KIWANIS YOUTH PROGRAMS INC

Programs

1. Key club international (kci) - a major focus of kiwanis youth programs (kyp) is leadership education and development for students in high school. Through the many efforts of staff, the training meetings, and the educational materials produced, the students are provided an opportunity to learn life-long service leadership skills. Members of kci learn such skills by participating in leadership workshops and seminars, performing community service activities through their local kci club and sponsoring kiwanis club, leading the organization on a member-elected board, working as officers and members of their local key club clubs, working with other adults in sponsoring kiwanis clubs, and receiving leadership and service materials provided by the international organization. Many materials and education meetings help to walk students through the steps of service leadership in order to envision, enlist, embody, empower, evaluate, and encourage. Students learn that true leadership is based on servant leadership, which requires leaders to put the needs of others first, and to realize that no matter whether or not you have a title, there is always a need for service to one another and to the…

   $1,278,104 spent$10,786 earned by the program
   47% of program spending

2. International convention - the annual key club international (kci) convention takes place in various locations from year-to-year. It brings together as many as 750 young adults from all over the globe to learn service and social skills from other members. It allows the members an opportunity to meet people from other cities, states, and countries within the kci organization, to celebrate their accomplishments from the past year and to focus on the future service goals of the organization. Workshops and other training sessions are conducted to train the members on service leadership opportunities and leadership development. In addition, the student leadership of the organization (board of directors) is elected during this annual meeting and legislative sessions take place to make changes to the key club international bylaws, which are subsequently ratified by the adult kiwanis youth programs board of directors.

   $415,851 spent$240,735 earned by the program
   15% of program spending

3. Key leader (kl) - another focus of kiwanis youth programs (kyp) is leadership education and development experiential workshop for high school students. Attendance is open to any interested high school student that pays the applicable registration fee. Most attendees are members of key club. Through this workshop, the instruction given and the educational materials provided, the students are provided an opportunity to learn life-long service leadership skills in a weekend camp setting. Attendees of kl learn such skills by performing activities at these leadership workshops. Attendees are sponsored by local kiwanis clubs, kiwanis districts, schools, or parents. The workshops are professionally-led and allow attendees the opportunity to engage in activities that promote leadership, self-esteem and team building. Each workshop is adult-led and supervised. Members of the local kiwanis clubs and hosting kiwanis district support the workshop with chaperones and funds. Educational materials are provided to all attendees to be used during the weekend and also as a reference upon completion of the event.

   $162,067 spent$105,900 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

4. Builders club (bc) and k-kids (kk) - another focus of kiwanis youth programs(kyp) is leadership education and development for students in middle school (builders club) and elementary schools (k-kids). Through the many efforts of staff, the training meetings, and the educational materials produced, the students are provided an opportunity to learn life-long service leadership skills. Members of builders club (bc) and k-kids (kk) learn such skills by performing community service activities through their local clubs and sponsoring kiwanis club, working as officers and members of their local clubs, working with other adults in sponsoring kiwanis clubs, and receiving leadership and service materials provided by the international organization. Many materials and education meetings help to walk students through the steps of service leadership in order to envision, enlist, embody, empower, evaluate, and encourage students that true leadership is based on servant leadership, which requires leaders to put the needs of others first, and to realize that no matter whether or not you have a title, there is always a need for service to one another and to the world. Many bc and kk programs take…

   $842,598 spentof which $130,366 as grants$1,386 earned by the program
   31% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $2,698,620.