Knotts Island Ruritan Club

Serving the Community Since 1975

Thank you Everyone!

As this year is drawing to a close, the Knotts Island Ruritans want to thank all of you for your support in 2025! With your help we were able to provide the following:

Flood Victims of NC Hurricane Helene $2,000.00

Currituck High School Band $400.00

KIES Trip Botanical Gardens $1,500.00

Girl Scouts Project $350.00

Spring Children's Sports Events $300.00

Knotts Island Scholarships $1750.00

KIES Centennial Celebration $3,200.00

KIES Teacher Appreciation Baskets $250.00

As well as hosting:

NWS Skywarn Class

Knotts Island Cleanup

KI Community Day

Trunk or Treat

Christmas Lighting

Various speakers

We couldn't do this without all of you! We are looking forward to an even better 2026!

Upcoming events

Speaker Series - Rebecca Gay, Currituck County Manager

Wednesday, March 4, 5:30PM
KI Ruritans Club Building
Come join us for our next scheduled speaker, Currituck County Manager Rebecca Gay!
This is a chance to hang out with some of you friends and neighbors and meet our County Manager as she gives an update on Curritck County
March Meeting

Wednesday, March 4, 6:30PM
KI Ruritans Club Meeting
Next regular meeting, come visit and see what we are all about!
Speaker Series - Frank Varewyck, KI Fire

Tuesday, April 7, 5:30PM
KI Ruritans Club Building
Come join us for our next scheduled speaker, Frank Varewyck!
Frank will be giving a talk about basic fire safety and preparedness. Come join us and your friends and neighbors as we get valuable information on being safe

About the Knotts Island Ruritans

The Knotts Island Ruritans Club is a chapter of Ruritan National, and we are a volunteer organization that works to improve our local Knotts Island community through community service, fellowship, and good relations with our neighbors.

Since 1975, our chapter's purpose has been to serve and assist Knotts Island through volunteer community service and making our community a better place in which to live and work. The slogan of Ruritan is "Fellowship, Goodwill and Community Service." Club membership represents a cross-section of our community, and is not restrictive with regard to occupation, social position, or any other specific criteria.

Our club surveys our community as to the needs of that community and then works to meet some of those needs. In recent times, some examples of this have been: