Key Club Newsletter [2016-2017] October 2016 | Page 4

Scotiabank Marathon

Trick-Or-Treat UNICEF

“For the annual Trick-or-Treat for Unicef event, Keyclubbers
“It was my first time volunteering for the
Scotiabank marathon and it was a very fun
experience. It was a cold and rainy day, but
I didn`t really mind it because it was a great
inspiration to see so many people running
despite the weather. I was helping out with
the water station for the event; we filled up
a lot of cups and stacked them in layers so
that it was ready to be hand out right away.
While volunteering I was able to talk to
people that I normally would not hang out
with. This was a great opportunity for me
to meet new people and step outside of
my usual circle of friends. Overall I had a
great time, and would definitely do this
event again next year! ”
- Joanne Tan, Member

and Circle K members from the University of Toronto decided
to collaborate and collect donations together. We arrived at a
Kiwanis advisors’ house and Trick-or-Treated around their
neighborhood until 9pm. After that we gathered back at the
Kiwanians’ home for a dinner and a social, where we also
counted the total amount we raised for Unicef which was
$337.50.”
- Galinna Lo, Co-President of U of T Circle K

Awards Assembly

“Volunteering for the awards assembly was an overall
enjoyable experience, I had the honour of watching my friends
and fellow students get recognized and rewarded for their hard
work the previous year while providing services to the school. I
helped out at the assembly by handing out programs and
leading the family and friends of those who received awards to
the auditorium. Also watching my friends receive awards also
inspired me to work harder in school so that maybe my work
will one day be recognized.

”

- Timothy Ly, Member

Mix-It-Up Lunch

“Thanks to our awesome members, Harbord's mix it up lunch
was a great success! If you didn't get the chance to swing by,
we put our own twist on a carnival game. To answer the
question, "What does key club do?", KEY Club cut out a board
with the two correct answers and a few others to challenge our
players. The objective was to get a bean bag in either the
leadership or volunteering hole to win. ”
- Janice Da. Silva, Secretary