ABOUT KCC

Become a KCC Board Member

The Kensington Community Council’s role in the community: The Kensington Community Council (KCC) became an independent 501 (3)(c) nonprofit in 1960 at the request of the district governing board, the KPPSCD, to oversee Kensington’s recreation programs and the publication of the Outlook. Under the attentive stewardship of the volunteer board over the last half century, the program has grown to include more than 50 after-school classes each session, a full summer of children’s camp sessions, as well as community-wide activities.

KCC’s Board of Directors is composed of from 9 to 15 community members who hold public meetings ten times per year, usually on the second Monday of each month to discuss the direction of the recreation programs, the community activities and fundraising efforts.  KCC board members have the opportunity to enhance public life in our community. In the past KCC was twice instrumental in funding the renovation of the Community Center, and provided necessary funds to build public restrooms in the park Daily, working families rely on the KCC programs as a fun and safe haven for their children in Kensington Park.

The board is always looking for new community participation and new ideas to improve and diversify the recreational classes and programs in Kensington. The time commitment of the board members is small but the impact is to the community is big.  Email President@kensingtonCommunityCouncil.orgcreate new email to learn more.