• Volunteering develops life skills and leadership abilities.
• Helping each other help the community. Instead of leaving individuals to tackle issues alone, Kiwanis clubs connect like-minded people who want to make an impact by helping others.
• Networking. Kiwanis membership can lead to connections with people you might not have met outside of the club. Some of these connections may even help you get a job or finish a home project. One of them might even become your new best friend.
• Engaging with community leaders. Service clubs have regular events such as meetings, presentations and scheduled speakers — so members get chances to engage firsthand with community leaders. Encounters with people responsible for decisions in your area can give you a better understanding of how things get done.
• Personal growth. Members build communication skills, work on networking, enhance your time management, get comfortable with public speaking and develop other skills and traits.

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