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Kin has been around in Kindersley since the Kinsmen first formed their club in 1945. The Kinettes soon followed, forming their club two years later, in 1947. Both clubs had over 60 years of “Serving the Community’s Greatest Need” until they both disbanded in 2011. Kindersley saw the resurrection of a joint club in 2019, combining both the Kinsmen and the Kinettes together as one. Kin is proud to be back in Kindersley to serve the community and to help out in any way.

“Kin Canada is an all-Canadian service organization made up of dedicated member volunteers who serve their community’s greatest need through hosting and sponsoring events and community service projects. Since its founding, Kin, Kinsmen and Kinette clubs across Canada have contributed more than $1 billion to Canadian communities and disaster relief programs beyond our borders.”

Kin Motto: Serving the Community’s Greatest Need.

Mission Statement: Volunteer members impacting Canadian communities through service, leadership, fellowship, and personal development.

Vision: To be Canada’s National Service Organization.

Values: Excellence, Pride, Integrity, Inclusiveness, Compassion.

Kin Canada Fast Facts:

“Kin Canada has over 400 Kin, Kinsmen and Kinette clubs from coast-to-coast. Clubs typically raise more than $18 million per year for Canadian communities!”

Kin Canada History:

“Founded on February 20, 1920 by Hal Rogers in Hamilton, Ontario, Kin Canada clubs have impacted countless communities in Canada and beyond our borders. Thousands of dedicated Kin continue to keep Founder Hal’s vision of Serving the Community’s Greatest Need alive. “

Kin Canada Organizational Structure:

“Our National Board of Directors define the Association’s vision, policies and purposes based on the membership’s needs. Each of the clubs, zones and districts also have an organizational structure to ensure their success.”

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