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KCI and CKI: Working Together

KCI and CKI: Working Together. Presented By: Ashley Wolfe I-I Circle K Hawkeye & Capital Division Lieutenant Governor I-I Circle K Kiwanis Family Relations Committee Chair Kiwanis Ambassador for Circle K International. Stretch the Limits Activity. Personal Goals.

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KCI and CKI: Working Together

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  1. KCI and CKI: Working Together Presented By: Ashley Wolfe I-I Circle K Hawkeye & Capital Division Lieutenant Governor I-I Circle K Kiwanis Family Relations Committee Chair Kiwanis Ambassador for Circle K International

  2. Stretch the Limits Activity

  3. Personal Goals Where do you want to be in 5 years? How are you going to get there? Who will be on your personal board of directors?

  4. District Goal: Growth for Service • Short term • What can you do in your term? • Long term • What can you do for the future of the I-I?

  5. Service & Servant Leadership • Why we are here • What is a servant leader? • Servant Leadership - Leadership model based on teamwork and community, one that seeks to involve others in decision making, one strongly based in ethical and caring behavior and one that is attempting to enhance the personal growth of collaborators while improving the caring and quality of of many communities. - Robert K. Greenleaf

  6. Service is Forever • Quick breakdown of Circle K • 12,600 members, 17 nations • Live to serve, love to serve! • First CKI 1947…CARTHAGE COLLEGE, IL! • Does your prospective college have a Circle K? • Let us hook you up! • If not, are you interested in starting one?

  7. How to work with I-I CKI • Contact counterpart • Newsletters • Give each other tips, you’re doing the same job! • Co-host a DCM, Divisional Rally, or Kiwanis One Day • SERVICE TOGETHER!!

  8. How to work with local Circle K Clubs • Encourage clubs to join CKI • Do your clubs KNOW what it is? • Interclubs • SHOW YOUR FACE! • Co-sponsor another SLP

  9. Starting a Circle K • If there is a college in your area that you want to have a Circle K, contact your counterpart and the New Club Building & Membership Development Chair, Yvonne Intsiful at (224) 717-6433 or yintsiful@mail.bradley.edu

  10. Holiday Embrace • January 12 • Chicago Marriot in Naperville, IL • Tell your clubs • Pass on the experience!

  11. What I-I CKI K-Family is doing • Counterpart Directory • I-I Kiwanis Family Guide • Suggestions? • Webinar on September 22 at 4PM

  12. General Comments Reach out, we don’t bite! Kiwanis Family is unique

  13. Keep CKI in mind • Join us! • Service • Leadership Opportunities • District • International

  14. Thank you! Contact me! Ashley Wolfe (815) 440-7534 wolfe.ashley11@gmail.com www.facebook.com/ashwolfe

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