Is your club looking for partners? Various groups and individuals can support your club in ways both big and small. Here’s how different types of partners can team up with […]

At Hollow Hills Elementary in Simi Valley, California, U.S., 20 members of the K-Kids club interviewed Phill Johnson, their school custodian. Through this conversation, they identified a need and turned […]

If one of your goals is to help members learn about what’s happening around them, consider using observation research. A fun way to develop their skills of observation is to […]

At McDeeds Creek Elementary in Southern Pines, North Carolina, U.S., the K-Kids club is a powerhouse of young talent and leadership. With a whopping 170 members last year, this vibrant […]

Take a look at the worksheets available in the K-Kids Service Guide and decide which ones your club will use to help members plan and complete activities for high-quality service […]

Good leaders often have certain skills in common. To help Builders Club members learn to be leaders, you can encourage them to develop some of those key skills — such […]

For K-Kids club officers, the development of leadership skills can be a matter of embracing the unknown, taking a risk and stepping up. Here are some strategies you can use […]

Here are some ways to increase awareness of your K-Kids club and recruit new members:  Establish a web presence. Connect with the school/organization webmaster to request a K-Kids club page […]

There are two tools you can use at the beginning of the year to create a plan to keep track of and complete important club tasks. The K-Kids Advisor Guide […]

Congratulations, Awardees of K-Kids Awards and Contests 2023-24! K-Kids Distinguished Club P02 California-Nevada-Hawaii: Linda Verde Elementary School K-Kids P03253, Lancaster, California. Myrtle Tate Elementary K-Kids – The Tiger Council P02968, […]

From car wash fundraisers to food-bank packing, K-Kids clubs had a busy year contributing time, talent and resources to their schools and communities. Check out just a few of the […]

A great way to set up your K-Kids club for success next year is to select and train club officers before the end of this year. Follow these steps to […]

Thanks to all the K-Kids clubs that participated in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF! Because of your hard work and generosity, K-Kids raised more than US$1,955 to support Brick x Brick, an […]

For advisors, a club’s size matters when determining how to engage members, develop leadership, manage meetings and carry out service projects. For example, the K-Kids of Berlin — a community-based […]