Submitting Information for Circle K Magazine Action Stories

The primary purpose of the "Circle K Action" section of the magazine is to highlight successful project ideas performed by Circle K clubs and encourage clubs to tap into ideas that have proven successful for other clubs. The magazine cannot do this, though, without your help. CIRCLE K Magazine depends on Circle K clubs to provide the information for this section of the magazine; therefore, your club should submit descriptions of service projects on a continual basis. You can submit information using the on-line form found below, or send information by postal mail.

When submitting article ideas, it's important to include clearly focused, quality photographs, slides, or transparencies that "show" your Circle K club in action. Plan in advance of your club's project to have a member bring a camera to document your active service on film--color or black-and-white. Then, take "action" photographs rather than posed, "lineup" shots. If you have photographs you wish to submit, please check the box below and send the photographs as soon as possible to the following address:

Check this box if photos will be sent of this project.

Circle K Magazine
Attn: Kasey Jackson
3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, IN 46268

Publication of your story cannot be guaranteed; projects that are well-documented and include photographs have the greatest chance of being published. Due to the production schedule, a story cannot appear in the magazine until at least three months after it is received; therefore, information on service projects should be submitted immediately following the service project.

Use the form-fill blanks below to submit information on one of your club’s recent service projects for possible submission in the CIRCLE K magazine. If you are unable to submit your information via the online form, you may e-mail it to
ckimagazinekiwanis.org

Magazine Submission Guidelines

Name of CKI Club:
Project Title:

Description of Project (200 words or less):

In the project description, include what motivated the club to do the project, how the project was promoted, the action that was taken, the need fulfilled by the project and, if possible, good quotes from some of the people involved--their thoughts on the project before, during, and after its completion.

Date Started: Date Completed:
Was the project co-sponsored with other members of the Kiwanis-Family? If Yes, who:
Total hours of service provided:
Number of members who participated:
Amount of money raised:
How will the money be used?:

Name of Contact:
Street Address:
City:
State/Province: ZIP/Post Code:
Country:
Telephone Number:
E-Mail Address: