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SERVICES RECENT SUCCESSES Last year, our clubs contributed more than $21.6 million to Canadian communities, to say nothing of the countless hours spent planning and carrying out their many fundraising and service projects. None of the money raised in the community is used to fund our national Association. The national headquarters and its programs and services are financed through our members' annual dues along with some revenue from such sources as our internal sales division. All the money raised in a community stays in that community. To the best of our knowledge, our members raise more money per member than any other service club in the world. Last year, our members donated more than $1 million to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, making Kinsmen and Kinettes the largest single fundraising organization for CF research in the world. Funding Requests - Temporarily Unavailable The Kinsmen Clubs of Brantford serve the community's greatest needs. We are service clubs with emphasis on service. If you have a project in mind that would enhance our community, or know of someone that needs assistance with medical equipment, support for educational or athletic endeavours, please let us know. We will look at all requests and reply to all enquiries.
has provided many essential services to City of Brantford, Brant County & it's Residents, these have and do currently include. 
Here is many of the other community services we have participated in. |
for Brant CountyThis book by the Brantford Kinsmen Club to Brant County provides the names of the Brant County men and women who served in World War II, except for the casualty list (see the Virtual War Memorial online at the Brantford Public Library link above). There are more than 3,500 photographs of these people submitted by family members; however, for many others only the names are listed. In addition, local companies provided the names of employees who served in this war. To download a copy of this book, click on link below. 
(1877-1977) City of Brantford.Brantford Kinsmen Club published the Brantford Centennial book which describes the beginnings and the many changes of Brantford during this period. This book provides the names of the first city council and the minutes of their first meeting. It also contains many photos of early Brantford, including: Mohawk Park, some of the early methods of transportation, and well-known buildings in the city.  The Brantford Kinsmen Club Incorporated, has a continueous venue. Charity gumball vending machines are a great way for businesses and the community to help show their support for the many ongoing projects in our community. Click charity vending machine to find out more information.  Is a program of the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund, which provides financial help for those seeking higher learning. "In memory of the Association's founder, who passed away in September 1994 at the age of 95, Kin Canada established the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund, the purpose of which is to promote, encourage and sponsor educational programs and activities. Kin Canada Bursaries, a program of the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund, provides financial assistance to eligible persons in their quest for higher learning." |
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