To protect your club’s website and our entire network, we now require Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for all Kiwanis site administrators. This simple process adds a second step to your login, making it much harder for hackers to access your site—even if your password is stolen.
📌 What is Two-Factor Authentication?
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) means logging in with:
Your password, and
A one-time code from an app on your phone.
This code changes every 30 seconds and cannot be reused.
🛡️ Why is this required?
Because we host over 1,500 club websites, hackers often try to break in using stolen or guessed passwords. 2FA stops these attacks—even if someone has your password.
After activating 2FA, you’ll see an option to download rescue codes. These are one-time-use codes that allow you to log in if you lose access to your phone.
Download and store these codes in a safe place (such as a password manager or printed copy). Each code can only be used once.
📝 What happens the next time I log in?
You’ll enter your username and password, then the 6-digit code from your phone’s app. If you lose your phone, you can enter one of your rescue codes instead.
💡 What if I get a new phone?
Before switching phones:
Go to “Login Security” in WordPress
Disable 2FA
Set it up again on your new device
If you already switched phones and are locked out, use a rescue code. If you don’t have them, contact support.
🔒 What if I lose my phone and don’t have rescue codes?
Important: Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is now required for all site administrators. Please set it up under Login Security in your dashboard. Don’t forget to download your rescue codes. Need help?
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Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) – FAQ
To protect your club’s website and our entire network, we now require Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for all Kiwanis site administrators. This simple process adds a second step to your login, making it much harder for hackers to access your site—even if your password is stolen.
📌 What is Two-Factor Authentication?
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) means logging in with:
This code changes every 30 seconds and cannot be reused.
🛡️ Why is this required?
Because we host over 1,500 club websites, hackers often try to break in using stolen or guessed passwords. 2FA stops these attacks—even if someone has your password.
📲 What do I need to get started?
You’ll need:
🧭 Step-by-Step Setup Guide
🔐 IMPORTANT: Download Your Rescue Codes
After activating 2FA, you’ll see an option to download rescue codes. These are one-time-use codes that allow you to log in if you lose access to your phone.
Download and store these codes in a safe place (such as a password manager or printed copy). Each code can only be used once.
📝 What happens the next time I log in?
You’ll enter your username and password, then the 6-digit code from your phone’s app. If you lose your phone, you can enter one of your rescue codes instead.
💡 What if I get a new phone?
Before switching phones:
If you already switched phones and are locked out, use a rescue code. If you don’t have them, contact support.
🔒 What if I lose my phone and don’t have rescue codes?
👥 Do I need to set this up for every club admin?
Yes. Every site administrator must set up 2FA individually.
🔄 I manage multiple club sites. Do I need to set up 2FA more than once?
It depends:
We recommend using a single user account wherever possible to simplify your login and improve security.
⏳ Can I skip this?
No. 2FA will eventually be required for all accounts. Without it, you will not be able to log in.
🤝 Need Help?
🔧 Visit: https://wiki.site.kiwanis.org/club-sites-support/ and fill out the tech support form.
Important: Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is now required for all site administrators. Please set it up under Login Security in your dashboard. Don’t forget to download your rescue codes. Need help?
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“We meet you where you are in life.” Located in a community for active people who are 55 or older, the Anthem Ranch Kiwanis Club in Bloomfield, Colorado, U.S., has added more than 30 members since 2023 by tapping into the spirit of the people who live there.
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Serving the community — it’s an art! The Kiwanis Club of Sisters, Oregon, U.S., worked with a local art gallery to host this year’s food drive for the Sisters Kiwanis Food Bank. The gallery encourages attendees at events like Canned Wine Night to drop off donations. Last year, the food drive brought in 2,410 pounds of food and US$1,200. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
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A Sisters art gallery and the Kiwanis Club of Sisters are teaming up for the third annual Feed Sisters food drive, which kicked off earlier this month, to help fill […]1 CommentsComment on Facebook