The Three Tenets
History of Circle K International
Activities and Community Service
Mission, Vision and Motto
Membership and Benefits
100

What are the three main tenets of Circle K International?

Service, Leadership and Fellowship.

100

In what year did Circle K International begin?

1947

100

Name one environmental activity that a Circle K club can organize.

A beach clean-up, tree planting or community beautification project.

100

What is the motto of Circle K International?

“Live to Serve, Love to Serve.”

100

Who is Circle K International designed for?

College and university students.

200

Which tenet focuses on helping others through volunteer work?  

Service.

200

In which country did Circle K International begin?

The United States of America.

200

What type of activity can members organize to raise money for charitable causes?

Fundraising activities, such as bake sales or car washes.

200

What does the motto “Live to Serve, Love to Serve” mean?

It means serving others willingly and recognizing the importance of helping people.

200

Name one skill students can develop by joining Circle K.

Leadership, communication, teamwork or problem-solving.

300

Which tenet teaches members how to organize events, make decisions and motivate others?

Leadership

300

At which college did the first Circle K club begin?

Carthage College in Illinois.

300

Name two items a Circle K club could collect for people in need.

Food, clothing, books or school supplies. Any two are correct.

300

What does Circle K International aim to develop among college and university students through its mission?

Responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.

300

What is one professional benefit of joining Circle K International?

Gaining practical experience that can help prepare members for future careers.

400

Which tenet focuses on friendship, teamwork and creating a welcoming environment?

Fellowship

400

What was the main purpose of developing Circle K International?

To provide college students with opportunities to serve their communities.

400

What type of service involves visiting elderly people and supporting vulnerable members of society?

Community outreach.

400

According to its vision, what does Circle K International aim to improve one member, one child and one community at a time?

The world.

400

At which three levels can Circle K members have opportunities to hold elected positions?

Club, district and international levels.

500

A member organizes a charity event, motivates the team and builds friendships with other members. Which three tenets are demonstrated?

Service, Leadership and Fellowship.

500

How has Circle K International grown since it began in 1947?

It has expanded internationally, with clubs at colleges and universities across several continents.


500

Why should Circle K clubs choose activities based on the needs of their communities?

To ensure their projects make a meaningful and positive difference in people's lives.


500

What is the difference between the mission and vision of Circle K International?

The mission explains the organization's purpose, while the vision describes what it hopes to achieve in the future.

500

A student wants to develop leadership skills, build friendships and help the community. Explain why Circle K International would be a good organization for that student.

Circle K offers opportunities to serve the community, develop leadership skills, work with others, build friendships and grow personally and professionally.