Roseville City Council Proclaims July 21 as Golden K Kiwanis Peanut Day

The Roseville City Council convened on July 21, 2025, to address several agenda items, with a notable focus on community recognition and support initiatives. The meeting began with a proclamation recognizing the Golden K Kiwanis Club's annual Peanut Day, a significant fundraising event aimed at benefiting local children and youth.

Jim Boyer, representing the Golden K Kiwanis Club, highlighted the club's commitment to community service, particularly its efforts in tutoring and supporting local youth through various organizations. He noted that the club contributes approximately $30,000 to $35,000 annually, with over half a million dollars donated since 2009. The funds raised during the Peanut Day campaign are entirely directed towards community initiatives, with operational costs covered by member dues.

Following Boyer's presentation, the council expressed gratitude for the Kiwanis Club's contributions to the community. Councilor McGraw and Councilor Schroeder both acknowledged the club's hard work and the positive impact it has on local organizations and youth. The council unanimously moved to pass the proclamation, officially designating July 21 as Roseville Golden K Kiwanis Peanut Day.

The meeting concluded with a sense of community spirit, as council members and attendees recognized the importance of local organizations like the Golden K Kiwanis Club in fostering a supportive environment for the youth of Roseville.