1. Finding Service Projects and Talking to Organizations
Anna von Wendorff, D44N Lieutenant Governor

2. Problem: Your club needs a service project
Need help finding service events?
Having difficulties?
Can’t find any events?
Don’t fear!
There are hundreds of service projects for your club to do!

3. WHERE TO LOOK:
USE YOUR RESOURCES

4. Projects available for you to do:
Community
Projects available for you to do:
Cleaning the local parks
Supplying and helping out at the Food Bank
Helping out at community events
Helping support local families in need

5. Brainstorming!

6. Lt. Governor/Leadership Team
LTG’s are a great source to learn about projects beyond the community level.
Division wide events
Service event websites
Websites to find service events
Ask how your club can help with the projects.
Inter-club events with the clubs in your division
Don’t forget the ERF!

7. District District project from 2012-2014 What is Project Jumpstart?
The District has a district service project picked out, that goes for two years.
Ask your Lt. Governor all about it!
District website includes several service events
Project Jumpstart
District project from
What is Project Jumpstart?

8. Brainstorming!

9. Kiwanis Ask your Kiwanis Club!
Do service events with them!
Get ideas that you can bring back to your clubs.
This creates a strong bond with your Kiwanis Club.
Kiwanis International’s Project ELIMINATE
Maternal/Neonatal Tetanus
Kiwanis is partnered with UNICEF to eliminate MNT

10. Major Emphasis A focus of Children and the well being of their future.
The District Project usually coincides with the Major Emphasis.
A focus of Children and the well being of their future.
To fulfill the Major Emphasis, Key Club International serves children in many ways
Key Club has three service partners that serve and commit to children.
Key Club’s three partnerships are UNICEF, March of Dimes, and Children's Miracle Network

11. Questions? Comments? Concerns?