Key Club

Does Key Club makes keys? It’s a common question for new members taking the name of the club literally. While others may laugh at the innocence of the question, as veteran member of the club I’ve realized Key Club, in a way, does make keys. The club opens doors to endless amount of opportunities. Whether the opportunity be helping the local animal shelter or leading the community, Key Club has changed my high school experience. Being a leader was not natural for me. As a child, I was a clear follower, blindly following the lead of others. It wasn’t until high school that I became comfortable with the idea of leading. This idea sparked March of my freshman year. I haphazardly took a chance and threw myself into the election for president of…

dedication to the future of agriculture. Education holds the initial key to success, so I strive to achieve the best in school. Currently, I hold a top ten spot in my graduating class and maintain a 3.9 GPA, all while pushing myself by pursuing rigorous courses. This devotion to my education qualified me for a position in my high school’s National Honor…

My mother always said that things happen for a reason. I believe that the reason I joined Key Club during my freshman year of high school was to lead me to my major, public relations. At the time, I wanted to join the student-led community service organization just to improve my college applications. However, I quickly became engrossed in the organization, building my passion for serving others and eventually becoming club webmaster the following year. I routinely spent weeknights sorting…

I tried being part of as many clubs I possibly could. I was a member of FBLA, FCCLA, Key Club, HOSA, National Honor Society, Beta, and Voices for Animals. Being a member of all these clubs only made me realize that I sincerely do enjoy helping others. The two clubs that have impacted my life tremendously are FCCLA and Key Club. My first year of being a member of FCCLA, my teacher and adviser encouraged me to compete at FCCLA State Conference. I have never been a great public speaker, and this…

Last year I was selected by the Kiwanis to receive a scholarship for my dedication and hard work. Now that I have the opportunity to run for office, I would love to be able to give back to the Kiwanis through Key Club. For several years, I have been involved with helping the community. I have been dedicated to P.A.W.S. and the San Diego Humane Society, as well as helping the kids in the La Mesa Spring Valley School District. When I started with these organizations, I could not wait, especially…

As a Key Club Officer I believe that I would be bringing numerous ideas and leadership qualities that would benefit the club. While I do not have much experience with Key Club, I have vast amounts of experience with volunteer work and fundraising activities. I have been volunteering at the Hunterdon Medical Center for a year now. There, I assist visitors in finding their loved ones rooms, delivering flowers and other arrangements to the patients and answering any other questions they may have.…

In my experience, Key Club has been a sanctuary for all people. No matter from what lunch table you sit in or faction you reside, you fit in. Key Clubbers all have a similar interest in doing good for others, and thus have banded together into one large, diverse family. Key Club’s a blast for all the kids that are volunteering as they are helping others and making the world a better place. It’d be in my best interest to serve and support this growing community of volunteers. For the…

The most important event I have accomplished would be when I won the position of Key Club president of the Southampton School District. It all started in September of 2014 when I took my first two steps into room 114. My life was changed. I walked into a room full of love and hope. The people who would later become my family were in a deep conservation about the ways they could change the world. This Was when I realized that that was were I belonged. Key Club is a volunteer organization that…

Key Club has inspired me to run for leadership roles that allowed me to develop my character. One position that I gained during my junior year was Historian. Everyone thought being Historian was all about taking pictures of Key Clubbers doing service events, but it actually involves stepping up by organizing events and planning out agendas with the other board officers. Obtaining this role made me feel confident by improving my communication skills. I felt rewarded with a fresh start by being…

Hello, Key Clubbers! Below are several things coming up that you should be aware of: International Convention (ICON) ICON is Key Club’s International Convention. It will be held in Atlanta, Georgia this year. Over 2,000 students worldwide will gather on July 6-10 to celebrate a year of successful service. At the event, students can attend workshops, sit in convention sessions, and elect new international officers (Shinbee Park from Capital District is running for International Trustee!). It is…