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Here you can find all Executive Board, Lieutenant Governor, and Chair Newsletters. Publications Our Key Club district leadership publishes newsletters quarterly! To view them, use the dropdown under Publications in our menu. The JacKeylope: The District Governor Newsletter The Coin: Provides updates from our District Treasurer (all you need to know about dues and more)! The RocKey: The District Bulletin Editor Publication The Trustee Newsletter: An inter-district update from our own International Trustee Meeting Minutes: Outlines of each District Board meeting, written by the District Secretary

At the beginning of the school year, the district sent out a Welcome Back Packet. This packet was prepared to provide Clubs across the District with valuable information. Along with providing a physical copy, the district wanted to have the packet available 24/7. On this page, you can find all the documents that were included in the mail. The packet includes: Welcomes from the District Governor and the District Administrator Information about your division’s Lieutenant Governor Information about the Rocky Mountain District Board 2025-2026 service year awards Website and social media links 2026 District Convention (DCON) details, including registration dates and pricing Information about the Global Leadership Certificate Advertising 101 Club chartering information Information about the International Board 2026 International Convention (ICON) Rocky Mountain District Tour Information Two example posters (PDFs available at www.keyclub.org ) Dues payment information Information about Rocky Mountain District Key Leader Information about the K-Family Information about the Youth Opportunities Fund (YOF) Fundraising tips Information from Rocky Mountain CKI And more!

DCON? ICON? Key Leader? Check out all these awesome events you can enjoy here! events FALL KICKOFF DIVISIONAL RALLIES DCON ICON The next upcoming event is Fall Kickoff!

Key Club is all about service. Check out the projects that district has done here. Key Club Partners Projects The Rocky Mountain District supports one big project each year, while encouraging clubs to support Key Club International's partners. For more information on specific partners, go to the project's individual website. Some of the projects can be seen under the "Projects" tab. During DCON, our district typically hosts a small service project that all attendees can help out with! We also have booths set up with representatives from different organizations. We even have a Thirst Project representative host a workshop, so you can find out how your school can make a difference in the world water crisis. Check out our current district project

Meet our district board of LtGs, Chairs, and Executives here. Our district board Executive Officers Committee Chairs Lieutenant Governors Administrators Executive Officers Jackson Majerus Governor governor@rmdkeyclub.org Eric Lin Secretary secretary@rmdkeyclub.org Jenny Nguyen Treasurer treasurer@rmdkeyclub.org Stephanie Delgado Bulletin Editor bulletineditor@rmdkeyclub.org Committee Chairs Morgan DeHerrera Governance Chair policy@rmdkeyclub.org Noah Troyer Technology Chair tech@rmdkeyclub.org Priyal Mahindroo K-Family & Membership Chair membership@rmdkeyclub.org Aurora Baldes RMD Project/Fundraising Chair project@rmdkeyclub.org Allie Baldes Convention Chair convention@rmdkeyclub.org Committee Chairs Lieutenant Governors (LTG'S) Everett Turner Division 1 LTG ltg1@rmdkeyclub.org Zach Witter Division 3B LTG ltg3B@rmdkeyclub.org Milena Dambrosky Division 5 LTG ltg5@rmdkeyclub.org Sierra Trani Division 2 LTG ltg2@rmdkeyclub.org Vyom Jain Division 3C LTG ltg3C@rmdkeyclub.org Preethi Gurumurthi Division 6 LTG ltg6@rmdkeyclub.org Chester Wiley Division 3a LTG ltg3a@rmdkeyclub.org TBD Division 4 LTG ltg4@rmdkeyclub.org Kinsley Green Division 7 LTG ltg7@rmdkeyclub.org Administrator & Admins Shane A. Miller District Administrator admin@rmdkeyclub.org Julie Lana Awards Advisor awards@rmdkeyclub.org Ann Stelling Governance Advisor ann@rmdkeyclub.org Becca MacVaugh Advisor rebecca@rmdkeyclub.org Dominick Breton Advisor Dom.e.breton@gmail.com

Does your club need some extra assistance? Do you want some information about the district? Contact our board today! 2026-27 Board & contacts Need help with your club? Have an idea for the district? Feel free to email our board about anything! Executive Officers Governor: Jackson Majerus governor@rmdkeyclub.org Secretary: Eric Lin secretary@rmdkeyclub.org Treasurer: Jenny Nguyen treasurer@rmdkeyclub.org Bulletin Editor: Stephanie Delgado bulletineditor@rmdkeyclub.org Chairs DCON Chair: Allie Baldes convention@rmdkeyclub.org Technology: Noah Troyer tech@rmdkeyclub.org K-Family & Membership: Priyal Mahindroo membership@rmdkeyclub.org Projects & Fundraising: Aurora Baldes projects@rmdkeyclub.org Governance: Morgan Deherrera policy@rmdkeyclub.org Lieutenant Governors LtG Division 1: ltg1@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 2: ltg2@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 3a: ltg3a@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 3b: ltg3b@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 3c: ltg3c@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 4: ltg4@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 5: ltg5@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 6: ltg6@rmdkeyclub.org LtG Division 7: ltg7@rmdkeyclub.org L Adult Advisory Committee District Administrator: Shane A. Miller admin@rmdkeyclub.org Awards Chair: Julie Lana awards@rmdkeyclub.org Committee Members: Dominick Breton, Becca MacVaugh, Ann Stelling

Do you not have a key club but are interested? Check out the steps to chartering a new club here and contact board! charter a club Interested in chartering a club at your school? Email membership@rmdkeyclub.org with the school you want to charter to receive more information!

Rocky Mountain District of Key Club International- covering all of Colorado, Wyoming and the panhandle of Nebraska. WELCOME TO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT! About the Rocky Mountain District The Rocky Mountain District consists of Colorado, Wyoming, and the panhandle of Nebraska. Home to Rockey the Jackalope, we absolutely rock! Our Governor, Morgan Porowski, guides our district along with the rest of the executive board! Read More Shared Google Drive Click here for the interactive map The Rocky Mountain District is home to 9 divisions and over 80 different clubs. Check out our " Divisions " page to find your school's Key Club! Reach out to our Lieutenant Governors if you want to start a Key Club at your school! See More Check us out on Instagram for event updates and more! EVENTS Do you want to meet other Key Clubbers, attend service projects, or learn about Key Club conventions? Visit our events page now! Newsletters ICON DCON Key Leader Spring & Fall Rallies Board Meetings Board: activity, etc. DCON Sale Ends In 00 Days : 00 Hours : 00 Minutes : 00 Seconds EMPOWERING YOUTH Rocky Mountain District Key Club is dedicated to empowering youth through leadership opportunities and community service projects. We believe in the potential of young individuals to make a positive impact in their communities. With a focus on service, leadership, and inclusivity, we strive to create a supportive environment where members can develop essential skills and contribute to meaningful causes. Join us in our mission to inspire and mobilize the next generation of leaders. Together, we can create a brighter future for all.

International Convention! Join us by checking here about this year's Convention! 2026 Key Club International Convention July 1st - July 5th, 2026 Dallas, TX Everything’s bigger in the Lone Star State — including Key Club! We’re heading to Dallas, Texas, U.S., for the 2026 Key Club International convention. Mark your calendars and get ready to shine bright with service, leadership and unforgettable memories! Rocky Mountain District Tour The tentative Rocky Mountain District Tour includes arrival in Dallas (attendees book their own flights and arrival) on Monday, June 29th will time to explore the Dallas Arts District that evening, a full day Tuesday, June 30th at Six Flags Over Texas, a visit to the Sixth Floor Museum and Dealey Plaza on Wednesday, July 1st prior to the start of the International Convention later that day. While at ICON, you’ll be able to attend information sessions and workshops, elect the 2026-2027 Key Club International leadership, celebrate service, and have fun with Key Clubbers from across the globe! Expected cost to attend: $1,250 plus airfare from your home airport to Dallas, TX. Fees include: Convention registration Hotel (quad occupancy) from Monday, June 29 to Sunday, July 5, 2026 Transportation to/from Dallas airports as well as transportation to off-site activities Admission to Six Flags Over Texas, the Sixth Floor Museum and Dallas Arts District Tour shirt and Rocky Mountain District pins for trading Breakfasts on July 2-4, lunch on July 3, dinners July 1-4, and plenty of snacks. And more! Questions? Reach out to Rocky Mountain District Administrator Shane Miller at admin@rmdkeyclub.org find funding to attend icon: Sponsorship Toolkit Fundraising Do you need help fundraising for ICON? Check out the Key Club International Sponsorship Toolkit at https://www.keyclub.org/resources/sponsorship-toolkit/ for suggestions to aid your fundraising efforts. Icon 2026 Interest Form Fill out the form for more information updates and notification when registration opens this fall! Once you fill out this form, you are not obligated to attend! Icon 2026 Interest Form Interest Form

Here are some basic things about our district - from our smallest clubs to things about international! Wh ere is Key Club? The International Office is in Indianapolis, Indiana, at 3636 Woodview Trace. Key Club is represented in 45 nations. What is Key Club? Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. It is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through service to others. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. Key Club has approximately 250,000 members in approximately 5,000 clubs. What is Key Club Week? Key Club Week is usually the first week of November, which is also Kiwanis Family Month. During Key Club Week, clubs are encouraged to spread the word about Key Club by participating in themed days. This includes inviting friends to meetings, planning special service projects and promoting each club’s activities locally. When is Key Club International Convention? The Key Club International convention occurs annually in June or July. The purpose of the convention is to elect the international officers, review accomplishments of the past year and set policies for the coming year. New programs are announced and national speakers participate. Members from every club should attend each year. What are district conventions? At district conventions, which happen each spring, Key Club members elect new student leaders, learn about new service projects, meet other Key Club members, and attend interactive workshops. Each district convention is held annually and usually lasts two days. How much are member dues? Key Club International’s annual dues are $10 .00. In addition, each district charges a varying amount for annual dues; the Rocky Mountain District dues are $7.00. Additionally each club may charge dues, as determined by the club. How can I find a Key Club? Ask around to see if your school already has a Key Club. You also can check out Key Club district and division websites. Many clubs have pages on Facebook. Or, you can call Member Services at 800-KIWANIS, ext. 411 or 317-875-8755. ext. 411. How do I start a Key Club? If your school doesn’t already have a Key Club and you wish to start up your own club, go here . You’ll find resources to help you find members, build a club website and charter your club. Are there any minimums for involvement in a Key Club? Many clubs utilize a point system in which members earn points for attending meetings and projects. A best practice is the 50-hour rule: Every Key Club member should be willing to undertake 50 hours of service each year. (Throughout the organization, millions of service hours are volunteered annually.) My high school already has more than one service club. Why should we add a Key Club? First, and most importantly, high schools can only benefit by having more clubs provide positive service opportunities for students. Multiple service clubs can, when properly encouraged, produce a synergy of service to a school and community. Second, Key Club is one of the few organizations that actually is a student-led organization from top to bottom. That means the members elect the officers and pay the dues. This is a great way to teach real responsibility and leadership. What’s the cost for chartering a new Key Club? The chartering fee for new Key Clubs is US $600 and must be paid at the time of chartering. This fee includes the membership pins, cards, handbooks, certificates, a gong, gavel and banner. How many members are needed to start a new Key Club? Fifteen is all it takes; however, no more than one-half can graduate in the same year. Can I start a Key Club in a community organization? Yes. If a Key Club cannot be formed in a traditional school setting, other options are available. Clubs can meet in libraries, churches, temples, synagogues, Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCA/YWCA or other suitable meeting spaces as long as appropriate supervision is provided. What kind of service projects can a Key Club undertake? There is almost no limit to the scope and nature of Key Club service projects. The Key Club website (www.keyclub.org ), Key Club magazine, and conventions all offer ideas for service opportunities. Better yet, begin by looking around your school for existing needs. Where can I find service project ideas? You can use the internet to find some ideas or simply go here to find a list of projects. Where can I find bylaws, templates, scholarship applications and other resources for my club? Lots of helpful resources can be found in the resources section of the website. If you still can't find what you're looking for, try the Key Club International website .

Check out these images and these fonts which our district and international uses to represent RMD Brand guide Key Club graphics are important to any Key Clubber, whether it's making a flyer to advertise your next local service project or creating the RocKey. To keep Key Club International recognizable around the world, there are certain aspects that need to stay the same: fonts, colors, pictures, and other visual elements. Look at the brand guide to see how to make your materials pop with Key Club. There are also other design elements that are useful. Check them out below, linked to Key Club International: Click Here

Our District Convention is the best part of the year. Come to vote for Executive Board, listen to speakers, and attend forums! 2026 Key Club District Convention Information 2026 District Convention Registration Save the Date: Friday, April 10 - Sunday, April 12, 2026 Location: YMCA of the Rockies Estes Park Center REGISTRATION WILL OPEN IN FALL 2025 Early Bird Registration: Payment due by FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2026 Key Club Members (students): $250 Advisors/Chaperones, double room: $185 Advisors/Chaperones, triple room: $115 To encourage members to sign up early, early bird registration will include a special giveaway item for each registrant! Regular Registration: Payment due by Friday, March 27, 2026 Key Club Members (students): $275 Advisors/Chaperones, double room: $210 Advisors/Chaperones, triple room: $140 Late Registration on a space available basis: Payment from March 28, 2026 until April 6, 2026 Key Club Members (students): $300 Advisors/Chaperones, double room: $240 Advisors/Chaperones, triple room: $165 No registrations will be accepted after April 6, 2026 REGISTER HERE REQUIRED FORMS Waiver, Release, and Hold Harmless Agreement and Code of Conduct Application is no longer available. Full View Authorization to Attend Rocky Mountain District Event and Emergency Medical Treatment Authorization Application is no longer available. Full View All participants are required to bring printed copies of the required forms with them to check in. DCON SCHEDULE Subject to change Application is no longer available. Full View For Advisors Advisor and Chaperone Guide Application is no longer available. Full View Check-In Checklist Application is no longer available. Full View Send Any Questions! First Name Last Name Email Subject Leave us a message... Submit Thanks for submitting!