Leadership Gold Discussion to Start Monday, October 13th

My daughter is a member of Key  Club in Norwich Ny.

She was recently told by her advisor to purchase decorations for an upcoming dance.. is it common for key club to require  low income kids to foot the bill for such expenses, as a requirement for membership. It seems a little

strange seeing as how this is a huge event and decorations could get expensive. Again, Is this common practice???  

My sister inlaw was a member years ago and only remembered community service projects.

OK Rob...I get it.  Our "homework" assignement is to read the first two chapters by Monday!  Thanks.

Dear Oneil,

I would love to talk more regarding service and fundraising in your daughters Key Club in Norwick, NY. Please feel free to contact me at lzabel@kiwanis.org or 800-KIWANIS.

Laura Zabel

Key Club Leadership Specialist

There is not too much wrong with the leadership book. What is wrong is that we do no longer train our new leaders at CLE.  CLE has turned out to be a pep ralley to build new clubs and not how to improve existing ones.

Club Revitalization begins at CLE! So we need to turn that into educating our Presidents, "hands on" on how to run an excting, fun meeting.

Our Secretaries need hands on training on making their reports.

To prove my point I would have you look at 2 Clubs in PNE Linconl City and Astoria_Warrenton each up 25% the last few years