Student-run chapters
BCC, KISJ and Seoul Academy.
The Kyth ClubSeoul & Jeju
KYTH.
Three schools, working on the things their communities need.
01 / About KYTH
A network of student-run chapters.
KYTH brings together students from BCC, KISJ and Seoul Academy. Each chapter chooses its own focus and works with its school and community.
STARK works on recycling. ARK supports animal welfare. POI connects students’ academic interests with educational outreach.
Chapters run their own projects and report back to KYTH. Sharing the work helps other schools learn from what went well—and what needs to change.
02 / Chapters
Our network.
Three chapters. Three areas of work.
Seoul & Jeju
Each chapter works with its own community.
Different causes, one network
Recycling, animal welfare and educational outreach.
03 / Our method
How we work.
Find
Choose a problem in the school or local community.
Document
Record what is happening, who it affects and what is already being tried.
Act
Run a project, campaign or service activity that responds to that problem.
Report
Share the work, spending and results with KYTH so other chapters can learn from it.
04 / Funding
Fund the next project.
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Chapters can make and sell goods to support their work. Sales can cover the next round of production and contribute to a donation or community project.
Make & sell
Members develop goods and sell them at school fairs or local markets. Online sales and crowdfunding are possible later steps.
Keep records
Track production costs, sales and the amount available for projects and donations.
Donate & reinvest
Each chapter sets its own allocation and reports how the funds are used.
STARK’s published plan reports approximately ₩600,000 raised toward a ₩1,000,000 first-donation target. Read STARK’s plan.
05 / Get involved
Bring your school into KYTH.
Start with a local issue and a few students who want to work on it. You can apply before the full project is planned.
Apply
Tell us your school, location and the issue you want to address.
Talk with KYTH
Headquarters reviews the application and discusses the proposed chapter.
Start your chapter
Choose representatives, plan the work and join the network’s reporting process.
06 / Community
Tell us about a local issue.
Students, residents and organizations can share problems they think a chapter could help address.
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