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NYDKC Division 11 | Volume VI | Issue VI
FEATURED IN THE JANUARY
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lieutenant governor’s greeting
divisional EVents recaps
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district events Updates
district and international partners
Y NEWSLETTER
07 District Goals and updates
17 Additional Updates
Lieutenant Governor Kiln's Greeting Happy January! Happy Lunar New Year! We are officially done with midterms! I hope you all are ready for the next semester! In two months, we will be saying goodbye to this service year and welcoming the new service year at our annual Leadership Training Conference. I hope to see you all there!
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January Divisional Recap! Thank you to everyone who came to the January Divisional! I hope you all had a wonderful break and learned about our annual Leadership Training Conference and are all interested in attending! Additionally, I hope that the Awards Booklet has been helpful to you all. Please apply for awards. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask! Here is the QR code for the presentation if you would like references! Unfortunately, I was unable to present this at the divisional, but I hope it will be useful to you all!
A WARM WINTER Special thank you for Eagle Academy for all pictures!
The first month of the new decade in New York City has been blistering cold. Yet, D11 Key Clubbers like Eagle Academy's have warmed up the community with their kind service and evergrowing presence in Key Club!
"I'm honestly so happy to see eagle academy grow so quickly in the past few years. Showing up in a large, present group to divisional meetings and engaging in community service." -Kiln Chen D11 LTG
Jan Divisional
Common Pantry: "Our first official service event," said Eagle Academy President Nasir Dorsey
SERVICE SPOTLIGHT: COMMON PANTRY Nasir Dorsey, Eagle Academy
We had recently finalized our roster so we wanted to start volunteering as soon as possible. The common pantry was a possibility that was brought up multiple times in the past so we knew it was good place to start. When we arrived on site, we were split up into two different groups. One group that handled the food directly and another group that took orders from families. We got to interact with many other volunteers and many families that came in. By the end of the day, we ended up providing hundreds of people with meals.
leadership training
New York District Updates
conference
This year's theme for LTC is the "Roaring 2o20s"! Dates: March 27-29, 2020 Location: Desmond Hotel in Albany
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the empire key
Check out the November + December Empire Key, by District Bulletin Editor, Angelo Lontok! Check it out on Issuu or here!
LEADERSHIP TRAINING CONFERENCE Speak to your club president or myself about attending!
Leadership Training Conference, or LTC, is an annual gathering of Key Clubbers from all over New York to celebrate a successful service year and the beginning of a new one. Be part of a three-day, two-night leadership experience. Participate in workshops, network with other Key Club members, elect district-wide officers, and enjoy a high spirited, fun-filled weekend. Registration is now open! Club Presidents, be sure to collect names of people who are interested in attending and register online with your club faculty advisor!
interested in applying and winning awards? Every year, New York District gives out over 100 awards to clubs and individuals who have served so diligently as members of their schools and communities. Our initiative is to commend those individuals and clubs that have gone above and beyond in caring for the community, demonstrating leadership, building character, and staying inclusive to all. If you are a member, committee member, committee head, or board member, there is an award for everyone. Clubs can apply for awards as a whole, which are presented to the club at our annual Leadership Training Conference. Please read the Awards Booklet here for more information!
please email me at division11@nydkc.org if you have any questions
Governor's Project
District Projects
The Special Olympics is an international sports organization for people with intellectual and physical disabilities for all ages, promoting inclusion and health.
District Project
Project Semicolon is an organization focusing on mental health, Their goal is to prevent suicide through increased education and awareness of this public issue.
Kamp Kiwanis
This is a wilderness camp that seeks to provide children, including those with special needs, with a unique camping experience filled with team- building exercises.
Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Center
These centers in North Shore, Brooklyn, Albany, and Buffalo provide emergency treatment for children, preventing deaths and disabilities with proper care
Kiwanis Pediatric Lyme Disease Foundation
This organization helps pay for medical treatment for children with Lyme Disease, a brain disease caused by bacteria often from a deer tick.
Thirst Project
The Thirst Project seeks to provide clean drinking water to communities around the world, focusing on bringing water to the entirety of Eswatini by 2022!
President's Project
The Eliminate Project is a joint effort between Kiwanis and UNICEF to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus worldwide.
International Projects Children's Miracle Network
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals raises money to support children's hospitals, research, and to raise awareness of children's health issues.
March of Dimes
UNICEF
March of Dimes addresses health threats to both mothers and children by education both medical professionals and the public, supporting research and providing comfort and support to families.
UNICEF is an organization within the United Nations dedicated to children. The organization works in developing countries to provide healthcare, education, and safe water and sanitation.
K Corps
Project Happiness
K Corps is a youth exchange program for Key Clubbers organized with Kiwanis International, working with Japanese host families.
Project Happiness is committed to promoting mental wellness through resources based on neuroscience, psychology, and mindfulness.
We hope to see you at the Desmond Hotel for the 72nd Leadership Training Conference!