Florida District Education Leadership Conference 2017

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Florida District Education Leadership Conference 2017 MEMBERSHIP GROWTH Florida District Education Leadership Conference 2017 Start with an icebreaker

Why Membership is Important Diversity Stronger Leaders More Service Mention that clubs with less than 20 members are always at risk of becoming inactive. Ask why membership is always important

Membership Drives What is this? Why? TIPS What? -  A central focus/event where the main aim is to attract to members Why? - Through membership drives or club rushes you are able to recruit members and let them know what Key Club is about, maintaining a high participation rate in key club. Have one in the beginning of the year (September) and one near the end (February) If you are in need of recruiting members than have a drive at whatever time of year. Explain how to have a successful membership drive (WITH DETAILS) TIPS: -include food Promote it well in advance Add ice-breakers for fun breaks from information Be prepared well in advance!! Inform members of why they should join. Ask audience why they joined key club or why other should join

How Membership Drives Work When? What should I do? When? – Right at the start of the school year! Helps to attract freshmen who are new to the school.  (During lunch! Or After School! Or at a School function!) What to do? - set-up a table that has information about Key Club and the events you have done so far. Order materials from key club store such as brochures that can be handed out. Display your banner, awards or any other interesting Key Club related items. Make sure to wear Key Club shirts so that students can easily see Key Clubbers at the booth. Invite interested people to your next meeting to see how great the club is and make sure to get their email address or phone number so that you can remind them about upcoming meetings. Put announcements on school media- news station Use Facebook, email, other social media, and Remind 101 ADVERTISE!!!

Why Join Some examples of why members should join. Made by Pacific Northwest District. Explain that these are just some of the reasons that people join/should join Key Club -Discuss and explain each reason Ask some Key Clubbers why they first joined Key Club and why they stay committed to it.

Examples of Membership Drives What aspects of each of these membership booths make it appealing? How can each booth be made better?

Examples of Membership Drives What aspects of each of these membership booths make it appealing? How can each booth be made better?

Bring a Buddy Ask members to bring a buddy to a club meeting/service project Give prize to people that bring a buddy Bring a Buddy Day Read slide. Bring a buddy participants can win candy or be part of a raffle to win a prize Make sure to keep track who actually brought a buddy

Key Club Week International Key Club spirit week First full week of November Every day has a different theme Great way to promote Key Club Key Club Week is the perfect way to show everyone what Key Club is all about. Each day focuses on a specific theme For more information and ideas Keyclub.org Membership Development Committee created the Key to Key Club Week found under documents and resources under Project Planning Tools

Keeping Membership Constant Activity FUN is key! Attendance at District & Zone Events Offer Incentives So you have the members, now what? KEEP THEM INVOLVED Constant Activity: Constant activity allows members plenty of options and avoids lags in key club spirit – keep them involved FUN is Key!: Would you go to a boring meeting and listen to someone talk for 30 minutes, 45 minutes, an hour? NO! Get your members up, get energy flowing, get them excited to be there (Icebreaker examples on Florida website) District and Zone Attendance: DCON attendance has been proved to increase members excitement about key club. Being in an environment with several other key clubbers that are excited to be there is an amazing and impactful experience. Bring members to KCKC and SZR- meet new key clubbers and show them what Key Club is about. Interconnectedness. Offer Incentives: such as a Member of the Month award or Key Club chord for graduating seniors.

Keeping Membership Meetings should be smooth No chaos or last minute planning Professional yet calm So you have the members, now what? KEEP THEM INVOLVED Meetings should not be chaotic, they should be calm and easygoing Everything for the meeting should be planned ahead of time such as who is talking about what. Never wait till the meeting to figure out these details Keep the meeting calm and fun but don’t make it foolish. You are representing an international organization

Practice and Share How does your club recruit members? How often? Do you have any tips and tricks for recruiting members? How does your club recruit members? Discuss how each club goes about membership. Go around and ask each workshop attendee the following questions

Key Points Establish Goals Develop prospective list of members Advertise Be organized Follow up on potential members Read the Key Points and ask them why these are important.

Resources Need more help with membership development or retention? Contact … Lieutenant Governor Membership Development Committee Chair: Maria Landron division20b@floridakeyclub.org Visit: floridakeyclub.org/resources/ In the Florida Key Club website you will find a PowerPoints on How to Increase Membership and a guide to membership recruitment

Questions and Discussion Open the floor for discussion, questions, and tips.