Annual Projects

Here are some of the Service Projects that we involved in:

                               The Box In Lock In

This Key Clubber favorite, The Box In Lock In, successfully raised $3000 for Alex's Lemonade stand this past fall and raised $800 for Friend-a-Gorilla. This event occurs every fall.   The Members are encouraged to decorate and spend the night in a box. activities such as Guitar Hero and Four Square keep students awake the whole night through! Bringing parents to supervise or supplies is extra hours.

 

 

  The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Each year in 26,000 schools across the country, kids are learning about service, leadership, philanthropy and the power of spare change. And thanks to their efforts, these kids are saving lives. In the past 15 years, kids participating in The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) School & Youth Programs--Pennies for Patients have raised more than $125 million to fund blood cancer research and patient aid.   LLS leads the way in blood cancer research with many LLS funded advances already helping patients beyond those for whom they were originally developed, including solid tumors and auto-immune disease.

 

   Habitat for Humanity

About once a month, Key Clubbers participate in the Tomball Habitat for Humanity. They assist in building and painting parts of new homes for lower income neighborhoods.

 

 

                UNICEF

Members “Trick or Treat” for UNICEF, an official Key Club International charity, during the week of Halloween every year.

                 March of Dimes

Key Club members collect for the March of Dimes drive to prevent birth defects, another Key Club International charity, in the spring every year.

             Bedroom Slipper Drive

               Members donate bedroom slippers in support of a national charity, fuzzyfeet.org, and give the slippers to the children hospitalized at Texas Children's Hospital.

     Houston International &  Children’s Festivals

Members volunteer each year at these large, downtown festivals working games, selling tickets, concessions or other booths.  

      Special Olympics

Key Club members volunteer each year at bowling, volleyball, bocce ball, basketball, and track and field competitions throughout the year and also help with bowling practices.

               Giant Story Coloring Books

The Key Club is again selling giant coloring books this year. The books are 16x21 inches and make great Holiday gifts! Titles include:  Andy Learns his ABC's and Numbers,  Christmas Around the World, Giant Book of Nursery Rhymes, Silly Milly's Secret Wish, The Wizard of Oz, 'Twas the Night before Christmas. If you would like to purchase a book, ask a Key Club member or contact  ____________ in Room _____.

 

 

    Spring Food Drive/”Art for the Hungry”

Key Club members hold a food drive each spring and either donate the items collected to Northwest Assistance Ministries or use the items to build an art project at Willowbrook Mall as part of NAM’s “Art for the Hungry” project.  All food items from the art project are later donated to NAM.

              Muscular Dystrophy Association

Key Club members volunteer each year at the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon taking telephone pledges and also helping at MDA’s “Stride and Ride” event at Katy Mills Mall helping with registration, refreshments, and entertainment.

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