Most clubs arrange with stores or restaurants to provide this service on particular days and then promote it. There's usually a small fee, and tips are welcomed. A few clubs provide local delivery of packages during the Christmas season. A certified financial planner in the club conducts a seminar that tells how to invest and plan for retirement. A banker and stockbroker answer questions.
Club sell labor hours for yard work, painting, and repairs.
Some auction off their services at community gatherings. Others advertise their availability in local newspapers. The Kiwanis International Foundation has information on an Affinity long-distance phone service that can be used for home or business. It promises a minimum discount on bills, and the WSP receives four percent of the gross in the club's name. A club also can sell prepaid phone cards that provide service at 25 cents per minute anywhere in the US at any time.