Kiwanis Classic Club

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An exciting approach for classic clubs
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• Builds on our foundation of success
• Embraces the best practices of the past
• Abandons things that are not helping us grow
• Refreshes things that need to be updated
• Invites others to join us

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• Yes because the House of Delegates in 2007 in San
  Antonio approved a membership flexibility
  amendment which specifically says
• Notwithstanding any other provision of the
  Kiwanis International Bylaws, the Standard Form
  for Club Bylaws, or the Standard Form for
  District Bylaws, the International Board of
  Trustees may admit into Kiwanis membership and/or
  permit the creation of new forms of Kiwanis
  membership consistent with the Objects of Kiwanis
  International, which may extend for a period not
  exceeding five (5) years without approval of the
  House of Delegates. The Chief Executive Officer
  of Kiwanis International shall make an annual
  report to the House of Delegates covering any
  such Board actions taken or authorized and make
  an evaluation of their current effectiveness.

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• Kiwanis memberships are club based so the club
  invites who can join and in what form
• Clubs can approve the options and then expand
  opportunities for membership at the local level
• Growth in our organization will depend upon the
  innovative and creative approaches to membership
  our classic clubs take over the next
  few years

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• Kiwanis clubs have been responsible for many new
  and innovative programs in our organization
• K-Kids, CKI, KCI, Aktion, Builders, YCPO all came
  about because a club and district developed them
  first
• Clubs must request KI Board approval
  of their new ideas

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Your club decides what to submit to the KI Board
to pilot
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Current Kiwanis Membership/Club Options

• 1. Active membership
• 2. Honorary membership
• 3. Senior membership
• 4. Life membership
• 5. Past Service Leadership Programs membership
• 6. Corporate Membership
• 7. Club Satellite

8. Company-based clubs 9. Affiliate clubs 10.
Kiwanis Aktion Clubs 12. 3-2-1 New Concept
Club 13. Young Professionals Club 14. Internet
Based Clubs
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Current Kiwanis Club/Membership Optionsin our
By Laws

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• These members
• have full rights and privileges within the club
• can serve on the Board of Directors
• can hold an office
• would pay full dues
• can perform service!

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• These members
• are part of the club
• pay no dues
• cannot hold office
• can serve on committees
• can perform service!

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• These members
• pay a reduced dues rate
• have full rights and privileges ofactive
  membership
• can perform service!

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• These members
• pay one-time dues to District and International
• pay minimal club dues
• have the same privileges as active members
• can perform service!

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Current New Kiwanis Club/Membership
OptionsApproved by the Kiwanis International
Board

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• These groups (already approved by the KI Board)
• pay club, International, and District dues
  through host club who is the fiscal agent and has
  reporting responsibility
• allow active members to meet at another time or
  location
• allow for operation as a sub-group of a host club
  to meet the needs of a specific service project
  or local area community recommended size is a
  minimum of ten members
• can perform joint service projects!

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• Options being Piloted
• Cloverleaf area Kiwanis Club three local
  communities serving one school district Seville
  has 26 Kiwanis members Lodi and Westfield have
  none communities choose new name and have a
  Kiwanis club with two satellites and new name
• Rock River Kiwanis Club had 40 members is now
  down to 10 wants to turn in charter Geneva
  Kiwanis club is 10 miles away and has 26 members
  Rock River becomes satellite of Geneva Keeps
  name
• Keystone Kiwanis Club meets at noon and wants to
  build a morning club and evening club instead
  of competing they choose to form a morning and
  evening satellite of the Keystone club
• Hamilton Kiwanis Club has 4 elementary schools
  and wants a K-Kids group at each school they
  approach PTO and it is decided that there are
  enough parents at each school to form an
  affiliate club satellite who will be the advisors
  for the K-Kids club
• Clearwater Kiwanis Club wants to expand its
  membership to the many corporations in town
  they form corporate satellite club in four local
  businesses
• can perform service!

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• These Clubs (already approved by KI Board)
• allows members from a specific company to pay a
  flat fee for those who belong Kiwanis
  International has an established fee schedule
• allows all members to be listed on the membership
  roles
• allows all members to have all rights of active
  membership
• can be formed to support a specific
• project such as an SLP
• can perform service!

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• Kiwanis International has established a franchise
  fee schedule for these clubs
• 2500 for the first 25 members
• 3300 for up to 35 members
• 4000 for up to 50 members
• 7500 for up to 100 members
• Over 100 or special circumstances
• is negotiated with KI CEO
• Paid annually
• 1/3 of fee to go to the District

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3-2-1 New Concept Club

• These clubs (already approved by the KI Board)
• Focus on three essential components of a Kiwanis
  Club service, fellowship, and meetings
• Administrative and club operation time and costs
  would be adjusted to make this club more
  affordable and flexible in operations
• Service at least one project per month that
  engages a member for three hours
• Fellowship at least one evening monthly that
  takes two hours of a members time
• Meetings one meeting every month that takes no
  more than one
  hour
• can perform service!

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• These clubs (already approved by the KI Board)..
• Focus on service, fellowship, and networking
• Administrative and club operation time and costs
  make this type of club more affordable and
  flexible in operations
• Service through causes listed on the world
  wide web combined with hands on projects
• Fellowship get together at division meetings,
  special project functions, other Kiwanis club
  events, midyear conferences, District and KI
  conventions
• Meetings usually twice a month in a chat room
  on a website developed by the club
• can perform service!

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• This membership
• allows them to have two years of free membership
  after which they can move into another type of
  membership option
• No new member add fee
• allows them have all rights of active membership
• can perform service!

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• These clubs (already approved by the KI Board)
• Focus on service, fellowship, networking
• Administrative and club operation time and costs
  are adjusted to make this club more affordable
  and flexible in operations
• Service projects each month that engage a high
  percentage of members
• Fellowship at least one afternoon or evening
  monthly
• Networking-through meeting contacts, Facebook,
  Twitter, Flickr, Blogs, cell phone, Wikis, my
  Space, link ed, etc.
• can perform service!

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• These clubs (already approved by the KI Board)
• are organized in areas with no district support,
  RSC or infrastructure
• pay an annual club fee rather than individual
  member dues
• are supported electronically or thru the purchase
  of supplies and programs
• can perform service!

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New Kiwanis Club/Membership Options being
proposed as Pilots

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Kiwanis Membership/Club Options Proposed by
Clubs and Members(Being considered by the KI
Board)

• Affiliate /Associate membership
• Family membership
• Family clubs
• Kiwanis Aktion Clubs for Seniors
• Kiwanis-CKI Alumni Clubs
• PTO Kiwanis Affiliate Clubs

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• These members
• are made up of volunteers who support the mission
  and purpose of the Kiwanis clubs
• pay a reduced annual fee
• cannot serve on the club board and can hold no
  office
• can work with committees
• can perform service!

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• These clubs
• allow an entire family to be a part of the
  Kiwanis club
• can combine an active membership with
  affiliate/associate participation
• allow all to have the rights of active membership
  
• allow a revised dues rate - an example is first
  member pays 100 of dues and all others pay 50
• can perform service!

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• This is
• a club composed of families from a common area
  such as those in a homeowners association or
  specific neighborhood - it is suggested that at
  least 8 families be required to form a club
• a club a whole family can join an
  intergenerational approach to membership
• a club that allows a flat fee for whole family
• - an example is a flat fee per family
• -1/3 of dues would go to the District
• a group that can perform service!

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• These clubs
• Are organized to serve disabled seniors who live
  in a retirement complex, an assisted living , or
  nursing home facility
• pay the Aktion club dues rate
• Are a new type of K Family Club
• Affiliate with local Kiwanis and SLP Clubs for
  support
  and mutual projects
• have full rights and privileges ofactive
  membership in their club
• Can perform service!

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Kiwanis Circle K Alumni Clubs
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PTO Kiwanis - Affiliate Club

• These clubs
• are made up of volunteers who support the mission
  and purpose of our Kiwanis Club Service
  Leadership Programs
• Some clubs are proposing operating as a club
  satellite while others are proposing to operate
  as a stand alone club
• function as a committee to support the SLP
  serve as advisors
• designate an individual to coordinate activities
  with local sponsoring Kiwanis Club and school
  system
• can form their own sub committees set own
  meetings
• can perform service!

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• Each type of membership or club requires local
  club decision making and eventually some bylaws
  revision
• Each type of membership or club requires District
  involvement and notification
• Each type of membership or club requires
  International notification and approval of your
  pilot idea
• All of these types of memberships and club
  options should be reflected in District and club
  membership counts
• We have until 2012 to experiment

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• Most of these ideas provide opportunities for
  clubs to grow in membership.
• All of these ideas provide opportunities for
  clubs to grow in service within our communities .
• It is essential that clubs pilot these and other
  membership options to help us reach one million
  members by 2015

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•  If you have any questions or comments, need more
  information, feel free to contact
• Your Kiwanis International Board counselor
• Membership Options PowerPoint Developed by
• Alan Penn, KI Vice President
• apenn_at_zoominternet.net
• 
  Feel free to customize and revise
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