Our Mission
The Exchange Club of Kiawah-Seabrook enriches the communities of Johns Island and Wadmalaw Island by supporting local child abuse prevention programs, youth and education initiatives and community outreach services, while honoring America’s Veterans and celebrating our nation’s unique heritage and ideals. The club fulfills its mission year-round through educational dinners, community service projects, fundraising activities and social events. Since 1982, Exchange Club of Kiawah-Seabrook has contributed over $3 million to charities and community projects on Johns and Wadmalaw Islands that enhance the quality of life for its residents.
Our Values
Strengthening families and building communities: Johns and Wadmalaw Islands are focal points for our club’s efforts, supporting and raising money for local charities.
Serving America: We take great pride in flying American flags several times a year in highly visible locations to honor South Carolina’s fallen heroes.
Learn More
The Exchange Club of Kiawah-Seabrook is one of 650 chapters across the nation comprising more than 16,000 members. We meet twice a month for dinner followed by distinguished speakers from the Charleston area. Committees gather separately to work on year-round initiatives and projects.
Contact Us
Residents of Johns, Wadmalaw, Kiawah and Seabrook Islands are invited to check us out on our website. Reach out to Club Membership Chair, Jack Wilson (jwilson@dunesproperties.com), or Club President, Chris Stephenson (CS@tsgcpa.com), for more information and an invitation to attend a dinner meeting free of charge.
To learn about all of the special interest groups on Seabrook Island, go to tidelinesblog.com, click on “Do You Know” from the drop-down menu, and select “About Special Interest Groups”.
-Submitted by Thad Peterson for the Exchange Club of Kiawah-Seabrook