The Kraken- Vol 5 Issue 2 (May)

Volume 5 Issue 2

The kraken Key club international Pnw district Division 33

Hey Krakens! I hope everyone had a fabulous April!

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Email me pictures at ltg33@pnwkeyclub.org

Table Of Contents

LTG Greetings

03

Connect w/ Us

04

Month in Review

05

Member HighlightAndy Ros’ KC Story

06

April DCM Recap

07

May DCM

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Our Club Officers

09

Reports

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10 Reasons to Join KC

12

What is D33?

13

What is PNW District? 14 2018-2019 District Board

15

K-Family

17

Preferred Charities

18

Hello From Your LTG What’s Kraken, D33?

Hey lovely people of Division 33! I hope you all had a wonderful April. Can you believe we are less than TWO MONTHS away from summer? Wow, this school year has really flown by. With all the stressful exams and everyday school grind, I hope you are staying strong- we’re almost there!

I want to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who came out to the April DCM. I hope you had a fun time. And for those of you who were unable to attend, don’t worry, we have our MAY JOINT DCM coming up on the 23rd!

I appreciate all the support you all have given me already- Division 33 is THE BEST Division everrr <3. Please remember that I’m always here for your questions and concerns, or just to chat.J I love you guys so much!

In Love and Service,

Kyoko Hall Lieutenant Governor of Division 33 Pacific Northwest District Key Club International

Connect with the division Have any questions, comments, or concerns?

Feel free to send me an email, call me or DM anytime!

ltg33@pnwkeyclub.org @d33pnwkeyclub @kyokohall - Kyoko Hall - Division 33 of the Pacific Northwest District of Key Club International (253)-670-0443

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Member Highlight-

Andy Ros & his Key Club Story

“As a freshman, I joined Key Club solely for the fact that it would help me on my road to college since I didn’t know much about it. But with my Key Club life progressing, I grew into the person that I am today, I learned to put others before myself. Key Club brought the best out of me, it showed me who I am supposed to be in life. Although I did quit Key Club my Freshman year because I thought it was a meaningless club that barely does anything, I came back Junior year and quickly came to realization that I made a huge mistake: I quit something that would have ultimately bettered my life and missed out on the opportunity to meet many other caring people in my community.

Thankfully during Junior Year I knew that Key Club was something that I wanted to take care of so more people would know about it’s great impact which got me to make just about the best choice of my life: running for Key Club President.”

“This was a journey that I wish I could do over and over again; me being president, I was able to attend every single service event that was found so seeing the joy on everyone’s face while helping them was all I needed to keep on going. This was a journey that was nothing but rewarding, the best year of my life thankful to the immense amount of support from all of the kind people around me. Throughout my whole term I have had zero regrets at all for running for president since it’s such a fulfilling position to take up. Even though my Key Club journey is over, I know that I will always go back and reminisce the memories that we have created, so all I have to say now is thank you for making my high school life a ride to remember Division 33.”

Andy Ros

Immediate-Past Club President Decatur HS

On April 11th I held my first DCM for D33. At our â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Dough-Licious DCMâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, we said goodbye to our old club officers, inducted new officers for the upcoming term, played super fun ice breakers, had a KCCP coin drive, and ATE DONUTS! We had around 12 dozen donuts to eat, which all disappeared. And by the way, we raised $123 for KCCP. YAY!!

Special thanks to everyone who came out! I had a great time finally meeting many of you. The DCM could not have been possible without all your support and I truly appreciate it. J

I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to see Krakens & Dragons at our JOINT MAY DCM!! J

FEDERAL WAY HS

President: Ellen Kwon Co-VPs: Camiryn Aguon & Jin Ha Secretary: Matessa Alfiler Treasurer: Joy Ellis Co-Editors: Rachel Kim & Cosette Clum

TODD BEAMER HS President: Justin Kwon Co-VPs: Jason Jung & Nancy Tellez Secretary: Ethan Hahn Treasurer: Hayoung Jung Editor: Judith Mun

DECATUR HS President: Andres Diangco VP: Sarah Chung Secretary: Braulianna Patoc Treasurer: Isaiah Welker Editor: Catherine Huynh

THOMAS JEFFERSON HS President: Tiffany Xayavong VP: Andrew Kim Secretary: Krystallyn Casayuran Treasurer: Jasmine Huynh Editor: Makaila Dualan

Our Club Officers AUBURN HS

Co-Presidents: Taylor Huss & Lauren Blow Co-VPs: Marissa Salas & Jasmin Pionquinto Co-Secretaries: Kathleen Mai & Rocelle Calvez Treasurer: Moses Hernandez Editor: James Yap

AUBURN RIVERSIDE HS President: Cheyanne Gaines VP: Alinah Horne Secretary: TBD Treasurer: TBD Editor: TBD

AUBURN MONTAINVIEW HS President: Isaac Harris VP: Juanita Kent Secretary: Makayla Butler Treasurer: Ethan Rogers Editor: Ashley Cornejo

Officer Reports Deadlines

Secretary Reports Due by the 5th of each month What: Email PDF, Word/Google Doc of official Sec Report

Editor Reports Due by the 5th of each month What: Email two pictures of clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities and a caption for each

Emails should be sent to ltg33@pnwkeyclub.org Secretary Reports should be sent to the LTG and copy secretary@pnwkeyclub.org & treasurer@pnwkeyclub.org

VP Reports Due by the 5th of each month What: Submit Google Form

What is Division 33?

Division 33 of the PNW District encompasses seven high schools from the Auburn and Federal Way communities. Krakens are passionate and driven individuals who make lasting impacts on their communities. We take pride in our spirit and enthusiasm for service.

Sister Division: Division 32 Color: Blue, Yellow, White Mascot: Kraken

The Pacific Northwest District includes Divisions from Alaska, Canada, Washington, Oregon, Northern California, and Idaho. We are geographically the largest district of Key Club International. The Pacific Northwest encompasses over 300 clubs that operate under 41 divisions. Through rain or shine, snow or hail, Key Clubbers in the Pacific Northwest dedicate countless hours to their communities and internationally, and are always Proud 'N' Willing to serve!

Member Count: 13,208 Color: Fuchsia Pink Mascot: Mortimer Moose

What is the PNW District?

Meet your 2018 -

Division AYS: William Hartig Division 9: Andrick Carroll Division 13/15/17: Michelle Yang Division 18: Shauhin Yazdani Division 19/36: Alyssa Mantanona Division 20i: Kyle Torres Division 20m: Kendra Willis Division 21: Shirley Kim

Division 26: Erika Yoshino Division 27: Samuel Gonzalez Division 28: Shaun Penjaraenwatana Division 30: Anthony Alvarado Division 32:Justin Englund Division 33: Kyoko Hall Division 34: Ky Tran Division35: Louise "Luâ&#x20AC;? Gado Division 38: Yufan Mou Division 42C: Andrea Castro

2019 district board

Division 42V: Alina Mirgorodskaya Division 44: Ashley Teng Division 45: Ryan Vilash Division 46: Georgia Goff Division 48: Hannah Levinson Division 52: Jessie Weber Division 54: Grace Hartwig Division 56: Chris Park Division 58: Kristin Vega

Division 62: Kenny Wu Division 64: Lan Tran Division 65: Tina Chau Division 66: Daniel Huynh Division 70: Danica Lin Division 76: Hannah Rannow Division 80: Grecia Mendez Division 82 : Isaiah Geronimo

Get to know your k-family Kiwanis International

Kiwanis empowers communities to improve the world by making lasting differences in the lives of children.

Key Club International

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

Aktion Club

Aktion Club aims to provide adults living with disabilities an opportunity to develop initiative, leadership skills and to serve their communities.

Circle K International

CKI is a collegiate service organization where individuals gains resume worthy skills, find lifetime friends and do community service that changes their lives.

Builders Club

Builders Club is a service organization for middle schools with a mission to develop competent, capable, caring leaders through the vehicle of service.

K-Kids

K-Kids is the largest service organization for elementary aged students. Students learn the value of serving others while building leadership and character.

What are our preferred charities?

Children's Miracle Network Hospitals "Together we save kids’ lives."

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals) is a nonprofit organization that raises money to benefit

March of Dimes "A fighting chance for every baby.”

March of Dimes aims to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.

UNICEF "United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund”

UNICEF, the only United Nations organization dedicated solely to children, works to help children and their needs through primary healthy care, education, safe water and sanitation in more then 150 developing countries.

The Thirst Project "The world's largest youth water organization” The Thirst Project’s mission is to build a socially-conscious generation of young people who END the global water crisis.

Thank you for reading!