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Developing leaders through service since 1925.

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K E Y C L U B

Service Leadership Program

Founded in 1925 in

Sacramento, California.

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K

ey Club mission and vision

Mission: An international, student-led

organization providing its members withopportunities to perform service, buildcharacter, and develop leadership.

Vision: To develop competent, capable,

caring leaders through the vehicle ofservice.

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K

ey Club core values

Caring

Character building

Inclusiveness

Leadership

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5,000 Clubs

250,000 members

30 countries

12 million hours of service each year

Key Club is reaching out

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Student-led organization

Key Club members decide how:

Club will function

Budget will be administered

Issues will be addressed

From the club to the international boardyoung men and women are leading theirorganization.

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K E Y C L U Bstructure

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Key Club structure

Members Club board of

directors

Clubs

Divisions 33 districts District boards

Internationalcouncil: boardand governors

Internationalboard oftrustees

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Club board of directors

Includes officers and class directors

Meet outside of club meeting

Administration and planning of club

Business of club

Club meeting should focus on educationand service

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W

ho is on the district board?

Governor

Lieutenant governor for each division Secretary

Treasurer

Bulletin editor Webmaster

Additional committee chairs as needed

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W

hat do they do?

Direct link to clubs

Provides mentoring, education andknowledge of service opportunities

Holds divisional council meetings

Provides training for club officers andpersonal development

Coordinates district convention

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International Board of Trustees

Represents all members

Defines policies and has administrativeauthority

Research and determine serviceopportunities and partnerships

Develops and selectsmember resources

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Key Club dues

International dues: US$6.50

District dues: average US$4.50-6.50Not to exceed international dues

Club: average US$6.50

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Club mailings

Member communication & administration

Leadership development resources

Major Emphasis Program

Materials about service partners

Convention planning and promotion

Key Club dues support

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Key Club dues support

Youth Opportunities Fund service grants

Member scholarships

Board, Governor and Administrator Training

and meetings

Support to district boards

Club and member recognition and awards

KEY CLUB magazine and video magazine

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K E Y C L U Bglobal service

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what is the Key Club

Major Emphasis Program?

A service program to bring together

all Key Club members to focusenergies on making an internationalimpact benefiting children.

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1. The Service Initiative

2. Service partnerships

3. Participation in the program canbe fulfilled when serving children by

any means

Major Emphasis Program

components

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Key Club service partners

UNICEF

March of Dimes

Childrens Miracle Network

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Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF

www.unicefusa.org/keyclub

Operation Uruguay: Protecting the Rights of Children

Fundraising and education will provide healthservices, meals, and care to street children inUruguay.

Members raised over US$2 million for HIV/AIDSeducation in Kenya and Swaziland.

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Mission is to improve the health of

babies. Key Club members raised over

US$90,000 last year: March for Babiesand other fundraising.

March of Dimes

www.marchofdimes.com/youth

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Childrens Miracle Network

Network of hospitals providinghealthcare for children whose parentsarent able to pay

Dance marathon, Telethons, Traumadolls, serve meals at the RonaldMcDonald House

www.cmn.org

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Hands on service focusing on children

Changes every two years

Determined by community and globalneeds

Allows clubs of all sizes and from anycountry to participate

what is the Key Club

Service Initiative?

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2008-10 Service Initiative

Assisting five to nine year olds to

overcome learning obstacles

Enabling these students to besuccessful and give back to their

community

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Key Club members are serving primary

school children in three areas:

Live to Learn focus

1. Improving grades

2. Giving back

3. Growing together

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Mentoring, tutoring and developing

reading improvement programs.

Improving grades

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Work with primary schools to

coordinate service projects for youngstudents.

Giving back

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Stimulating imagination and learning

through creative crafts and drama

Growing together

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K E Y C L U Bprograms

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Key ClubWeek

Each day places an emphasis onservice; including a Key ClubWeek

fundraising project

Objective is to promote Key Club andseek media coverage, to make Key Cluba household name

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Key Club

Youth Opportunities Fund

Fifty cents of every members annual

dues goes to this fund Service grants for US$200-$2,000

Any active club may apply for the

October deadline

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K E Y C L U Bresources

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Officer planners

Guidebook Major Emphasis Program CD

Graphic standards CD

Marketing materials, posters andbrochures.

Make your Meetings Move

Key Solutions: online resources

Member resources

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Key Club video magazine

New videos every

month Current and

engaging videostories about the

members andclubsView at www.keyclub.org

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Online resources

Video magazine

Update club roster

Project ideas

Leadership resources

Officer resources

Kiwanis family store

Submit questionswww.keyclub.org

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KE Y C L U B

adultsupport

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Support to clubs

International officestaff

District officestaff Districtvolunteers: district administrators,

assistant administrators, zone/division

advisors Club volunteers: Kiwanis advisor, faculty

advisor, sponsoring Kiwanis club

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Local Kiwanis support

Secure a trained Kiwanis and faculty advisor

Attend Key Club meetings Provide financial assistance for club

Ensure annual fees are paid

Ensure officers receive training

Provide personal development opportunities

Planning session with both clubs

Joint fellowship/service

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Developing leaders through service since 1925.

www.keyclub.org