The Kiwanis Club of Placerville Installs 2025–26 Officers and Board, Invites Community to Get Involved
The Kiwanis Club of Placerville celebrated the installation of its 2025–26 officers and board during an uplifting evening of fellowship and service. The new leadership team—guided by President John Prock—will focus on strengthening youth programs, expanding community partnerships, and creating more hands-on volunteer opportunities across El Dorado County.
“Kiwanis is where neighbors come together to turn goodwill into action,”
said John Prock, newly installed President of The Kiwanis Club of Placerville.
“I’m honored to lead this team of dedicated volunteers. In the year ahead, we’ll double down on projects that help children thrive, support local schools and nonprofits, and welcome new members who want to make a real difference.”
Sophie Cabrera, Lieutenant Governor and member of The Kiwanis Club of Placerville, applauded the club’s momentum: “The Kiwanis Club of Placerville has a long tradition of rolling up our sleeves for kids and families. With President Prock at the helm, the club is poised for a year of leadership, growth, and community impact—exactly what our region needs.”
2025–26 Officers
- President: John Prock
- President-Elect: Dina Gentry
- Vice President: Carrie Thomas
- Treasurer: Kate Switzer
- Secretary: Tom Hinshaw
2025–26 Board Members
- Vicki Turner
- Carl Hagan
- Charlie Wiglesworth
- Julie Clark
- Dan Clark
- Amanda Rhodewalt
- Linda Soto
- Dee Ann Kraus
When & Where We Meet
All meetings are held at Smith Flat House (Placerville). Guests are welcome.
- Membership Meetings (Midday): 1st & 3rd Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m.
- Board Meeting: 2nd Wednesday at 12:00 p.m.
- Membership Meeting (Evening): 4th Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.
Get Involved
For more information or to join, contact President-Elect Dina Gentry at 530-457-7597.
About Kiwanis
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time. The Kiwanis Club of Placerville partners with local schools, nonprofits, and community leaders to support youth development, literacy, and family well-being through service projects, fundraising, and hands-on volunteerism.
