Written by: Alena Selivanova Being a part of Key Club is about more than just attending club meetings and completing service hours. It’s about connecting with other members and becoming a stronger leader. One of the best ways to do that is by taking advantage of Georgia Key Club’s district events! Events like GLTC, SLC, and district webinars give you opportunities to learn new leadership skills, hear from other Key Clubbers, and connect with members from across Georgia. Wheth

Written by: Christina Paul | District Secretary Treasurer As we continue through the Key Club year, staying organized is one of the easiest ways to make sure your club receives credit for all the work you’re doing. From service projects to meetings and fundraising, make sure your club is keeping accurate records and reporting your activities! Each month, clubs should complete the Monthly Report Form to keep the Georgia District updated on what your club is accomplishing. Be s

Written by: Alayna Futch | Division 15 LTG Struggling with mental health as a teenager is no easy feat. Recently, federal reports show that there were about 700,000 adolescent suicide attempts in a single year. Roughly 6,400 of those kids die during their attempts. Erika's Lighthouse, a non-profit, teaches school-aged adolescents about depression and suicide prevention. Their goal is to normalize mental health conversations, so no one feels alone. Some people may go to frien

Written By: Hannah Rosales Carcamo | Division 4 LTG Get ready to step up your leadership game! The Georgia Leadership Training Conference (GLTC) is returning to Six Flags Over Georgia, bringing together Key Club members from across the entire Georgia District for an unforgettable day of growth, inspiration, and community impact! Whether you are a newly elected officer, an aspiring leader, or a passionate member wanting to make a difference, GLTC is designed to help you take y

Written by: Anderson Hamm | District Kiwanis Family Emphasis Chair The Kiwanis family is a term used when talking about all of the different branches of Kiwanis. These include: Kiwanis, Circle K, Key Club, Builders Club, K-Kids, and Aktion Club! Each branch sharing the same core values of serving your community. You can join each branch at a different age, each with a focus on a part of the Kiwanis family mission. This becomes apparent with the motto for every group, so gra

Written By: Alayna Futch | Division 15 LTG During the COVID-19 pandemic, many students were left struggling with virtual learning. Sal Khan, the founder of Khan Academy, introduced a project based on his thoughts of how students thrived, succeeded, and supported each other. In the four years since the idea was brought to attention, Schoolhouse has transformed into a flourishing nonprofit that offers free, live peer-to-peer tutoring. With this being said, the Georgia District

Written by: David Gonzales | Division 9 LTG A successful Key Club service year does not happen by accident. It begins when a club takes action early, sets clear goals and works together with a purpose. Clubs should begin recruiting as soon as possible by attending club rush, freshman bridge and other school events. Officers should also teach members about opportunities beyond their school, including Key Club resources, service initiatives and programs at the division, distric

Written by: Sophia Wilkins | District Bulletin Editor This month, Georgia Key Club is proud to recognize The Nature Conservancy (TNC) as our July Partner Spotlight! Since 1950, TNC has worked to conserve the natural lands and waters on which all life depends. Today, the organization works in more than 80 countries and territories worldwide, partnering with communities, scientists, and volunteers to create a healthier future for our planet. Here in Georgia, The Nature Conserva

Written by: Lari Joseph | Division 8 LTG Service projects are what truly make Key Club shine as a whole. They give our members the opportunity to go out and help our community. By initiating things such as community clean-ups or food drives, our members gain valuable hands-on opportunities to serve and support those around them. Hosting an unforgettable service project is all about preparation. Laying out a clear plan up front is the best way to keep your team organized and p

Written by: Mei Thi | District Projects Chair Each month, Georgia District Key Club is proud to shine a light on the incredible partnerships and service initiatives that define our impact across the state. Through the Partner Spotlight, we recognize the organizations that allow our members to practice leadership through service and create lasting change in the lives of Georgia’s youth. The relationship between the Georgia District of Key Club and the Georgia Sheriffs’ Youth H

Written by: Aanuj Patel | Division 7 LTG Club meetings are the foundation of every successful Key Club. They provide members with opportunities to stay informed, connect with one another, and become excited about upcoming service projects and events. Well-planned meetings help create a welcoming environment where members feel encouraged to participate and contribute to the club's mission. To run an effective meeting, officers should come prepared with a clear agenda that outl

Written by: Nicholas Gaztambide | Division 6 LTG Every year, Key Club members from all over the world come together for the International Convention, better known as ICON. ICON 2026 was an amazing experience and a great reminder of what makes Key Club so special. From meeting members from different districts to learning from experienced leaders at workshops, there was always something going on! Throughout the convention, members had the chance to attend leadership workshops,

Written by: Gabby Dobson | Division 3 LTG When it comes to summer break, many Key Clubbers often find themselves questioning what they can do to give back to their community. There are many ways for Key Clubbers to continue making a difference throughout the summer by becoming involved in their communities and showcasing leadership through those actions. Throughout the summer, members can participate in activities like volunteering at food banks, animal shelters, libraries,

Written by: Avni Kotharkar | Division 5 LTG One of the best parts of Key Club is being part of something bigger than just your home club. With so many clubs across a division working toward the same goal of serving others, communication plays a huge role in keeping everyone connected. A great way for clubs to stay involved is by keeping up with notifications from their division and district. Checking emails, reading newsletters, and following district social media accounts ca

Written by: Kashie Agbaje | District Membership Growth and Retention Chair Hello everyone! My name is Kashie, and this year I am serving as the 2026–2027 Membership Growth and Retention Chair! In my home club, we participate in events such as Freshman Expo and Club Rush. Freshman Expo allows incoming freshmen from local middle schools to tour the school, explore classes, and learn about clubs. At Freshman Expo, I help recruit students by explaining what Key Club is, sharing o

Written By: Joseph Carbonneau | Division 10 LTG For a lot of Key Club members, high school service becomes a big part of who they are. Between weekly meetings, volunteering at events, fundraising, and district conferences, it is easy to build strong memories and even stronger friendships. As graduation gets closer, a common question starts to come up: what happens after Key Club? The truth is, service doesn’t stop just because high school does. One of the best ways to conti

Written By: Kristen Edwards | Division 1 LTG As we move into summer, the Georgia District is excited to introduce this month’s partner: The Thirst Project! As the world’s largest youth water organization, the Thirst Project is dedicated to ending the global water crisis. For over ten years, they have partnered with Key Club International to bring clean drinking water to those in need. Imagine walking 3.75 miles every day for 6-8 hours while carrying 44 pounds to simply collec

Written by: Leila Fahmy | Division 2 LTG As summer begins, keeping members engaged and involved can become difficult. However, fostering strong membership engagement is what keeps a club motivated, connected, and successful. One effective engagement strategy is creating fun and meaningful events that members genuinely look forward to attending! Being on summer break does not mean service has to stop. Socials, service projects, and recognition activities will encourage members

Written by: Hannah Rosales Carcamo | Division 4 LTG As we transition into the heart of spring, our district is shifting its focus toward a cause that touches almost every one of us, even if we don't always talk about it openly. For the month of May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month, our featured charity is Erika’s Lighthouse. Mental health isn’t just a "grown-up" issue, it is a student issue. Statistics show that 50% of students are affected by mental illness before the

Written by: Kristen Edwards | Division 1 LTG Fundraising can seem like a huge challenge. There’s lots of planning, work, and commitment that goes into it, but fundraising is a vital part of what allows our clubs and communities to thrive. One effective and creative way to raise money is through the calendar fundraiser. Your club can choose a month, create a printable calendar, and then members can take these calendars and sell the dates. For example, if someone chose to buy