Kiwanis International is closely monitoring the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus) and continuously assessing the potential impact on upcoming events and operations.
Watch the recording of this conversation from Wed., March 25, 2020.
The Kiwanis International Bylaws require that clubs hold annual meetings and the election of 2020-21 officers by May 15. If your club was planning to hold elections soon, you can postpone that meeting to see if restrictions ease by the deadline, or you can follow these guidelines to conduct elections through an online voting website or app.
A message from 2019-20 Kiwanis International President Daniel Vigneron: We are asking all clubs to postpone all events — including in-person meetings, projects and fundraisers — through the month of April.
The eKiwanis Club of Greater Chicago, the Kiwanis Club of Friends Across Borders Jamaica and an online club in California are among the clubs successfully meeting online. Learn from their experience and tips.
For our Key Club members around the world, specifically those heading into convention season, it’s been a difficult time. COVID-19 has caused a seismic shift in our daily routines, most notably our communication and interaction.
Need to get your club together? Use ZOOM to meet through video conferencing. It works whether you're using a computer or a phone. The free version is available at zoom.us and allows a 40 minute meeting for up to 100 people.
Show your Kiwanis pride by using a Kiwanis-themed virtual background for your next Zoom meeting. Download the image and follow these instructions from Zoom.
Will the Kiwanis insurance policy cover clubs if someone gets COVID-19 (coronavirus) at a club event? Kiwanis International’s corporate risk officer says yes, but use common sense.
Event cancellations are common now, but an undaunted Ontario Kiwanis club is using modern technology to preserve a treasured decades-old music festival.
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