WHAT IS AN INTERCLUB? An interclub is a visit by your club to the official meeting of another Kiwanis club or Service Leadership Program club (e.g., K-Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, CKI, or Aktion Club). Some Division or District meetings may have an inter club opportunity. If so, the host Kiwanis club will be noted. Two (2) members are needed to constitute an interclub.
WHAT IS A ROUND ROBIN? A Round Robin is completed when your club has fulfilled the Round Robin requirements listed below.
1ST ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Clubs to do a total of six interclubs wherein all must be done within the Michigan district
2ND ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Clubs to do six different interclubs which can be any Kiwanis club in the world whether in person or online They must be to clubs they have not previously visited within the fiscal year.
3RD ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Clubs to do six different interclubs from the 1st and 2nd round. They must be to clubs they have not previously visited within the fiscal year.
4TH ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Completely up to each club to visit six clubs including previously visited clubs wherever they choose to get the fourth Round Robin Banner Patch.
Multiple Round Robins are possible. Forms for reporting Round Robins are available for download below and will be mailed to club secretaries. A Round Robin patch is awarded to the club at the following year’s Spring Divisional.
Nothing is more important than the safety of the children Kiwanis serves. That’s why Kiwanis International dedicates a week each year to youth protection.
Join a live webinar with Kiwanis International: www.kiwanis.org/who-we-are/youth-protection/youth-protection-week Monday, October 5 at 7:30 p.m. ET: Know. Protect. Respond. -Understanding Kiwanis youth protection, training for Service Leadership Programs administrators, advisors and chaperones.
Tuesday, October 6 at 8 p.m. ET: Get Educated! -Understanding Kiwanis Youth Protection policies and training club members.
Wednesday, October 7 at 7:30 p.m. ET: Youth protection policies and safety at Key Leader events -A session for Key Leader district chairs, coordinators and chaperones.
Thursday, October 8 at 8 p.m. ET: Get Educated! -How to involve your Kiwanis district on youth protection policies.Learn how to protect the young people we serve. Kiwanis is a global force of volunteers who serve the children of the world — so we’re strategically positioned to protect those children.
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WHAT IS AN INTERCLUB?
An interclub is a visit by your club to the official meeting of another Kiwanis club or Service Leadership Program club (e.g., K-Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, CKI, or Aktion Club). Some Division or District meetings may have an inter club opportunity. If so, the host Kiwanis club will be noted. Two (2) members are needed to constitute an interclub.
WHAT IS A ROUND ROBIN?
A Round Robin is completed when your club has fulfilled the Round Robin requirements listed below.
1ST ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Clubs to do a total of six interclubs wherein all must be done within the Michigan district
2ND ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Clubs to do six different interclubs which can be any Kiwanis club in the world whether in person or online They must be to clubs they have not previously visited within the fiscal year.
3RD ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Clubs to do six different interclubs from the 1st and 2nd round. They must be to clubs they have not previously visited within the fiscal year.
4TH ROUND ROBIN BANNER PATCH | Completely up to each club to visit six clubs including previously visited clubs wherever they choose to get the fourth Round Robin Banner Patch.
Multiple Round Robins are possible. Forms for reporting Round Robins are available for download below and will be mailed to club secretaries. A Round Robin patch is awarded to the club at the following year’s Spring Divisional.
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Nothing is more important than the safety of the children Kiwanis serves. That’s why Kiwanis International dedicates a week each year to youth protection.
Join a live webinar with Kiwanis International:
www.kiwanis.org/who-we-are/youth-protection/youth-protection-week
Monday, October 5 at 7:30 p.m. ET: Know. Protect. Respond.
-Understanding Kiwanis youth protection, training for Service Leadership Programs administrators, advisors and chaperones.
Tuesday, October 6 at 8 p.m. ET: Get Educated!
-Understanding Kiwanis Youth Protection policies and training club members.
Wednesday, October 7 at 7:30 p.m. ET: Youth protection policies and safety at Key Leader events
-A session for Key Leader district chairs, coordinators and chaperones.
Thursday, October 8 at 8 p.m. ET: Get Educated!
-How to involve your Kiwanis district on youth protection policies.Learn how to protect the young people we serve. Kiwanis is a global force of volunteers who serve the children of the world — so we’re strategically positioned to protect those children.
During Youth Protection Week, find out what you can do. Learn more: www.kiwanis.org/youthprotectionweek
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