IHS Key Club June 2016 Newsletter

Service in the Spotlight: How can you serve your community this summer?

News from the Independence High School Key Club- Frisco, Texas

Independence Insight

Want to get involved in the community this summer? Check out these opportunities!

Organization:

Website/Address:

Contact:

Dallas Public Library Study Buddy

https://www.volgistics.com/ ex/portal.dll/ap? ap=1020232491

Not Available

Our Daily Bread Food Pantry- Individual

Not Available

(214) 535-7513 (214) 375-0495

Our Daily Bread Food Pantry- Families

www.cocinc.org

(214) 371-2633 lbarree@aol.com

Dallas Public Library Volunteer Orientation

www.dallaslibrary.org

(214) 671-9206 volunteer@dallaslibrary2.org

Dallas Public Library Mayor’s Summer Reading Club

https://www.volgistics.com/ ex/portal.dll/ap? ap=1020232491

Not Available

Crossroads Community Services

http://www.ccsdallas.org/

(214) 560-2511 x403

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science

http:// www.perotmuseum.org/ about-the-perot/Volunteer/ discovery-corps.html

Not Available

City Square Food Pantry

http://www.citysquare.org/ join-the-fight/

(214) 303-2111

Buckner Foundation

http://www.buckner.org/ volunteer

(214) 758-8141

Operation Care International

http:// www.operationcareinternati onal.org/volunteer/

(972) 681-3567

Family Gateway

http://familygateway.org/ volunteer/

(214) 823-4500 x106

Heifer International-Dallas

http://www.heifer.org/

Not Available

Miracle League of Frisco

http:// friscomiracleleague.org/

(214) 295-6411

THANKs

http://www.cpdtx.org/ default.asp?contentID=58

(214) 624-7585

Soup Mobile, Inc.

http:// www.soupmobile.org/

Not Available

Junior Volunteer

http://www.tsrhc.org/ junior-volunteer-program

(214) 559-7825

Official Newsletter of Independence High School Key Club Volume l

Issue 3

1 June 2016

Letter from the Secretary:

Table of Contents:

Hey guys welcome to Key club! I’m so excited to be an officer this year and be able to see the awesome things that all of us can do!

We have so many great service opportunities available to us and I can’t wait to get started. I hope that by the end of the year, you will come to love this club just as much as I do! :) -Macy Shult

Featured Project……………….1 Letters from the Officers………2 Upcoming Events………………3 Officer Bios and Contact……4-5 Pictures…………………………6

Contact Us! E-mail: ihsknightskeyclub@gmail.com Facebook: Independence HS Key Club

Letter from the Editor: Hey Key Clubbers! I hope you are having a SPECTACULAR summer, and have found some time to serve in the community! We are working on creating and exciting and fun upcoming Key Club year for you guys, and I can’t wait for us to get started! I hope you have a great rest of your summer!

Yours in Service, Keaton Hippler

Twitter: @ihskeyclub

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2 June 2016

Upcoming Events DATE:

TIME:

EVENT:

JULY 28, 2016

2-4 PM (COME AND GO AS YOU PLEASE)

DQ MIRACLE TREAT DAY SOCIAL

HOURS:

LOCATION:

KEY CLUB SPONSORE D:

N/A

8890 Preston Rd, Frisco, N/A TX 75034

Please continue to watch Twitter, Facebook, and Remind 101 for any other updates!

Official Newsletter of Independence High School Key Club Volume l

Issue 3

3 June 2016

Meet the Officers Name: Anjika Bhalla

Name: Satya Boddu

Grade: 11th

Grade: 11th

Position: President

Position: Vice President

Satya is in the 10th grade and is our Vice President for the 2016-2017 Key Club year. Satya is involved in DECA and loves playing basketball. Satya’s favorite movie is Tangled, and her favorite ice cream flavor is cookies and cream. Her favorite service project with Key Club is Kids Against Hunger!

Satya is super excited for this upcoming Key Club year and is excited to serve you!

Anjika is in the 10th grade and is our President this year. Anjika is involved in many things outside of Key Club including: Tennis, Debate, Youth and Government, and DECA. Anjika enjoys watching One Tree Hill in her spare time. Her favorite Key Club activity is selling Candy Grams.

P.S. Her favorite candy is Sour Patch Kids.

Name: Macy Shult

Name: Melissa Wang

Grade: 11th

Grade: 11th

Position: Secretary

Position: Secretary

Macy is in 10th grade and will be one of our Secretaries this year. Macy is involved with her church, HOSA, FCA, and Cross Country outside of school.

Macy’s favorite Key Club activity is Kids Against Hunger and her favorite candy is Dark Chocolate.

Melissa is in the 10th grade and will be one of our secretaries this year. Melissa is involved in several things outside of Key Club including: Orchestra, and other volunteering outside of Key Club. Melissa works during her spare time and likes to spend time enjoying her youth. Melissa enjoys getting to be directly involved with all of the members.

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4 June 2016

Name: Grace Zhou

Name: Keaton Hippler

Grade: 10th

Grade: 11th

Position: Treasurer

Position: Editor

Grace Zhou is in the 9th grade and is our Treasurer this year. Grace is involved in Orchestra outside of Key Club. Her favorite Key Club activity is Kids Against Hunger and she looks forward to serving you over the next year!

Keaton is in the 10th grade and is the Editor for our club this year. Keaton is involved in theatre, NHS, and his church choir. His favorite Key Club activity is Kids Against Hunger, and getting to be involved with you has the members.

P.S. His favorite candy is Peanut M&Ms

Name: Ankit Shah

Name: Mrs. Miller

Grade: 12th

Name: Mrs. Hippler

Position: Public Relations

Position: Sponsors

Mrs. Miller was born and raised in California and has lived in Arizona, and Texas. She has been teaching for 25 years. Mrs. Miller’s favorite thing about Key club is that it is entirely student led and she loves getting to see students come together and change the world!

Ankit is a junior at IHS and will be our Public Relations Officer this year.

Ankit is also involved in Band. Ankit’s favorite Key Club event is Kids Against Hunger. He looks forward to serving you as the Public Relations Officer this year!

A native Texan, Mrs. Hippler cannot imagine living anywhere other than the “Lone Star State”. She has been teaching for 25 years and has been directly involved in Key Club for 17 of those years. Mrs. Hippler most enjoys watching students become life-long community service volunteers.

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5 June 2016

Pictures

Our Key Club officers have a planning meeting for the 2016-2017 school year during the first week of summer. They came up with many fun, new, and exciting ideas for the following year!

If you have read this far, send me an email at keaton.hippler.324@k12.friscoisd.org . You will receive a prize at the first meeting of the year! (you must be present at the meeting to get your prize)

Official Newsletter of Independence High School Key Club Volume l

Issue 3

6 June 2016