THE HOOT Pacific Northwest District Key Club International
Table of Contents Title PAGE
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Table of Contents
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KEY DATES
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Summer Service Project
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Member of the month!
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Key Leader
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KCCP
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DCON LOGO CONTEST
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August Joint DCM
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Key Club 101
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Vision Partners
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Major Emphasis and preferred charities
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Circle K
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KFAM
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PNW Morty loves summer
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PNW District Board Execs & appointees
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D45 Officer Information
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Thanks for Reading
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KEY DATES
August 5th – Secretary Reports August 6th – Portland Rally
August 8th – Tacoma Rally August 19th – Summer Board August 30th – School Starts
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SUMMER SERVICE PROJECTS! HHS Movie Night! Later this Summer, Hockinson High School Key Club plans on holding a movie night for charity. This event will take place in the High School’s MPR (multi purpose room), which houses an HD projection system, and seating for over 400. This event will bring in funding via three different facets: admission sales, concessions, and most interestingly, the “movie polling system”. The Movie Polling System Roughly 15 minutes before the film itself is scheduled to be shown, five donation jars will be set out on a central pedestal, each representing a different film with potential to be shown. At the end of the 15 minute period, the total donation amounts in each jar will be counted, and whichever jar holds the highest dollar value in donations, will have its respective film shown for the event. This system effectively drives people to vote, and also “bid” on which film they’d like to be shown. HHS Key Club hopes to bring in hundreds of dollars in donations from this system alone, in addition to the admission and concession sales. School Bonding The HHS movie night is slated out to occur between the time of orientation, and school starting - and this is a sublime way to bring students together after a long Summer apart. A laid-back event like this is effective in that it allows students to interact and have a fun time in a non-learning environment, rather than in the confines of the actual school year. For more information, please contact: Chase Benson HHS Key Club President
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MEMBER OF THE MONTH
As President of the Hudson's Bay Key Club, it is an honor to nominate our Secretary Selena Pol- incoming junioras Key Club member of the month. Selena has continuously made all efforts to be at each Key Club event this summer. As a member in the previous year, Selena demonstrated punctuality, responsibility, and compassion for serving others. She always has a smile on her face, and is ready to help in anyway possible. Selena deserves member of the month because she is an outstanding person all-in-all. - Trisha Beaver Hudson’s Bay Key Club President
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August Joint DIVISIONAL COUNCIL MEETING
PREPPING FOR PORTLAND RALLY!!!
DIVISION 44 & 45 UNITE!!
“Guys, we have to find a plan for this before we start!”
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Selena Pol stress reliving with the help of some paper and neon paint
Special guest Alex Switzer, Subregion A International Trustee for CKI International
LTG Annie Churo planning the dĂŠcor of the Portland Picture Frame for members
Jace Curtin a member of Division 45 painting I blue a picture frame for PAR
With the help of these wonderous individuals, Portland Rally had many great frames to choose from in the photo booth, thank you all who attended and helped!
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Major emphasis &Preferred charities “Children: Their Future, Our Focus� Unicef is a organization of the United Nations dedicated for the children. And works with the governments all over the world to assist the children with needs in their community, that mostly involve health care, basic education and safe water and sanitation. Key Club since 1994has been trick or treating for Unicef and over the years have raised over 5 million dollars for iodine deficiency programs worldwide and HIV and AIDs programs.
Since 1978, Key Clubs have been making a difference for babies everywhere. Key Clubbers all around the country help when they host service projects and fundraise about the March of Dimes in their communities, spreading the word about the crisis of preterm birth. And of course honoring those 15 million babies that were born too soon due to the birth defects and premature birth.
The children's miracle network organizations raises money to help hospitalized kids. The contributions that are given to this organization helps pay for up to date equipment and train the staff are needed to help the kids. The contributions also provide health care for the children whose parents cant afford it. Seven hundred seventy hospitals affiliated with the children's miracle network hospitals. These are why key clubbers support this organization.
The Youth Opportunities Fund: This fund is endowed for Key Club International within the Kiwanis International Foundation. This fund help serve the world of Key Club by providing funds and grants for service opportunities. This fund is established through gifts to the G. Harold Martin Fellowships. The application for a grant will be available in July.
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SENIORS!!!
DON’T MISS OUT AND JOIN THE PNW CKI! CIRCLE K INTERNTIONAL Circle K International (CKI) is the premier collegiate and university community service, leadership development, and friendship organization in the world. With more than 12,600 members in 17 nations, CKI is making a positive impact on the world every day. Circle K clubs are organized and sponsored by a Kiwanis club on a college or university campus. CKI is a self-governing organization and elects its own officers, conducts its own meetings, and determines its own service activities. Today, Circle K is on 19 campuses across the Pacific Northwest and has 371 members. The PNW District includes the states of Alaska, California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington as well as the province of British Columbia and the Yukon Territory. (If you are interested in joining click on the Circle K logo above)
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BOARD EXECS Juliet Yu – District Governor julietyu.pnwgov@gmail.com Tiffany Wong – District Secretary Tiffanywong.pnwsec@gmail.com
Bryan Lee – District Treasurer bryanlee.pnwtreasurer@gmail.com Audrey Chow – District Editor Audreychow.pnweditor@gmail.com
Amy Hung – Convention Chair pnwconventionchair@gmail.com
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District Appointed Officers Stella Gonzalez – Member/Reactivation Director Stela.pnwdistrict@gmail.com Georgia Cato – Family Relations Director Georgiacato.krelations@gmail.com June Kyra DelaChica – District Projects Director pnw.projectsdirector@gmail.com Peter Ch’en – Communications Director peter.ltg28@outlook.com
CONVENTION AIDES Jonah Tang Jonah.conaide@gmail.com
Vivia Zhu viviazhu831@gmail.com
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COLUMBIA RIVER
President: Allison Corlett(360)-953-2553 Vice President: Diana Contreras (503)-969-8657 Secretary: Ellesse Cooper (360)-909-9945 Treasurer: Amber Sunset (360)-690-5895 Communications: Kellie Colson (360)-213-6648
HUDSONS B A Y
President: Trisha Beaver(360-991-7237 Vice President: Jessica Lira (360-910-6769 Secretary: Selena Pol (360-952-1898 Treasurer: Logan (360)-953-7217 Editor: Richard Rio (360)-975-0042
SKYVIEW
President: Kelly Ann Tran (360)-901-0610 Vice President: Emily Liu(971)-409-9246 Secretary: Holly Hronek(360)-831-7317 Treasurer: Bruce Erickson(360)-571-5048 Editor: Maura Martin (360)-600-2309
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“Hoot? Hoot.” ITECH PREPATORY
President: Camille Bishop(360)-558-8893 Vice President: Courtney Sousa(360)-721-5876 Secretary: Jenessa Higgs(360)-947-0376 Treasurer: Sasha Thomas(360)-566-7709 Editor: Hanna Hill(360)-334-0007
HOCKINSON
President: Chase Benson (360)977-0219 Vice President: Lucas Ortner (360)-931-5450 Secretary: Gage Mcgarrity(360)-241-8047 Treasurer: Ryan Sleaseman (360)-241-8047
PRAIRIE
President: Mia Munoz (360)-281-2811 Vice President: Jaelyn Vallely(360)-831-5419 Secretary: Hannah Neibaber(360)-513-6782 Treasurer: Mariah Cabusao(360)-836-2409 Editor: Hannah Weinberg(360)-513-6782
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CONTACT INFORMATION: EMAIL: CHUROANNIE@GMAIL.COM PHONE: 360-852-0655 SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: PNW Division 45 Key Club Instagram: D45PNWKEYCLUB
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