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Have you got it? A desire to lead? To help? To give? Do you want to do more with your life? To be the person you know you can be? Yeah—but not sure how to get there? A Key Leader weekend can show you the way. You’ll do things you’ve never done before. You’ll meet people you’ll never forget. You’ll discover how to be the very best you can be—the best friend, the best leader, the best member of your community and the world. That’s a lot to expect from three days of workshops, campfires and hanging out with friends. But it can happen to you.
Test your
limits.
Here’s how you can get involved in Key Leader. out more. »» Find Go to www.key-leader.org to see a schedule and locations for Key Leader programs around the world. Let your parents or school advisors know you’d like to go.
signed up. »» Get Register at www.key-leader.org. A school, Kiwanis club, community organization, church group, family or others can cover the fee. Find out if scholarships are available.
new friends. »» Make Most students who attend Key Leader events fill up their Facebook pages and Twitter feeds with new friends from their communities, their home regions and beyond!
to have fun. »» Plan Key Leader is not school. You’ll learn a lot, but you won’t be sitting at a desk. You might be dancing, climbing or hanging out with new friends around a campfire. And you’ll be getting in touch with what’s really important in life—and what’s really important to you.
involved! »» Get Use your new skills to change someone’s life. Get involved with your community or school. If you’re in 11th or 12th grade, you can volunteer to help run a Key Leader event. Sign up at www.key-leader.org.
“Key Leader creates a comfortable setting that helps everyone discover talents within themselves. It was the spark that changed who I was and paved a brighter future for who I can become.” Erich Sneller, Nebraska-Iowa District governor, Key Club of Sioux Center High School
Learn more at www.key-leader.org. A Key Club International program of Kiwanis International GIKL071202
EDUCATOR
PARENT
Take a » Student
risk.
Have you got it? A desire to lead? To help? To give? Do you want to do more with your life? To be the person you know you can be? Yeah—but not sure how to get there? A Key Leader weekend can show you the way. You’ll do things you’ve never done before. You’ll meet people you’ll never forget. You’ll discover how to be the very best you can be—the best friend, the best leader, the best member of your community and the world. That’s a lot to expect from three days of workshops, campfires and hanging out with friends. But it can happen to you.
Test your
limits.
Here’s how you can get involved in Key Leader. out more. »» Find Go to www.key-leader.org to see a schedule and locations for Key Leader programs around the world. Let your parents or school advisors know you’d like to go.
signed up. »» Get Register at www.key-leader.org. A school, Kiwanis club, community organization, church group, family or others can cover the fee. Find out if scholarships are available.
new friends. »» Make Most students who attend Key Leader events fill up their Facebook pages and Twitter feeds with new friends from their communities, their home regions and beyond!
to have fun. »» Plan Key Leader is not school. You’ll learn a lot, but you won’t be sitting at a desk. You might be dancing, climbing or hanging out with new friends around a campfire. And you’ll be getting in touch with what’s really important in life—and what’s really important to you.
involved! »» Get Use your new skills to change someone’s life. Get involved with your community or school. If you’re in 11th or 12th grade, you can volunteer to help run a Key Leader event. Sign up at www.key-leader.org.
“Key Leader creates a comfortable setting that helps everyone discover talents within themselves. It was the spark that changed who I was and paved a brighter future for who I can become.” Erich Sneller, Nebraska-Iowa District governor, Key Club of Sioux Center High School
Learn more at www.key-leader.org. A Key Club International program of Kiwanis International GIKL071202
