June Newsletter/ Volume 1 Issue 3

The Daily Bugle June 2015

Created, designed, and published by: Leah Maly Photos are mine, but all logos and pngs were obtained from Google

Table of Contents

Key Club 101… Page 3 Eliminate Project… Page 4 Officer Roles… Page 5-6 Eastside News… Page 7 Summer Ideas?... Page 8 Contact Info… Page 9

Key Club 101

What is Key Club (you may ask!)?  Key Club is an international student-led organization which gives its members opportunities to provide service for those in need, build character within themselves, and develop leader skills that can be used in the future!

Who are WE?  We are the Superheroes of Division 48! We are caring and compassionate individuals that are improving our community! The core values are leadership, character building, caring, and inclusiveness.

Why Key Club?  No other organizations provide us with the opportunities that Key Club does. In Key Club, we better the lives of others around us, make friends, and grow as individuals.

Key Club isn’t just a club; it is a family. You gain so many great memories; from service projects to DCON itself! Key Club is the best place to be. We love and support those around us!

EliMiNaTe Project

What is the Eliminate Project?  The ELIMINATE Project is a joint project with Kiwanis and UNICEF to internationally eliminate MNT. What is MNT?  MNT stands for maternal and neonatal tetanus that occurs with mothers and their newborn children. Newborns suffer severe convulsions and are sensitive to light and touch. MNT kills one baby every 11 minutes. It also kills mothers; this leads to little hope of survival.

Who suffers from MNT and how can it be stopped?  MNT affects the poorest, the geographically hard to reach, and those who can’t afford health care. It is caused when spores, found in soil everywhere, come into contact with open cuts during childbirth. Just three doses of a 60 cent immunization can protect a mother and her future babies.

$1.80 can save a mother and her future children!

Officer Roles

Congratulations to all officers who were elected for the 2015-2016 year! If you do not know your duties then I have just the thing for you!

President: ďƒ˜ It is your duty to plan, organize, and carry out your responsibilities to help both your club and your members succeed! You will also work closely with me to insure that you get the help you need to insure a great year! Members look up to you, and by supporting and instructing them, they will make memories to pass on to their friends!

Vice President: ďƒ˜ You must assist your President in overseeing the planning and organization of the meetings. Whenever your president is not present, it is your job to take on their duties until they return.

Secretary:

 You must be neat and organized throughout your term. At all meetings you must record what is discussed and what your club accomplishes; from service projects to announcements. Also you must complete Secretary reports that are due the 5th of every month!

Treasurer:

 It is your job to collect dues at the beginning of the year and to control and disperse the money when advised throughout the year. This year’s Early Bird Date, to send in dues, will be November 1st! If you have any questions on dues, you can contact the District Treasurer, Suvir Copparam, or myself.

Bulletin Editor:

 This is a very creative position! It can involve taking pictures of all that your club does over the year, creating your own newsletter for your club (if you wish), and making sure that the club (and public) is informed about what is happening in Key Club! I’d love for any pictures to be sent to me via email so that I can feature you all in this newsletter for the coming months, especially in the summer if you have any service projects!

Eastside News!

Just recently the date has changed due to a conflict:  New Date-> August 11th, 2015 at Moses Lake High School

It’s from 10A.M. – 4:00P.M., and the theme is Surfing into Service! Get ready for some fun in the sun and training!

We might have the possibility of taking a bus along with Division 46 down to Moses Lake or carpooling if that is not an option! If there is any conflicts in your schedule, please text or email me so we can know! We would like as many people to come as possible.

Summer Ideas?

Summer can be a really wonderful time away from school, but even with school not in session, Key Club never stops! If there’s ever a time where you and your best friends are not doing anything, it’s a great idea to go and better our community! It can be as easy as going on a hike to clean up or even dropping by a local humane society to help with the animals.

Just know that I’m always here for you all if you need my help  Have a wonderful summer superheroes!

Enjoy your break away from school and homework!

Contact Information

Hey Superheroes, so far I’ve gotten into contact with CHS, and I can’t wait to see what our future holds for us. I should have the rest of Division 48’s contact information by May 31st!

Please don’t be afraid to email me, text me, or Facebook message me. I’m always open if you have any questions. If you text or email me, and I have yet to know your name or meet you in person, please include your name and school!

Phone Number: (208)-651-9224 Email: leahmaly.ltg.98@gmail.com Instagram: leah_fable3

Brandon Webb: brandonwebb.ltg.98@gmail.com Tyler Bosser: tylerbosser.pnwgov@gmail.com / (253)-355-2783 Tran Hoang: tranhoang.pnwsec@gmail.com / (971)-267-9235 Suvir Copparam: copparam.suvir@gmail.com / (425)-445-6199 JoJo Saunders: jojosaunders.pnweditor@gmail.com / (206)-790-7510 Ryan Miura: pnwconventionchair@gmail.com / (503)-490-0041

Thank you!