KEY CLUB
A Daily Dose Of Nectar
April 2016
Division 58 Volume 4 Issue 1
Table of Contents
1. Table of Contents 2. Calendar 3. Letter From Your LTG 4. April DCM 5-8. Meet the New Executive Officers 9. Key Club 101 10. Preferred Charities
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Calendar April 2016 Sunday
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April DCMs Secretary Report
Club Report
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Letter From Your LTG Heyo, Division 58! I know a lot of you don’t know me but I’m Joshika Suresh; your official LTG for 2016-2017 term! At the beginning of this year I had no clue what Key Club until I was appointed LTG. I went off to Portland, Oregon for three days with others LTGs from other divisions and I was surprised to find out about how enthusiastic everyone was. Ever since I was little I’ve known I wanted to help others and I had no clue where to start. Now I know that joining key club was the right thing for me. This year I decided to change our mascot from the Spartans to the Humming-Birds. This bird represents courage, determination, joy, and all things good. Hummingbirds are a great representation of us because as key club members, we work hard to bring joy and happiness to our community through our hard work and passion to make a difference. So I hope you all challenge yourself to make a difference in someone's life this year. I look forward to working with you all this year and motivating you amazing members to push yourself to help others! I really appreciate this opportunity and I could not ask for anything better this year. Don’t hesitate to contact me during my term! I’ll work my hardest to make key club an amazing experience for you all! Thank you!
In love and service, Joshika Suresh Lieutenant Governor of Division 58 suresh.joshika@gmail.com (509) 768-4791
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April DCM There will be two DCMs this month that will be held to get to know the new officers that will be installed on April 11th. I look forward to working with these amazing people and getting to know them as wee grow the club together.
Where: Moses Lake High School Choir Room
When : 7:30pm New Divisional officers: President – Aditya Sharma Secretary – Sara Shateri Treasurer – Yasmin Shateri Editor – Karlye Shank Spirit Coordinator- Aimee Cox
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Juliet Yu – District Governor Hello Pacific Northwest District Key Clubbers, My name is Juliet Yu and I’m your 2016-2017 District Governor. I am both honored and thrilled to serve alongside the PNW District Board and with caring leaders like you! Being apart of Key Club has been one of the best experiences in my life and I can’t wait to continue this in our Pacific Northwest District! For our journey together, I truly believe this year will be one of the greatest the Pacific Northwest District has ever seen. By taking the steps of Service, Unity and a Kiwanis Family plan, we will see the heart of Key Club, connection of our district, and reminders of our past/inspirations for our future. One of my mottos in life is “We over Me.” We together are equals in creating an impact and change for this year and beyond. It’s not about me, myself or I. We are all Key Clubbers with passion of calling Key Club our adventure. So please feel free to message me anytime via email, Facebook message or phone on any questions you have or if you want to talk. In love and service, Juliet Yu Juliet Yu Pacific Northwest District Governor Key Club International (253) 218-5979 julietyu.pnwgov@gmail.com
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Bryan Lee – District Treasurer
Hey Pacific Northwest District Key Clubbers! My name is Bryan Lee and I am honored to have the opportunity to serve you as your District Treasurer for the 2016-17 term. My goal this year is to serve and increase connection with Lieutenant Governors and you, the members. Through my quarterly Treasurer newsletters, I hope to provide you the opportunity to learn and engage with the District. Similarly, I look to increase contact with your Lt.Gs to ensure they have the information necessary to help you. Throughout these past 3 years, I have had the opportunity to personally serve at every level in Key Club up to the District, and one message that has never lost strength is the importance of assisting the members. If you have any questions this year, don’t hesitate to contact me: I’m still a Key Club member like you, and I’m only a message away. In Caring and Service, Bryan Lee Pacific Northwest District Treasurer Key Club International bryanlee.pnwtreasurer@gmail.com (971) 258-7236
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Audrey Chow – District Editor Hello PNW! My name is Audrey Chow and I am your 2016 - 2017 District Editor. As an avid Key Clubber and a bit of a Photoshop geek, I am beyond excited to serve in a position where I am able to capture and curate your hard work in our district newsletter, THE ESPRESSO. I plan on publishing four seasonal publications during my term, in addition to making divisional newsletters more accessible for the rest of the district. With the spirit and eagerness to serve still buzzing from DCON, I am confident that great days are ahead of us. Work together, lend a hand where you can, and show the world that you are “Proud ‘N’ Willing to Serve!” Also, if you ever need help or you just want to talk, don’t be afraid to say hello. Especially you, bulletin editors! In Service and Compassion, Audrey Chow Pacific Northwest District Editor Key Club International (604) 831-0101 audreychow.pnweditor@gmail.com
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Amy Hung – Convention Chair
Greetings Pacific Northwest District, I'm Amy Hung and I will be your Convention Chair for the 2016-2017 service year. Through my experiences, I plan to make DCON 2017 an even greater DCON than the year before. A goal of mine for Convention is to increase attendance and to strengthen workshops for all attendees. From serving as a member, club officer, Convention Aide, and now Convention Chair, I have learned that us Key Clubbers, all have the same objective. We all work together to make a difference in our home, schools, and communities. Like the great Troy Bolton once said, “we’re all in this together!” If you have questions about this upcoming District Convention, please feel free to contact me through Facebook, text, call, or email! In Love and Service, Amy Hung 2016-2017 Convention Chair Pacific Northwest District Key Club International 253.353.5496 pnwconventionchair@gmail.com
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Key Club 101
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Preferred Charities
Unicef - From distributing lifesaving aid to children in the aftermath of World War II to fighting Ebola, UNICEF has been working for children for almost 70 years.
Children’s Miracle Network – Children's Miracle Network Hospitals is North American non-profit organization that raises funds for children's hospitals, medical research and community awareness of children's health issues.
March of Dimes - The March of Dimes Foundation is a United States nonprofit organization that works to improve the health of mothers and babies.
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