President Jim Kocsis is excited over both Davis Clubs combining operations & community projects. Our new webmaster Romeo Favreau is preparing a new exciting website. This is it.
The Mission
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Davis, Division 7 of the California-Nevada-Hawaii District participates in many community service projects in Davis and the surrounding area. Our major focus is the well being of the youth and seniors of our communities. We try to contribute toward meeting those needs.
Our Parent
Kiwanis International is a worldwide organization devoted to the principle of service; to the advancement of individual, community and national welfare; and to the strengthening of international goodwill. There are 13,000 clubs throughout the world with 600,000 total memberships in 96 nations. Our California-Nevada-Hawaii District is the largest with 1,467 clubs and 55,971 members. Potential members are encouraged to visit this site for additional information about Kiwanis.
Our City
The City of Davis is a unique university and residential community internationally known for its commitment to implementing progressive and innovative programs. Located in Yolo County just 13 miles west of Sacramento on Interstate 80, 10 miles south of Woodland on Highway 113 and an approximate hour drive from San Francisco and the Bay Area. The city's quality of life is reflected in many well-known symbols; energy conservation, double-decker buses, and of course, bicycles (one bike for each of the 50,000 residents). Bicycles are a large part of the Davis culture, and in fact, they symbolize the more relaxed pace of the community. Our club is a member of the Davis Area Chamber of Commerce.
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