Kiwanis Club of Redmond, Oregon

Ordinary People Performing Extraordinary Work

Ou Community page showcases some local projects that we feel are a benefit to Redmond.

Jenny O'Keefe has acquired dozens of Exhibits designed, built and displayed by OMSI, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry. Jenny is currently looking for a building to permanently house these treasures as an exciting, informative, recreational experience for the region's youth, families and educational community!
Sam Johnson Park was deeded to the City of Redmond in the 1980s for a community park that serves the families and children of Redmond. Kiwanis adopted the park in 1987 and helped raise funds to install the playground structure in 1990.

Micah's Hope empowers high risk children to defy the odds associated with a troubled home by working hard to live a productive and compassionate life that benefits the people and communities around them.


Jenny O'Keefe has acquired dozens of Exhibits designed, built and displayed by OMSI, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry. Jenny is currently looking for a building to permanently house these treasures as an exciting, informative, recreational experience for the region's youth, families and educational community!		Sam Johnson Park was deeded to the City of Redmond in the 1980s for a community park that serves the families and children of Redmond. Kiwanis adopted the park in 1987 and helped raise funds to install the playground structure in 1990.




Micah's Hope empowers high risk children to defy the odds associated with a troubled home by working hard to live a productive and compassionate life that benefits the people and communities around them.