1. Service Leadership Programs
A good handout to go with this presentation is the Service Leadership Programs Brochure or Booklet.

2. Service Leadership Programs
the future
by younger
generations
is determined
of this world

3. Service Leadership Programs
More than half of the Kiwanis family
What Kiwanis does best
What Kiwanis is best known for
Historically…
What we’re best known for

4. Service Leadership Programs
Building upon the Kiwanis brand
Service Leadership curriculum at the core of all programs
Focused to provide growth, development and progression through the Kiwanis family
Service Leadership Programs
Internally focused versus externally focused
Kiwanis brand
United curriculum – works for every major religion of the world
Tied to and leveraged for growth within the Kiwanis family
Strategic support across the board

5. Service Leadership Curriculum
Servant leadership
Leadership comes from helping others succeed
Service leadership is applied servant leadership
The next level after service-learning
Building a united curriculum – works for every major religion of the world
Started with Key Leader and making the other programs consistent
Tied nicely to service-learning

6. Enriching young students…
Provides young students (ages 6-12) with their first opportunity to learn about helping others
Developing young leaders by giving them the opportunity to help others
Only service club for elementary school students – inside the school
Blends with after school programs and can be an after school program

7. Promotes character development, self-esteem and perseverance
Developing young leaders by rewarding them for being good citizens
Character Education
Student sets goal(s) and work to achieve it/those
Recognition based upon achievement
Teaches hard work, perseverance, preparation, planning

8. Recognizes students who raise or maintain their grades
Developing young leaders by encouraging them to be good students
Rewards academic achievement for students who work to raise or maintain grades
Not the same thing as honor roll
Recognition at the end of each grading period

9. Kiwanis Kids K-Kids Terrific Kids Bring Up Grades Helping others
Over 1000 clubs
Club fee of US$150
Terrific Kids
Character education
800,000+ recognitions
US$85 Service-in-a-box kit
Bring Up Grades
Academic development
300,000+ recognitions

10. Empowering teens…
Middle school and junior high school students (ages 12-15) becoming young service leaders
Ages 12-15
Over 1,200 clubs with 35,000 members
The annual club renewal fee is $150

11. K E Y C L U B The world’s largest high school service organization
Ages 14-19
Almost 1/4 million members
5,100 clubs
Since 1925
Since 1995: 44% growth

12. Experiential leadership program for teens
Experiential Leadership Development focusing on Service Leadership and 5 Key Principles – Personal Integrity, Personal Growth, Respect, Building Community and Pursuit of Excellence
Program is open to all students ages – approximately 50% of the graduates are Key Club members and 50% are not Key Club members
Since the program’s launch in 2005 there have been 176 events with over 8,000 graduates
The registration fee for an event is $175 for any student and $150 for Key Club/Builders Club members

13. Equipping adults for leadership…
The premiere university service organization in the world
University students
500 campuses
12,400 members
Since 1936
Dues: US$25 (tiered) *

14. Community service club for adults living with disabilities
Over 7800 members
326 clubs
Adults with disabilities – mental, emotional, developmental, physical
Membership fee is $5.00 per member

15. New Club Charter Fees Aktion Club US$ 460 US$ 275 US$ 185
Tier A Nations
Tier B Nations
Tier C Nations
Aktion Club
US$ 460
US$ 275
US$ 185
Builders Club
Circle K
US$ 600
US$ 360
US$ 240
Key Club

16. Kiwanis Service Leadership
Empowering teens
Enriching young students
Equipping adults for leadership

17. Service Leadership Programs
For more information:
Kiwanis International
3636 Woodview Trace Indianapolis, IN USA
Worldwide: US and Canada: 800-KIWANIS