ICON Revisited Key Goes Green Meet a Key Clubber
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Currently at Miami Lakes Educational Center,<br />
<strong>Key</strong> <strong>Clubber</strong>s are working to collect plastic<br />
containers and bottle caps around the<br />
school, and they will donate them to the Preserve:<br />
Gimme 5 Program, which saves plastic<br />
from being sent to landfills by transforming<br />
recyclables into new toothbrushes and razors.<br />
Congratulations to these clubs for taking<br />
on <strong>Key</strong> <strong>Goes</strong> <strong>Green</strong> in such fun ways.<br />
Any service you do with <strong>Key</strong> <strong>Goes</strong> <strong>Green</strong> will count toward<br />
your Governor’s Project hours, allowing you to later qualify<br />
for exciting awards, recognition, and a banner patch to<br />
bring back to your club. Be sure you are noting these hours on<br />
your Pride Reports!<br />
If your club participated in a project, needs help, or is not sure what<br />
counts as a #<strong>Key</strong><strong>Goes</strong><strong>Green</strong> project, reach out the <strong>Key</strong> <strong>Goes</strong> <strong>Green</strong>, Governor’s<br />
Project Committee at governorscommittee@floridakeyclub.org.<br />
If you hashtag photos of your club's <strong>Key</strong> <strong>Goes</strong> <strong>Green</strong> projects with<br />
#<strong>Key</strong><strong>Goes</strong><strong>Green</strong> on social media, you might be featured in the upcoming The<br />
Sunshine Source or the Florida District of <strong>Key</strong> Club Twitter!<br />
Did You Know?<br />
The Everglades used to span from Lake Okeechobee in central<br />
Florida all the way down to Florida Bay. Now only 25% of the historic<br />
Everglades remains, which is being protected by the U.S.<br />
National Park Service.<br />
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