Who We Are and What Do We Do
The Monument Hill Kiwanis Club, a chapter of Kiwanis International, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with over 100 volunteers: Making a Positive Difference for Youth and Our Community in the Tri-Lakes area and northern El Paso County, Colorado.
Making a Difference - In Our Schools
Our Signature Project is our Service Leadership Program in the Lewis-Palmer D-38 School District, which provides student-led service clubs at all levels: K-Kids (grades 4-6), Builder's Club (middle school), Key Clubs (high school), and Circle-K at UCCS. These clubs provide students with experience in leadership and service to the community through projects to benefit others. Making a Difference - Fundraising
Through our granting arm, the 
Monument Hill Foundation, we donate over $45,000 per year to local nonprofits in the El Paso County area. Fundraising activities include a Peach Sale in July and a Craft Fair in December. We also raise funds for partner organizations with our Empty Bowl Dinner and Silent Auction for Tri-Lakes Cares in October and with Bell Ringing for The Salvation Army in November & December.
Monument Hill Foundation, we donate over $45,000 per year to local nonprofits in the El Paso County area. Fundraising activities include a Peach Sale in July and a Craft Fair in December. We also raise funds for partner organizations with our Empty Bowl Dinner and Silent Auction for Tri-Lakes Cares in October and with Bell Ringing for The Salvation Army in November & December. Making a Difference - Service
Our July 4th 
Parade is dubbed the "biggest small-town parade in America." Over 80 entries thrill 20,000+ spectators during the celebration which includes the Monument Street Fair sponsored by the Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce.
Parade is dubbed the "biggest small-town parade in America." Over 80 entries thrill 20,000+ spectators during the celebration which includes the Monument Street Fair sponsored by the Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce. Other Service projects include Harvest of Love, collecting literally tons of food, donated through District 38 schools, for Tri-Lakes Cares holiday distribution. Club members also volunteer with several local programs including the Rocky Mountain Youth Leadership Foundation, the Children's Literacy Center, and DECA.
Join Us - We Have Fun
We meet voluntarily from 8:00 am—9:30 am on Saturdays
where we enjoy educational programs, humor,
and healthy fellowship. Come to a meeting, see how you like us, and consider joining. For more information, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Our members give their time, when they are able, to be part of our great team. We hold regular social events to introduce new members, sponsor golf outings, and a host great holiday party in December. Our fellowship is the "glue" that binds us together for a common purpose.
where we enjoy educational programs, humor,
and healthy fellowship. Come to a meeting, see how you like us, and consider joining. For more information, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Our members give their time, when they are able, to be part of our great team. We hold regular social events to introduce new members, sponsor golf outings, and a host great holiday party in December. Our fellowship is the "glue" that binds us together for a common purpose. 