Club Membership Initiatives

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Club Membership Initiatives
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What we will cover

• 1-2-3 You Hold the Key Program
• Corporate memberships
• Company-based clubs
• Club satellites
• Service Leadership Programs parents

• Service Leadership Programs parents
• Boys Girls Clubs of America partnership
• Membership drives/roundups versus smaller
  events
• Inviting prospects to service rather than
  meetings

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1-2-3 You Hold the Key Program

• Recruit 1 new member and receive a bronze key
  lapel pin.
• Recruit 2 new members and receive a silver key
  lapel pin.
• Recruit 3 new members and receive a gold key
  lapel pin.

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Corporate membership

• The P/R commander in the police department
• Local officers at the Salvation Army facility
• The director of the Wal-Mart store
• The commander of the fire department
• And many other transient positions

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Company-based clubs

• Allows a specific company to pay a flat fee
• Allows all members to be listed on the membership
  roles
• Allows members to have all rights of active
  membership
• Provides the company all of the advantages of
  being a part of Kiwanis

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Club satellite

• Small towns
• Rural areas
• Ethnic neighborhoods
• Business parks
• Medical complexes
• Shopping malls, markets, and retail stores

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Boys Girls Clubs

• Activity expansion
• Sponsorship opportunities
• Service enhancement
• Meeting opportunities
• Expanding the reach

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Service Leadership Programs (SLP) parents

• Involve parents.
• Invite parents.
• Engage parents.
• Reward parents.

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Membership campaigns

• Effective
• Simplify
• Routine
• Time compression
• Grass roots

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Invite to serve

• Kiwanis Opportunities
• K-Kids
• Bring Up Grades (BUG)
• Terrific Kids
• Builders Club
• Key Club
• Key Leader
• CKI
• Aktion Club

• Read Around the World
• Local Opportunities
• Food bank
• Boys and Girls Clubs
• Special Olympics
• Seasonal projects
• School clothes
• Holidays