There are quite a few branches of the Kiwanis Family. In Elementary School there is K-Kids followed by Builder's Club in Middle School, Key Club in High School, Circle K in College, and finally Kiwanis. These branches all work together to form what is known as the Kiwanis Family, or K-Family for short. There are also addition branches of the K-Family that do not involve schools. One such branch is Aktion Club. This is a special club made for disabled individuals who still wish to serve.

CKI is truly an international organization with over 11,000 members from approximately 800 clubs in 27 countries. It is also a part of a much larger organization: Kiwanis International, a worldwide service organization composed of business and civic leaders who have the desire to become personally involved in making their communities better places to live. Kiwanis Clubs sponsor Builders Clubs in junior high schools, Key Clubs in high schools, and Circle K Clubs in colleges and universities. They offer advice, manpower assistance, and financial support to their younger counterparts. Together, Kiwanis, Builders Club, Key Club, and CKI make up the K-Family and act as partners in service. In fact, Kiwanis and Circle K share the motto "We Build."

Wisconsin-Upper Michigan District of Circle K International

Colleges/Universities 

UW-System