The Locksmith: June Issue by Stuyvesant High School Key Club

The Locksmith Volume 7 Issue 3

STNETNOC FO ELBAT

Letters from the Cab

Updates from Division 11

Updates from NYDKC

Updates from KC International Upcoming Fundraisers

Event Calendars

Service Spotlights

Member of the Month

Join ourÂ FB group at Stuyvesant Key Club

Check out our club website at stuykc.org

Join us on Remind for important reminders

Check out our events form! HERE

BAC AEKI EHT MORF SRETTEL

Hey Key Clubbers! Hope everyone is enjoying their vacation, whether you are busy with a summer hustle or getting some well-deserved rest. With summer here, we are transitioning to a new email list and a new points spreadsheet. If you haven't already, whether you are a longtime member or new to Key Club, be sure to fill out the new signup form atÂ bit.ly/stuykc-1920. The first week of July was the annual Key Club Internationally Convention and I'm pleased to announce that Stuyvesant Key Club is a recipient of the Distinguished Diamond Level Club Award. This is an extremely big deal and I just want to say a big thank you to every single one of you for your hardwork and contribution to Key Club during the immediate past service year. I hope we can keep this up and get the award again next year. School may be over but the Key Club grind never stops. A couple of events had already took place in July and there are so many more to come for the rest of the summer.Â

PRESIDENT JASON XIONG

Big thanks to our New Projects Committee for keeping our summer events calendar filled to provide lots of service opportunities for everyone. We have two upcoming fundraisers as well, first being our Taiyaki fundraiser on Monday the 15th and the other being our Adventures at Governors Island with Brooklyn Tech Key Club on the 27th. Be sure to check them out! I hope everyone will have an awesome rest of the summer and I will catch y'all at an event soon! Yours in caring service, Jason Xiong President of Stuyvesant Key Club IKEYA Board 2019-2020

Hey Keyooties! Summer’s in full blast and I hope you’ve all had a productive and fun summer so far! If you’re on vacation, I can’t wait to see you guys after you enjoy it!

VICE PRESIDENT DAVID SHI

Even though school’s out, we will still be having events and many fun fundraisers! Be sure to pull up to our next fundraiser, Adventures at Governor’s Island! Our previous fundraisers were super successful, with Dave and Busters being a blast and Taiyaki being quite tasty! We’ve recently stepped up our interclubbing game, working with both LaGuardia and Brooklyn Tech! Can’t wait to spend the rest of the summer volunteering with you guys! Stay cool :) Yours in service, David Shi VP of Stuyvesant Key Club IKEYA Board 2019-2020

Hey Key Clubbers! June is a really exciting month for us. I hope that you guys are all enjoying your summers and attending events when you have the time. Remember that if you want to be part of Key Club for the next year, you have to sign up here --) bit.ly/stuykc-1920. I really encourage all of you to join again and have as much fun as you did this year! Definitely get all of your friends to sign up too! Later on during this month, we will be having our interclub fundraiser with Btech KC, so you guys should all pull up for a couple hours of fun!! In addition, we have a bunch of fun events this month too. It includes TRC 2019 Basketball Tournament, Rubin Museum Block Party, and the NYC Poetry Festival! If you guys are free, definitely attend some events. As always, feel free to contact me if you have any questions, comments, concerns, or to just have a talk. I look forward to seeing all of you!

SECRETARY PAMELA YANG

Yours in service, Pamela Yang Secretary of Stuyvesant Key Club IKEYA Board 2019-2020

we had our Dave & Buster’s Fundraiser that raised an amazing $3,722 for our Governors Project: the New York Chapter of the Special Olympics. Thank you so much to everyone who attended and made the most successful fundraiser in StuyKC’s history! Going forward, I’m looking forward to working with establishments around NYC to host many new food-based fundraisers. First on track is the Taiyaki TREASURER NYC Fundraiser on Monday, July 15th, VINCENT HUANG at the Chinatown location from 2-6 PM! Get a sweet combo for only $7 that will Hey y’all! go towards the Children’s Miracle Fund. School’s finally out! Cheers to Next up, we’ll be collaborating with finishing another school year! Now Brooklyn Tech Key Club in our that summer’s here, it’s the perfect Adventures at Governors Island time to do Key Club. Whether it be volunteering at an event or attending a Fundraiser on Saturday, July 27th. We’ll be hosting a BBQ and more so you fundraiser, you should definitely try should definitely come to see what’s up! something new this season In terms of our fundraising update, we are currently at $9,659.95 of our 10k goal. We are so close and I know we can hit it and beyond with the rest of the service year! June was an amazing and eventful month full of different Key Club activities, from receiving our amazing crew necks to hosting Induction and many new fundraisers. We had our Poke Green Fundraiser on June 14th that raised 76.30, which I hope everyone enjoyed! On June 19th,

Fundraising has many new events planned for this summer and fall season- if you have any ideas, feel free to hit me up! Looking forward to seeing you at future events and fundraisers. Yours in service, Vincent Huang Treasurer of Stuyvesant Key Club IKEYA Board 2019-2020

Hey guys, Congrats on making it through the school year! I hope you’re well on your way to a great summer vacation. On the website you’ll be able to find the new prf in the resources tab which our president Jason made. There is also an updated list of project captain instructions on the website. I’m currently working on another tab with an FAQ section and an anonymous feedback form for how Key Club is doing in your eyes. This will hopefully add transparency and allow us to address all of your issues. Finally, expect a recap video for May and June very soon. (I’m a dum dum). Yours in service, Jackson Ngo Webmaster of Stuyvesant Key Club IKEYA Board 2019-2020

WEBMASTER JACKSON NGO

Hey Key Clubbers! Congrats on lasting the school year!! We made it wooooo!

EDITOR RACHEL JOH

Summer vacation is a great opportunity to attendÂ events and fundraisers. Thank you to everyone that went to Dave and Busters - it was a blast! Be sure to attend Stuy X Btech's Governor's Island Fundraiser this 27th. Read more on page 13. Thank you to all the volunteers who diligently send in pictures and sign up to be writers. The Locksmith would not be able to operate without these individuals. The Locksmith is always incorporating new changes for our readers. Please email us at locksmith@stuykc.org with any feedback you would like to give us! ReadÂ on till the end! Yours in service, Rachel Joh Editor of Stuyvesant Key Club IKEYA Board 2019-2020

Division Divisional Training Conference

Unfortunately, DTC will not take place this year. Thank you to everyone who showed interest in attending. For those still interested, Fall Rally will be held in the falls and it is similar to DTC.

The Panda Press Our Divisional Newsletter: The Panda Press Check out our July Newletter and our past newletters in the links below. If you would like to submit an article or photo for a service spotlight or a shoutout, email them to division11@nydkc.org!

Read the July Issue of The Panda Express here.

District The New York Minute

Check out the New York Minute from this month and last month. The New York Minute is a video update our District Governor, Camille Brock, releases every month.

The Empire Key

District Bulletin Editor, Angelo Lontok, has released the first issue of the district newsletter, the Empire Key. Check it out here!

District Cont'd July Governor's Bulletin

International At the International Convention, the New York District voted in the House of Delegates for the next International Board and proposed amendments. Check out the doc here!

Key Club Pledge

The Key Club Pledge has been modified for the first time since the start of Key Club! I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International; to build my home, school and community; to serve my nation and world; and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions

International Convention Recap Check out what you missedÂ here!

Upcoming Fundraiser Stuyvesant X Brooklyn Tech's Adventures at Governors Island Fundraiser Don't know how to get there? Don't worry, we have two meetups! Queens Meetup: 9 AM @ Flushing Library Brooklyn Meetup: 10 AM @ Atlantic-Avenue Barclays Center NOTE: The ferry to Governors Island is free before noon! All proceeds will go towards International Project Children's Miracle Network Hospital, a non-profit organization that raises funds for children's hospitals, medical research, and community awareness of children's health issues. SIGN UP here! CLICK GOING HERE here! Looking forward to seeing you there! All proceeds will go towards International Project Children's Miracle Network Hospital, a non-profit organization that raises funds for children's hospitals, medical research, and community awareness of children's health issues.

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Poke Gr Fundrai

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6/2

6/8

6/9

6/14 6/15

Brain Tumor Walk June Bloom at Brower Park!

Liver Life Walk 2019 Brooklyn Takes Steps

Color Run CFK Family Festival Carnival

Brain Tumor Walk

Bring the Cool Family Festival

Events

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reen iser

6/16

Dave & Buster’s Fundraiser

6/19

6/22

6/23

NYSoM Superhero Festival Stuyvesant Spring Reunion INDUCTION! Egg Rolls, Egg Creams, and Empanadas Festival

Drums Along the Hudson 2019

6/29

6/30

9th Annual Stroll 4 Cancer Awareness

Summerstage

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Taiyaki NYC

7/6

7/13

7/7

Summerstage

FABSCRAP

7/14

7/15

7/20

Forest Crew Day

FABSCRAP Go Africa Carnival 2019

TRC 2019 Basketball Tournament

Click on an event for more info OR Check out our events form HERE

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Adventures at Governors Island

7/27

7/21

7/28

Stuy X BTHS Wyckoff House Museum

NYC Poetry Festival 2019

Rubin Museum Block Party

8/8

NYC Poetry Festival 2019 #Hashtag Lunchbag Brooklyn

Serv Spotl

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By Jason Xiong (President) On Wednesday, June 19th, we held our annual Dave and Buster’s fundraiser. At the fundraiser, we sold Power Cards of $15 and $25 to our attendees. There are games, such as Big Bass Wheel where you just spin the wheel and can get any amount ranging from 4 to 1,000 tickets. There are also lots of intense action-packed games like the Speed of Light where two players race to press all the lit-up circles before time runs out. Some people tried their luck at the claw toy machines while others became addicted to collecting tokens in exchange for lots of tickets. Most games allow attendees to earn tickets that they can use to redeem for prizes at the Winner’s Circle. Everyone went home with lots of goodies, from fluffy llamas and the iconic Pikachu plushy to expensive slushy making machines and Bluetooth speakers. We were able to raise a whopping total of $3,722 for our Governor’s Project, the New York Chapter of Special Olympics, a sports organization that helps to provide training and also competitions for children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities.

NySoM Superhero Festival

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"I was appointed at the finish line to help out and was soon covered in powder that enthusiastic runners threw into the sky as they crossed the line. In those few hours at the finish line, I inhaled in an unhealthy amount of colored powder." -Keyi Guo

Color Run

BY: JASON XIONG The Change for Kids Family Festival Carnival was held on the first of June at PS 142 for elementary school children and their families. Upon arrival, we joined the carnival coordinators in blowing up balloons and tying balloons together to decorate the metal fences around the schoolyard. It was not a small schoolyard so after decorating all the fences with balloons, I was very close to passing out. Good thing I didn't :) After decorating, we were assigned to a game in the carnival to manage and collect tickets from kids. Zi and I were assigned to the fishing game, where you spin a spinner to get a number and try to fish using a fishing pole. There are magnets on both the fishing pole and the fish. It was really fun to see all the kids try to fish; there were small fights between kids and some who just grabbed the fish with their hands from the small pool of water. We were in charge of running that game until the end of the event. I really enjoyed the event and it's definitelyyy not because of delicious food.

CFKÂ Family Festival

MEMBER OF THE MONTH JACKY CHEN

The name "Key Club" is really sort of a double-edged sword. The name itself doesn't quite give a good idea of what the club is actually about. The first time I heard of Key Club was in Freshman year. Someone told me that it was about connecting with people from other schools and that sounded really lame to me so I didn't join until the end of sophomore year when I really learned what Key Club did. The name is also quite poetic though. I see it as a key to unlocking the human spirit that can be locked in some of us. The human spirit is all about working together and helping each other; and, for some people, we forget about that. Some of us seclude ourselves and try to do everything solo. Unfortunately, I was one of those people. But, when I joined Key Club I realized that I don't need to be alone. There are a lot of amazing people out there that I wouldn't have met and a lot of new things I wouldn't have done if not for Key Club. So I'm really glad that I was able to be part of this amazing club and I can't wait to continue joining events!

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