Through Key Club, high schoolers worldwide volunteer at various events to assist their home, school and community. Key Club International is compromised of about 38 nations, with approximately 270,000 members. Key Clubbers pledge to fulfill the duties of community service and they live to the organization's values, including character building, inclusiveness, leadership, and caring.
Individual Key Clubs are grouped into divisions. Similarly, a handful of divisions create a region, and a collection of regions create a district. Each division and region has its own mascot. These groups allow Key Clubbers to branch out to other members outside of their home club and foster strong connections.
Division 16 West includes 10 schools in the San Fernando Valley:
Calabasas
Canoga Park
Chaminade
Chatsworth
Crespi Carmelite
El Camino Real
Reseda
Sierra Canyon
SOCES
Taft
The D16W mascot is a spikey pufferfish. We are swimming with service!
Our division is one of six in Region 7.
As a vital part of the Key Club Ohana, D16W seeks to help those who are less fortunate and cultivate our community by providing quality service and attention.
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