February 9–13, 2026 marks K-Kids Week, a special time across the Kiwanis family to celebrate elementary students who are learning leadership, service, and kindness through K-Kids, one of Kiwanis International’s youth programs.
While Coppell does not currently have a K-Kids club, the Kiwanis Club of Coppell is excited to raise awareness about this impactful program and begin conversations about what it could look like to bring K-Kids to our local elementary schools in the future.
What is K-Kids?
K-Kids is a Kiwanis-sponsored program for elementary school students, designed to help children:
Develop leadership and teamwork skills
Build confidence and responsibility
Learn the value of helping others
Make a positive difference in their school and community
Through age-appropriate service projects and activities, K-Kids empowers children to lead by example and discover that even small acts of kindness can have a big impact.
Why K-Kids Matters
Kiwanis believes that leadership development starts early. Programs like K-Kids introduce children to service at a young age, helping them grow into caring, engaged community members.
K-Kids is also part of the larger Kiwanis family of service leadership programs, which supports youth at every stage:
K-Kids (elementary school)
Builders Club (middle school)
Key Club (high school)
Circle K International (college)
Aktion Club (adults 18+ with disabilities)
Kiwanis (adult service)
Together, these programs create a powerful pipeline of leadership and service that benefits communities around the world.
Celebrating K-Kids Week (Feb 9–13)
Each day of K-Kids Week highlights a different theme:
Monday: Show your K-Kids pride
Tuesday: Kudos to the helpers
Wednesday: Share with parents and families
Thursday: Random acts of kindness
Friday: Connect the Kiwanis family
Throughout the week, Kiwanis clubs, schools, and communities celebrate kindness in action and recognize the adults and families who support young leaders.
Exploring K-Kids in Coppell
The Kiwanis Club of Coppell is proud to support youth leadership locally — including recently chartering the Key Club of Coppell High School — and we’re excited to explore how K-Kids could one day support elementary students in our community as well.
Bringing a K-Kids club to a school starts with interest and partnership. We welcome conversations with:
Elementary school administrators and educators
Parents interested in leadership opportunities for their children
Community members who value youth service and development
Let’s Start the Conversation
If you’re interested in learning more about K-Kids or exploring the possibility of starting a K-Kids club in Coppell, we’d love to hear from you.
(Note: Event rescheduled from 1/27 to 2/24/26, due to ice storm)
We are looking forward to you joining us as we celebrate the official charter of Key Club of Coppell High School and install the 2025-2026 student officers.
Something remarkable is happening in Coppell, and you’re invited!
On November 19, 2025, Coppell High School welcomed a new organization that’s about to change everything: the Key Club of Coppell High School.
And on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, from 4:30-5:30 PM CST, we’re inviting our entire community to celebrate these student leaders at the Key Club Charter Celebration & Installation Ceremony in the Coppell High School Library.
Key Club International is the world’s largest high school service organization, with more than 260,000 members across 30 countries. It’s not just another club… it’s a global movement of students committed to service, leadership, and community impact.
Now Coppell has its own club. And these students aren’t waiting for someday to make a difference.
They’re Already Making Their Mark
Since officially chartering in November, the Key Club of Coppell High School has jumped right in:
Coppell Flick or Treat – Helping families celebrate Halloween safely
Coppell Holiday Parade – Spreading joy throughout our community
Coppell Farmers Market – Sharing about Kiwanis and Key Club, and raising money for projects
Village Collective Partnership – Collaborating to meet real community needs
Heritage Night – Planning a spring 2026 celebration of culture and diversity at CHS
These aren’t just checkboxes on a college application. They’re students choosing to serve. Choosing to lead. Choosing to make Coppell better.
Why We’re Celebrating
The ceremony will officially induct charter members and install the 2025-2026 Key Club officers who will guide this organization forward. It’s a chance to:
✨ Honor student leadership – These students deserve recognition for their commitment to service
✨ Inspire others – Students considering joining Key Club can see what it’s all about
✨ Build community – When we show up for our young people, we strengthen Coppell
✨ Pass the torch – Celebrating 111 years of Kiwanis serving children globally
Orignially, a Perfect Timing: World Kiwanis Week
The celebration originally scheduled 1/27 ice (but rescheduled due to ice storm) concludes World Kiwanis Week (January 21-26, 2026), commemorating the 111th anniversary of Kiwanis International.
For more than a century, Kiwanis has connected communities worldwide with opportunities to serve children. From fighting iodine deficiency to supporting maternal and newborn health, Kiwanis has made measurable, lasting impact in the lives of millions of children.
And here in Coppell, we’re living that legacy by empowering students through Key Club.
The Kiwanis Club of Coppell proudly sponsors the Key Club of Coppell High School, providing mentorship, support, and resources so these student leaders can thrive.
Who Should Attend?
Everyone.
Seriously.
→ Parents who want to celebrate their students’ commitment to service
→ Students interested in learning about Key Club and how to join
→ Educators supporting youth leadership development
→ Community members who believe in the power of young people
→ Local leaders who want to see Coppell’s future in action
The program will include the official induction of members and installation of Key Club officers, recognition of service accomplishments, and an overview of upcoming projects.
UPDATED Event Details
What: Key Club of Coppell High School Charter Celebration & Installation Ceremony
When:Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 4:30-5:30 PM (rescheduled from 1/27)
Where: Coppell High School Library, 185 West Parkway Blvd., Coppell, TX 75019
Cost: Free and open to the public
Dress: Come as you are (business casual if you prefer, but comfort is key!)
The Bigger Picture
When students engage in meaningful service during their high school years, something powerful happens.
They develop empathy. Leadership skills. Confidence. A sense of purpose.
They learn that their actions matter. That they have the power to create change. That service isn’t something you do FOR people… it’s something you do WITH them.
And they build connections with peers, mentors, and community members that last far beyond graduation.
That’s what Key Club offers. And that’s what we’re celebrating on February 24th.
How You Can Support
1. Attend the ceremony. Your presence sends a powerful message to these students that their community sees them and supports them.
2. Share this event. Know a parent, student, or community member who should be there? Invite them!
3. Learn about Kiwanis. If you’re inspired by what these students are doing, consider joining the Kiwanis Club of Coppell. We meet twice monthly and are always looking for members who want to serve children in our community.
4. Follow our journey. Stay connected with the Kiwanis Club of Coppell and Key Club of Coppell High School on Facebook [@CoppellKiwanis] and our website.
Looking Ahead
This charter celebration is just the beginning.
The students of Key Club are already planning Heritage Night for spring 2026… a celebration of culture, diversity, and community at Coppell High School.
They’re brainstorming new service projects. Building partnerships with local organizations. Dreaming big about how they can make Coppell even better.
And with the support of the Kiwanis Club of Coppell and our entire community, there’s no limit to what they can accomplish.
Join Us
Mark your calendar for Tuesday, February 24th at 4:30 PM.
Come celebrate the students who chose service over self. Leadership over comfort. Community over convenience.
Come be inspired by what the next generation is building.
Come be part of Coppell’s story.
We’ll see you at the Coppell High School Library. Bring your enthusiasm. Bring your support. Bring your belief in what young people can accomplish when they’re empowered to lead.
Together, we’re building a stronger Coppell… one student leader at a time. 💙
For more information about the Kiwanis Club of Coppell, visit our About Us page or contact us here. To learn more about Key Club International, visit www.keyclub.org.
Join Kiwanis Club of Coppell & help volunteer to help fight hunger in out community by serving at the Metrocrest Services Client Choice Pantry! Please indicate your interest by emailing [email protected]
Hello Volunteers Kiwanis Club of Coppell, When you volunteer, YOU make a difference! This is a friendly reminder that you are registered for an upcoming volunteer shift, please review the confirmation details below so you are prepared for your shift. If you are the leader of a volunteer group, please forward these details to your members and encourage them to add the reminder to their calendars.
Client Choice Pantry Saturday Help fight local food insecurity! When you volunteer your time at the Metrocrest Services food pantry you help us provide more than 10,000 meals a day. We depend on YOU!
If you are a group leader, please forward this information to your volunteers. Start Date & Time: 12/19/2026 8:30 AM
Location: 1145 N Josey Ln Carrollton, TX 75006
Cancellations: If you are no longer able to volunteer for this shift, we ask that you please cancel your shift online using this link, and give another volunteer the opportunity to serve in your place. Metrocrest Services relies on our volunteers to help us meet the needs of our community. Being short even one volunteer, drastically impacts our ability to serve our neighbors in need.
If you need to cancel a shift, please manage your volunteer record and cancel the shift by selecting the red button. As a reminder, three (3) No-Shows may result in dismissal.
Recommended Attire: Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Appropriate t-shirts, jeans or shorts are suggested as you will be inside the building.
Parking Details: Volunteers will park in the overflow Volunteer Parking on Pearl Street or the agency parking lot, with the exception of the first row nearest the pantry. This way clients who may be visiting have easier access to the building.
Check-in Instructions: Enter through the double-sliding doors located under the 'Pantry' sign at the middle of the building. Check-in on the tablet and place personal belongings in the provided lockers. If you need verification of hours on a time log, please bring it with you.
Last Updated: February 4, 2026 by mhall Leave a Comment
K-Kids Week: Inspiring the Next Generation of Leaders in Coppell
February 9–13, 2026 marks K-Kids Week, a special time across the Kiwanis family to celebrate elementary students who are learning leadership, service, and kindness through K-Kids, one of Kiwanis International’s youth programs.
While Coppell does not currently have a K-Kids club, the Kiwanis Club of Coppell is excited to raise awareness about this impactful program and begin conversations about what it could look like to bring K-Kids to our local elementary schools in the future.
What is K-Kids?
K-Kids is a Kiwanis-sponsored program for elementary school students, designed to help children:
Through age-appropriate service projects and activities, K-Kids empowers children to lead by example and discover that even small acts of kindness can have a big impact.
Why K-Kids Matters
Kiwanis believes that leadership development starts early. Programs like K-Kids introduce children to service at a young age, helping them grow into caring, engaged community members.
K-Kids is also part of the larger Kiwanis family of service leadership programs, which supports youth at every stage:
Together, these programs create a powerful pipeline of leadership and service that benefits communities around the world.
Celebrating K-Kids Week (Feb 9–13)
Each day of K-Kids Week highlights a different theme:
Throughout the week, Kiwanis clubs, schools, and communities celebrate kindness in action and recognize the adults and families who support young leaders.
Exploring K-Kids in Coppell
The Kiwanis Club of Coppell is proud to support youth leadership locally — including recently chartering the Key Club of Coppell High School — and we’re excited to explore how K-Kids could one day support elementary students in our community as well.
Bringing a K-Kids club to a school starts with interest and partnership. We welcome conversations with:
Let’s Start the Conversation
If you’re interested in learning more about K-Kids or exploring the possibility of starting a K-Kids club in Coppell, we’d love to hear from you.
📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoppellKiwanis
Together, we can help inspire the next generation of leaders — one kind act at a time.
Last Updated: February 9, 2026 by mhall Leave a Comment
Join Us: Celebrating the Charter of Key Club at Coppell High School
(Note: Event rescheduled from 1/27 to 2/24/26, due to ice storm)
We are looking forward to you joining us as we celebrate the official charter of Key Club of Coppell High School and install the 2025-2026 student officers.
Something remarkable is happening in Coppell, and you’re invited!
On November 19, 2025, Coppell High School welcomed a new organization that’s about to change everything: the Key Club of Coppell High School.
And on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, from 4:30-5:30 PM CST, we’re inviting our entire community to celebrate these student leaders at the Key Club Charter Celebration & Installation Ceremony in the Coppell High School Library.
[RSVP Here: https://www.facebook.com/events/3163473797194513]
What is Key Club?
Key Club International is the world’s largest high school service organization, with more than 260,000 members across 30 countries. It’s not just another club… it’s a global movement of students committed to service, leadership, and community impact.
Now Coppell has its own club. And these students aren’t waiting for someday to make a difference.
They’re Already Making Their Mark
Since officially chartering in November, the Key Club of Coppell High School has jumped right in:
These aren’t just checkboxes on a college application. They’re students choosing to serve. Choosing to lead. Choosing to make Coppell better.
Why We’re Celebrating
The ceremony will officially induct charter members and install the 2025-2026 Key Club officers who will guide this organization forward. It’s a chance to:
✨ Honor student leadership – These students deserve recognition for their commitment to service
✨ Inspire others – Students considering joining Key Club can see what it’s all about
✨ Build community – When we show up for our young people, we strengthen Coppell
✨ Pass the torch – Celebrating 111 years of Kiwanis serving children globally
Orignially, a Perfect Timing: World Kiwanis Week
The celebration originally scheduled 1/27 ice (but rescheduled due to ice storm) concludes World Kiwanis Week (January 21-26, 2026), commemorating the 111th anniversary of Kiwanis International.
For more than a century, Kiwanis has connected communities worldwide with opportunities to serve children. From fighting iodine deficiency to supporting maternal and newborn health, Kiwanis has made measurable, lasting impact in the lives of millions of children.
And here in Coppell, we’re living that legacy by empowering students through Key Club.
The Kiwanis Club of Coppell proudly sponsors the Key Club of Coppell High School, providing mentorship, support, and resources so these student leaders can thrive.
Who Should Attend?
Everyone.
Seriously.
→ Parents who want to celebrate their students’ commitment to service
→ Students interested in learning about Key Club and how to join
→ Educators supporting youth leadership development
→ Community members who believe in the power of young people
→ Local leaders who want to see Coppell’s future in action
The program will include the official induction of members and installation of Key Club officers, recognition of service accomplishments, and an overview of upcoming projects.
UPDATED Event Details
What: Key Club of Coppell High School Charter Celebration & Installation Ceremony
When: Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 4:30-5:30 PM (rescheduled from 1/27)
Where: Coppell High School Library, 185 West Parkway Blvd., Coppell, TX 75019
Cost: Free and open to the public
Dress: Come as you are (business casual if you prefer, but comfort is key!)
The Bigger Picture
When students engage in meaningful service during their high school years, something powerful happens.
They develop empathy. Leadership skills. Confidence. A sense of purpose.
They learn that their actions matter. That they have the power to create change. That service isn’t something you do FOR people… it’s something you do WITH them.
And they build connections with peers, mentors, and community members that last far beyond graduation.
That’s what Key Club offers. And that’s what we’re celebrating on February 24th.
How You Can Support
1. Attend the ceremony. Your presence sends a powerful message to these students that their community sees them and supports them.
2. Share this event. Know a parent, student, or community member who should be there? Invite them!
3. Learn about Kiwanis. If you’re inspired by what these students are doing, consider joining the Kiwanis Club of Coppell. We meet twice monthly and are always looking for members who want to serve children in our community.
4. Follow our journey. Stay connected with the Kiwanis Club of Coppell and Key Club of Coppell High School on Facebook [@CoppellKiwanis] and our website.
Looking Ahead
This charter celebration is just the beginning.
The students of Key Club are already planning Heritage Night for spring 2026… a celebration of culture, diversity, and community at Coppell High School.
They’re brainstorming new service projects. Building partnerships with local organizations. Dreaming big about how they can make Coppell even better.
And with the support of the Kiwanis Club of Coppell and our entire community, there’s no limit to what they can accomplish.
Join Us
Mark your calendar for Tuesday, February 24th at 4:30 PM.
Come celebrate the students who chose service over self. Leadership over comfort. Community over convenience.
Come be inspired by what the next generation is building.
Come be part of Coppell’s story.
We’ll see you at the Coppell High School Library. Bring your enthusiasm. Bring your support. Bring your belief in what young people can accomplish when they’re empowered to lead.
Together, we’re building a stronger Coppell… one student leader at a time. 💙
[RSVP Here: https://www.facebook.com/events/3163473797194513]
For more information about the Kiwanis Club of Coppell, visit our About Us page or contact us here. To learn more about Key Club International, visit www.keyclub.org.
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Kiwanis Club of Coppell Volunteering at Metrocrest Services Food Pantry
Metrocrest Services
Join Kiwanis Club of Coppell & help volunteer to help fight hunger in out community by serving at the Metrocrest Services Client Choice Pantry! Please indicate your interest by emailing [email protected]
From: Volunteer Team <[email protected]>
Hello Volunteers Kiwanis Club of Coppell,
When you volunteer, YOU make a difference! This is a friendly reminder that you are registered for an upcoming volunteer shift, please review the confirmation details below so you are prepared for your shift. If you are the leader of a volunteer group, please forward these details to your members and encourage them to add the reminder to their calendars.
Client Choice Pantry Saturday
Help fight local food insecurity! When you volunteer your time at the Metrocrest Services food pantry you help us provide more than 10,000 meals a day. We depend on YOU!
If you are a group leader, please forward this information to your volunteers.
Start Date & Time:
12/19/2026 8:30 AM
Location:
1145 N Josey Ln Carrollton, TX 75006
Cancellations:
If you are no longer able to volunteer for this shift, we ask that you please cancel your shift online using this link, and give another volunteer the opportunity to serve in your place. Metrocrest Services relies on our volunteers to help us meet the needs of our community. Being short even one volunteer, drastically impacts our ability to serve our neighbors in need.
If you need to cancel a shift, please manage your volunteer record and cancel the shift by selecting the red button. As a reminder, three (3) No-Shows may result in dismissal.
Recommended Attire:
Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Appropriate t-shirts, jeans or shorts are suggested as you will be inside the building.
Parking Details:
Volunteers will park in the overflow Volunteer Parking on Pearl Street or the agency parking lot, with the exception of the first row nearest the pantry. This way clients who may be visiting have easier access to the building.
Check-in Instructions:
Enter through the double-sliding doors located under the 'Pantry' sign at the middle of the building. Check-in on the tablet and place personal belongings in the provided lockers. If you need verification of hours on a time log, please bring it with you.
Thank you,
Volunteer Team
Metrocrest Services
469-317-2541
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