Giving opportunities that support Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs

Carthage-Pullman Society

In honor of Carthage College, the campus where Circle K began, and the Pullman, Washington, Kiwanis club, which helped build the concept of a campus service club, the Circle K International Board of Trustees created the Carthage-Pullman Society. One may become a member of the Society or increase his/her giving to the program either by making a single US$250 contribution or through a minimum initial contribution of US$50 and a pledge to contribute the balance over four years.

Click here for the Carthage-Pullman brochure and application.

The Tomorrow Fund

The Tomorrow Fund, found in the Kiwanis International Foundation endowment, is a fund that is intended to further the purpose of Circle K International. Once the fund reaches US$100,000, a grant program will be developed to help fund Circle K projects that address important needs in their communities and campuses, and to help fund scholarships for Circle K members. Donations can be made to this fund directly, or through Carthage-Pullman Society memberships. Thirty cents of each Circle K member’s dues go toward the fund.

Sapphire Circle Honorary

The Sapphire Circle Honorary is the highest level of recognition offered by the Circle K International Tomorrow Fund within the Kiwanis International Foundation. The award signifies that a minimum contribution of US$1,000 has been made.

G. Harold Martin Fellowship

The G. Harold Martin Fellowship provides an opportunity to show support of Key Club, its members, and its service projects. A percentage of G. Harold Martin earnings is used to fund scholarships and issue grants in support of service projects in Key Club communities. One may become a G. Harold Martin Fellow or increase his/her giving to the program by making a single US$250 contribution. One may also become a pledged member through a minimum initial contribution of US$50 and a pledge to contribute the balance over four years.

Click here to for the G. Harold Martin brochure and order form.

Youth Opportunities Fund

The Youth Opportunities Fund, housed in the Kiwanis International Foundation endowment, is a fund that is intended to further the purpose of Key Club International. The Youth Opportunities Fund allows Key Club to maintain a grant program that helps fund Key Club projects that address important needs in their communities and campuses, and to help fund scholarships for Key Club members. Donations can be made to this fund directly, or through G. Harold Martin Fellowship memberships. Fifty cents of each Key Club member’s dues go toward the fund.