1. We already have a world wide service project for iodine. Now that the resolution passed in San Antonio to work with other international organizations on projects, Kiwanis might want take the lead to pool the international projects into one.
2. Missionary and charity work is now becoming a booming industry with their own travel agents and destinations. Hospital Ships, building homes, harvest help etc... are becoming the vacation choice for young professionals. Young professionals, world-wide, are spending their vacations doing charity work: The new "Reality" vacation. This demographic would be a good pool to resource because of the clients they are already attracting.
A cross between the 21st century Love boat and the Peace corps, its a cruise with intensive language and cultural training and applied charity work. Excursions are charity-based rather than entertainment-based. Cruise ship activities revolve around cultural-based themes. Think: Folklorio not disco.
3. By joining up with other international organizations, there would be enough people to really make a difference and make it meaningful. Because of the members that other international organizations already attract, they already "GET IT." They are already like-minded individuals. And wouldn't it be nice to help prevent iodine deficiancy, polio, blindness and to help women and children in one fell swoop? Maybe the focus should be on the project that is completed rather than "who" does the project.