SILVERADO SKYHAWKS KEY CLUB
Welcoming All
Key Clubbers!
All of the information you are looking for related to Silverado High School's Key Club can be found on these pages! Below are member requirements, our club's purpose, and recent updates!
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NEW CONTACT INFORMATION!
Hey everyone! Thank you for staying updated on our club website. Please view the contact page at the top of your screen, as our board members' emails have changed.
-Angelina Walsh (Club Historian)
ABOUT US
Kiwanis
Adults
Youth
Programs
Kiwanis International was founded by Allen S Browne. Dedicated to serving the children of the world, this global volunteer organization annually raises $133 million and dedicates more than 19 million hours to strengthen communities and help children. Through service projects and fundraisers, Kiwanis members improve their communities, make lifelong friendships and, most importantly, help children reach their full potential.
Kiwanis International offers three clubs for adults: Kiwanis, Aktion Club and Circle K International. Kiwanis clubs serve their communities through more than 152,000 service projects each year. Aktion Club is the only community service club for adults with disabilities. It provides members with opportunities to become integrated into their communities while developing initiative and leadership skills. CKI is the world’s largest student-led collegiate service organization, with clubs on college and university campuses in 17 nations and geographic areas.
Kiwanis offers three clubs for youth: Key Club, Builders Club and K-Kids. Key Club is the oldest and largest service organization for teens and teaches leadership through service to others. Builders Club provides students in their early teens with opportunities to develop leadership skills, improve self-esteem, increase civic engagement and learn life skills through service. K-Kids gives elementary school students opportunities to work together on service projects, develop leadership potential and create strong moral character.
Kiwanis offers programs for students: Terrific Kids, Bring Up Grades and Key Leader. Terrific Kids and Bring Up Grades, both for students age 6-12, teach children to plan, set goals, work with others and celebrate success. Key Leader is a weekend experiential leadership retreat for teens.
Motto
Serving the children of the world
Clubs
8,386 adult clubs
8,268 youth clubs
Service
Each year, the Kiwanis family of clubs devote more than 19 million hours to service. Kiwanis clubs sponsor adult and youth leadership programs, and conduct more than 152,000 projects. Kiwanis clubs raise US$133 million. The average Kiwanian impacts the lives of 162 children.
Established
1915
Membership
537,830 adult and youth members
211,256 adult members
326,574 youth members
Staff
120
Locations
85 nations and geographical areas
Website
What District Are We?
Cali-Nev-Ha
(California, Nevada, Hawaii)
What Division Are We?
28 East
What Region Are We?
5
Who is Our Lieutenant Governor?
Lorelei Casillan
What does KEY mean?
Kiwanis Educates Youth
What are the Four Values?
Leadership, Character Building, Caring, and Inclusiveness
What is a Member?
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The most important part of Key Club
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They communicate with Board Members to maximize opportunities
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Everyone is first a member
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Serving their home, school, and community begins with membership
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Dues Must Be Paid
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Hours must be submitted (50 required)
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You can attend Division, Region, and District events, which can be found on their social media, within club meetings, and newsletters.
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Different Key Clubs have different events
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Social Events
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Weekly Meetings
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Service Events
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Service Projects
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Weekly Meetings
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Remember that the levels go from club to division, division to district, and district to international.
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Access to Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum service awards
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Many Kiwanis-sponsored scholarships
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Looks good on resumes and applications!
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What opportunities do I have?
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Making Decisions for the Future
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Vote for officers that you believe are qualified, or run for a higher position
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College Opportunities
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Participating in Key Club looks amazing on your college application and resume
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Real-Life Skills
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Public Speaking, organization, time management, leadership, and socializing
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BEE recognized! (Regarding Contests)
Follow Our Club, District, Division, and International Instagrams!
YOUR DUTIES
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Step One - Fill Out A Member Application Form
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Step 2 - Pay Your Dues on the School Website
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On the Home Page, select "Online Store."
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Log in to your Student Account using the Log In Information provided on the screen.
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Once logged in, select "Clubs" under "Departments."
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Click on "Key Club Dues" and choose your payment option.
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Remember that in order to be eligible for Key Club Events, Contests, and Scholarships you must pay your dues by December 1st!
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Step 3 - Attend weekly meetings
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Thursdays @ 1:30 pm in Room 200
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Step 4 - Submit Service Hours and Articles to Tammy and Angelina by sharing on Telegram
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Hours are due by the 25th of each month
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Articles are due by the 10th of each month
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Articles are paragraphs and images, describing the experience you had at a service event. If written well enough, you could be featured in our monthly newsletter!
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Step 5 - Stay updated via our Instagram, Issuu, Website, Linktr.ee, Google Classroom, and Telegram (links provided at top of page)
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Instagram: instagram.com/silverado.keyclub
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Updates and Notices
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Linktr.ee: linktr.ee/silveradokeyclub
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Our forms and other sign ups will usually be here.
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Telegram code: contact us for more info!
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Our Key Club Group Chat is here.
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Issuu: https://issuu.com/silveradokeyclub
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Newsletters and Official Publications
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Step 6 - Be yourself! Make new friends and embrace the new experience. We want you to feel welcomed and help you become better along the Key Club journey. Give back to your community with us and rise as a true Kiwanis member.
Key Club Pledge
"I pledge on my honor to uphold the objects of Key Club International; to build my home, school, and community; to serve my nation in all; and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions."
SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH US
Submit a paragraph explaining and describing what made you join Key Club, along with the experiences and moments you had throughout your journey! We will feature you on this page.
SUBMISSIONS
ISABEL BRIANO
My experience with Key Club overall made my high school experience better. Even though I have only been in this club for 2 years, I feel that I have learned so much from being in this club. My first year in Key Club was filled with attending nearly every volunteering event. I loved going to events and helping people in whatever way I could, from chaperoning a school dance to cleaning books for low-income schools. I feel like this club really taught me to appreciate helping people, even in the smallest of ways. My experience with Key Club was also great because I was able to make more friends among my fellow members. The little community formed in Key Club my first was great and allowed me to lean on people I had previously never knew. Now during my second year, as President, I am learning the importance of managing a club. I feel like being on the board has helped me grow as a person in many aspects from gaining responsibility to gaining personal confidence. Being on the board helped me adapt to a more professional role while still being in a comfortable environment.