Strengthening Our Community Through Local Service Organizations

Strengthening Our Community Through Local Service Organizations

Thousand Oaks is home to a vibrant network of service organizations dedicated to enhancing the well-being of our community. These groups offer numerous opportunities for residents to contribute their time and talents toward meaningful causes.

Kiwanis Club of Thousand Oaks

Established as part of Kiwanis International, the Kiwanis Club of Thousand Oaks focuses on serving children and the community. With 95 members, the club supports various local charities, including Bikes for Youth, Leadership Programs, and Meals on Wheels. They also host events like the annual Kiwanis Corks and Kegs, combining wine and craft beer tasting to raise funds for community initiatives. Learn more

Thousand Oaks Woman’s Club

Since 1964, the Thousand Oaks Woman’s Club has united women in the Conejo Valley to support charitable causes. Their principal fundraising event, the Annual Charity Luncheon/Fashion Show, takes place each spring. Monthly meetings feature lunch and professional entertainment, fostering camaraderie among members. Learn more

Mad Attic Thrift Store

Operated entirely by volunteers from St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church, the Mad Attic Thrift Store has been serving the community since 1960. Proceeds from the store have contributed over $1.2 million to local causes, including support for organizations like Manna and the Conejo Valley Free Clinic. Learn more

Many Mansions

Many Mansions collaborates with local agencies to provide services to the homeless and disabled. They offer resources such as housing assistance and food distribution, including a weekly FoodShare program every Wednesday at Shadow Hills. Learn more

Engaging with these organizations not only strengthens our community but also enriches the lives of those who participate. Whether through volunteering, attending events, or supporting their initiatives, there are numerous ways to get involved and make a positive impact in Thousand Oaks.