Accepting the Challenge of Excellence (A.C.E.) Award Program
They are the unlikely heroes. The ones that you might think just wouldn't make it in school or in life, those that have had circumstances in their lives that have made it hard for them to succeed. Despite the odds somehow, somewhere they catch a glimpse of light that changes the trajectory of their lives. This program honors these students. Once a year the A.C.E program awards students from local high schools that have exhibited excellence in turning their academic and  personal lives around after being faced with significant challenges. The winner at the club level has a chance to be recognized further at both the district and national Exchange levels with increasing monetary scholarships. Administering this program requires contacting local high school by phone and mail, receiving and evaluating applications and selecting and presenting winners.

Youth of the Month/Year Program
These are the heroes, the movers and shakers of tomorrow that we are recognizing today. This program highlights outstanding local students. Awards and plaques are presented monthly with the Youth of the Year being selected from the monthly winners. The club also submits two individuals for recognition at the district level. These students have the opportunity to be selected as winners at the national Exchange Club level. As in the A.C.E. award there are scholarships given at each level. Administering this program require contacting local high schools, evaluating application, and arranging presentations for the winners.

Children’s Easter Egg Hunt
600 pounds of chocolate eggs, a green lawn, and 1000 screaming kids. It's one of the longest standing community events in Walla Walla and it's the Walla Walla Exchange Club's Children's Easter Egg Hunt.  It's like clockwork. It happens on the Saturday before Easter every year. Community children ages 1-10 turn out in droves to gather the illusive eggs. Special guest include Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny, members of the Walla Walla Fire Department, KUJ Radio and the Community Bank Ducky Derby Duck.

Girls’ Softball Sponsor

Babe Ruth Baseball Sponsor
The Exchange Club is as American as baseball and apple pie. That is why we sponsor several baseball teams through the summer playing season. It's tradition, it's community, and it's important to use to develop our youth.

Exchange believes in promoting pride in country, respect for the flag and appreciation of our freedoms. Our Americanism projects include:

The pillar of Preventing Child Abuse is the overarching pillar that is the purpose and undertone of every function of the club.