Much controversy is still swirling over the NFL championship games, but the only thing swirling at the Noon Kiwanis “Super” Pancake Breakfast will be butter and syrup.

Held the morning of the big game, the annual pancake breakfast is ready to kick off bright and early Sunday, Feb. 3.

It will be held from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at the Kiwanis Activity Center, 16957 E. Kiwanis Drive.

The clubhouse is located south of Fountain Park, between Saguaro and El Lago boulevards.

Proceeds from the breakfast, organized by the Noon Kiwanis Club, will go to Ronald McDonald House Charities.

The typical “Big K” breakfast consists of pancakes, sausage, applesauce and scrambled eggs.

Reduced price kids’ meals will be available along with a la carte items and refreshments such as coffee, milk and orange juice.

All proceeds will benefit the Ronald McDonald House, where Kiwanians often volunteer.

Families who have children with medical conditions typically stay at Ronald McDonald Houses. Kiwanians and other volunteers provide home-cooked dinners on a regular basis to the families.

“We traditionally have a good turnout for this pancake breakfast and we invite the community to join us,” said club President Matt Jefferson. “Even though it’s on a Sunday morning, people can come before church or after their service.

“We also get a good response from folks driving by or walking in the park.

“We have plenty of seating inside the clubhouse, so the weather is never a factor for this.”

The Noon Kiwanis Club dates back to 1975 in Fountain Hills, and members have been flipping pancakes for more than 40 years as just one fundraiser held by the club.

More information about the Noon Kiwanis Club is available at fhkiwanis.org or on its Facebook page.