Division 32 October Newsletter by Jenny Feng

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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF DIVISION 32 VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 4 | OCTOBER 2014

IN THIS ISSUE

04 greetings 05 the spirit stick 06 treasurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s update 08 key dates 10 dcm recap 11 october dcm 12 TOTFU information 13 worldwide day of play 14 point system 16 district project 17 preferred charities 18 district convention 19 key leader 20 key club 101 22 club spotlight 28 key club week 30 contact info

The Holiday season is coming up— with it, the anticipation of delicious food, a cozy bed to sleep in, and lots of presents and candy. However, not everyone in our community—or our world— has the privilege of such a holiday season experience. As Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or whatever holidays you celebrate draw near, please don’t forget that this is the prime time for service. Whether it’s trick-ortreating for UNICEF, creating turkey baskets, holding a holiday food drive, or providing presents for those who won’t have any, remember that you can make a difference in someone’s life this holiday season.

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from your lieutenant governor Hello my dear Division, In the past month, I have had the privilege of visiting meetings of all eight clubs in our division. I can definitely say that club visits are one of my favorite parts of serving as your Lieutenant Governor— being able to experience firsthand the traditions of your different clubs as well as meet members from all around was truly remarkable. From the spirit of Hazen Key Clubbers, the friendliness of Renton, the impressiveness of Kentwood’s growth, the beloved traditions of my home club, Kentridge, to the hilarious personalities of Lindbergh, the dedication to caring at Kent-Meridian, the organization at Tahoma, and the great fun at Kentlake. Each and every one of you, every member, officer, and adviser— has something different and unique to offer to Key Club. You all continue to impress me with your firey Division 32 Dragon spirit and passion for service, and it is such an honor to serve you all. As the holiday season approaches, let’s get bundled up for Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, holiday food drives, and festive DCMs! Once again, if you ever have any questions, comments, or concerns, I am yours in service.

In love and service,

Jenny Feng 4

Lieutenant Governor of Division 32 Pacific Northwest District of Key Club International Fengjenny.ltg32@gmail.com 425-444-4963

PRESENTING... The Seattle Rally Spirit Stick! The decoration of the spirit stick is ALMOST FINISHED! We have decided to model it after the dragon cannon in the Disney movie, Mulan. Everyone will have a chance to sign their name on the spirit stick at the October DCM. Photo Credits: Jojo Saunders

TREASURERS! A message from your district treasurer 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

A MESSAGE from your international trustee Hey, Pacific Northwest! My name is Tashrima Hossain, and I’d like to introduce myself as the new International Trustee for your district. It is such an honor to be in your service, primarily by ensuring that your voices are heard at the international level during the upcoming year. I’m excited to join the PNW moose; I’ve already received so much enthusiasm from the Board, I’ve heard many great things about PNW, and I can’t wait to see all the great achievements your district has in store. To let you know a little about myself, I am from Cypress, Texas, which is a suburban area adjacent to the Houston border. In addition to Key Club, I devote much of my time to debate and Student Council— which often leaves with very little time for sleep! As a result, I’m a bit of a grandma, and I like spending much of my free time sleeping, reading, or just hanging out with friends. For those of you who would like to know more about my duties as International Trustee, I have a few basic responsibilities: attending International Board meetings, participating in a maximum of two district visits, and acting as a representative of the international level of Key Club. In addition, Governor Lisa and I completed a Governor-Trustee agreement, which identified the main expectations Lisa has of me, as your district’s Trustee; many of said goals revolve around constant communication and building positive Sister District relations—all of which are means to ensure that I effectively represent your views on the international level. Additionally, I serve with Jenalee Beazley, Rip Livingston, Liz Moore, and Nicole Lema on the Growth and Communications Committee. There, we predominantly focus on fostering a connection between advisors and Kiwanis clubs, making Key Club a school-wide name, creating a “cool factor” for Key Club, empowering local clubs to publicize their work, creating a strategic growth plan for KCI, and creating an annual club census. We already have a very specific set of goals and action steps for the first quarter; I plan to update you all with any progress in that arena. During my term, I will stay committed to the goals I campaigned with, but more than that, I intend to actively serve as a resource for you all. If you have questions about amendments, elections, service, or general Key Club knowledge, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’m here as a resource, friend, and assistant in any way you may need. Call me, email me, Facebook me— I’m always ready to lend a hand. Tashrima Hossain International Trustee Georgia, KIWIN'S, & Pacific-Northwest tashrima.hossain.kc@gmail.com

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SEPTEMBER DCM RECAP OFFICER TRAINING RECAP On Friday, September 19th, Division 32 officers gathered at the Maple Valley Library for a training. There was an officer present from EVERY club in our division! In addition to this, there were two members who attended, Raymond Nguyen and Carolyn Phung. These two dedicated members show true potential for future leadership in Key Club! If you would like to view the Powerpoint and the handout from my training, you can access them here: HANDOUT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BvuqA8Q5w-XfETdY9w6vkR6muqA_xoaLcVUnTlIpPU/pub

POWERPOINT: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwVDyx46IMAAbzNJVFp4ZU05OUE/view? usp=sharing

SPIRIT STICK MAKING PARTY RECAP On September 27th, our division began the decoration of the Seattle Rally Spirit Stick. More details of the spirit stick are located on page 5! At future DCMs, you will have a chance to sign your name on the bottom portion of the spirit stick. We will be able to take our spirit stick to future rallies, joint DCMs, and District Convention to showcase the fiery spirit of the Division 32 Dragons!

OCTOBER DCM INFO

WHAT: Pumpkin Carving DCM! BYOP: Bring your own pumpkins! WHEN: Sunday, October 26th WHERE: 15025 SE 171st St. Renton 98058 Pumpkin Carving is a tradition in Division 32. Before Halloween this year, we will gather to check up on our progress with Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, conduct other divisional business, get to know each other, carve pumpkins together, and just have fun! This is also an opportunity to sign the spirit stick if you have not already. We will be having a competition this year! Whoever carves the best Key Club-related pumpkin will win a special prize.

DID YOU KNOW? A proud participant in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF since 1994, Key Club has raised more than US$6 million for child survival and development programs around the world—from efforts to eliminate iodine deficiency disorder to HIV/AIDS initiatives in Kenya and Swaziland. Starting in 2012 Key Club joined other Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs to Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF to raise money for The Eliminate Project.

Clubs that raise and submit more than US$250 by December 31, 2014, will receive a special banner patch. So don’t forget to send in the funds you raise by the deadline!

FUNDRAISING IDEAS: http://sites.kiwanis.org/Kiwanis/en/ theELIMINATEproject/SLP/TrickortreatforUNICEF/Fundraisingideas_TOT.aspx

Once you’ve collected all of your donations, send a check or money order (made payable to the Kiwanis International Foundation) and your completed gift form to: The Eliminate Project: Campaign Office Kiwanis International Foundation 3636 Woodview Trace Indianapolis, IN 46268 USA ATTN: Trick-or-Treat

Be sure to write your club name or club number on the memo line of the check.

On September 20th, the Division 32 Projects Committee, under the direction of Jessica Lou, worked hard to put Nickelodeonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Worldwide Day of Play (WWDOP), our first fundraiser, into action! Starting off the day with a classic game of Capture the Flag, people from all around gathered to celebrate WWDOP. Afterwards, everyone had a BLAST with Bumble Bubble Soccer! We raised a total of $171 towards the Eliminate Project, enough to save the lives of 95 mothers and their future children! Congratulations to the Projects Committee, and thank you for your amazing dedication to service!

As the Division 32 DRAGONS, we make everything hot and TOASTY with our FIRE! How do we add this fire? By being exemplary Key Clubbers— by saving babies, by growing our clubs, by connecting with our K-Family, by promoting Key Club! If you’ll allow me the expression, et us TOAST our toast so that it can actually be toast! If we earn 1000 points by DCON, the Lieutenant Governor will be subject to “punishment”, and the division will get some kind of reward. (the specifics of that are to be decided later!) Additional ways to earn points may be added on along the way.

SEPTEMBER: 20 Points: DCM with at least 35 attendees 43 Points: Money raised for Eliminate 6 Points: Kiwanis Meetings 5 Points: All Presidents submitted reports by the 7th (late) 5 Points: All VPs submitted their reports by the 7th (late)

HOW TO EARN POINTS: For every member that pays dues above the total member count your club had last year, 1 point For every meeting with above 50% member attendance, 5 points For every DCM with at least 25 attendees, 10 points For every DCM with at least 35 attendees, 20 points For every $.10 raised for the Eliminate Project, 1 point For every $.10 raised for a preferred charity, 1 point For every Kiwanis meeting attended by any member or officer, 3 points For any month that every secretary submits their report on time, 30 points (Late but all = 5 points) For any month that every president submits their report on time, 30 points (Late but all = 5 points) For any month that every vice-president submits their report on time, 30 points (Late but all = 5 points) For every non-Key Clubber friend you bring to a DCM, 5 points For every club that submits Early Bird dues, 50 points

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals) is a nonprofit organization that raises money to benefit hospitalized kids while increasing awareness of its member 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. The mission of the March of Dimes is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. Key Club members raise thousands of dollars annually through various programs, including collecting change and taking part in March of Dimes’ signature event, March for Babies. 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.

PNW KEY LEADER DATES: Portland Area Oct. 24-26 Camp Collins, Gresham

Seattle Area: Nov. 7-9 Camp Sambica, Bellevue

What is Key Club? Mission statement Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.

The core values of Key Club International are leadership, character building, caring and inclusiveness.

Our pledge: I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the Objects of Key Club International; to build my home, school and community; to serve my nation and God; and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT PNW MASCOT: MORTIMER THE MOOSE PNW COLOR: FUSCHIA

PNW Divisions, Mascots, and LTGs AYN- Polar Bears (Hannah Dew) AYS- Eskimo (Alex Culbert) 9- Narwhal (Jasmair Bains) 18-Salmon (Pranav Arya) 13/15/17- Ninja Pandas (Patricia Xie) 20m - Lions (Esther Chong) 19/36- Whale (Ramneet Kaur) 20i- Samurai (Ria Bains) 21- Bee (Selina Nguyen) 22/24- Red Panda (Lilliam Sam) 26- Unicorns (Kevin Ngo) 27- Toucans (Josh Kim) 28- Batman (Jenna Liang) 30- Jelly fish (Jaskirat Kaur) 32- Dragons (Jenny Feng) 33- Kraken (Greg Park) 34- Sharks (Ayane Kawaai) 35- Tigers (Tyler Bosser) 38- Stars (Georgette Lugalia) 42 Coastal- Orca (Marshall Ferre)

42 Valley- Orca (Bradlee Thielen) 44- Butterflies (Christina Chow) 45- Owl (Jocylin Binkier) 46- Zebra (Autumn Solomon) 48- Super-heroes (Brandon Webb) 50- Platypus (Jayleen Leon) 52 - Minions (Teresa Bendito) 54- Wolf (Bailey Duran) 56- Penguins (Patrick Old) 58- Cactus (Allyson Weaver) 62- Panthers (Tran Hoang) 64- Dinosaurs (Dorothy Wang) 65- Turtle (Tasmia Ahmed) 66- Giraffe (Brian Le) 68- Flamingos (Johnathan Kendall) 70- Elephants (Jimin Lee) 72- Party Animals (Rebecca Luh) 74- Chipmunks (Daisy Marshall) 80- Lady Bugs (Karla Bedolla) 82- Bunnies (Rochelle Banta)

So far this school year, KENTLAKE KEY CLUB has been off to a great start! Our clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attendance has grown from 5-10 people showing up to meetings regularly last year, to an average of 58. For service projects, our club has volunteered for National Public Lands Day at Lake Fenwick. There, we pulled out weeds and helped to keep the plant life from taking over the trail. Our next service event will be held on the 11th for ReLeaf at Clark Lake Park. We are also getting our club ready for trick-or-treat for UNICEF, donation boxes are being placed in every classroom. Submitted by Alexa Agustiano, Bulletin Editor of Kentlake Key Club

KENTWOOD KEY CLUB has had an amazing start off to the year! New members have amazed the officers with how quick, ready, and excited they are to volunteer more than we have ever seen before. One of the projects we recently had was the Covington Curriculum Elementary Night. We had a 5th/6th grade partner and we both we assigned areas to help lost parents around the school. We also helped hold doors, direct traffic, set up rooms, and clean up the rooms. Through this experience, we got to connect with the students and staff of Covington Elementary, which lead to strong bond between our schools. We finally ended with the Key Club chant and our passion for service really shined through! Submitted by Nancy Tran, President of Kentwood Key Club

So far this school year, Kentlake Key Club has been off to a great start! Our clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attendance has grown from 5-10 people showing up to meetings regularly last year, to an average of 58. For service projects, our club has volunteered for National Public Lands Day at Lake Fenwick. There, we pulled out weeds and helped to keep the plant life from taking over the trail. Our next service event will be held on the 11th for ReLeaf at Clark Lake Park. We are also getting our club ready for trick-or-treat for UNICEF, donation boxes are being placed in every classroom.

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One of many fun projects that LINDBERGH KEY CLUB had in the month of September was the Take a Warrior Fishing event at Coulon Park with Renton High School Key Club. At this event we sorted life vests, fitted them onto kids and adults, handed out fishing gear, set up chairs and tables, and set up the food area. Our main task was to look after the kids who were too young to go fishing with their families. We only had two toddlers to look after and they were just adorable. We pushed them around in their stroller, fed them snacks, swung them on the swings, and played with them at the playground. The event was overall a success and we all had a great time serving our community with each other! Submitted by Justin Danao, President of Lindbergh Key Club

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RENTON KEY CLUBâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities so far consist of meetings. At meetings, we focus on introducing the basics & forming a routine for both members & also officers. We are forming a close community for our club as we continue having a friendly, casual atmosphere during each meeting, this promoting people to continue coming & enjoying it. Now that we've passed the introduction stage, we are gradually presenting more volunteer opportunities. Since it is October, we will include events relating to fall, Halloween & breast cancer awareness. We also are planning to include more fundraisers for our club, though we still are brainstorming ideas. One goal of fundraising is to have more members go to DCON by reducing the cost. We would like for members to experience the fun & become more involved. Submitted by Kim Tran, Bulletin Editor of Renton Key Club

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CONTACT INFORMATION

DISTRICT GOVERNOR Lisa Antonio Division 28 lisaantonio.dgov@gmail.com

DISTRICT SECRETARY Ik Hoon Jung Division 65 ijungpnwsec@gmail.com

DISTRICT TREASURER Aneesh Pappu Division 56 apappu97@gmail.com DISTRICT EDITOR Jenny Zhang Division 32 editorjennyzhang@gmail.com CONVENTION CHAIR Cleo Tsang Division 32 pnwconventionchair@gmail.com DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR John Jay jmjay@comcast.net ASSISTANT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR Tom Saunders tom@saunders-appraisal.com INTERNATIONAL TRUSEE Tashrima Hossain tashrima.hossain.kc@gmail.com

APPOINTED OFFICERS: Communications Director: Anav Gagneja Membership Growth: Suvir Copparam K-Family and International Relations: Athena Sok

DIVISION 32 CLUB OFFICERS President: Justin Danao Justin.danao118@gmail.com Vice President: Jessica Tiamzon jessicatiamzon@gmail.com Secretary: Lisa Lai liissaa425@live.com Treasurer: Efrain Velasco efrainvelasco97@yahoo.com Bulletin Editor: Kenji Nicholson kenjilee102@gmail.com

President: Emily Yoshioka eyoshi14@gmail.com Vice President: Carina Tran carinatran16@yahoo.com Secretary: Kim Anh Tran Kimtran.79@gmail.com Treasurer: Tony Vo ttvo1022@gmail.com Bulletin Editor: Kim Tran kimthegrandmaster@gmail.com

President: Cindy Truong cindytruong1717@gmail.com Vice President: Jacquelin Huang jacquelinhuang@live.com Secretary: Constance La constancexla@gmail.com Treasurer: Crystal Tam crystaljtam8@msn.com Bulletin Editor: Jonathan Dieu jman6768@gmail.com

President: Natalie Cerna ncerna77@gmail.com Vice President: Katarina Hunt khulagirl@gmail.com Secretary: Katie Sherick ksherick855@go.tahomasd.us Treasurer: Danae Golding danaegolding@gmail.com Bulletin Editor: Anne Sweeney Smiley.sweeny@msn.com

President: Emily Ly smartyrice@gmail.com Vice President: Bryan Raganot time4eggs@yahoo.com Secretary: Elise Nguyen Nguyen.elisexkm@gmail.com Treasurer: Kimberly Ly itsKimberlyLy@hotmail.com Bulletin Editor: Kelsey Tran kelseysaywha123@gmail.com Public Relations: Calvin Nguyen calvinnguyen356@yahoo.com

President: Michelle Nguyen Michelle.N261@gmail.com Vice President: Jessica Lou Jlou.xu@gmail.com Secretary: Kathleen Nguyen nguyen.kathleen@rocketmail.com Treasurer: Naomi Cho Naomi.cho@hotmail.com Bulletin Editor: Denny Tran denny-tran@hotmail.com Historian: Jojo Saunders SaundersnotSanders@gmail.com

President: Nancy Tran tran.nancy@aol.com Vice President: Sarah Turner skturner011@gmail.com Secretary: Truman Ngo Hieuasdfghjkl@gmail.com Treasurer: Peter Da peterda6@gmail.com Bulletin Editor: Connor Chinn Chunwenfei97@gmail.com

President: Zia Wanalista zwanalis@gmail.com Vice President: Hieu Nguyen hieutnguyens@gmail.com Secretary: Abbie Descargar abbie0728@comcast.net Treasurer: Bannysa La Torre Banbeasa@yahoo.com Bulletin Editor: Alexa Agustiano alexa.agustiano@yahoo.com

LT. GOVERNOR

Jenny Feng FengJenny.ltg32@gmail.com 425-444-4963

AREA ADMINISTRATOR Sue Owens Division 32/33 Key Club

KIWANIS LTG: Greg Smith Div. 32 Lt. Governor, 2014-2015

THANKS FOR READING! -Jenny Feng Lieutenant Governor Division 32 Pacific Northwest District Key Club International