Aayush Tadhani joined Key Club his freshman year at McIntosh High School for a fairly simple reason: There was ice cream. “I mean, I loved ice cream, so I thought, why not go there?” Tadhani said. Three years later, that ice cream social has taken the 17-year-old Peachtree City student much farther than he could have imagined. In July, Tadhani was elected vice president of Key Club International, the world’s largest student-led high school service organization, with more than 233,000 members in 47 countries. “I didn’t know that we had a state level, let alone an international level,” he said. Tadhani began volunteering at elementary school festivals, working with children with special needs, and helping at Bloom, a local organization serving foster children. Then, as a freshman, he attended Georgia Key Club’s Service and Leadership Conference and encountered Key Club members from across the state. “It was there where I truly saw how big Key Club was because I saw Key Clubbers from around the state come together at this conference and share their love for service, their love for leadership, and like the passion that each and every one of them had to make an impact in their community,” he said. Tadhani first became a Key Club lieutenant governor, responsible for clubs across a region of Georgia. He later was elected Georgia District governor, leading the organization statewide during the 2025–26 year. His service as governor earned distinguished status. He also received the…
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