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Issue 4 | November - December | 2019-2020

Key Club has let me see myself as a leader and develop my speaking skills in a way I didn't think was possible.

Julia Segal Division 3 Lt. Governor

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Hey NYDKC!

I'm Angelo Lontok, your 2019-2020 District Bulletin Editor, here with your November-December issue of The Empire Key! I hope you all have been having a great year, and even decade, so far.

I also hope that you all have been enjoying my newsletters so far. With this as my second-to-last issue of The Empire Key before I retire as a district officer. I'm proud to have featured so much of the district so far. In fact, this issue has the most service spotlights so far—13

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articles from 15 schools. But there's still more to do: I want to feature EVERY division before this service year ends! Do you want to be publicized in my final issue? Fill out the link below!

With just over two months before this service year ends, I wanted to thank you all for making Key Club so great. Let's push through!

Yours in service,

Read on to see what the New York District has been able to accomplish. From fundraisers to service events, each one of you can make a strong impact—it doesn't matter if your club has five or five hundred.

Maybe you can be inspired to push further, as we head to the end of the service year. After all, we all have room for improvement.

Angelo Lontok 2019-20 District Editor

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Want to meet Key Clubbers throughout New York and learn leadership skills? Head to LTC. The Leadership Training Conference is an annual weekend-long gathering in Albany, open to the entire district. It marks the end of one service year and the beginning of another. At LTC you can meet new people all throughout New York, hone your leadership skills and receive officer training, attend fun workshops, listen to keynote speakers, win awards, elect the 2020-21 governor, secretary, and treasurer, and so much more!

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Registration Deadlines:

Member: $300 Advisor/Chaperone: $335 PriFinoalriRegi ty Registrati stration:oMarch n: February 21 2 Payment: March 13

Registration is open online. For more info, check out nydkc.org/ltc/. If you have any questions, contact nydconference@gmail.com.

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LTC RESOURCES Awards Booklet

Want to be recognized for your work this year?

Our Awards Booklet, created by our Awards Committee, has the info you need to apply.

If you win, you can go up on stage at LTC! Get working right away—the deadlines are coming up sooner than you'd think.

Elections Packet

Interested in running for higher office—working on the district or the international board?

Go for it! You'll never know what you can accomplish until you do it. At LTC, you can run for governor, secretary, treasurer, or endorsement for international office (international president, vice president, or trustee).

Program

What's going on at LTC?

Our program will be released soon. While waiting, do you want to support NYDKC and have an ad in the program? Fill out this link: https://fs29.formsite.com/nydkc/form25/index.html

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S E T A UPD

executive

governor

Hello New York District Key Club!

Happy New Year! I hope everyone is having a great winter. Can you believe there’s only a little over two months left in the service year?

Time is absolutely flying.

As the service year starts to wind down, I want to take a moment to remind you all how proud I am of you. We have accomplished so much! From successful fundraisers for Kamp Kiwanis to food drives for local food cupboards, your efforts do not go unnoticed.

Thank you all for your dedication to serving others.

But before our year is over, we all have to meet at the 72nd Annual Leadership Training Conference! Are you planning on attending? I sure hope you are. It’s such an incredible weekend that you and your club will love!

Whether it’s Playfair, workshops, our keynote speaker, or district elections, there’s

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something for everyone. Oh, and we can’t forget about the Governor’s Ball or the hundreds of awards we give out through the weekend!

This year, we’re asking for all clubs to bring donations to a drive for the local homeless shelter. We will have boxes set up to collect everything. If you are unsure of what to bring, please refer to the confirmation packet that will be on the LTC section of the NYDKC website.

Upcoming, the board and I will be meeting again very soon. I am very excited to plan and meet with them as I haven’t seen them since November! We’ll be going through LTC things, as well as making sure everyone is set for a smooth transition into the new service year in April.

Lastly, keep up the incredible work. I absolutely love seeing all of the amazing events that clubs host. Whether I read it in a newsletter or see it on social media, they always brighten my day. I am forever thankful for all of you and your dedication to this organization. The world really does need more Key Clubbers.

Yours in service, Camille Brock 2019-20 District Governor

secretary

Hiya New York District Key Clubbers!

Happy new year! I hope everyone accomplishes all their new year resolutions this year! One of my resolutions is to stress less often.

Speaking of goals, the New York District has performed 73,780 service hours out of our goal of 200,000 service hours. We are 61.5% the way to achieving our goals! Remember to continue to host service events and encourage all members to attend for us to reach our goal as a district. In order to do so, please fill out the Monthly Report Form before each month’s deadline. Monthly Report Forms are extremely important for us to keep track of the amount of service hours. I have 60% of all the Election Report Forms. If you haven’t sent it in, please remember to submit it as soon as possible.

With the new year comes the end of the ‘19-’20 service year. Take this chance to run for a higher position, whether it be in your club, district or internationally. If you have any questions about running, feel free to reach out to your lieutenant governor and the district board! We would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

This also means the Leadership Training Conference is coming up soon! Please review the awards booklet and apply for at least one

award. As for paperwork, be sure to hand in your Monthly Report Forms to automatically be entered to receive the Perfect Paperwork Award!

Yours in service, Linna Cheung 2019-20 District Secretary

treasurer

Hello NYDKC!

We are at the last quarter of our service year, and I am so honored to have served amongst you guys in such a great service year. We have raised $88,610 of our $200,000 fundraising goal. Only with a combined effort from our district would we be able to meet our fundraising goal. Please also make sure you submit all the Fundraising Report Forms!

We currently have over 8,000 dues-paying members in the New York District. I am so proud to say that we are on track to being one of the largest districts in Key Club international. We have 168/254 clubs that submitted dues for this service year. If you have yet to submit club dues, please do so as soon as possible.

I recently sent out an email to all the club treasurers. It contains information you may need for the rest of the service year. It also includes information about the Distinguished/Outstanding Treasurer award, which is something I hope all treasurers apply for.

With the last three months of the service year ahead of us, I hope all clubs can host at least one fundraiser. Whether it’s selling hot cocoa,

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a movie fundraiser, or an ice skating fundraiser, I know you’ll be able to do it.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. I’m here to be a resource to you and would be more than happy to help. Catch you at LTC!

Yours in care and service, Anthony Lim 2019-20 District Treasurer

executive assistant

Hello NYDKC,

I hope you are all super excited about the 72nd annual Leadership Training Conference.

This year I am the conference chair, which means I am one of the people planning and organizing the event. I am really excited about this year's LTC, with lots of great workshops, activities, and great speakers. This year's theme is the Roaring 2020s.

This year will be one of the best yet and we are now into full planning mode. Here are some of the things you get to do at the Leadership Training Conference: Learn new skills from workshops Hear moving stories from the keynote speaker Elect district officers Have fun!

I hope you all are able to attend this fun-filled weekend! LTC will be fantastic and I hope I will be able to meet every single one of you there.

If you have any questions about this year's conference please don't hesitate to contact me. Thank you, and see you in March!

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Yours in service and gratitude, Jaron Belmore 2019-20 External Executive Assistant

executive assistant

Hey NYDKC!

I hope everyone had a great winter break!

Now with school back in session, our service year has only three months left. I am still in disbelief about how fast the time passed. Now it is almost time for LTC already! Last year’s LTC had been so much fun, and this year’s is going to be on another level with you all.

In November and December, I had the pleasure of participating in fundraisers. I am so proud of the clubs that organized these successful events — keep up the great work!

For the remainder of our service year, please continue to facilitate more volunteering and fundraising events for our members. I have so much faith that we can reach our service goals with your fantastic work! And I can’t wait to attend and meet more Key Clubbers in those events in the future.

With the service year ending soon, unfortunately, it is time for clubs and divisions to hold elections to elect new officers for the next service year. Now is the time to express your interest in running for any club, division, or higher office. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me with anything!

Humbly in service, Qianting Chen 2019-20 Internal Executive Assistant

webmaster

Hello NYDKC,

Ramisa Azad, your 2019-2020 webmaster here!

Our service year is almost over and I am honored to have served alongside you guys.

Our district board executives and committees have been achieved a lot and have been working really hard to prepare for the next big event: LTC! Key Club Week and Fall Rally were huge successes and the biggest event of the service year is approaching soon in March!

If you didn't have the chance to participate in Fall Rally, LTC will be a great opportunity to build leadership skills and enjoy an amazing weekend with your fellow members—we’ll have great speakers and activities for you all to enjoy! I have worked to put together an informative website for LTC where you guys can find information regarding applying for awards, running elections, the cost of attending, and answers to all other questions regarding the event.

Check the NYDKC website regularly for updates. LTC registration is already open and talk to your president and advisor immediately if you want to participate in this Roaring 20s-themed exciting event!

I’m always open to hear feedback on the website. If you have any suggestions, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’m excited to meet all of you soon!

Yours in service, Ramisa Azad 2019-20 District Webmaster

international trustee

Welcome to the Roarin' 20s!

I hope everyone’s 2020 is off to a great start!

As this new decade unfolds, we at Key Club International have been reflecting and working on the Key Club International Strategic Plan for the coming years, and we encourage you to also reflect and plan. What were the highlights of the past years? What do you want to achieve? From small goals (like packing your backpacks the night before) to bigger ones (like getting into your dream school) the possibilities are endless . . . There's never been a better time than now to focus on YOU. There's never been a better time to start on your journey towards success, and work towards improvement. This year, one of my new year’s resolutions has been to stick to all my resolutions . . . wish me luck, Charlie!

Anywho, with the 2019-2020 term nearing its curtain call, I want to welcome all the LTG and club officer-elects and wish you all the best of luck. To those retiring, thank you for the impact you have left on your communities and on Key Club. This has been an amazing year for NYDKC and I can't wait to see the district prosper in the years to come. On a lighter note, a new year also means it’s LTC time. I'm so excited to meet you all this March!

When you see me, be sure to say hello. I want to get to know as many of you as possible!

Now, until then, . . . Let’s go change the world.

Service IS forever,

Irin Shim 2019-20 International Trustee to NY

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S E T A UPD committee

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k-family relations Head: Jaylene Noviello / Div. 22 LTG

Hey Key Clubbers! Happy New Year! I hope you all had a great start to the new decade and are all excited for this year’s Leadership Training Conference. As always, we value and recognize clubs that have gone above and beyond. The Awards Booklet is now out and the online portal is up and running! We encourage everyone to apply for awards! We hope to see you at LTC, up on stage receiving your awards!

The K-Family and Key Club International Relations committee has opened up our completed work to every Key Clubber, our work is featured on nydkc.org and can be used for anyone looking for more information on the Kiwanis family. Our final and biggest project is our Kiwanis family map: this map will show the counterparts of each respective Kiwanis and Circle K counterparts from a given area.

Heads: AJ Zheng / Div. 8 LTG, Kiln Chen / Div. 11 LTG

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membership Head: Julia Segal / Div. 3 LTG We’ve fixed the Prospective Club list and have a few more corrections to make before we distribute it to LTGs. We are also working on a chartering guide as well, to be done by the end of the month. Our largest task has been working on updating the Membership Retention Tracker so that we can track how clubs and divisions have retained and lost members over the years and we are hoping to have this done very soon as well. For now, we have put the letter we are planning to send to inactive and suspended clubs on the back burner but we will revisit this soon! When we do, we will come up with a letter that will help to get these clubs get rechartered. Our committee is looking forward to making progress over the course of the next few months!

endorsed projects Head: Anthony Lim / Treasurer

events engagement Head: David DeRienzo / Div. 6 LTG

The Endorsed Projects Committee has been tracking fundraising progress for each district project.

The Events Engagement Committee has shifted our focus from Fall Rallies for the end of the service year. We have done internal work of polling Lt. Governors and recording the responses to make planning next year’s Fall Rallies an even smoother experience and hopefully provide an even better event. Besides that, we have started planning a possible event that would unite the whole NY district—stay tuned to see what it is!

We're falling short of our fundraising goals. If you have any Fundraising Report Forms (FRFs) to fill out, please do so as soon as possible. I hope every club can host a fundraiser by the end of the service year, and that we'll hit our fundraising goals.

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New Dorp Holiday Alice Petriovsky Division 10

Hannibal's Halloween Jordan Jackowski Division 21 LTG

Hannibal High School Key Club held its 20th annual Community Halloween Event on October 25th! Their Student Council and Key Club worked together and organized this spooky event. The planning alone took over 3 months and lots of helpful volunteers. This event is broken up into many parts such as Trick or Treating throughout the school, Games and a Haunted House in the gym, arts and crafts and spooky reading rooms spread throughout the classrooms. This event alone attracts over 500 people from the small town of Hannibal and provides every single kid a chance to have a safe and happy Halloween experience. We are proud of this event and how it has continued to thrive and get better!

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Mineola and New Hyde Ring Bells Jessica Koo Division 4S LTG

The Salvation Bell Ringing event was on December 7th, 2019. This event took place at North Shore Farms, in Mineola. New Hyde Park Key Club, and Mineola Key Club have both joined together and both contributed to helping the Salvation Army! Throughout the day, Key Clubbers sang Christmas carols and rang bells. There were a lot of Key Clubbers from both schools contribute to help support the cause. This was truly an amazing that united New Hyde Park and Mineola Key Club, and brought communities together and support a single cause.

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Marina Nasef Division 10

We had an amazing time at the Staten Island Polar Plunge — an event where people go into the freezing ocean to raise money!

It’s exciting, how far some people go to raise money for charity! All the proceeds went to Special Olympics, the New York chapter of which is our Governor’s Project.

Our club was assigned to keep everything organized. We were in charge of setup and breakdown, crowd control, sweatshirt distribution, and merchandise.

Tottenville's Polar Plunge Huntington Tours Target Julia Segal Division 3 LTG

On Saturday, December 14th, three clubs from Division 3 came together for an amazing holiday event. The Half Hollow Hills West, Harborfields, and Huntington Key Clubs participated in Target Tour, an annual event meant to give underpriviledged children an opportunity to receive gifts and clothes for the holidays.

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Key Clubbers met at the front of the lo Target early on the morning of the 14th and got into groups of 2 or 3. Each gro was then matched up with a child and groups went around Target for the first hours of the morning. The goal of the t was to help the children pick out clothi that they needed for the cold winter season with a budget provided by the Huntington Kiwanis club. After the clot had been checked out and purchased, Key Clubbers spent time wrapping up t clothing and toys that have been dona After this, the Key Clubbers and childre got back together for a pizza party, san Christmas carols and met Santa Claus!

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Every year, North Shore Key Club hosts a community blood drive at the high school. This service year, it took place on November 25th. It was very successful: we were able to save 120 lives through the donors who participated. Pictured are two student donors giving the gift of life through their donations. From left to right are Giuliana Graziosi & Christina Pais, both juniors at North Shore.

This was a great opportunity for me as a Lieutenant Governor since I was able to see the club officers that I don’t get to see on a regular basis and caught up on how their clubs are doing. It was also great to connect with Kiwanians who I don’t always get to see.

This event was absolutely amazing for everyone was involved.

It truly epitomized what the holiday season is really about.

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Tech and QHSS's 8-Ball Fundraiser

Janet Gao Division 9

This fundraiser was my first time playing pool, and it was a great experience. The people there were really nice. I loved how they handed out snacks and refreshments, as many of us did not bring our lunch. I also met people from QHSS, which was a lot of fun. Thanks for this amazing event! It was great to have fun while supporting a good cause: Special Olympics NY. I'd definitely go to more fundraisers to support others in need.

Riverhead's Safe Halloween Night Orangielee Wilkonson Division 1

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As a first-year Key Clubber, I didn’t know what to expect for the Safe Halloween Night held at Riverhead High School. I was able to hang out with friends and provide a safe environment for kids, putting up bats, spider webs, and Jack-O-Lanterns. We had over 600 children attend the extremely fun night we planned for them with games, trick-or-treating, face painting, a spooky walk and prizes. They were scared, but excited to be there! This event has been put on by Riverhead High School for many years and has only continued to grow, and we’re excited for what’s in store next year.

Clarissa Mbera Division 20 LTG

Seton Catholic Central Wraps Gifts

On December 11, students from Seton Catholic Central helped wrap Christmas presents to be delivered from an inmate to their children.

Students were provided with sheets that had the name, age, gender, and interests of each child to base their gift off of. They chose the gifts for each child out of a ton of donated books and stuffed animals and used the rooms provided to wrap and write a little message wishing the child a very Merry Christmas from their parent to let the child know their parent has not forgotten them this Christmas!

Sarah Beck Division 19

Town of Webb's Movie Event

On December 21st, a few Key Clubbers went to our local theater to help a sponsored movie by Kiwanis. The kids that came to watch the movie also got to meet Santa and pick a toy and a book to take home. All of the goodies were donated to Kiwanis. The kids also got to take home a coloring book that featured scenes from the Adirondack kids books! After the awesome stuff was passed out and everyone met with Santa, we all watched the animated film Arctic Dogs. As Key Clubbers we interacted with the kids and helped them pick out their new things, we also cleaned the theater to make sure it was on top shape for the rest of their day—a fun little Christmas event that happens every year!

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West Seneca East's KFamily Party Sabrina Blank Division 25

West Seneca East Key Club joined the West Seneca Kiwanis Club at the Aktion Club Christmas party! The volunteers served salad and pizza for the guests,and ran an ice cream bar. Later, everyone came together and played bingo. Our members sat with Aktion Club members and helped them play. Everyone won a game and a prize. Finally, Santa visited the Aktion Club members!

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American Studies' Food Drive

We were approached by someone who works with St. Mary's—the school across the street. They asked if we could make holiday cards for a little girl who was sick. We gladly accepted, and we were able to give away over 30 cards!

Ria Scoufaras Division 8A

Our club was a part of the East River Thanksgiving food drive hosted at a Stop and Shop in Long Island City. We had a large box among us and handed flyers at the entrance. The turnout with volunteers was amazing: around 10 from our school and 3-4 from other schools came, including Circle K students. On the way out many people donated supplies. We made a cycle to put the overflowing supplies from our box to our table where we had 3 adult supervisors to also answer questions and make sure everything ran smoothly. All in all, the event turned out great!

WANT TO BE FEATURED IN THE NEXT EMPIRE KEY? Send articles (preferably with pictures) to editor@nydkc.org or fill out this form: https://forms.gle/aswc wrTgB5S8AYG97

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Volunteer! Show the world how we embody service. And reMEMBER this: everyone in Key Club is a member first and foremost. No matter your position, service should be the top priority.

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Run for a position: president, vice president(s), secretary, treasurer, editor, and webmaster. Some clubs also have committees which you can join or lead.

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Key Club high schoolers

Each division is different. Some have divisional boards and committees, others are run completely by the LTG. Reach out to your LTG and see what you can do for your division!

Circle K

You can become a part of the district board in three ways: run for LTG at a divisional (around January), run for governor, secretary, or treasurer at LTC (in March), or apply for executive assistant, editor, or webmaster (in April).

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At LTC, you can run for endorsement for international trustee, international vice president, or international president, then run for that position at ICON.

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WANT TO RUN FOR AN OFFICER ROLE?

Go for it! What makes Key Club so great, outside of the service, is the amount of opportunities available for high schoolers like you and I to take up leadership roles. Whether it's within the club or for any other level, we can all do so much.

If you're considering running for a district board position, let your LTG know if you would like to be their successor, as LTG elections will be held around January. And for those who want to run for governor, secretary, or treasurer, or for endorsement for international office, check out the elections packet!

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L A N O I T A N R INTE S R E N T PAR

Partners

Thirst Project

The Thirst Project seeks to provide clean drinking water to communities around the world, focusing on bringing water to the entirety of Eswatini by 2022.

Landscape Structures

Landscape Structures works to bring high-quality playground equipment to children worldwide.

Nickelodeon

Nickelodeon encourages kids to be more active and have a positive impact on the world, with their Worldwide Day of Play and Get Dirty campaigns.

U.S. Army

The U.S. Army enables people to receive advanced education debt-free and become empowered leaders, through programs such as the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC).

Up With People

Up With People seeks to inspire youth worldwide to make a difference through volunteering and musical performances in various communities worldwide.

Squads Abroad

Squads Abroad enables teenagers to volunteer abroad and make a positive impact on the health and education of developing communities.

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Kiwanis Gives Online is a crowdfunding platform designed for Key Club, helping to manage campaigns and rewarding those who donate.

President's Project

The Eliminate Project Goal: $360,000 The Eliminate Project is a joint effort between Kiwanis and UNICEF to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus worldwide. In 2015, the International Board pledged $3 million to fundraise.

Four years later, we have about $800K remaining before we reach that goal. Last year, Key Clubbers worldwide raised $340K, and we hope to top that by raising another $360K.

Preferred Charities

Children's Miracle Network

Children's Miracle Network Hospitals raises money to support children's hospitals, research, and to raise awareness of children's health issues.

March of Dimes

March of Dimes addresses health threats to both mothers and children by educating both medical professionals and the public, supporting research, and providing comfort and support to families.

UNICEF

UNICEF is an organization within the United Nations dedicated to children. The organization works in developing countries to provide healthcare, education, and safe water and sanitation.

Collaborative Partners

K Corps

K Corps is a youth exchange program for Key Clubbers organized with Kiwanis International, working with Japanese host families.

Project Happiness

Project Happiness is committed to promoting mental wellness through resources based on neuroscience, psychology, and mindfulness.

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T C I R T S DI S T C E J PRO

Endorsed Projects

Kamp Kiwanis

This is a wilderness camp that seeks to provide children, including those with special needs, with a unique camping experience filled with team-building exercises.

Kiwanis Pediatric Lyme Disease Foundation

Kiwanis is committed to improving the health of children. This organization helps pay for medical treatment for children with Lyme Disease, a brain disease caused by bacteria often from a deer tick.

Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Center

These centers in North Shore, Brooklyn, Albany, and Buffalo provide emergency treatment for children, preventing deaths and disabilities with proper care.

Goal: $3500 each Submitting funds for endorsed projects: Make the check payable to "New York Key Club Foundation" and write the club’s name, division, and which charity the funds are for in the memo box

Mail the check to either Mr. John Goldstein at 590 Mullock Road, Port Jervis, NY, 12771 or Mr. Jason Steiner at 68-36 108th Street Apt. B-41, Forest Hills, NY, 11375.

Submit the Fundraising Report Form!

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Governor's Project New York Chapter of the Special Olympics Goal: $15,000

If you’re a fan of unity, acceptance, empowerment, dignity, pride and fun, you’re a fan of Special Olympics New York. You’re one of us.

The Special Olympics is an international sports organization for people with intellectual and physical disabilities of all ages, promoting inclusion and health.

District Project Project Semicolon Goal: $15,000

Through raising public awareness, educating communities, and equipping every person with the right tools, we know we can save lives.

Project Semicolon is an organization focusing on mental health. Their goal is to prevent suicide through increased education and awareness of this public issue.

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FUNDRAISING

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74467.39 / 120,000

$89.605.52 / $200,000

SPECIAL OLYMPICS NY 46% $6,917 / $15,000

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KAMP KIWANIS

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LYME DISEASE

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TRAUMA CENTER

$3,180.83 / $15,000

$2,481 / $3,500

$726.80 / $3,500

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leadership characterbuilding caring inclusiveness our core values

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Executives

governor@nydkc.org Treasurer

Executive Assistant

Executive Assistant

jaronbelmore.ea@nydkc.org

Qian Ting Chen

Bulletin Editor

Webmaster

secretary@nydkc.org

Jaron Belmore

Angelo Lontok

editor@nydkc.org

DIRECTORY

Camille Brock

Secretary

Linna Cheung

Anthony Lim

treasurer@nydkc.org qtchen.ea@nydkc.org Ramisa Azad

webmaster@nydkc.org

Lieutenant Governors 1 Bianca Bossey

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Sarah Varghese

division2@nydkc.org

division3@nydkc.org

Christiana Claus

Jessica Koo

Katie Ferrugia

David DeRienzo

division7@nydkc.org

4S

5

division5@nydkc.org

Julia Segal

4N

division1@nydkc.org

division4s@nydkc.org

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Governor

6

division6@nydkc.org

division4n@nydkc.org

7

Max Coppola

8 AJ Zheng

division8@nydkc.org

10

Mariam Makar

8A Sanjeev Pal

division8a@nydkc.org

11

Kiln Chen

division10@nydkc.org division11@nydkc.org

13

Holden Lee

14

Chloe Baker

division13@nydkc.org division14@nydkc.org

16

Jenna Vinoya

division16@nydkc.org

19

Zoe Van Savage

17

VACANT

20 23

Jaylene Noviello Tatiana Solodova

division22@nydkc.org division23@nydkc.org

25

Avery Blank

Aurora Hom

division9@nydkc.org

12

Brayan Guerrero

division12@nydkc.org

15

Maddie Breen

division15@nydkc.org

18

Ashleigh Mein

division18@nydkc.org

21

Clarissa Mbera Jordan Jackowski

division19@nydkc.org division20@nydkc.org

22

9

26

Kohl Ambuske

division25@nydkc.org division26@nydkc.org

division21@nydkc.org

24

Hailey Weber

division24@nydkc.org

27

Eian Smith

division27@nydkc.org

Admins District Administrator John Goldstein

nydkca@frontier.com Assistant Administrator Michael Berthel

mjberthel@gmail.com Assistant Administrator Jason Steiner

ianjs@aol.com

KCI International President

K'lena Schnack

klena.schnack@keyclub.org International Vice President Kaitlin Cirillo

kaitlin.cirillo@keyclub.org International Trustee to NY Irin Shim

irin.shim@keyclub.org 33

. . .

E G D E L P I on my honor,

to uphold the objects of Key Club international;

to build my home, school, and community; to serve my nation and world; and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.

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Issue 4 | November - December | 2019-2020