The Monthly Howl
Volume: 5 Issue: 3
Division 54
Information about Division 54 Divisional Colors:Â Blue and Gray Divisional Mascot: Wolf 447 Members 12 Total Clubs PNW Key Club Division 54
Table of Contents A Letter to the Division New Committee Chairs Important Dates Upcoming Events Pasco Kiwanis Summer Projects Kiwanis Family Picnic New District Project
A Letter to the Division Hello! As promised, I have visited multiple Key Clubs throughout this month and gained increased communication with every club that I visit. The Officer Training Conference was a success! One of my top priorities this month is to get an idea of the summer projects that each club is conducting.
Grace Hartwig ltg54@pnwkeyclub.org
New Committee Chairs!
IMPORTANT DATES May 5th- Secretary Reports Due May 7th- Happy Birthday Key Club! May 10th- Divisional Newsletter is Released May 18th- Officer Training Conference May 19th- Kiwanis Family Picnic May 22nd- District Project Released
UPCOMING EVENTS June 1st- Presidential Council Meeting -Held at the Kiwanis Building in Kennewick at 5:30 PM June 5th- Secretary Reports Due June 10th- Divisional Newsletter Released Email me about upcoming summer projects that your club is a part of! ltg54@pnwkeyclub.org
Pasco Kiwanis Projects Fourth of July Float Decorating at 3:00 PM- Mermorial Park in Pasco at the Kiwanis Shelter. Fourth of July Parade- Be at Volunteer Park at 9:00 AM wearing your Key Club Shirts. Help pass out candy while walking in the parade. Fourth of July Pancake FeedMemorial Park in Pasco. Need help passing out and cleaning up. Starts at 7:00 AM and goes until 12:00 PM. Questions? bbkeltch@charter.net
Kiwanis Family Picnic On May 19th, there was a Kiwanis Family Picnic at Keewaydin Park in Kennewick. Members from Division 54 were invited to go meet Kiwanis family. Free food was provided and Key Club members helped provide water balloons, tug of war and checkers for the picnic games. Hopefully everyone who attended took advantage of the opportunity to get to know the Kiwanis family and the other Key Club members who attended!
New District Project Every year, the Pacific Northwest District chooses a new District Project for the 2018-2019 term. For example, last year the project was KCCP or the Kiwanis Child Cancer Project. As a District we raised over 42,000 dollars! This years District project is the Thirst Project! There will be more information on the next few pages.
Fundraising Ideas Brags- Members can pay whatever they want to talk about something that they have accomplished in their life or something that they are proud of. All proceeds would go to the District Project. Pie in the Face- Members can pay whatever they can to pie the officers and advisors of their club in the face. Whatever your club can do to help is appreciated!