Division 56: November 2017
Club Penguin Volume 5, Issue 8
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Table of Contents Letter from your Lt. G Important Dates Lieutenant Governor Interest Announcement Club Updates Club Service Spotlight Division 56 membership goal and resources Kiwanis Family Relations Update Running for Higher Office Nickelodeon Halo Movement Grant Connecting the Kiwanis Family Our Preferred Charities Division 56 Officers Executive Board
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Greetings From Your Lt.G November is the month of Thanksgiving, and although we should be thankful year round, Thanksgiving is a time to really reflect and think about the blessings you do have. First off, I just want to say that I’m so grateful for all of you guys. Thank you SO much for providing me with such an inspirational environment to be in. I could go on and on, but I’m afraid that we won’t have room to discuss the contents of this newsletter, so we’ll save that for another time… To begin, October was a busy month for all our clubs! Clubs participated in multiple events ranging from participating in trick or treat for UNICEF, local events, Kiwanis One Day, and more! Turn to pages 8-9 for pictures! In addition, the election season is almost upon us! If you have any interest at all in running for Lieutenant Governor, please contact me! I will coordinate an informational meeting for all who show interest, so you will feel fully prepared going into the election! I will also be releasing an official interest form later! Please reach out to me! In Love and Service,
Jane Tang Lieutenant Governor of Division 56 Pacific Northwest District Key Club International ltg56@pnwkeyclub.org (509) 432-8009
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Important Dates
5th of the month- Secretary Reports Due!/ PCM
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Lieutenant Governor interest announcement It’s time to start thinking about the prospect of running for Lieutenant Governor! I will be sending out an official interest form later, along with other informational materials! Please contact me for additional information!
Orofino
Club Updates a busy month for Orofino Key Club! On October 4th, we participated in a school wide fundraiser for KCCP week. We had a hat day where students were allowed to wear their hats indoors during school hours, a practice that is not normally allowed at OHS. In total, we raised $55 during this event for KCCP! On the 18th, we headed down to Clearwater Health and Rehab to decorate pumpkins with the elderly. Key Clubbers had fun helping out while serving their community! On Halloween, we set up a booth for our town's annual Trick or Treat Rockin' the Street event, where kids can safely trick or treat in downtown Orofino. We handed out candy and had a game for the kids to play! October has been busy, but November will prove to be even busier with our dedicated Key Clubbers! -Keelan Chen, Orofino President 6
Moscow Put on the blood drive and participated in Trick or Treat for UNICEF during the month of October. The events went well and we will be having a meeting soon to recap, regroup, and plan for further events. -Grant Clary, Moscow President
Pullman
The month of October was busy for Pullman. To start, we held our first meeting at the beginning of the month, with an excellent turnout. We also helped out with raking leaves at the cemetery for Kiwanis One Day on the 28th. Many Key Clubbers we're able to help with that, making it the job go faster. Our biggest event of the month was Trick-orTreat for UNICEF. We had over 50 clubbers come to raise money for UNICEF, and ended by raising $1969.75 to eliminate neonatal tetanus!! This event was also a really good opportunity to establish connections with our local CKI and K-Kids, and be involved in the community together. We're looking forward to a busy November! -Heema Koirala, Pullman President
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Club service spotlight
Orofino Key Clubbers Decorating Pumpkins at Clearwater Health and Rehab!
Pullman Key Clubbers Raking Leaves during Kiwanis One Day! Moscow Key Clubbers Participating in the blood drive!
Pullman Key Clubbers Having fun at Trick or Treat for UNICEF!
Orofino Key Clubbers handing out candy during local Halloween event!
Hey Division 56! If you did not already know, the Membership Growth & Reactivation Committee has made a Guidebook and Toolkit to help reach our divisional goal. The following can be found below. Use these resources to your advantage!
Click picture above to access the Membership Growth & Retention Toolkit
Click picture above to access the Membership Growth & Retention Guidebook
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Division 56 officers President- Heema Koirala Vice President- Mayyi Mahama Secretary- Symanthika Bose Treasurer- Briana Zhao Editor- Chris Park Outreach Director- Jacquie McAleer
President- Grant Clary Vice President- Kyle Clary Secretary- Savannah Rose Treasurer- Shane Spence Editor- Claire Mullin
President- Keelan Chen Vice President- Cooper Thomas Secretary- Nicole Sparano Treasurer- Hayden Zywina Editor- Clara Peterson 20
Executive Board Dmitri Saberi District Governor Pacific Northwest District Key Club International Email: governor@pnwkeyclub.org Phone: (509) 715-7475
Ashley Villanueva District Secretary Pacific Northwest District Key Club International p: 253-347-6676 | e: secretary@pnwkeyclub.org
Brian Nguyen Key Club International Pacific Northwest District District Treasurer E-mail: treasurer@pnwkeyclub.org Phone: (503) 954-5855
Kaho Otake District Editor Pacific Northwest District Key Club International p: (425) 221-7269 | e: editor@pnwkeyclub.org
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Until Next Time. Stay cool penguins!
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