By Harrison Fisher – Sports Editor

The Jonathan Law Key Club is back up and running and has begun to do service hours. Key Club members believe it is important to be involved with your community and help support many companies and organizations. The Key Club is led by senior President Caroline Doyle. Doyle has been with the Key Club for all four years and she currently serves alongside Co-President Hannah Keating and Vice President Maya Rosado. Doyle and the Key Club leaders are working hard to get many new members to join the Key Club. Mr. Boynton, the Key Club advisor, has worked hard with Doyle to help raise many donations for different events and tried to get as many service hours as possible. Advocate Sports Editor Harrison Fisher interviewed Doyle about this year’s club and its current projects.

Harrison Fisher: Why do you think it is important for kids to join Key Club?

Caroline Doyle: I think that it is important for high schoolers to join Key Club because it officers community service experience, allows you to meet new people, and learn life lessons to take on beyond high school.

HF: What are you most excited about Key Club this year?

CD: I am most excited for the District Convention this year, as we are back to full capacity, and will have close to 1,000 people in attendance. 

HF: What are your goals for Camp Sunshine this year?

CD: My goals for Camp Sunshine include a $15,000 fundraising goal, which will hopefully be achieved through fundraising projects like a T-shirt contest, Pura Vida bracelet sales, and more.

HF: Since you became President of the Key Club, what are your goals this year?

CD: My goals for this year are to get super involved in our community as a Club, fundraise for District and International Projects, and get ready for DECON.

HF: What specific projects is the Key Club looking to work on this year?

CD: This year we are looking to fundraise for Camp Sunshine, and have some exciting ideas coming together.