

Chair - Jennifer Matoske

Implement projects to assist young children age 5 and below. IDD is the Kiwanis International project.

Chair - Cindy Clancy

Plan and implement projects that serve children age 6 and above. Example: kids camp on Cascade Lake.