Hershey

Key Club to hold 10th annual Walk for Clean Water

Tabitha Pecchio, Reporter

April 9, 2025

A picture of key club officers from 2021 jumping to show their excitement for the Walk For Clean Water. This group has further graduated, and has left a legacy for upcoming officers. (Emil Rodriguez-Powell/Slice of Lime Photography)

Hershey High School’s Key Club will host its 10th annual Walk For Clean Water on April 13th from 12 to 3 p.m.

Tickets for walkers are $25. If you purchase a ticket by the 13th, you will receive a race pack (including items like water and snacks). They have other ticket options for large groups of 10 people, and kids under 12 can enter for free (no race pack included).

Key Club is a charitable organization at Hershey High School that solicits donations to address the water crisis in areas of Eswatini. Last year, they raised $25,140.85.

Upperclassmen Conner Moodie, Alexis Dhawan, Abby Hand, Kelsey Cartee, and Hailey Groff lead the club.

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Tabitha Pecchio, Reporter

Tabitha Pecchio is a sophomore reporting for The Broadcaster. This is her first year as a reporter on the Broadcaster staff. She likes dancing, art, and her dog Marigold.