Written by: Kashie Agbaje My Key Club journey is a bit different from most. At my school, there is an event called Freshman Expo, where rising ninth graders are invited to tour high schools in the county, learn about their programs, and gain an overall understanding of what each school has to offer. During my Freshman Expo, I came across a Key Club table. The students there explained what Key Club was and the impact it had on both the school and the community. I had always be

Written by: Harrison Keenan | Division 9 LTG and Shiv Patel | Division 7 LTG Deciding to run for a higher office in Key Club International can feel intimidating at first, but it is one of the clearest ways to grow as a leader. In the Georgia District of Key Club International, leadership is built step by step, with each level bringing greater responsibility and higher expectations. Most members begin at the club level. Roles such as president, vice president, secretary, treas

Written by: Gabby Dobson | Division 3 LTG When it comes to Key Club meetings, it’s always important to make them not just informational but entertaining for you club members. There are many different ways you can engage members to help them continue attending future meetings. You can hostmeetings with specific themed projects and activities. The different service projects you choose can drastically determine your outcome so it is important to think outside of the box by doing

Written by: Elif Turan | Division 2 LTG Get ready for an unforgettable experience at the 2026 Key Club International Convention (ICON)! ICON will take place July 1–5, 2026, at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas. ICON is Key Club’s biggest event of the year, bringing together members from around the world for leadership, service, and fun. Attendees can expect interactive workshops, inspiring speakers, and opportunities to learn new skills they can bring back to their home clubs and

Written by: Anderson Hamm | Division 1 LTG UNICEF, which stands for the United Nations Children’s Fund, is a global organization within the United Nations dedicated to protecting and supporting children around the world. Founded in 1946 to provide emergency relief to children affected by World War II, UNICEF has continued that mission for nearly 80 years. They work to ensure that every child grows up healthy, educated, protected, and respected. They partner with local communi

Written by: Mei Thi | Division 14 LTG The "Give Back, Don't Throw Back" Drive At the end of the year, school hallways usually look like a paper factory exploded. Perfectly good binders, pens, and notebooks end up in the trash just because they’re heavy to carry home. It’s a waste of money and a mess for the planet. Instead of tossing your stuff, drop it off at "Last Call" stations in the halls during the final week. Have three easy bins: ● The Paper Bin: Notebooks, folders, a

Written by: Eunho Jun | Division 15 LTG It is crucial that members (especially officers) of Key Club attend divisional council meetings (DCM). DCM is an opportunity for Key Club members to interact with their respective lieutenant governors face-to-face, build connections, share their struggles within their school's Key Club, and brainstorm ideas for a divisional rally, among other things. Think of it as a toolbox to get the most out of Key Club. Now members can access the in

Written by: Anderson Hamm | Division 1 LTG A Lieutenant Governor (LTG) is the middleman between your club and the District. The job of an LTG is to bridge the gap in communication between your Club and the District and other clubs in your Division. Some of the things you do as an LTG are write a monthly newsletter, hold Division council meetings (DCMs), plan events like GLTC and SLC, and write articles such as this one. You are also expected to attend all District events and

Written by: Shiv Patel | Division 7 LTG Children trick-or-treat for candy on Halloween, but Trick or Treat for UNICEF gives Key Club members the opportunity to do something a lot more helpful. They aren't just receiving treats; they're changing lives for kids everywhere. This program assists UNICEF in offering clean water, nutrition, school materials, and medical care to children who need it. It has raised millions and improved countless lives since being initiated in 1950. T

Written by: Jose Tabares | Division 6 LTG Looking to boost your club’s impact this season? Whether you’re planning a spooky-themed event or want a simple way to serve your local community, here are two creative service project ideas that can help your club make a difference, starting today. Host a Halloween Movie Night in support of Trick or Treat for UNICEF This October, your Key Club can bring your homes, schools, and communities together by hosting a Halloween Movie Night,

Written by: Cayden Pickard | Division 4 LTG Georgia Leadership Training Conference is here, and it’s your chance to level up as a servant-leader while connecting with Key Clubbers from every corner of the state. Expect high-energy general sessions, hands-on workshops, spirit rallies, and plenty of time to trade ideas with club officers and district leaders. Arrive a little early to check in, review the schedule, and set one or two goals, like meeting three new people or bring

Written by: Harrison Keenan | Division 9 LTG This year’s Governor’s Project for Georgia District Key Club is Ability in All. This project ensures that all kids have a chance to get involved in service, advocacy, and everything Key Club. You can participate in this project by working with your school’s or your local special education programs to host events like the Special Olympics, start Aktion Key Clubs for children with special needs, or create advocacy campaigns for child

Written by: Gabby Dobson | Division 3 LTG There are many different ways to help your club out, and it is important to highlight those that go out of their way to support their club. The Peachtree Ridge High School held a chipotle night fundraiser to gain funds to support their club. They were able to receive a part of the profit of the chipotle meals from that night by having customers mention that they are with the PRHS Key Club! Another fund raiser they organized was UNO ni

Written by: Hayoung Kim | Bulletin Editor Beginning of freshman year, as I walked through the unfamiliar halls of my high school, a Key Club interest meeting poster caught my eye. Wanting to join clubs and grow my extracurricular activities, I attended the meeting, not knowing it would lead me all the way to being on the District Board. I've always loved volunteering: I walked dogs at rescue shelters, worked stations at my local elementary school fairs, and played music at re

Written by: Michelle Park | Division 12 LTG As the new Key Club year begins, it’s important for schools and advisors to understand the...

Written by: Rachel Lin | Events Chair The Georgia Leadership Training Conference (GLTC) will take place on Sunday, October 12, 2025, at...

Written by: Harrison Keenan | Division 9 LTG Want to be prepared for the new year? Not sure what to do? Here is an idea on how to make...

Written by: Jose Tabares | Division 6 LTG On May 19th, Mountain View High School Key Club Members of the Georgia District took a...

Written by: Jose Tabares | Division 6 LTG When I first joined Key Club as a freshman, I had no idea how much this organization would...

Written by: Hanna Mallard | Division 8 LTG School is out and summer is in the air. It's finally time to relax. However, even though...