Aloha Opihis!
To all our newly elected club officers, congratulations again! It was so great seeing many of you at Officer Training Conference, and I hope you left feeling confident, connected, and inspired. From learning the ins and outs of your position to meeting other leaders across the division, OTC was just the beginning of your leadership journey. Now, it’s time to take those new ideas and turn them into action! As you start planning your club’s goals for the year, think about how they can tie into our Division Goals. Whether it’s boosting member engagement, increasing service hours, or strengthening fundraising events, every step you take contributes to the bigger picture of what Makai can accomplish together!
Summer is the perfect time to begin bonding with your board, outlining plans, and exploring service opportunities. Whether you’re organizing club social, hosting a beach clean-up, or finding ways to stay active your community, each and every club’s dedication to service does not stop when school does. Please keep a look out for division reminders such as DCM details, RTC registration, etc. And remember, am always here to support you so please do not hesitate to reach out to me!
Now’s the time to take advantage of your open schedule and make waves that ripple across the entire division. Keep up the good work Mighty Makai!
Hey Opihis! I’m Malie Miyazaki and I serve as Kauai’s Division Assistant. I am a rising senior at Kauai High and my club’s Secretary for the 2025-2026 Key Club Term. My job is to help facilitate DCMs and check in on my islands clubs to help with the completion of the MRF.
So if you do have any questions on the MRF don’t hesitate to ask for help either from me or Raven! Some of my interests and hobbies include reading, trying new coffee recipes and collecting things. I’m looking forward to seeing all ofyouatdivisioneventsinthefuturelike DCMs, RTC, and HCON. Let’s all have anotheramazingkeyclubterm!
Hey Opihis! My name is Rayne-Ann Kusano, the Big Island Division Assistant. I’m a rising senior at Waiākea where I also serve as the club Secretary. This is my third term serving on the Division Leadership Team and I am so excited to work with everyone! It is my job to communicate with and support all the Big Islandclubstomakesureeverythingisrunning smoothlyandensurethattheycanreachtheir goals. Since we are separated across three islands, I also assist Raven during any division event to make sure things on Big Island are organized and to its best as if we are all together.Iwanttomakesurethateveryoneis enjoyingKeyClubbothclubanddivisionwise! Always feel free to reach out! Have a splashingsummerOpihis!
Hey Opihis! My name is Thiffany Justine Dasig, and I am the Outreach Committee Chair for CNH Division 22! I'm a rising junior at Kealakehe High School where I serve as my Key Club's secretary. This is my first term serving on the Division Leadership Team and I'm excited to use this opportunity to become further involved in Key Club, and learn more about the processes needed to lead the Division. My duties mainly involve creating service projects for monthly or training events, and give ideas on ways to provide service in the community. I also collaborate with other service coordinators for regional events and making interactive and impactful service projects for those events. I want to highlight not only the necessity and importance of giving back to the community, but also the joy and fulfillment associated with acts of service. As a member of the DLT, please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns you may have, I will try to answer them all to the best of my ability! Looking forward to a buzzing term with you
HelloOpihis! Iam RoxanneBoucher-Murray andI will be serving as the D22M educational coordinator this term. I am a rising Senior at King Kekaulike high school and currently serve as my clubs president. This is going to be my second termservingonthedivisionleadershipteam,and I am absolutely ecstatic to get to know people from all the different islands and clubs in the division and be able to teach you all a little bit moreaboutKeyClub.Formyroleaseducational coordinator, I’m gonna be hosting monthly workshops to teach you all something new related to Key Club and preparing icebreakers and activities for DCM’s. Along with this I will also be working on a website for our division that will have educational information as well as a ton of resources for your clubs. Anyway, feel free to reach out with any Key Club related questions and hope y’all are having an amazing summer vacation and are holding some super fun projects!
Hi D22 Makai!! My name is Bryden Perez Aguilar and I am this term’s Social Media Coordinator. I am a rising senior at Waimea and serve as Key Club President! My tasks are to manage our Division Account (please follow @d22makai if you haven’t!), create engaging and memorable post, and promote our events throughout the term. Everything you’ll probably see on the Instagram account will be created by me, but if you have awesome service projects you want to show, always feel free to message the account!! This is my first/last year as DLT, so I really want to make the most out of it. I am excited to see the growth and teamwork in everyone and work with my fellow DLT to create awesome stuff for D22Makai!!!!
Hai Opihis!! I’m Zhen Buccat, this ‘25-26 term’s Division News Editor. I am a rising senior at Kapaa High and currently serve as my Key Club Editor! As a Division News Editor I am tasked with monitoring, encouraging the submission, recording, and collecting the articles and visuals of D22M events monthly. With these submissions along with my own creative liberties I create a newsletter every month, recapping the past month and highlighting key factors such as monthly recognitions, past events, upcoming dates, important information, etc. Consider taking a look at our Makai Messenger, where you may see you and your club featured !! Lets soak up the sun, and catch the wave of service !! Lets goOpihis!!
This Month’s June Division Council Meeting washeldonSunday, June8th. Our members of Division 22 Makai joined either virtually or attended in person on their designated island to gain updates on our division, district, and international. We highlighted important information such as this months Spotlight on Service Program which is: BEE Clean!! And also recognized our member, officer, advisor,project,andclubofthemonth, those of which had amazing service, leadershipanddedicationtoKeyClub
For our DCM’s service project, we created brochures to encourage our community to eat healthy. These brochures included healthy snacks, calorieintake,alternativeoptions,etc.!
On May 10th, 12 members from our Key Club came together for a beach and rockwall cleanup event held along the coast of Hanapepe, Kauai. We gathered in the early morning with gloves, trashbags, and buckets. Wehadagoalandthatwastomakeapositiveimpact on our environment. Starting at the rockwall, we picked up countless pieces of litter, plastic bottles, and wrappers to fishing lines and broken glass. It was kind of surprising to see the trash that we had collected from a good area, but very glad we left it cleaner than we found it. As the event came to a close, we also held a senior send- off for the eight graduating seniors that cametotheevent.Each senior officer shared heartfelt words to us and our advisors. There were a few tears, quite too much laughing, and celebration for their accomplishments and our goodbyes. This event was such a perfect example of Key Club spirit with combinations of service,leadership,and friendship!!!
Teacher & Staff Appreciation
Breakfast was held on Wednesday May 7th, 2025. This event was put on to showcase our appreciation for our wonderful teachers on campus who work their hardest to provide their students with the best education possible. Members of Waiakea Key Club baked and cooked homemade breakfast items to donate towards this breakfast. Some items include breakfast omelets, pancakes, muffins, fruits, and more! Along with the donations of items, members helped to serve them to the teachers. Waiakea Key Club provided utensils, paper goods, and drinks for the teachers to have as well. We thank all of the members who made this breakfast possible and appreciate all the teachers for what they do for us everyday!
At this project, some members helped out during period and helped to arrange the tables in a certain way. They also helped to put up the different academies' posters. the afternoon shift, members were either assigned to work the sign-in station or helped out with the food by giving guests food or drinks. At the sign-in station, members had guests sign in by putting down their Gmail if not already added and giving guests name tags, a CTE newsletter, while some of the band kids gave them leis and a bag with a goodie bag inside. Lastly, after the event over, members cleaned up and arranged the tables once again to their normal state. It was a successful project, however, quite chaotic as there were a of kids who helped out with not many jobs available.
period 6 They posters. For event was tables a lot available.
On May 10 we attended our communitiesannualcharitywalk and helped paint faces in our communitytohelpfundraise.
Angel is a consistent and dedicated member with a positive attitude and a strong willingness to go above and beyond for the club. They attend meetings and events regularly, always complete their hours—something many members struggle with—and bring enthusiasmandjoytothosearoundthem. Their contributions make a meaningful impact on both our club and the community.
Mariana is the new secretary for Waimea key club! She has attended most of the events for May, like their beachcleanup,graduationcleanup, and classroom clean up. She takes time off her busy schedule, even thoughshehasalotofcommitments, likevolleyball.
Mr Nakamura always shows his dedication and consistent support towards the club, especially for our officers. Through hard and stressful times, he always makes it clear that we can go to him for help with any problems. Even though this is his first year being Maui High's advisor, he does an amazing job making sure that the officer meetings go smoothly, so there is no miscommunication and that our events go accordingly.C
Teacher & Staff Appreciation Breakfast!
Waiakea Key Club hosted a Teacher & Staff Appreciation Breakfast on May 7th, 2025, to honor teachers for their dedication. Club members baked and served homemade breakfast items like omelets, pancakes, and muffins. The event provided a heartfelt thank you to the teachers for their hard work and commitment to students' education.
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Key Club International
President David Robaina has just released a reflection on the previous term, highlighting many significant and important accomplishments throughout Key Club International.
● Reached 230,000 highest total since
● Raised over US$77,000 bringing overall
● Raised over US$16,000 100 years of Key
● Raised overUS$6,400 the Youth Opportunities schools and communities.
● Finalized the agreement The announcement
● Advanced our Opportunities Fund and service more
● Fostered a more with a successful Club: Where Everyone
230,000 members — 5,000 more than 2023–24 and the since the pandemic.
US$77,000 toward Start Strong: Zambia since August, overall donations to over US$250,000 since 2022.
US$16,000 for the Centennial Fund to support the next Key Club.
US$6,400 for the Birthday Club Campaign — funding Opportunities Fund, which supports service projects in communities.
agreement with a new global environmental partner. announcement is coming soon! our DEI goals across Key Clubby expanding Youth Fund grants and scholarships — making leadership more attainable for more clubs and members. more inclusive, welcoming and accessible environment successful Global Engagement Rally and the webinar“Key Everyone Belongs.”
International:
Key Club International Website
https://www.keyclub.org/
Key Club International Instagram
@keyclubint
Service Project Directory
https://www.keyclub.org/service_ideas _main/
Officer Toolkits
https://www.keyclub.org/resources/offi cer-toolkit/
Global Leadership Certificate Program
https://www.keyclub.org/global-leader ship-certificate-program/
District: CNH Cyberkey
https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/
CNH Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChs0UVSZP6
3fAfQGT1uAaqA
CNH Instagram
@cnh_keyclub
Preferred Charities
Spotlight on Service Program
https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/projects/preferred-c harities
https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/projects/spotlight-on -service-program
Kiwanis Family and Foundation
https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/projects/kiwanis-fami ly-foundation
Youth Opportunities Fund
https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/projects/youth-oppo rtunities-fund Contests
https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/recognition/contests
Baldwin - Jeremiah
Jacintobusinessjeremiah10 1@gmail.com
Hilo - Princess Kaitlyn Mangobaprincesskaitlynman goba@gmail.com
Kapaa - Marc Binonwanganmarcbinonwanga n@gmail.com
Kauai - Alek
Yadaoaleksyadao@gmail .com
Keaau - Kaison
Sorcy-Hambrosio - kaisonsorcyham brosio@gmail.com
KealakeheAvalon Loudonavalonloudon808@ gmail.com
King KekaulikeRoxanne
Boucher-Murray26.bouchermurray.r oxanne@kkhs.k12.hi .us
Maui - Bridget Belle Anchetabridgetancheta771 @gmail.com
Waiakea - Jamie Labasanjamielabasankc@g mail.com
Waimea - Bryden
Perez Aguilarbrydenpa@gmail.c om
Raven Bugtong - Lieutenant Governord22m.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org
Zhen Buccat - Division News Editord22m.ne@gmail.com
Rayne Kusano - Big Island Division Assistantd22m.assistant@gamil.com
Malie Miyazaki - Kauai Division Assistantd22m.da@gmail.com
Thiffany Justine Dasig - Outreach Committee Chair d22m.biservicecoord@gmail.com
Roxanne Boucher-Murray - Educational Coordinator -d22m.educoord@gmail.com
Bryden Perez Aguilar - Social Media Coordinator d22m.smediacoord@gmail.com
