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Clubs that fit specific needs
Kiwanis International offers club formats that meet the needs of a diverse world and provide service opportunities to more people. Formats include classic Kiwanis clubs, internet-based clubs, young professionals’ clubs and 3-2-1 clubs.
Clubs also can form with a single-service emphasis. The options are limitless. Examples include philanthropy clubs, ESL (English as a Second Language) clubs, Service Leadership Programs alumni clubs, LGBTQ+ clubs, safety clubs, literacy clubs, fantasy sports clubs and food insecurity clubs.
Types of clubs
Get an overview of the club formats Kiwanis offers.
3-2-1 club
3-2-1 clubs focus on three service projects, two social events, and one meeting each month.
Area virtual clubs
Best practices for opening a virtual club in an area without a Kiwanis presence.
ESL clubs
English as a second language clubs focus on learning English as well as service.
LGBTQ+ clubs
LGBTQ+ clubs focus on raising awareness and providing support to LGBTQ+ youth.
Literacy clubs
Literacy clubs focus on raising literacy levels of children.
Food insecurity clubs
Food insecurity clubs focus on solutions to lack of access to sufficient and nutritional food.
Food insecurity Guide
Solutions to understand and help with challenges of food insecurity when beginning the club.
Retired teachers and educators
Teachers are positive role models – offering talents, skills and abilities to a new or existing club.