• Since 1955, the Kin Club of Dartmouth has provided an opportunity for community members to join a service club and volunteer their time to serve the community by working on numerous local projects. Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7:00pm. The meetings are at the East Dartmouth Community Centre at 50 Caledonia Rd.  Due to pandemic safety protocols the club moved to Zoom meetings in March 2020.

• Through our efforts we have raised the funds which enable us to achieve our goal "Serving the Community's Greatest Need." Over the years with the funds raised, we were able to provide assistance to thousands of individuals and groups from the Dartmouth/Cole Harbour communities in their time of need.
•  Our members have engaged in personal development and gained skills that have enriched their lives. Their dedication to the community, during and after their membership in the Kin Club of Dartmouth is greatly appreciated.
  
•  None of this could have been done without the ongoing support from members of the community like you. By supporting our projects throughout the years in such diverse ways as buying a ticket, donating a gift, attending brunch, playing Kin Metro TV Bingo and in so many other ways has made our club successful.
  
•   The Kin Club of Dartmouth would like to thank community members for their support in the past and we look forward to a bright future .

Mission Statement

Kin Canada is committed to changing lives and making Canadian communities a better place to live.

More than $1 Billion Raised!

Since our founding in 1920, Kin Canada clubs have donated more than $1 billion to Canadian causes, communities and individuals in need, as well as disaster relief efforts beyond our borders.   

The call was heard and answered by extraordinary Canadians.

Responding to a radio appeal for milk for British children, founder Hal Rogers rallied Kin members across Canada to raise funds for the purchase of powdered milk.
 

The goal for the first year was to raise enough money to purchase 1 million quarts; within 9 months, Kinsmen and Kinettes supplied more than 3 million quarts!
 

By the end of the Milk for Britain campaign, the Kin family raised close to $3 million and sent 50 million quarts of milk to Britain. Rogers was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1948 to recognize his efforts as the Chairman of Kinsmen's Milk for Britain wartime project.