Book drive You will need: Members and books. Description: Old books, new books, kids’ books, comic books, there’s a use for them all. Hold a drive to collect gently used books in your school district’s elementary, middle, and/or high schools and distribute the books to needy libraries or students. Making new pieces of literature available to the children in your area will open doors for them like no other project. This is a great Kiwanis family inter-club opportunity.
Concessions You will need: Members and the things you will need to sell at the concessions. Description: Set up a snack bar at your school’s next sporting, fine arts or other extracurricular event. Selling snacks, drinks, food and souvenirs to attendees can rank in the chance for your favorite charity fast! Pick a good location, one with access to electricity and water. Know your customers. Buy products you know spectators will like in bulk to save on overhead costs. Service Chair Victoria Byrd
The Outstanding Club Treasurer Award is presented to the Circle K Club Treasurer who excels in bookkeeping, keeping members and his/her sponsoring Kiwanis club informed of the club’s financial status, and helping to encourage and maintain the financial health of the club. Tips for winning this award: · Attend club member and board meetings · Participate in club projects · Ensure the club’s dues are paid on time · Help recruit new Circle K members · Help members understand what their dues are used for · Set up a club budget and keep records of expenditures · Attend district events · Maintain contact with sponsoring Kiwanis club and district treasure.
*For more information, contact Awards chair Julie Meigs at awards@georgiacirclek.org. œ œ Awards Chair Julie Meigs