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Who are we?
Los Osos Key Club is a part of Key Club International. We belong to Division 15 North, Region 13 of the California-Nevada-Hawaii District! What is our CNH District?
CNH stands for "California-Nevada-Hawaii," and is essentially a district made up of all the divisions in the respective states! What is our mission statement?
Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. What do we do?
As our motto goes, "Service - our way of life." That's basically what we do here! Community service events that make the world we live in a better place, guided by our four core values: leadership, character-building, caring, and inclusiveness. |
What is Key Club International?
Key Club is the oldest and largest volunteering organization for high-schoolers, currently with 270,000+ members in 38 countries. 
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Why should I become a member?
There are many great reasons to become a member! Once you become a Key Club member, we can start recording your hours for service and social events you attend. That means you are now eligible for many recognition awards and scholarship opportunities! Plus, you'll be able to get a shot at future elections for different positions, from the club to the division, maybe even the region or the district or heck, on the international board! Aside from all of this looking extremely favorable on your college applications, Key Club is also a fun-filled place of many opportunities and resources that will help you fundamentally in some way, guaranteed.
There are many great reasons to become a member! Once you become a Key Club member, we can start recording your hours for service and social events you attend. That means you are now eligible for many recognition awards and scholarship opportunities! Plus, you'll be able to get a shot at future elections for different positions, from the club to the division, maybe even the region or the district or heck, on the international board! Aside from all of this looking extremely favorable on your college applications, Key Club is also a fun-filled place of many opportunities and resources that will help you fundamentally in some way, guaranteed.
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How do I become a member?
To register as a member, you should do the following: 1. First, contact Isabelle Pinto on Remind (see our contact page!) to inform her of your desire to join us. 2. Next, pay $15.00 membership fee. This money will go to funding for our big events, our merch, and donation for Pediatrics Trauma Program, our primary donation institute. To check out more cool facts about our preferred charities, scroll down to "Who are the preferred charities of Key Club?" 3. After, you can then perform 50 hours of service every school year for immediate recognition!* |
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What are social events?
Social events are meetings that don't necessarily offer service. It's for, as the name suggests, socializing! The most common service events you will attend this year are the DCMs or, Division Convention Meetings, held monthly and hosted by our Division Lieutenant Governor Katherine Nguyen. During DCMs, there are updates about clubs and the division. There is also recognition for member, officer, and club of the month. You get to familiarize yourself with many important key club faces. Attending a number of service events will also enable you to apply for many Key Club recognition programs!
Social events are meetings that don't necessarily offer service. It's for, as the name suggests, socializing! The most common service events you will attend this year are the DCMs or, Division Convention Meetings, held monthly and hosted by our Division Lieutenant Governor Katherine Nguyen. During DCMs, there are updates about clubs and the division. There is also recognition for member, officer, and club of the month. You get to familiarize yourself with many important key club faces. Attending a number of service events will also enable you to apply for many Key Club recognition programs!
Who are the preferred charities of Key Club?
Our primary donating partner is the Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP). We have three beneficial service partners: Children's Miracle Network, UNICEF, March of Dimes, and Erika's Lighthouse. All are involved in bettering the lives of children and their families around the world. If you're interested for more info or ways to get involved, go ahead and check out the CNH website!
Our primary donating partner is the Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP). We have three beneficial service partners: Children's Miracle Network, UNICEF, March of Dimes, and Erika's Lighthouse. All are involved in bettering the lives of children and their families around the world. If you're interested for more info or ways to get involved, go ahead and check out the CNH website!
What are some of our achievements?
Our main achievement was that we had 3000 (!!!) hours of service last year! Our goal is to surpass that number this year, which we are currently on track to doing. We have also done exceptionally well in our division!
Our main achievement was that we had 3000 (!!!) hours of service last year! Our goal is to surpass that number this year, which we are currently on track to doing. We have also done exceptionally well in our division!
Additional Informational Resources About Key Club:
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