Interlclub Information
by Jackie Lowe, Chair, Inter-club Relations Committee

Interclub Defined
An inter-club meeting is a meeting staged by two or more Kiwanis clubs (including clubs in formation), or by a Kiwanis club and any K-Kids, Builders Club, Kiwanis Junior, Aktion Club, Circle K Club, or Key Club. Clubs with 20 or fewer members need a minimum of two members in attendance, Clubs with 21-30 members need three members, and clubs with 31 or more members need at least four members in attendance. It is not an interclub for the club being visited by another club.

Visiting groups shall be composed of:
A minimum of two Kiwanians plus members of K-Kids, Builders Club, Kiwanis Junior, Aktion Club, Circle K Club, and/or Key Club must be in attendance (a lieutenant governor, or Governor can only be counted if they are a member of the club that is attending the meeting).

Capital District contest
One award will be given per region to the club with the most inter-club meetings during the Administrative Year. This information should be reported on the Kiwanis One online monthly report. The award is presented at the Regional Midwinter Conference.