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Pancake Day feeds hundreds
Kiwanis Pancake Day enjoyed by young and old

An annual Greenville of Kiwanis tradition is the Pancake Day breakfast held each March. This year the breakfast location was the First United Methodist Church in Greenville.

Hungry residents found the new location and enjoyed sausage, a drink and unlimited pancakes for a nominal fee of $5. The money generated by Pancake Day is used by Kiwanis for community services such as car seats for newborns, reading materials for Woodland Elementary students, Special Olympics, donations to community service groups and more.

The breakfast is conducted by Kiwanis volunteers, along with volunteers from the GHS Key Club, a student-led high school organization sponsored by Greenville Kiwanis.

While the local organization participates in a variety of community service activities, it has three main annual projects: Pancake Day, Bell Ringing at Penney’s Department Store for the Community Christmas Drive, and a second fundraiser, covering Gate 5 for the Great Darke County Fair.

Kiwanis meets for lunch every Wednesday at Chestnut Community Center at the Brethren Retirement Community. Interesting speakers on a variety of topics, from other community service organizations to local government officials, are presented to the group each week. All interested local residents are encouraged to stop by and join the fun.

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