PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION 21 KEY CLUB
OCTOBER 2014 | VOL. 1| ISSUE 7
| ARCHBISHOP MURPHY | EDMONDS WOODWAY | GLACIER PEAK | JACKSON | | KAMIAK | LAKE STEVENS | LYNNWOOD | MARINER | MEADOWDALE | | MONROE | MOUNTLAKE TERRACE | SNOHOMISH |
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CODY & VANIA
DUES REMINDERS CLUB PROMOTIONAL TIPS NOVEMBER PREVIEW QUESTION OF THE MONTH BUZZ POINTS KEYNNECT CONTACT INFORMATION
JACKSON KEY CLUB
FRONT COVER TABLE OF CONTENTS A WORD FROM YOUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR A WORD FROM YOUR DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD KEY CLUB 101 PROJECT ELIMINATE: TRICK OR TREAT FOR UNICEF PREFERRED CHARITIES KEY LEADER CLUB UPDATES/DIV.GOALS WHAT IS A DCM? SEPTEMBER DCM RECAP UPCOMING EVENTS
A WORD FROM YOUR
Lieutenant Governor DIVISION 21 | PNW
Hello Division 21 Bumblebees! Congratulations to all clubs for successfully holding their first meeting of the school year! From what I have heard, all clubs had a great turnout at their first meetings! It makes me so happy and proud that you are all actively promoting Key Club in your schools! You all make me so excited to see what projects and events your clubs will be participating in this year! If you didn’t already know, I have been making personalized club flyers for clubs interested in having exclusive flyers for their club to use in addition to the “Why Should I Join Key Club?” flyers I distributed at the officer training! The flyers are a great resource to use for your hallways or tri-folds for club fairs because they are sure to grab people’s attention! If there are any additional resources you are interested in having for your club, such as how to make a promotional Key Club cut out or anything you’ve always wanted for your club, please let me know! I will either find or make the resource for you myself! I may not make your suggestion as perfectly as you would want them but I will try my best! Also, since it is now October, do you know what that means?.. TRICK OR TREAT FOR UNICEF! Trick or Treat for UNICEF is a GREAT fundraiser to participate in to help raise money for one of the Key Club preferred charities, UNICEF! It is also a great bonding activity for your members to do with each other! Division 21 raised around $150 last year and I would like to challenge the division to raise $300 this year! So will your club accept the challenge? BEE sure to attend the next DCM as well to meet other members in Division 21 Key Club and to ask me any questions you have! I am at your service! Good luck to all clubs with your service events this month! Remember to LEAD by EXAMPLE.
If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to ask! With Love & Service,
Selina Nguyen
PNW Lieutenant Governor of Division 21 Key Club
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A WORD FROM YOUR DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD DIVISION 21 | PNW
“Bumblebees! Are you guys wanting to go trick or treating but are contemplating on it since your neighbors think we're too old for it? Well you're in luck, because Trick or Treat for UNICEF is coming up! Make your night eventful with service AND fun! Also, please start collecting items for the Operation Christmas Child for the November DCM! It’s going to be so much fun!” – Jessica Bae, Divisional Executive Assistant “Hey Key Clubbers, How do you feel?!?!??! If you just started to yell out loud inside of your house and everyone is looking at you, then congratulations! You’re a true bee!! Anyway, I hope you’re all doing well, and that your clubs are off to a great start!! I wanted to let you all know that the October DCM is on October 25th at the Mill Creek YMCA from 12pm-2pm! Also, Halloween is coming up and this is a great time to raise money for UNICEF! The “Trick or Treat” for UNICEF fundraiser is really fun! I love seeing people doing it, especially when the person at the door is looking at you all weird, wondering who the heck you are. But never fear, because a Key Clubber just keeps smiling back at whomever is at the door, and after about 15 minuets of staring, the UNICEF donation is finally received! Just kidding. But you should definitely participate in this projec this year if you have never done so! Anyway, I have homework, and you do too! So lets all get back to that, and I’ll see you all soon!! Stay safe, and eat more ice cream! “ – Kohta Hansen, Divisional Executive Assistant “Hello Division 21 Key Clubbers! Halloween is coming up which mean Trick or Treat for UNICEF is coming up as well! One way you can collect coins is by leaving it at a guardian's work place and have them ask from donations from their coworkers or their customers. Make sure to ask for permission first! Also in November there will be an Operation Christmas Child event. Collect items for that early! Lastly form more committees for your Key Club! It gives more chances for more members to lead! That is all for this month, have a great one!” – Thinh Do, Divisional Secretary
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The Division 21 Fall Crewnecks are now available to PREORDER! PREORDER HERE: https://docs.google.com/docum ent/d/1tgaUR3O5ok08eslnQU6dDOXa8pyd8bnH1PqbMNlrg Q/edit by OCTOBER 18TH! The official price will be announced after October 18th once everyone preorders. NO EXTRA crewnecks will be ordered. This is a limited time offer so preorder today! 5
KEY CLUB 101 :KEY CLUB STRUCTURE:
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CLUB
WHAT IS KEY CLUB?
Key Club International is the oldest, largest and most successful non-profit high school service organization in the world! Key Club is student led and is a part of the Kiwanis International serviceleadership program, which sponsors Key Clubs across the nation & world! The word "KEY" in Key Club is an acronym for Kiwanis Educated Youth.
:DIVISIONAL COLORS: PNW
YELLOW & BLACK
:DIVISIONAL MASCOT: BUMBLEBEE
LAKE STEVENS ARCHBISHOP MURPHY EDMONDS WOODWAY GLACIER PEAK HENRY M. JACKSON KAMIAK
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LYNNWOOD MARINER MEADOWDALE MONROE MOUNTLAKE TERRACE SNOHOMISH
:MISSION: Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
:PNW: The Pacific Northwest District is geographically the largest district of Key Club International. The district spans from Western Canada to Northern California: with Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and the pan-handle of Idaho in between. The Pacific Northwest encompasses nearly 1.8 million square miles and includes over 300 clubs that operate under 44 divisions.
:MOTTO:
“PROUD ‘N’ WILLING TO SERVE!”
:VISION:
:DISTRICT MASCOT:
We are caring and competent servant leaders transforming communities worldwide.
MORTIMER THE
MIGHTY MOOSE
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“CARING – OUR WAY OF LIFE.”
:KCI COLORS: BLUE, GOLD &
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:CORE VALUES:
LEADERSHIP CHARACTER BUILDING CARING INCLUSIVNESS
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TRICK TREAT OR
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A WAY TO CONTIBUTE TO THE ELIMINATE PROJECT THIS FALL?
PROJECT OF THE MONTH: Trick Or Treat For UNICEF (TOTFU) WHY: To help raise money for UNICEF, an humanitarian organization that provides help and aid to children all over the world! DIVISION 21 TOTFU GOAL: $300 DIVISION 21 ELIMINATE PROJECT GOAL: $500 (Division 21 has raised $182 so far!) HOW CAN YOU HELP? Pick up a Trick Or Treat For UNICEF box from your President (contact your Lieutenant Governor if you need boxes) and trick or treat with a group of your Key Club friends this Halloween! MATERIALS: Trick Or Treat For UNICEF collection box Costume & Enthusiasm! OPTIONAL: Make your own Trick Or Treat For UNICEF costume box Print out some Trick Or Treat For UNICEF informational half sheets (contact your Lieutenant Governor) to give to those who donate FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT http://sites.kiwanis.org/Kiwanis/en/theELIMINATEpr
Photo Credit: Dianna, Division 7, CNH District
oject/SLP/TrickortreatforUNICEF.aspx http://www.unicefusa.org/mission/usa/trick-ortreat
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Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals) is a nonprofit organization that raises money to benefit hospitalized kids while increasing awareness of its member hospitals. All CMN Hospitals contributions directly benefit hospitals, helping to purchase up-to-date equipment, train staff, conduct life-saving research, implement outreach programs and provide health care for children whose parents can’t afford to pay. HOW DOES KEY CLUB HELP? In 1997, Key Club made Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals preferred charity for its members to support.
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To get more service project ideas to help this preferred charity, go to http://www.keyclub.org/service/fund/osp/cmn.aspx
The mission of the March of Dimes is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. March of Dimes was founded by our 32nd President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, in the fight against polio. After the discovery of the polio vaccine, March of Dimes focused their efforts to improve the health of babies and has been successful with the help and enthusiasm of many grassroots volunteers. HOW DOES KEY CLUB HELP? Since 1978, Key Clubs have hosted fundraising and awareness programs to support the March of Dimes, raising over $116,000 through fundraisers in 2011 alone! To get more service project ideas to help this preferred charity, go to http://www.keyclub.org/service/fund/osp/marchofdimes.aspx
UNICEF, the only organization of the United Nations dedicated exclusively to children, works with other United Nations bodies, governments and nongovernmental organizations to assist in children’s needs through communitybased services in primary health care, basic education, and safe water and sanitation in more than 150 developing countries. HOW DOES KEY CLUB HELP? Since 1994, Key Club has been Trick Or Treating for UNICEF and over the years has raised nearly US$5 million for iodine deficiency programs worldwide and HIV and AIDS programs in Kenya and Swaziland. Now it’s helping The Eliminate Project. To get more service project ideas to help this preferred charity, go to http://www.keyclub.org/service/fund/osp/unicef.aspx
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KEY CLUB PREFERRED preferredCHARITIES charities
Key Leader is a weekend experiential leadership program for today's young leaders. This lifechanging event focuses on service leadership as the first, most meaningful leadershipdevelopment experience. A Key Leader will learn the most important lesson of leadership—it comes from helping others succeed.
Since April 2005 Key Leader has served more than 21,000 students at 450 Key Leader events in 39 U.S. states, 5 Canadian provinces, Malaysia, Brazil, Cayman Islands, El Salvador and Singapore.
NOVEMBER 7-9, 2014 CAMP SAMBICA, BELLEVUE, WA
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CLUB
The purpose of the ‘Club Updates’ section is to highlight the accomplishments and service of each club within the past month as well as give clubs a chance to share some of the activities and events they have done to the rest of the division! The Vice President of each club is responsible for submitting pictures as well as a brief overview of an event by the 8th of every month! Clubs are rewarded Buzz Points for participating!
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIRST CLUB MEETINGS EVERYONE! EDMONDS WOODWAY – 20+ people GLACIER PEAK – 70+ people JACKSON – 100+ people KAMIAK – 80+ people LAKE STEVENS – 50+ people LYNNWOOD – 100+ people MARINER – 60+ people MEADOWDALE – 30+ people MONROE – 50+ people MOUNTLAKE TERRACE – 50+ people SNOHOMISH – ?
Jackson Key Club
Lynnwood Key Club
Clubs with No Updates this month:
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On September 13th, we had our very first event of the year! This was an event for incoming members that were interested in joining Key Club. The Child Strive Carnival was a carnival for children with special needs. Our members had a great time not only meeting each other, but meeting others in our community! I can’t wait to witness the growth of Jackson Key Club this year! – Vania Park
OTHER EVENTS
WEEKLY SWIM MEETS
HE CAMPUS CLEAN UP
Every year at the Kamiak vs. Mariner football game, the Key Clubs team up and collect donations for a different charity. This year, about 35 volunteers from both Kamiak and Mariner collected money for the Mukilteo Food Bank and raised $369.50! This is always one of my favorite service events because it brings the “rivals” together to do something that we’re all passionate about… Service! – Marissa Perez, Co President
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We had the biggest turnout at our first and second meeting that I have ever seen in all my years in Lake Stevens Key Club. Everyone at our club is signing up for events and is excited to serve! All of our officers are really excited to see what impact we can make as a large club this year. – Courtney Ann Klein, Treasurer Our first big event is going on now! It is our Cinderella and Cinderella's closet for donating clothes for homecoming. We are working hard to prepare!
MAKE A BLANKET DAY!
On September 20th, we had our second car wash to fundraise for our club! For four straight hours, we diligently worked together to wash cars! It was awesome! Throughout the car wash, we bonded with each other and even played around by spraying each other with water. In the end, the car wash was very successful and we raised over $300! – James Lee
OTHER EVENTS
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MLE FUN RUN
MLE GROW WORK PARTY
One of our main volunteer projects for the month of September was the Mukilteo Speedway Clean Up. Students were able to pick up garbage and litter along the speedway. Some members said it was an eye-opening experience to see so much trash in our community while others said that it was a fun time getting to know some Kamiak Key Clubbers as well! Even though only six people showed up, that's One of our main volunteer projects the most we have seen from our club with for the month of September was particular event! Also, we saw a lotIt was one of our first projects to kick thethisMukilteo Speedway cleanup. new faces that will hopefully continue to off our new clubtoyear! Students helped pick up garbage and litter contribute theirkey service our community through Key Club! – Honglam along the speedway. We hadVan a positive response to the cleanup; some
said it was an eye-opening experience to see all the trash that ends up in our community, others said that it was a fun time getting to know some Kamiak key clubbers as well! Even only six people showed up, that's the most we have seen from this particular event! Also, we saw a lot new faces that will hopefully continueMTHS to contribute their Key Club members cutservice and tied to fleece blankets to be taken to local our community through key club! hospitals at one of the meetings in September. Children who are dealing with scary health issues will be wrapped in love. - Mrs. Nelson, Faculty Advisor
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Let’s see how many of these goals we can accomplish collectively as a division and check off this year Division 21!
WHAT IS A
DCM?
A Division Council Meeting, or DCM, is scheduled by your Lt. Governor once a month to accommodate all Key Club members in a division. DCMs are meant to bring members in the division together to share ideas, gain new resources and make new connections. Typically, the meetings will move around in the division so that all clubs will be able to participate.
TRAIN CLUB OFFICERS
LEARN THE DUTIES OF EACH POSITION | SHARE IDEAS | GET ADVICE & TIPS
LEARN MORE ABOUT SERVICE SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES/PROJECTS | FUNDRAISERS | RESOURCES
DEVELOP A PASSION
GET INSPIRED | CONNECT WITH OTHERS | BE MOTIVATED
SPREAD THE SPIRIT EXPERIENCE THE PASSION| SPIRIT BATTLES | INCLUSIVENESS
BUILD BONDS
MAKE NEW FRIENDS | BREAK BARRIERS | WORK TOGETHER
ELECT FUTURE LEADERS LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT GOALS | ASK QUESTIONS
You should attend DCMs because it’s a great way to meet Key Clubbers within the division, get out of your comfort zone and experience what it’s like to be a part of something bigger than your club! DCMs are also SUPER FUN so don’t miss out on the experience!
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RECAP * RECAP * RECAP
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SUMMARY: 7 out of 12 schools in Division 21 were represented at the SEPTEMBER DCM! Members got to know each other better through some icebreakers and dinner at Blazing Onion! Division 21 also had a Miracle Minute at the end of the DCM and raised $15.30 for the Eliminate Project! WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND DCMS? You should attend DCMS because it’s a great way to meet Key Clubbers within the division, get out of your comfort zone and experience what it’s like to be a part of something bigger than your club! DCMS are also SUPER FUN so don’t miss out on the experience!
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PRESIDENT & SECRETARY REPORTS ARE DUE! NO EXCEPTIONS!
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MONTHLY DIVISIONAL NEWSLETTER RELEASE!
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WHO: DIVISION 21 KEY CLUBBERS + NEW MEMBERS WHAT: ~ Club/Divisional/District Updates ~ Icebreakers/Games/Mingling ~ Snack Potluck (Bring something!) ~ YMCA Service Project? (Bring a bag of individually wrapped candy!) **YOU MUST BRING YOUR SCHOOL ID CARD TO ATTEND THIS DCM** WHEN: OCTOBER 25, 2014 @ 12PM-2PM WHERE: MILL CREEK YMCA
WHY: TO SERVE AS A DIVISION & GET TO KNOW THE OTHER MEMBERS OF DIVISION 21 KEY CLUB!
PICK UP YOUR TOTFU BOXES IF YOU ORDERED SOME AT THE OFFICER TRAINING! A LIMITED NUMBER OF ELIMINATE BROCHURES & POCKET GUIDES WILL ALSO BE AVAIBLE AT THE DCM!
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GET READY TO TAKE
SERVICE
TO INFINITY
AND BEYOND
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT KEY CLUB
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ANNUAL
DISTRICT CONVENTION SEATTLE, WA | MARCH 13TH-15TH, 2015 21
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|EARLY BIRD DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 1, 2014 | ABSOLUTE DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1, 2014| |DIVISION 21 DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 21, 2014|
TREA$URER$ HOW DO YOU PAY DUES?
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$TEP #1: GO TO www.keyclub.org $TEP #2: CLICK ON THE DUES & REPORTS TAB $TEP #3: CLICK ON ‘ACCESS THE MEMBERSHIP UPDATE CENTER NOW’ OPTION $TEP #4: LOG IN SEE FACULTY ADVISER FOR EMAIL/MEMBER ID/PASSWORD • Member ID/Password is sent to your Faculty Advisor’s email sometime during the first week of September • Click ‘Register/Reset Password’ if problem arises • Email www.memberservices.kiwanis.org • Send new Faculty Advisor’s email to Kiwanis ASAP if your Faculty Advisor changed since DCON 2014 • Send new Member ID/Email to District Treasurer – Aneesh Pappu (apappu97@gmail.com) • SAVE Member ID/Password • Secretary – Should have Membership ID (Write it down somewhere!)
$TEP #5: FILL OUT DASHBOARD FOR CLUB INFORMATION $TEP #6: CLICK ‘MEMBERS’ OPTION AT THE TOP NEXT
• Make sure all members’ contact information is collected from your club secretary prior to adding members’ information • Delete all members from previous year before entering new membership
$TEP #7: CLICK ‘FINANCES’ OPTION AT THE TOP NEXT
• Open Orders – membership will be calculated for $12.50 per member
$TEP #8: PRINT INVOICE (OPTIONAL) (ONLY WHEN ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP IS COMPLETE!) $TEP #9: PAY BY… • •
Credit Card (money order) – School may not have this option Mail (check) – Send in BEFORE deadline, process may be slow
$TEP #10: SEND IN COPY OF PAYMENT & INVOICE • •
IF DUES NOT PAID = CLUB IS SUSPENDED FOR 60 DAYS AFTER DECEMBER 1ST • REVERSIBLE IF DUES ARE SENT IN BEFORE DCON IF DUES AREN’T PAID BY DCON, CLUB BECOMES INACTIVE • PENALTIES/FEES CHARGED • SUSPENSION OF CHARTER (CLUB CAN NO LONGER FUNCTION) IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS WITH THE DUES PROCESS, PLEASE CONTACT DISTRICT TREASURER ANEESH PAPPU AT appapu97@gmail.com! THANK YOU!
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Club
PROMOTIONAL
Just because the first month of school is over, doesn’t mean you should stop advertising Key Club! Here are some quick tips that will help you successfully recruit new members for your club this year! Whether it’s posters, flyers, signs etc. make sure that your items POP! You need to grab people’s attention so USE COLOR to do so!
THINK COLOR
Nothing says welcome like a personalized meeting invitation card with a treat or a clothespin invitation! You WANT them to join your club so make them feel WELCOME! DIVISION 21: Ask your Lieutenant Governor for some personalized club flyers if you want some!
Create a bulletin board outside your club meeting room or promote at club fais or open house! Provide a CENTRAL LOCATION where non Key Clubbers can see what your club does!
Provide fun PRIZES such as food, tickets to a local event (homecoming, sports games etc.) or Key Club items!
MAKE IT PUBLIC
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BEE CREATIVE!!
MAKE IT PERSONAL
PROVIDE AN INCENTIVE
HOW TO MAKE A KEY CLUB PROMOTIONAL PROMOTIONAL CUT CUT OUT OUT FOAM BOARD
GLITTER PAPER CUTTER/RAZOR KNIFE
STENCILS SCISSORS
GLUE COLORFUL PAPER STEP 1: Use a pencil to draw a rectangle in the top left (or right) corner of the foam board. Use a ruler if you want to be precise with your measurements. STEP 2: Cut out the rectangle with the paper cutter/razor knife. Make sure you place something under the board so that you don’t cut through to the ground. STEP 3: Use your colorful paper to cut out letters, symbols etc. Use your school colors!
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STEP 4: Place all your pieces onto the board. Don’t glue anything down until you have arranged all your pieces to your liking! STEP 5: Glue and add any little details you want to finish off your cut out! Make sure you have your club name, day/time/place of your meeting!
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PREVIEW 3RD
66TH ANNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTION CALL TO CONVENTION VIDEO, REGISTRATION PACKET & AWARD APPLICATIONS RELEASE
3RD – 7TH KEY CLUB WEEK
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MONDAY: SHOW YOUR K IN EVERY WAY TUESDAY: KUDOS TO THE KEY PLAYERS WEDNESDAY: CONNECT THE Ks THURSDAY: BRING A FRIEND TO KEY CLUB FRIDAY: KEY CLUB YOUR WAY EDITORS SEASONAL NEWSLETTER
DEADLINE
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NOVEMBER DCM SERVICE PROJECT: OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD
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DIVISIONAL DEADLINE FOR
ALL DUES
CHRISTMAS CHILD Operation Christmas Child
A small shoebox can have a big impact. What goes into the box is fun, but what comes out of it is eternal. Be a part of changing children's lives all over the world in Jesus' Name through the power of a simple gift with Operation Christmas Child. People all over the United States have come together each year as a church, organization, school etc. to fill shoeboxes full of gifts that are delivered to over 100 million children in communities all around the world during the holiday season to those who have never received a gift.
What will Division 21 do to help?
At the November DCM, the division will be doing their 3rd annual Operation Christmas Child project! Be sure to start collecting or shopping for some of the items listed below! Your current Lieutenant Governor, Selina, participated in this project during her first DCM so this project is very special to her! TOYS: Include items that children will immediately embrace such as dolls, toy cars, stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, balls, toys that light up and make noise (with extra batteries), etc. SCHOOL SUPPLIES: Pens, pencils, sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, solar calculators, coloring and picture books, etc. NON-LIQUID HYGIENE ITEMS: Toothbrushes, bar soap, combs, washcloths, etc. ACCESSORIES: T-shirts, socks, hats, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry, watches, flashlights (with extra batteries), etc. DO NOT INCLUDE: Used or damaged items; war-related items such as toy guns, knives or military figures; chocolate or food; out-of-date candy; liquids or lotions; medications or vitamins; breakable items such as snow globes or glass containers; aerosol cans. MATERIALS: Bring a shoebox(s) with a separate lid, gifts for your box & yourself to the November DCM! Division 21, we will be filling and wrapping our boxes and writing cards to the children who will be receiving the boxes! Visit http://www.samaritanspurse.org/article/a-small-gift-makes-a-big-difference/ for more information about the Samaritan’s Purse Organization: Operation Christmas Child!
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Nov. NOVEMBER DCM 2012 STEP #1: Choose a gender & an age group for your shoebox
STEP #2: Fill the shoebox up with‌
NOVEMBER DCM 2013 Try to include something from every category! STEP #3: Bring your shoebox to the DCM! We will be wrapping them together!
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Questions of the Month IF YOU COULD TRAVEL TO ANY CONTINENT IN THE WORLD THAT YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY BEEN TO, WHAT WOULD IT BE?
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ANTARTICA
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ASIA
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AUSTRALIA EUROPE
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WHAT IS
YOUR FAVORITE
& WHY? “Also my favorite homecoming spirit day is COLOR WARS because it unites a class together since we all wear the same color.” – Thinh Do, Meadowdale Key Club
“My favorite homecoming spirit day is Tuesday, CAMO DAY because even though I don't really have a lot of camo stuff, I do love camo (it's actually my favorite pattern) and I think it looks awesome when everyone at school dresses up as camo because it looks like a military base or something like that.” – Subin Cho, Jackson Key Club “CLASS COLOR! I like the competition between classes!” – Kat Vo, Jackson Key Club
“PAJAMA DAY!” – Anav Gagneja
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BUZZ POINTS POINT SYSTEM BREAKDOWN! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 1 5 5 5 5 10 10 15 30 N/A
DCM ATTENDANCE (PER MEMBER) ANSWERING THE QUESTION OF THE MONTH (PER MEMBER) SUBMITTING PHOTOS (PER CLUB) CLUB SPOTLIGHT (PER CLUB) MEMBER/OFFICER OF THE MONTH (PER MEMBER) PARTICIPATION IN DIVISIONAL SERVICE PROJECT (PER MEMBER) SECRETARY REPORTS ARE DONE ON TIME (BY THE 5TH OF EVERY MONTH) PRESIDENT REPORTS ARE DONE ON TIME (BY THE 5TH OF EVERY MONTH) COMMUNICATION THROUGHOUT THE MONTH (PER CLUB) ATTENDANCE OF ANY KIWANIS EVENT (PER CLUB) BONUS POINTS (WILL VARY EACH MONTH)
CLUBS ARCHBISHOP EDMONDS WOODWAY GLACIER PEAK JACKSON KAMIAK LAKE STEVENS LYNNWOOD MARINER MEADOWDALE MONROE MOUNTLAKE TERRACE SNOHOMISH
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GRAND TOTAL (SEPT)
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BUZZ POINTS are participation points that will be awarded to each club depending on how active each club is in divisional activities! The point system breakdown (on the left) shows how you can help your club get the most points! The club with the most BUZZ POINTS before DCON 2015 will win a super awesome prize! The prize will be kept a secret until further notice! However, one of your prizes will be a trophy for your club!
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FOLLOW KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL ON SOCIAL MEDIA! VISIT www.keyclub.org FOR MORE INFORMATION!
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VISIT www.pnwkeyclub.org FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT
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Contact Information CLUB ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: PRANEETH PALLA EMAIL: praneeth.palla@outlook.com
LAKE STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JAMIE SANTOS EMAIL: jamiesanto@gmail.com
EDMONDS WOODWAY HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: AMANDA PAAVOLA EMAIL: paavoama000@gmail.com
LYNNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JENNY NGUYEN EMAIL: jennynguyen.kc@gmail.com
EDMONDS WOODWAY HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: MARLEE TILLMAN EMAIL: marleewashere@gmail.com
MARINER HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: ANDREW BUSEV EMAIL: MeAndrewB@hotmail.com
GLACIER PEAK HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: KYLE ROGERS EMAIL: Kyle.Patrick.Rogers@gmail.com
MEADOWDALE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: TIFFANY DANIGGELIS EMAIL: daniggelis@gmail.com
JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: EMILY HENG EMAIL: emily.1heng@hotmail.com
MONROE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: CHLOE THOMPSON EMAIL: c.n.thompson.97@gmail.com
KAMIAK HIGH SCHOOL CO-PRESIDENT: MARISSA PEREZ EMAIL: marissabug02@msn.com
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JESSIE TRIEMSTRA EMAIL: Jessie.triemstra@gmail.com
KAMIAK HIGH SCHOOL CO-PRESIDENT: SIMRAN HANDA EMAIL: simihandax@gmail.com
SNOHOMISH HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: BRIANNA FERGUSON EMAIL: Brianna.t.ferguson@gmail.com
DIVISION FOLLOW DIVISION 21 @pnwdivision21! VISIT http://pnwdivision21.wix.com/keyclub! SELINA NGUYEN LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF DIVISION 21 PACIFIC NORTHWEST KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL 206.753.7528 selinanguyen.pnw21@gmail.com
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DISTRICT executive officers: DISTRICT GOVERNOR: LISA ANTONIO DIVISION: 28 EMAIL: lisaantonio.dgov@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (425) 985 8014 DISTRICT SECRETARY: IK HOON JUNG DIVISION: 65 EMAIL: ijungpnwsec@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (503) 560 3693 DISTRICT TREASURER: ANEESH PAPPU DIVISION: 56 EMAIL: apappu97@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (509) 432 9908 DISTRICT EDITOR: JENNY ZHANG DIVISION: 32 EMAIL: editorjennyzhang@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (206) 941 1073 CONVENTION CHAIR: CLEO TSANG DIVISION: 32 EMAIL: pnwconventionchair@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (425) 306 6823 INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE: TASHRIMA HOSSAIN EMAIL: tashrima.hossain.kc@gmail.com
PRESIDENT
appointed officers: CONVENTION AIDE: JAG BAINS DIVISION: 9 EMAIL: the.jag.bains@gmail.com
CONVENTION AIDE: RYAN MIURA DIVISION: 66 EMAIL: ryanmiura0241@gmail.com COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: ANAV GAGNEJA DIVISION: 44 EMAIL: anavgagneja@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (360) 921 8334 K-FAMILY RELATIONS & INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS DIRECTOR: TINA SOK DIVISION: 34 EMAIL: sok.athena@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (253) 310 3271 MEMBERSHIP GROWTH & REACTIVATION DIRECTOR: SUVIR COPPARAM DIVISION: 28 EMAIL: copparam.suvir@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (425) 445 6199
PROJECTS DIRECTOR: BEN SCRANAGE DIVISION: 74 EMAIL: ben.scranage74@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (541) 220 0066
INTERNATIONAL
VICE PRESIDENT
MARIA PALAZZOLO
KEVIN ZHANG
ILLINOIS-EASTERN IOWA DISTRICT
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT
JENALEE BEAZLEY GARY CHENG RENISHA DALEY KELSEY HARRINGTON LAKEN KELLY NICOLE LEMA RIP LIVINGSTON SHANE MEYERS LIZ MOORE ROBBIE MATHIS BARRY SENG
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