About

Mission

We aim to exchange ideas with like minded people to make the community a better place live. Our mission is accomplished through The Four Pillars of Exchange: Americanism, Community Service, Youth Programs, and our National Project: Child Abuse Prevention.

If you would like to learn more, visit the official National Exchange Club website.

History

The Exchange Club of Niceville is part of the National Exchange Club, and has been active for 30 years.

Here are some well known Exchangites from across the country and throughout Exchange Club history:

Former President George H.W. Bush
Former President Calvin Coolidge
Former President Warren G. Harding
Former President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Former President Harry Truman
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd
Chief Justice Earl Warren
Aviator Orville Wright
Aviator James “Jimmy” Doolittle
Aviator Amelia Earhart
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale

Americanism

Since World War II, more refugees have found homes in the U.S. than any other nation and more than two million refugees have arrived in the U.S. since 1980.

Join today and help promote pride in our country!

Interact with volunteers, veterans and other civic groups in heralding the rich blessings of democracy.

Respect for the flag and appreciation of Americans’ freedoms are the primary purposes of Exchange’s Americanism programs.

Youth Programs

America’s young people are its most precious resource.

For many years, Exchange Clubs and National Headquarters have sponsored an impressive selection of activities designed to benefit and encourage our nation’s youth.

Help us support these rewarding programs and other Exchange Club endeavors.

Exchange Clubs have also provided millions of dollars for scholarships, gifts, equipment, sponsorships, educational assistance, and other worthy causes.

Community Service

Exchange Clubs across the country spend countless hours and dollars improving their communities each year.

Throughout the years, Exchange Clubs have been responsible for community endeavors of all types such as, cleaning up highways, sponsoring cultural programs, hosting art and industrial shows, holding state and county fairs and festivals, and organizing rodeos and athletic events.

Child Abuse Prevention

Exchange is a charter member of The National Child Abuse Coalition.

Child abuse prevention became Exchange’s National Project in 1979, at the 61st National Exchange Club Convention.

Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Centers have helped more than 691,120 families break the cycle of violence, thus creating safer homes for 1,727,800 children.