THE GOTHAM CHRONICLES Division 28
Pacific Northwest District Key Club International
OCT 2014 | VOL 1 ISSUE 7 BELLEVUE | INTERLAKE | INTERNATIONAL | ISSAQUAH | LIBERTY | MERCER ISLAND | MT. SI | NEWPORT | SAMMAMISH | SKYLINE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
04 Greetings from your Lieutenant Governor 06 September DCM Recap 08 A letter from your District Treasurer and Dues 10 Key Club 101 and PNW District 12 The Eliminate Project 14 Merchandise and TOTFU 16 Preferred Charities and Key Leader 18 DCON 2015 – SERVICE TO INFINITY AND BEYO 19 What do YOU look forward to the most in Oc 20 Officer and Member of the Month 21 Batman Bowl Points 22 Club Contact Info 26 District Board Contact Info
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Hey Key Club Treasurers! This is Aneesh Pappu, your district treasurer. I hope you are all having a wonderful and productive school year and, for all you seniors, I hope that college applications are going well! We are currently in the midst of my favorite time of the year – dues season! Dues season runs until December 1st and is the time frame in which all clubs must submit dues in order to be a part of Key Club International. Although there are many service organizations aside from Key Club that do not require payments to join, there is no group that provides you with the same level of opportunities as we do. When you pay dues to join, you’re joining an international organization with ties and projects all over the world. Your dues provide you with the opportunity to fundraise for projects such as the Eliminate Project in order to cure deadly diseases around the world. The benefits don’t stop there however; joining Key Club provides you and your club with resources to succeed. As a paid member, you and your club immediately receive the benefits of district support ranging from the help of your Lieutenant Governor and District Executive Officers to the aid of the adult Kiwanians who support us in each and every endeavor we undertake. As we enter October a very important deadline for dues submission is arriving – Early Bird dues are due November 1st. Although it is not required to meet this deadline, submitting your club’s dues by this time comes with a myriad of benefits, including priority seating at DCON and an Early Bird patch for your club’s banner. In order to meet this deadline, each club must submit $12.50 per member for at least 15 members through the Membership Update Center (MUC), which can be found at www.keyclub.org/MUC. If you have not logged into the MUC this school year yet, it is crucial that you sit down with your adviser, login, and begin the registration process. If you have any issues with login credentials, be sure to email memberservices@kiwanis.org and include me as well (apappu97@gmail.com). After the Early Bird deadline, the final deadline for dues submission is December 1st. Unfortunately, clubs who do not submit their dues by this date will be placed on delinquent status, which can eventually translate into suspended and even inactive statuses for clubs. In order to avoid this, I highly recommend that you finish the dues process as soon as possible! I am also always available to assist if you have any issues, so don’t hesitate to shoot me an email or Facebook message if you ever need to! Happy Dues Season!
In Caring & Service, Aneesh Pappu Pacific Northwest District Treasurer Key Club International apappu97@gmail.com
KEY CLUB 101 // PAC
CIFIC NORTH(BEST) DISTRICT In the midst of serene nature and fluctuating weather conditions lies the great Pacific Northwest District (PNW). The Pacific Northwest is geographically the largest district of Key Club International. The district spans from western Canada to northern California; with Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and the pan-handle of Idaho in between. The Pacific Northwest encompasses nearly 1.8 million square miles and includes over 300 clubs that operate under 44 divisions. Through rain or shine, snow or hail, Key Clubbers in the PNW dedicate countless hours to their communities and international, and we are always Proud ‘N’ Willing to serve!
THE ELIMINA
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PROTECT THE CONNECTION
PREFERRED CHARITIES Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Key Club participates with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals by sponsoring fundraising events. Key Club members also participate in service projects at their local children’s hospital
March of Dimes
For decades, Key Club has partnered with the March of Dimes to give every baby a healthy start. Key Club members raise thousands of dollars annually through various programs, including collecting change, holding dances and taking part in March of Dimes’ signature event, March for Babies.
UNICEF
Since 1994, Key Club has been Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF and over the years has raised nearly US$5 million for iodine deficiency programs worldwide and HIV and AIDS programs in Kenya and Swaziland. Now it’s helping The Eliminate Project.
Portland Area Seattle Area October 24-26th, 2014 November 7-9th, 2014 Camp Collins, Gresham Camp Sambica, Bellevue Register at www.key-leader.org Busy one weekend? The other camp isn’t that far. You can register ahead, click “pay later” and pay as late as at the camp
GET READY TO TAKE
SERVICE TO INFINITY AND BEYOND
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT KEY CLUB
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ANNUAL
DISTRICT CONVENTION
SEATTLE, WA | MARCH 13TH-15TH, 2015
“I’m looking forward to lots of candies <3” – Ben Yan, President of Newport KC
OFFICER OF THE MONTH ERIN SHERVEY Bulletin Editor Mt. Si High School
Worked and beautified Mt. Si Key Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bulletin board to help update members about upcoming service events and news
MEMBER OF THE MONTH ERIK NELSON
Member Issaquah High School Donated over $9000 worth of salmon to the Issaquah Kiwanis club for their Salmon Days fundraiser that happened earlier this month
THE BATMAN BOWL Points will be awarded throughout the year to each school based on completion of each criteria. The school with the most points at the end of the 2014-2015 term will receive an awesome ice cream/pizza/root beer float party!
Schools
Total points
SEPT Points
Bellevue
115 150 60 60 180 145 120 40 0 70
75 15 95 20 20 10 130 5 100 10 85 0 0 5 25
Interlake International Issaquah Liberty Mercer Island Mt Si Newport Sammamish Skyline
Attending Responding DCMS & New to members Newsletter
HOW TO EARN POINTS
Attending DCMs – 10 points per member Bringing a new member to a DCM – 5 points per member Responding to newsletter – 5 points per member Secretary report filled on time – 20 points Secretary reports turned in late (better late than never!) – 5 points Presidents update turned in on time – 10 points Monthly Newsletters – 20 points Miscellaneous – up to my description
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Club newsl etters
Interlake
President: Charlene Lam VP: Amy Park Secretary: Jennifer Kwak Treasurer: Nina Stash Bulletin Editor: Shayna Hallman
President: Aidan Brown VP: Jessica Li Secretary: Julia Chen Treasurer: Aurora BaysMuchmore Bulletin Editor: Miguel Monserate
CONTACT INFO
Bellevue
Liberty
Merce
President: Lauren Dodd VP: Zack Lui Secretary: Celine Chiu Treasurer: Aldrick Cabrera Bulletin Editor: Cassidy Larkin
Preside VP: Rile Secret Treasu Bulletin Jennife Public
Newport
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President: Ben Yan VP: Rose Li Secretary; Kayla Shin Treasurer: Zuzu Tang Bulletin Editor: Ivan Iturriga Fundraising Chair: Judi Wong
Preside VP: Eric Secret Treasu Bulletin
International
Issaquah
President: Naomi Ngo VP: Jasmine Zhu Secretary Rahma Kahmel Treasurer: Dylan Chang Bulletin Editor: Gillian Matthes
President: Adam Newton VP: Rachel Asistin Secretary: Megan Huang Treasurer: Christine Park Bulletin Editor: Nathan Nishi CSC: Lucy Huffman
er Island
ent: Aidan Wang ey Fang tary: Jasmine Louie urer: Dana He n Editors: Kayla Kim and er Chin city: Megan Lee
Mount Si President: Natalie Chow VP: Princeton See Secretary: Dylan Miller Treasurer: Hunter Hance Bulletin Editor: Erin Shervey Webmaster: Natasha Ng
mamish
Skyline
ent: Tina Liu c Chen tary: Jackie Song urer: Danielle McCormick n Editor: Brenda Li
President: Vidhi Singh VP: Josh Chu Secretary: Eric Zeng Treasurer: Erika Shing Bulletin Editor: Tiffany Wang Publicity: Jessica Ma Webmaster: Jessica He
DISTRICT CON INT’L BOARD MARIA PALAZOLLO
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ILLINOIS-EASTERN IOWA
DISTRICT BOARD
LISA ANTONIO District Governor
Lisaantonio.dgov@gmail.com
IK HOON JUNG
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District Secretary
Distric
ijungpnwsec@gmail.com
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ONTACT INFO KEVIN ZHANG
INTERNATIONAL VP PACIFIC NORTHWEST
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TASHRIMA HOSSAIN
PNW INT’L INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE
JENNY ZHANG
CLEO TSANG
District Editor
Convention Chair
97@gmail.com editorjennyzhang@gmail.com pnwconventionchair @gmail.com
Thanks for reading! Jenna Liang Lieutenant Governor of Division 28 Pacific Northwest Key Club Key Club International Liangjenna.ltg28@gmail.com 425.533.7091
Azan Sarosh Divisional Secretary Azan.sarosh@gmail.com 425.306.1464 Kelly Le Divisional Public Relations Officer Kellyle425@yahoo.com 206.877.3639
FOLLOW D28 ON IG @div28keyclub Answer this question to gain Batman points for your school! What has been your favorite fundraiser for the Eliminate Project?