Types of Clubs 

Classic Kiwanis Clubs 

• The traditional club found in most communities today, the “classic” club meets in person on a regular basis. This club type fits many communities and can be adapted to diverse groups, corporations, or specific professional societies.

Internet-Based Clubs 

• Offering flexibility for those who travel often or cannot attend traditional meetings, internet-based clubs’ meetings are generally held in online chat rooms, and officers use technology extensively to keep members informed and connected.

Young Professionals Club 

• These clubs meet the needs of younger members with busy lifestyles, generally offering more flexible meeting schedules and hands-on service projects. In addition, young professionals’ clubs conduct social activities for members and families, and they use technology in club operations and administration. 

3-2-1 Clubs 

• These clubs are for members who want to meet less and do more. A 3-2-1 club represents three hours of service, two hours of social activity, and a one-hour meeting each month.

Finding a Kiwanis Club 

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