1994 - 1995 & 1995 - 1996: Charter President Vintoria Bernard​

• Major Project - Collection & donation of $1m worth of books to the Jamaica Library Service​
• Clean-up of Roadway at Norman Manley International Airport. The project was featured on ESPN

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1996 - 1997: President Maraye Kitson - Bonner​

• Major Project - Health Fair in Gordon Town
• The club undertook several projects which touched the lives of several communities, shaped the future of many and has given hope to others where none existed​



1997 - 1998: President Lydia Richards

• Major Project - Refurbishing of the Content Gap Community Centre: The club along with members of our VTDI Circle K members and members of the community provided the much needed services to the community which included weekly clinic, youth and community meetings.
• Our club first Grand Bingo at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre



1998 - 1999: President Paulette Kolbauch

• Major Project - Refurbishing of the Library at Mona Commons Basic School​
• The focus YCPO activities within our community included refurbishing the library at the Mona Commons Basic School and donating to the school books. The donation of the school books was done in partnership with the Gleaner Company and Times Store.
• ​The Governor’s Ribbon during the first quarter
• The Bulletin Award in the Orange Section​



1999 - 2000: President Claudia Griffiths​

• Major Projects - “Baby Think it Over” parenting pilot project to influence teenagers think before getting pregnant. This was the first of its kind in Jamaica using this model as it was sought to impress on the minds of young adults that getting pregnant is not hip. “Baby Think it Over” project was a major success. Two major newspapers covered the project and it was also aired on two radio stations.
• The Kiwanis Club of Eastern St. Andrew was featured on CNN during our joint Coastal Clean-up Project in 2000.

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2000 - 2001: President Carolyn McDonald - Riley

• Major Project - The Fundamental Reading Programme launched at Mona Commons Basic School and the Refurbishing of the McLeod’s Basic School in skylight view Gordon Town.
• The staging of the Health Fair joined with Gordon Town Methodist Church
• Won the Club Bulletin Award at District Convention.

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2001 - 2002: President Donna Newman

• Major Project – Work day at the Tegwin Unit of the National Children’s Home. Providing bed linen, sewed bed sheets and pillow cases on location for all the beds and the donation of 2 wheel chairs
• Launched a mentorship program at the St. Anthony’s Children Home.
• Held Educational and informative programs for the young adults of the Musgrave Home for the girls back to school projects

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2002 - 2003: President Kathryn Shaw - Thompson

• Major Project – Construction of the road in Sugar Loaf district in the hills of Gordon Town. Over 100 persons participated in this major Labour Day project that that was done in a week. This benefited the entire community.
• The donation of a house to a disabled farmer in Linstead
• Formation of the Kiwanis Club of Mona co-sponsored jointly with the Kiwanis Club of Kingston.
• Awarded the Governors Ribbon
• The Club had lots of fun and fellowship as we hosted “Three the Hard Way” – great entertainment nights held jointly with the Kiwanis Clubs of Liguanea and Portmore.

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2003 - 2004: President Sherry - Ann Crooks

• Major Project – Adopted and Renovated the St. Anthony’s Home for Children. We painted the home, donated furniture, clothing and television sets in partnership with Anbell Group of Companies
• Awarded Best Bulletin
• Awarded the Ralph Taylor Memorial Gong Award for the best overall
• Bulletin in the Eastern Canada and Caribbean District.
• The re-construction of a house for Isaiah Bailey, an elderly gentleman whose home was destroyed by fire see photo.

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2004 - 2005: President Eileen Donaldson

• Major Project - Kiwanis Big Noise Reading Project: Writing, producing, publishing a Young Children Priority One (YCPO) reading book entitled “Toby’s Birthday”. This was done in partnership by the Jamaica Biscuit Company Ltd. & Cap Pack Solutions Ltd.
• The refurbishing of the roof of a classroom for the Grove Primary & Basic School which was damaged by Hurricane Ivan. The project was done in
• partnership with the Kiwanis Foundation of Jamaica
• Published the club’s 10th Anniversary Magazine 1994-2004
• Raised funds for Sponsored Leadership Program Scholarship project where some of our builders’ club members and their families were able to benefit. This involved sending the children to school by financing their schooling via the scholarships. Ten scholarships were presented to the builders’ club children.
• The Club during the year under the Sponsored World link Club programme, sponsored the Kiwanis Club of Pasig North in Philippine Luzon
• The club was represented at both International and District Convention with our club having the largest delegation from Jamaica representing at the District Convention

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2005 - 2006: President Lurline Pairman

• Major Project - Refurbishing of classroom at the Grove Primary School and donations of computers. This was done in partnership with Tank-Weld Limited.​
• The staging of the May Day Fair Clothes drive
• The donation of six computers and books to the library in Gordon Town and other institutions in the community.
• Received Special Awards​
• Governor’s Ribbon​
• Bulletin Club won an award at District Convention

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2006 - 2007: President Patricia Lawrence

• Major Project: Refurbishing of the Marigold Children’s Home
• Hosted a panel discussion on HIV/AIDs.
• Provided a safety home and school presentation at Mona Commons Basic School.
• Hosted a fun evening with our Sponsored Youth Programmes in celebration of Kiwanis Family Month with lots of entertainment and fun.
• Governor’s Project at the McLeod’s Basic School – Reading Project.
• Implementation of a Chicken Rearing Project.

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2007 - 2008: President Lorraine Moses

• Major Project: Construction of Resource Library at McLeod’s Basic School to assist the school and the community and Re-roofing of the Tegwyn Unit of the National Children’s Home.
• Joint health fair with the Kiwanis Club of Eastern Kingston & Port Royal and other Health Providers “titled Prescription for Love” Refurbishing of the National Children’s Home Roofing
• Labour Day project jointly with Digicel at a cost of $550,000.
• The Club was the recipient of the 2nd and 3rd quarter Lieutenant Governor Ribbon and the YCPO banner patch for the first quarter.
• All Sponsored Programmes School achieved Recognition at International, this was a great achievement.

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2008 - 2009: President Paulia McCooty - Green

• Major Project: Visit to the National Heroes Park with the McLeod's Basic School children
• Celebrated worldwide K-Family Month project
• Meals on Wheels Project
• Participated with Wolmers Prep. School during UN Day Celebration
• Movie Evening at the St. Anthony's Home

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2009 - 2010:  President Althea Reid

• Major projects:
• Upgrading the playground of the Mission House Basic School by providing additional playground equipment.
• We also provided a sustainable solution to a family in need by assisting them to establish a Chicken Rearing Farm.
• Street People Feeding Program
• Visits to the St. Augustus Women’s Prison.
• Youth Services: Our work among the youths included establishing a reading club at the St. Anthony’s Children Home and we hosted a Christmas Treat which involved approximately two hundred children from five Basic Schools in the Papine to Gordon Town area.
• The club was awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s ribbon for YCPO in the first quarter, received a sectional award in the bulletin category, and installed twelve new members to our club.
• We embarked on many successful fund raisers and the President was interviewed on radio program to promote the work of the club and Kiwanis as a whole. She also used the opportunity to promote the club's “Family Brunch”.

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2010 - 2011: President Velmore Lawrence​

• Major project - Construction and furnishing of classroom, Renovation of playground and Landscaping of school yard.
• The need for a new class room at Chevannes Basic School was brought to the club’s attention by one of our former SLP Club Presidents, Yanique DaCosta, who sits on the Board of the Chevannes Basic School.
• The Club during its onsite visit to the school concurred that additional space was necessary to alleviate the overcrowding in the classroom. The school had only one room that facilitated over 100 children & 6 teachers. In addition to the needed classroom, renovation of the playground had to be part of the project, as the equipment was worn and badly in need of repairs. The total project took over 11months to be completed. The process included various meetings with key persons and regular visits to the school. A 40 foot container was donated by Tankweld Limited, who supplied the majority of the labour as well as building materials for the project. The Kiwanis Foundation of Jamaica donated the sum of US$1000 to this project which was used to purchase needed computer equipment for the new classroom.
• The landscaping of the school yard and artwork on the classroom were done by the Club members in conjunction with our SLP members from the VTDI Circle K Club. In addition the club sourced and donated food for the school’s feeding programme, children’s books, tables, chairs, & teaching aids. This Major Project was completed at a cost of One Million Six Hundred Thousand Jamaican Dollars (J$1.64 million). The club is very grateful to Tankweld, Kiwanis Foundation of Jamaica, community members, our Circle Kers and our own members without whom this project would not have been a success. Our Club members once again affirm that education of our youths is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty that exists in the world, as a good education offers change. Anything that can be done to advance this view must take priority.
• Published the club’s 16th Anniversary Magazine 1994-2011
• Hosted a great evening of activities with our Sponsored Youth Programmes in celebration of Kiwanis Family Month. There was lots of entertainment and fun with joint leadership for the meeting involving the exectitive of our SLPs. This fantastic meeting was published in a full double page article of the Jamaican Observer on Tuesday 23 November, 2011.