KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT DIVISION 33
AUBURN | AUBURN MOUNTAINVIEW | AUBURN RIVERSIDE DECATUR | FEDERAL WAY | THOMAS JEFFERSON | TODD BEAMER
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Greetings from your Lt.g Division 33 Board Contact July dcm Recap Seattle rally recap Tacoma rally recap International convention recap August sister joint dcm Morty loves summer Key leader Kiwanis families Kiwanis children’s cancer program Division 33 officer contact District board Executive board & appointees contact Key club 101 Preferred charities Partners and co-sponsors
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Hey Krakens!
Lieutenant Governor
With the summer coming to a close and school starting back up again, I hope you are all preparing for your first Key Club meetings! I was so happy to see so many Division 33 attendees at Seattle and Tacoma Rally this year, I hope you learned new things during workshops and grew more as Key Clubbers! Coming up shortly is our first Sister Division event of the year, with the Division 32 Dragons. This is the perfect opportunity to meet new members through various games and a small service project, where we’ll be making non-slip socks! And for officers, I will be holding personalized officer training towards the end of August and beginning of September so keep an eye out! I hope you’re all having a fun and relaxing summer so far, enjoy this edition of The Kraken! In love and service,
Rheanna Borromeo Rheanna Borromeo Division 33 Lt. Governor
253-970-2082 rheannaborromeo.ltg33@gmail.com
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DIVISIONAL BOARD
CONTACT INFO
lieutenant governor Rheanna Borromeo E: rheannaborromeo.ltg33@gmail.com P: 253-970-2082
Executive assistant Eric Hodac E: hodac.eric@gmail.com P: 253-973-8067
Divisional editor Wesley Nguyen E: wesleynguyen3@gmail.com P: 253-886-7750
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JULY DCM RECAP Last month’s dcm was held at dash point beach and park, the theme was a Beach scavenger hunt! The host school, Todd Beamer, split the group into two teams (valor and mystic) and sent them on a chase around the park looking for slips of paper. Some of these tasks included “Take a risky picture on the dock” and “Do the running man challenge”. It was also our last dcm with the Seattle rally spirit stick so members also got to leave their mark towards the end. Thank you to all of those that attended!
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On July 23rd, over 200 Key Clubbers dove into service to celebrate the annual event, Seattle Rally! This year’s theme was SEAttle Rally, (emphasis on “SEA”), this meant sea creatures, ocean wave décor and seaweed plastered all over the walls of Bellevue High School. Key Clubbers from all over the Seattle Area came together to attend workshops such as officer training, KPOP Dancing, How to Make a Fire mixtape and much more. Along with workshops there were of course some traditional spirit battles and small dance circles, to add to the enthusiastic atmosphere. Former District Governor Ron Meyers spoke about KCCP, our District Treasurer Bryan Lee captivated the crowd with his inspiring speech about leadership in Key Club, and Key Clubbers were entertained by three amazing talent acts. All in all, this Seattle Rally was that tops the charts and it’s all thanks to YOU! (The members!) So thank you all for attending! –Rheanna Borromeo, Division 33 Lt.G
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TACO RAL REC 10
OMA LLY CAP 11
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The annual Key Club International Convention was held in peachy Atlanta, Georgia from July 6-10. Known for our crazy spirit the Pacific Northwest District stomped their way into ICON wearing fuchsia shirts and our iconic moose hats. Throughout convention attendees got the opportunity to learn about three important values: the Call to Lead, the Courage to Engage, and the Heart to Serve. Our district had the pleasure of having multiple candidates running for the International Board. Many schools and individuals in the PNW also received coveted awards and got recognition for all their hard work as Key Club members. Along with the convention, each district has their own tour of Atlanta which consisted of a dinner theater, a look at the CNN building, an inspiring tour of the Center for Civil and Human Rights, the World of Coke center, and ending off the week with a day at Six Flags over Atlanta, Georgia. All in all, ICON is an experience that is full of unexpected surprises and in the end you’ll gather unforgettable memories with new friends. Catch the tour next year in San Antonio, Texas!
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EXECUTIVE BOARD District Governor
Juliet Yu julietyu.pnwgov@gmail.com 253-218-5979
District Treasurer Bryan Lee
bryanlee.pnwtreasurer@gmail.com
971-258-7236
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District Secretary
Tiffany Wong
tiffanywong.pnwsec@gmail.com
(206) 317-9146
District Editor
Audrey Chow
audreychow.pnweditor@gmail.com
604-831-0101
Convention Chair
Amy Hung
pnwconventionchair@gmail.com
253-353-5496
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APPOINTED POSITIONS Convention Aide
Jonah Tang jonah.conaide@gmail.com 206-369-3995
Convention Aide
Vivia Zhu viviazhu831@gmail.com 253-266-0490
Districts Projects Director Kyra DelaChica pnw.projectsdirector@gmail.com 503-935 6041
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Membership Growth Director
Stella Gonzalez stella.pnwdistrict@gmail.com 425-499-9156
K-Family Relations Director
Georgia Cato georgiacato.krelations@gmail.com 778-870-2406
Communications Director
Peter Ch’en peter.ltg28@outlook.com 425-324-6443
Key Leader Ambassador
Deenah Howard deenahh98@gmail.com 253-682-9476
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Di vision 33 Club Offi cers Auburn Co-Presidents: Grace Choe and Carla Rezk Co-Vice President: Zack Dithilath and Dulce Chavez Treasurer: Jasmine Putman-Rodriguez Secretary: Najma Abdi Editor: Tony Do
Auburn Mountainview Co-President: Kathy Nguyen Co-President: Kristina Levchenko Treasurer: Christopher Herrera Secretary: Yael Andrade Editor: Mollie Clements
Auburn Riverside
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President: Hailey Blum Vice President: An Do Treasurer: Colin Wingate Secretary: Avneet Mann Editor: Lillian Wood
Decatur President: Mallory Jones Vice President: Chloe Kvemvolden Treasurer: Giaan Nguyen Secretary: Braulianna Patoc Editor: Alex Nagode
Federal Way President: Angie Kong Co-Vice Presidents: Tammy Nguyen and Justin Kwon Treasurer: Wesley Nguyen Secretary: Andrea Argueta Co-Editors: Kyoko Hall and Alondra Rodriguez
Thomas Jefferson President: Ian Hahm Vice President: Michelle Ahn Treasurer: Alyssa Tran Secretary: Eric Llamas Flores Editor: Vivian Nguyen
Todd Beamer President: Andrew Kang Vice President: Cindy Park Treasurer: Jacob Rivera Secretary: Stella Han Editor: Christopher Chang
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Meet the 2016-20
Division AYN: Nicholas Aspelund Division AYS: Greyson Culbert Division 9: William Suastegui Division 13/15/17: Arlene Nguyen Division 18: Baneet Braich Division 19/36: Daniel Smith Division 20i: Kristen Pagala Division 20m: Makenna Drye Division 21: Sea Choi Division 22/24: Billy Yi
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Division 26: Anthony Lu Division 27: Christy Oh Division 28: Peter Ch'en Division 30: Sarah Archer Division 32: Ashley Villanueva Division 33: Rheanna Borromeo Division 34: Brittney Tran Division 35: Deenah Howard Division 38: Thu Nguyen Division 42C: Jeryd Lewis
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Division 42V: Stephen Brackett Division 44: Alyssa Libak Division 45: Annie Churo Division 46: Cheyenne Gillespie Division 48: Sienna Sanchez Division 50: Ricky Aguilar Division 52: Sabrina Zhu Division 54: Daphne Uhler Division 56: Dmitri Saberi Division 58: Joshika Suresh
Division 62: Alissa Ouanesisouk Division 64: Haydn Loudd Division 65W: Michaela Canete Division 65E: Kaye DelaChica Division 66: Brian Nguyen Division 70: Mollie Lewandowski Division 72: Nicholas Burns Division 74: Kai Hollenberg Division 76: Dannielle Acosta Division 80: Isaac Estrada Division 82: Sarah Kaufman
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KEY CLUB 101 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 District encompasses nearly 1.8 million square miles and includes over 300 clubs that operate under 45 divisions. Through rain or shine, snow or hail, Key Clubbers in the PNW dedicate countless house to their communities and internationally, and are always Proud ‘N’ Willing to serve! PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT KEY CLUB
@PNWKEYCLUB @PNWKEYCLUB PNW KEY CLUB
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Color
Fuchsia Pink
Mascot
Mortimer Moose
Member Count 13,500
Division 33 encompasses seven high schools within the Auburn
and Federal Way communities. There is never a dull moment when everyone in our division is together. Our Division is known for our spirit, diversity and continuous service. Krakens are dedicated and always willing to serve the community no matter what.
DIVISION 33 OF THE PNW DISTRICT OF KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL
SCHOOLS
@D33PNWKEYCLUB Auburn Auburn Mountainview Auburn Riverside Decatur Federal Way Thomas Jefferson Todd Beamer
Mascot Kraken Colors Royal blue, yellow, white
Sister Division Division 32
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Get to know our Kiwanis partners. VISION PARTNERS Landscape Structures Inc. has been creating innovative playground equipment since 1971. Think of the impact your club could have in your community by constructing a playground as a signature project. Ask your members if giving children a place to play is the right project for your club. See Kiwanis playgrounds and find a local representative at playlsi.com. Nickelodeon’s The Big Help campaign puts kids into action to do something about issues communities face. Kiwanis clubs are encouraged to work with their SLPs on projects like Worldwide Day of Play—when the network goes black and kids are encouraged to head outdoors and help their community. Learn what your club can do to engage at nick.com/thebighelp. The U.S. Army partnership is based on a foundation of shared values. Engaging in local opportunities, U.S. Army personnel connect with Kiwanis family members and provide access to local battalion support and resources. Contact your local battalion to invite soldiers to speak at a club meeting, take part in service projects and become Kiwanis members. goarmy.com.
KEY CLUB CO-SPONSOR Rustic Pathways has more than 30 years of experience leading exceptional international education and service programs. High school students broaden their global perspective while performing meaningful service projects around the world. Learn more about the incredible trips offered by inviting a local representative to speak at a club meeting or district convention. Find your local connection at Rusticpathways.com.
PROMOTIONAL PARTNERS Scholastic Books partners with the Kiwanis Family to promote literacy outreach programs. Discuss with your club members how a reading oasis for your local school can be woven into your signature service projects and discover the wide array of literacy programs at kiwanisone.org/read.
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Up with People is a global education organization focused on bringing the world together through service and music. Kiwanis clubs can engage with Up with People by coordinating service projects, hosting the cast in their homes and sponsoring performances as fundraisers. Find out when Up with People will be in your area at upwithpeople.org.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS Sister Cities International serves as the national membership organization for individual sister cities, states and countries across the U.S. This partnership gives Kiwanians access to more than 2,100 international partnerships, member rates on events and exchange opportunities. Think about how your club can increase local education, arts and cultural impact through a Sister City collaboration. Contact your local Sister City Program through the city search on sister-cities.org. JCI is a nonprofit organization of young active citizens, ages 18 to 40, who are engaged and committed to making an impact in their communities. Kiwanians can partner with JCI members on joint community projects to increase local impact. Find your local JCI chapter or contact your state office to inquire about ways to connect and collaborate. kiwanis.org/findjci
CAUSE PARTNERS IHOP. Your club members can support National Pancake Day by serving as ambassadors to encourage restaurant patrons to support Children’s Miracle Network hospitals. Beginning in each January, watch for information from Kiwanis International about registering to volunteer on National Pancake Day.
PREFERRED CHARITIES Kiwanis International partners with Boys & Girls Clubs of America with a focus on mentoring tomorrow’s leaders. Invite their staff to a club meeting and begin building an impactful relationship. Find your local Boys & Girls Club at bgca.org. Kiwanis International partners with Boy Scouts of America to ensure boys, young men and women grow in character, citizenship, responsibility and leadership to achieve their greatest potential. Your club can sponsor a local troop and support its projects. Find your troop at scouting.org. Kiwanis family members participate with Children’s Miracle Network by sponsoring fundraising events and conducting service projects at their local children’s hospitals. Get involved by contacting your local CMN hospital and invite a representative to a club meeting to share ideas and create a partnership. Find your hospital at childrensmiraclenetwork.org. Kiwanis family members partner with March of Dimes by raising thousands of dollars annually to give every baby a healthy start. To find out how you can help support local events, such as March for Babies and Prematurity Awareness Month, contact marchofdimes.com. Kiwanis family members joined forces with UNICEF to virtually eliminate iodine deficiency disorders. Today we collaborate on The Eliminate Project, raising US$110 million to help eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus from the planet. Continue to stay up to date on this campaign at theeliminateproject.org.
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