Aktion Club of Sandpoint

05/17/2023

The Aktion Club of Sandpoint was proud to participate in the annual Camp Stidwell cleanup on Saturday May 6th. It may have been rainy, but we had lots of fun.

03/15/2023

Randy (President) and Jessica (Vice President) at last nights Aktion Club meeting.

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday March 28th at 4pm on the backside of Panhandle Special Needs (1424 N. Boyer, Sandpoint, Idaho)

If you, or someone you know has a disability, this is a great time to stop by, hang out and see what the Aktion Club has to offer.

03/10/2023

02/02/2023

Thank you to the Bonner County Daily Bee for publishing an article about us in the local paper. Check it out:

Community members are taking Action to help the community through a new club formed at part of the Sandpoint Kiwanis Club. "The Sandpoint Aktion Club is moving forward," said Dick Vail of the Sandpoint Kiwanis Club. "Aktion Club is where development has no disabilities." The club reached out to the....

02/02/2023

Our leadership!

Left to Right
Randy Heller - President
Jessica Sierant - Vice President
Chris Painter - Secretary
Jamie Syth - Treasurer

The Sandpoint Aktion Club is moving forward. Aktion Club is where development has no disabilities.

The Aktion Club is a service club which is part of Kiwanis International and the Sandpoint Kiwanis Club.

The Aktion Club provides opportunities for members to discover that service is an exciting and important part of ones life and beginning to see their abilities can make a difference. The Aktion Club provides opportunities to discover their desire to serve. When people discover their desire to serve, they come to a conclusion that serving others isn’t just something they do - it becomes a way of life. The experience of service leadership is the primary objective of Kiwanis leadership programs.

The Aktion Club provides adults with disabilities an opportunity to develop initiative, leadership skills, and to serve the community. Through service a member lives a life of participation rather than isolation. At 12,000 members nationally, more than ever, adults with disabilities are becoming active in their communities.

01/18/2023

If you want to make a difference in your life and community, check out Aktion Club. More than 11,000 adults with disabilities around the world are involved in this Kiwanis-family program, developing leadership skills while working with others to help those in need. Their projects range from fundraising for Sleeping Children Around the World (SCAW) to recycling drives to cleaning up parks.

Aktion Club empowers members to be themselves, work together with friends and implement plans through action. As an extension of Kiwanis International, Aktion Club shares the mission serving children around the world. Through Aktion Club, members become leaders in their community.