You will be considered a member, but you cannot earn hours.

Our Google Calendar has links to event sign-up sheets! Sometimes, we will send out Remind messages for events with low volunteer numbers. Access our Google Calendar through the "Events" page on this website or by clicking the button below.

No, they do not carry over to the next term. Every term, our members' hours and strikes are reset. Each term's hours are added to your total hours unless invalidated.

After receiving 3 strikes, your hours within that term will be invalidated. Invalidated hours are removed from your record permanently and you will not receive a certificate at the end of the year.

Each lieutenant governor is responsible for supporting and growing the clubs within their division and serving as a liaison between the district and the club. Duties include publication of a newsletter, club officer training and support, holding divisional meetings, and serving on one or more district committees.

Division 21 is the Key Club division our Key Club is located in. A division refers to all the Key Clubs within a designated area. Division 21 consists of the Key Clubs of Jackson, Cascade, Glacier Peak, North Creek, Kamiak, Snohomish, and others.

At divisional council meetings, LTGs update, train, and educate Key Club officers and advisors on district and international events, programs, and scholarships. Other service projects, icebreakers, and social events may be planned for these meetings to foster a closer relationship between members of the division. It is important that Key Club officers join their DCMs because while they can be in direct contact with Lieutenant Governors, they can also be updated with new happenings in the district board, upcoming events, and new Key Club ideas.

Key Club's annual district convention is a celebration of our service throughout the years. Here, key clubbers of the PNW get to engage in spirit battles, workshops, awards, and special guest speakers. Stay tuned for updates on this year's DCON!