We offer a calendar and contact information if you are familiar with the Club and are interested in attending a meeting or looking for information about one of our events.
We are a diverse club, both in our membership and in our many service projects. However, our primary focus is on providing service to children. We are committed to making a positive impact on their lives.
We invite you to contact us for more information about how you can join this national organization that is integral to the community of Manitou Springs.
Most Recent MSKC News and/or Program
Denise Howell, Manitou Springs City Administrator, presented an overview of the city’s current state of affairs, March 24.
Club recently received a “Manni Award” for being a “Beacon of Generosity.” Doug, pictured, is the current club president.
Constitutionality of Presidential Immunity, Retired Judge Hall and son Eric, March 17. Photo by Chuck A.
A History of Skiing on Pikes Peak by Don S. Presented Monday, March 3.
The 1st Annual Manitou Springs Kiwanis Club’s St. Pickleball’s Day Tournament was a rousing success. Held on March 15 and 16, 2025, more than three dozen teams competed for prizes generously donated by the Garden of the Gods Trading Post. Contestants were in Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Divisions, in Men’s and Women’s teams as well as Mixed Doubles. Other sponsors of the tournament included The Landscaper LLC, Incline E-Bikes, Manitou Brewing Co., E-Bike Sales & Rentals, and Kiva Construction.
The Tounament raised more than $2,800 for Manitou Springs youth sports and leadership programs sponsored by the Club. The Kiwanis Club already has plans underway for next year’s tournament.
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America. According to legend, St. Pickleball is revered for driving the seniors off the couch.
>Thanks to Dan (Kiwanian) for his photos, captioning, and tournament description and updates.<
To view photo caption in this gallery, click on the photo.
Community Meeting on Wildland Fire Hazards Mitigation Strategies held Monday, February 3.
The Kiwanis Club of Manitou Springs partnered with the Manitou Springs Fire Department to raise awareness about wildland fire hazards and mitigation:
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We offer a calendar and contact information if you are familiar with the Club and are interested in attending a meeting or looking for information about one of our events.
We are a diverse club, both in our membership and in our many service projects. However, our primary focus is on providing service to children. We are committed to making a positive impact on their lives.
We invite you to contact us for more information about how you can join this national organization that is integral to the community of Manitou Springs.
Most Recent MSKC News and/or Program
Denise Howell, Manitou Springs City Administrator, presented an overview of the city’s current state of affairs, March 24.
Club recently received a “Manni Award” for being a “Beacon of Generosity.” Doug, pictured, is the current club president.
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MSKC News
Constitutionality of Presidential Immunity, Retired Judge Hall and son Eric, March 17. Photo by Chuck A.
A History of Skiing on Pikes Peak by Don S. Presented Monday, March 3.
The 1st Annual Manitou Springs Kiwanis Club’s St. Pickleball’s Day Tournament was a rousing success. Held on March 15 and 16, 2025, more than three dozen teams competed for prizes generously donated by the Garden of the Gods Trading Post. Contestants were in Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Divisions, in Men’s and Women’s teams as well as Mixed Doubles. Other sponsors of the tournament included The Landscaper LLC, Incline E-Bikes, Manitou Brewing Co., E-Bike Sales & Rentals, and Kiva Construction.
The Tounament raised more than $2,800 for Manitou Springs youth sports and leadership programs sponsored by the Club. The Kiwanis Club already has plans underway for next year’s tournament.
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America. According to legend, St. Pickleball is revered for driving the seniors off the couch.
>Thanks to Dan (Kiwanian) for his photos, captioning, and tournament description and updates.<
To view photo caption in this gallery, click on the photo.
Community Meeting on Wildland Fire Hazards Mitigation Strategies held Monday, February 3.
The Kiwanis Club of Manitou Springs partnered with the Manitou Springs Fire Department to raise awareness about wildland fire hazards and mitigation:
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