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DIVISION 64
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT
KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL
AUGUST NEWSLETTER
Volume 1 | Issue 5
PRESIDENT/VICE
PRESIDENT REPORTS
EDITOR REPORTS
SECRETARY REPORTS Email to: [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected]
Preferred Charities-----3 Greetings From Your Lt.G-----4
A Message from the District Governor-----5 Key Dates To Remember-----6
About the PNW-----7 What Makes Key Club Unique? -----8
Key Leader-----9 Meet the Kiwanis Family-----10
District Convention Design Contest-----11
July DCM-----12 & 13 Portland Area Rally Recap-----14 & 15
International Convention Recap-----16 & 17 Divisional Scoreboard-----18 & 19 The ELIMINATE Project----- 20 & 21
New ELIMINATE Merchandise-----22 & 23 Upcoming Summer Rallies-----24
Seattle Rally-----25 Social Media-----26
Kiwanis Clubs-----27 Club Officers-----28 & 29 Key Club 101-----30 & 31
Redlight Traffic-----32 & 33 Meet Kevin Zhang, International Vice President-----34
District Contact Information-----35 Meet the District Appointees-----36 & 37
Greetings from Your Lt.G Preferred Charities
PRESIDENT REPORTS
EDITOR REPORTS
SECRETARY REPORTS Email to: [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected]
Greetings From Your Lt.G
Preferred Charities
Why Should I Join Key Club?
Key Club 101
What’s Up With Dues?
August DCM-SELFIE OLYMPICS
July DCM Recap
Meet Kayla Gadd, Div. Exec Assistant
Meet Tashrima Hossain, International Trustee
Key Dates to Remember
About the Pacific Northwest
Volunteer Opportunity at the Hawthorne
Street Fair
Key Leader
DCON Design Contest
Divisional Design Contest
Divisional Scoreboard
The Eliminate Project
Kiwanis x UNICEF
Club Officers
Social Media
Kiwanis Clubs
How Well Do You Know the K-Family?
District Contacts
Key Club Essentials
Red Light Traffic
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
AUGUST 2014 | VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 5
HEY DINOSAURS!
I hope that y’all are having unforgettable summers
filled with SERVICE and FUN! I hope that you guys will
take advantage of the summer and extra free time to
SERVE and to continue to make a positive impact on your
communities. Service is not something that ends after the
school year and starts back up again in September–
service is something you can ALWAYS do, no matter where
you are. I hope to see you all at the Joint DCM with
Divisions 62, 65, and 66, and serve with you throughout the
rest of the summer!
I would also like to personally thank all of the Key
Clubbers who came to my July DCM. I hope you had a ton
of fun and learned a lot about Key Club International!
The Joint DCM is coming up on August 25th, from
10-1. It will be at Pioneer Square! Please don’t hesitate to
ask me if you need a ride. As always, Key Club is
INCLUSIVE and don’t hesitate to bring your friends, Key
Clubbers and non-Key Clubbers alike, family, etc. to these
Key Club events! The theme is SELFIE OLYMPICS and it’s going to be an event that you don’t want to miss!
More information will be out shortly through Facebook and
email.
Since the school year is coming up fast, I strongly
encourage you guys to think about recruiting new members
into Key Club! Think about why you love Key Club, and
share your experience with others. I have provided a
couple promotion resources in the first few pages of the
newsletter. Target the underclassmen and build your clubs!
That’s it for now! SEE YOU GUYS AT THE JOINT
AUGUST DCM! IT WILL BE FUN!
HAVE A FANTASTIC, SERVICE-FILLED REST
OF THE SUMMER!
In love and service,
Dorothy Wang
Lieutenant Governor of Division 64
Key Club International
GREETINGS FROM YOUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
GREETINGS
FROM YOUR
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR
UNICEF works with the United Nations to help over 150 developing countries to overcome the obstacles that poverty,
violence, disease and discrimination place
in a child’s path. Through community service, UNICEF is able to provide
healthcare, sanitary water, and education for these children.
Preferred Charities
1 in 9 babies in America are born mature. The United States has one of the highest
rates for premature babies for more
developed countries. The March of Dimes funds lifesaving research and
programs and works to end premature birth, birth defects and infant
mortality. Every baby deserves a healthy life.
Children’s Miracle Network seeks to battle every type of childhood illness and injury. The
money fundraised for the program goes towards research and training, purchasing equipment and paying uncompensated
care, in its mission to save as many children’s lives as possible.
D I V I S I O N S 6 2 , 6 4 , 6 5 , 6 6
AUGUST DCM
MONDAY, AUGUST 25TH DOWNTOWN PORTLAND
10 AM to 1 PM
c
Hey Key Clubbers!
I'm Kayla and I will be a junior
next year rat West Linn High
School. I first heard about Key
Club when a Lake Oswego girl
was bragging about how LO
had a Key Club and how at the
time, West Linn didn't. Then a
year later, we got one! The club
officially started my sophomore
year and I joined right away. We
definitely had some interesting
volunteer experiences going to
volunteer jobs full of crazy cats
and really bad parking jobs, but
nonetheless we survived. I am
thrilled to be serving as Vice
President for these next two
years, as well as executive
officer of the division. I hope to
increase our number of
members and to increase the
efficacy and enthusiasm of
current Key Club members. I
hope to meet you soon if we
haven't met yet!
MEET KAYLA GADD Divisional Executive Assistant
Hey, Pacific-Northwest!
My name is Tashrima Hossain, and I’d like to introduce myself as the new International Trustee
for your district. It is such an honor to be in your service, primarily by ensuring that your voices
are heard at the international level during the upcoming year. I’m excited to join the PNW moose;
I’ve already received so much enthusiasm from the Board, I’ve heard many great things about
PNW, and I can’t wait to see all the great achievements your district has in store.
To let you know a little about myself, I am from Cypress, Texas, which is a suburban area
adjacent to the Houston border. In addition to Key Club, I devote much of my time to debate and
Student Council— which often leaves with very little time for sleep! As a result, I’m a bit of a
grandma, and I like spending much of my free time sleeping, reading, or just hanging out with
friends.
For those of you who would like to know more about my duties as International Trustee, I have a
few basic responsibilities: attending International Board meetings, participating in a maximum of
two district visits, and acting as a representative of the international level of Key Club. In addition,
Governor Lisa and I completed a Governor-Trustee agreement, which identified the main
expectations Lisa has of me, as your district’s Trustee; many of said goals revolve around
constant communication and building positive Sister District relations—all of which are means to
ensure that I effectively represent your views on the international level.
Additionally, I serve with Jenalee Beazley, Rip Livingston, Liz Moore, and Nicole Lema on the
Growth and Communications Committee. There, we predominantly focus on fostering a
connection between advisors and Kiwanis clubs, making Key Club a school-wide name, creating
a “cool factor” for Key Club, empowering local clubs to publicize their work, creating a strategic
growth plan for KCI, and creating an annual club census. We already have a very specific set of
goals and action steps for the first quarter; I plan to update you all with any progress in that
arena.
During my term, I will stay committed to the goals I campaigned with, but more than that, I intend
to actively serve as a resource for you all. If you have questions about amendments, elections,
service, or general Key Club knowledge, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’m here as a
resource, friend, and assistant in any way you may need. Call me, email me, Facebook me— I’m
always ready to lend a hand.
Tashrima Hossain
International Trustee
Georgia, KIWIN'S, & Pacific-Northwest
713-505-2252
keyclub.org
MEET THE PACIFIC
NORTHWEST’S
INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE TASHRIMA HOSSAIN
October 24th-26th – Key Leader
Check out page 9 for more information
September 5th–
SECRETARY, EDITOR, AND
PREZ/VP REPORTS DUE
OFFICERS!!! I need your contact info!
If you haven’t already, please fill out the following form! If I
could get all of the contact info
in by September 1st, that would be very much appreciated.
AUGUST 25TH – JOINT DCM with DIVISIONS 44, 62, 65, 66 (Division 257!) Who: Key Clubbers from all over the Portland area! When: Monday, August 25th, 10am-1pm What: SELFIE OLYMPICS! Guess you have to come to find out! Where: Pioneer Square… more details to come! Why: To have a ton of fun, get motivated for service, and meet new people from neighboring divisions!
EDITOR REPORTS
SECRETARY REPORTS Email to: [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], advisors,
members, officers, etc.
PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT REPORTS
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“In the midst of serene nature and
fluctuating weather conditions lies the
great Pacific Northwest District (PNW).
The Pacific Northwest 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 330 clubs that
operate under 44 divisions. Through rain or shine, snow or hail, Key
Clubbers in the Pacific Northwest dedicate countless hours to their
communities and internationally, and are always Proud 'N‘ Willing to
serve!”
“The mascot of the Pacific Northwest District is the “Mighty Moose,” also commonly called “Mortimer the Moose.” Known for
our spirit yet incredible dedication to the service that we do, the
PNW District continues to be a leader in the Key Club world, and it is
all thanks to our members and excellent leadership throughout the
district. It would not be far from the truth to say that yes, we’re one of
the best, with over 13,000 members proudly shouting out in accord
when they hear: “Hey PNW! How do you feel?””
Division 64 includes Tigard High School, Wilsonville High School,
Tualatin High School, Lakeridge High School, Sherwood High School,
West Linn High School, and Lake Oswego High School. We are one of
the smallest and newest divisions in the District, but we are working
towards becoming a bigger and stronger division over the next year!
Our divisional mascot has been recently changed to the
“DINOSAURS,” while our divisional colors are blue and silver. We are
happy to serve and blessed to be able to experience how rewarding
being an active member of Key Club can be. Yay Key Club!!
64! That’s us!
About the Pacific Northwest
District
CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS! We need at least 10 volunteers to help out at the Hawthorne Street
Fair on Sunday, August 17th! We will be helping with set up and clean
up as well as hosting a Kid’s Arts and crafts table (all proceeds go towards the Eliminate Project)! Please contact Dorothy Wang ([email protected]) and sign up for a shift.
Morning Shift: 9 AM to 1 PM Afternoon Shift: 1 PM to 6 PM
We will meet at the information booth at SE 34th and Hawthorne Blvd. in Portland. It will be lots of fun-music, food booths and vendors! If you are good at face painting, we will do this at the crafts booth for a minimal charge.
VOLUNTEER AT THE HAWTHORNE STREET FAIR August 17th
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Keys of Excellence: • Personal Integrity - Doing the
right thing.
• Personal Growth - Developing in
mind, body, and spirit.
• Respect - Showing
consideration for self, others, and
property.
• Building Community -
Developing relationships to
achieve positive goals.
• Pursuit of Excellence - Expecting
and achieving the best
Mission Statement: To inspire young people to
achieve their personal best
through service leadership.
What is Key Leader? Key Leader is a life-changing weekend retreat that emphasizes and helps develop student leadership skills, especially through
service.
This year’s Key Leader:
- October 24-26, 2014
- Location: Camp Collins
(Gresham, OR)
- Located on the Sandy
River
- Zip line and a giant swing!
*If you are interested in being a student-facilitator, contact
your Lt.G for more information.
REGISTER AT www.key-leader.org
Costs: - Key Clubbers: $175
- Student-
facilitators*: $115
HELP DESIGN THE LOGO FOR
THE 66TH ANNUAL DISTRICT
CONVENTION! CLICK ON
ME FOR
MORE
DETAILS!!
COLORS: B L U E & S I L V E R
SEND IN
YOUR
DESIGNS TO dorothywang.ltg64
@gmail.com!
DIVISIONAL POIN TS SCOREBOARD
The club with the MOST POINTS will receive a PARTY at the end of the year, courtesy of the Lt.G! Keep it up guys!
DIVISIONAL POIN TS SCOREBOARD
The club with the MOST POINTS will receive a PARTY at the end of the year, courtesy of the Lt.G! Keep it up guys!
The primary goal of the ELIMINATE project is to “eliminate
maternal and neonatal tetanus. This deadly disease steals the lives of nearly
60,000 innocent babies and a significant number of women each year. The
effects of the disease are excruciating — tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful
convulsions and extreme sensitivity to light and touch.” It takes $1.80 to get
three rounds of vaccinations for mother and child. In order to essentially
eradicate the prevalence of neonatal and maternal tetanus globally, we must
still raise $110 million for our cause.
As of July 7th, Key Club International has raised a total of
$2,432,905.64 for the ELIMINATE project, which means that Key Club has
impacted the lives of 2,703,228 mothers and children. I hope to see all Key
Clubbers do their part by spreading awareness and fundraising for this amazing
project. TOGETHER we CAN eliminate maternal neonatal tetanus from the world.
An easy way to raise money for the ELIMINATE project is through Miracle
Minutes! During Miracle Minutes, everyone donates as much spare change as
they can during the span of a minute. Even a couple pennies can go a long
way! For more fundraising ideas, please contact your LTG. We will also discuss
ELIMINATE in more detail at the next DCM. Visit the ELIMINATE website for more
information regarding what ELIMINATE does and Key Club’s role with that project.
*One important thing to note is that by ELIMINATION of MNT, we mean that there
will be fewer than 1 case of MNT for every 1,000 live births.
THE ELIMINATE
PROJECT
GET INVOLVED!
#elimin8
Divisional
goal: $1000 before
the end of 2015
Ideas for
ELIMINATE - Restaurant Fundraiser
- Miracle Minute
- Coin wars
- Movie night
- Car wash
- Etc. brainstorm ideas
with your clubs! Each school
must do at
least one
restaurant
fundraiser for
ELIMINATE! New ELIMINATE gear will
be out soon! I will release
more information once the
new gear comes in, but
each school must try to sell
ELIMINATE gear throughout
the school year! You must
be in good
communication with your
Lt.G in order to do so.
Tip: Try to dedicate at least one service project a month towards
the ELIMINATE project!
New ideas for ELIMINATE? Share with your fellow Key Clubbers on
the divisional
Facebook group page. If you are not on this, you
can find the group here.
Divisional
goal: $1000 before
the end of 2015
Ideas for
ELIMINATE - Restaurant Fundraiser
- Miracle Minute
- Coin wars
- Movie night
- Car wash
- Etc. brainstorm ideas
with your clubs!
Each school
must do at
least one
restaurant
fundraiser for ELIMINATE!
New ELIMINATE gear will
be out soon! I will release
more information once the
new gear comes in, but
each school must try to sell
ELIMINATE gear throughout
the school year! You must
be in good
communication with your
Lt.G in order to do so.
Tip: Try to dedicate at least one service project a month towards
the ELIMINATE project!
New ideas for
ELIMINATE? Share with your fellow Key Clubbers on
the divisional Facebook group page. If you are not on this, you
can find the
group here.
Divisional
goal: $1000 before
the end of 2015
Ideas for
ELIMINATE - Restaurant Fundraiser
- Miracle Minute
- Coin wars
- Movie night
- Car wash
- Etc. brainstorm ideas
with your clubs! Each school
MUST do at
least one
restaurant
fundraiser for
ELIMINATE!
New ELIMINATE gear is
out now! I encourage
each school to try to
sell ELIMINATE gear
throughout the school
year! You must pre-
order the
merchandise and be
in good
communication with
your Lt.G in order to
do receive the new
merchandise.
Tip: Try to dedicate at least one service project a month towards
the ELIMINATE project!
New ideas for ELIMINATE? Share with your fellow Key Clubbers on the divisional
Facebook group page. If you are not on this, you can find
the group here.
Each school should aim to raise about $200 for the ELIMINATE project over the course of the next
year. Together we can do this! Let’s save some babies.
BECOME FRIENDS WITH YOUR ASB OFFICERS, TEACHERS, AND OTHER INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN
YOUR COMMUNITY TO HELP FUNDRAISE AND RAISE AWARENESS FOR THE ELIMINATE PROJECT.
TOGETHER WE CAN ELIMINATE MATERNAL NEONATAL TETANUS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
BY THE END OF 2015.
DIVISION 64
PROGRESS: $76.59
US $60.5 MILLION
x
CAMPAIGN
GOAL: US $110 MILLION
KEY CLUB
INTERNATIONAL
PREFERRED
CHARITY
MNT has
been
eliminated
in 34 countries
countries 25 remain with MNT
Kiwanis has partnered up with UNICEF to ELIMINATE
maternal neonatal tetanus (MNT), a highly
preventable disease, throughout the world. MNT
causes babies to suffer from painful convulsions and
extreme sensitivity to light, turning the joy of
childbirth into a tragedy.
UNICEF is the only organization
of the United Nations
dedicated exclusively to
children. It works with other UN
bodies, governments, and
organizations to assist children
by providing:
• primary healthcare
• basic education
• safe water/sanitation
Just
$1.80 provides enough money to save a
mother and her future children from MNT.
GOAL: eliminate MNT by
2015 SAVE A LIFE.
Donate to the Eliminate Project.
US $60.5 MILLION
x
CAMPAIGN
GOAL: US $110 MILLION
KEY CLUB
INTERNATIONAL
PREFERRED
CHARITY
MNT has
been
eliminated
in 34 countries
countries 25 remain with MNT
Kiwanis has partnered up with UNICEF to ELIMINATE
maternal neonatal tetanus (MNT), a highly
preventable disease, throughout the world. MNT
causes babies to suffer from painful convulsions and
extreme sensitivity to light, turning the joy of
childbirth into a tragedy.
UNICEF is the only organization
of the United Nations
dedicated exclusively to
children. It works with other UN
bodies, governments, and
organizations to assist children
by providing:
• primary healthcare
• basic education
• safe water/sanitation
Just
$1.80 provides enough money to save a
mother and her future children from MNT.
GOAL: eliminate MNT by
2015 SAVE A LIFE.
Donate to the Eliminate Project.
CLUB OFFICERS
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Note* if you have any updated information, please fill out the contact info
form online (on page 4, or ask me for the link if you need it!) and let me know through text, email, or Facebook.
Co-President: Joshua Lee
Co-President: Davey Li
Secretary: Bridget Delaney
Treasurer: Murray Bartho
Projects Coordinator: Lauren Rotticci
Fundraising: Kavya Sreedhar
K-Family: Jack Bolen Co-President: Katie Munk
Co-President: Sarah Kotel
Vice President: Georgina Fernandez*
Secretary: Olivia Chau
Treasurer: Michael Wakefield
Projects Coordinator: Cooper Ray
President: Lily Folk
Vice President: Jorge Reyes
Secretary: Rachel Kahn
Treasurer: Daniela Mai
Projects Coordinator: Bhargavi Korlipara
Presidents: Jessie Li
Vice President: Olivia Paulson
Secretary: Brooke Rayfield
Treasurer: Becca Ramirez
Communications: Nia Murat
Leadership Board: Catie Willard Courtney Holman
Julissa Baltazar Nobuki Yaso Valentina Munoz Carlos Villagomez
President: Kaylene Lim
Vice President: Kayla Gadd*
Secretary: Bo Ahn
Treasurer: Brigid Young
Editor: Anna Maria Hartner
President: Kaitlin Pataroque
Vice President: Jessica Gardner
Secretary: Serena Xu
Treasurer: Yifan Mao
Editor: Christina Miller
Events Coordinator: Crystal Liu
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Note* if you have any updated information, please fill out the contact info
form online (on page 4, or ask me for the link if you need it!) and let me know through text, email, or Facebook.
Co-President: Joshua Lee
Co-President: Davey Li
Secretary: Bridget Delaney
Treasurer: Murray Bartho
Projects Coordinator: Lauren Rotticci
Fundraising: Kavya Sreedhar
K-Family: Jack Bolen Co-President: Katie Munk
Co-President: Sarah Kotel
Vice President: Georgina Fernandez*
Secretary: Olivia Chau
Treasurer: Michael Wakefield
Projects Coordinator: Cooper Ray
President: Lily Folk
Vice President: Jorge Reyes
Secretary: Rachel Kahn
Treasurer: Daniela Mai
Projects Coordinator: Bhargavi Korlipara
Presidents: Jessie Li
Vice President: Olivia Paulson
Secretary: Brooke Rayfield
Treasurer: Becca Ramirez
Communications: Nia Murat
Leadership Board: Catie Willard Courtney Holman
Julissa Baltazar Nobuki Yaso Valentina Munoz Carlos Villagomez
President: Kaylene Lim
Vice President: Kayla Gadd*
Secretary: Bo Ahn
Treasurer: Brigid Young
Editor: Anna Maria Hartner
Co-President: Joshua Lee
Co-President: Davey Li
Secretary: Bridget Delaney
Treasurer: Murray Bartho
Projects Coordinator: Lauren Rotticci
Fundraising: Kavya Sreedhar
K-Family: Jack Bolen
Pnwkeyclub.org
PACIFIC NORTHWEST:
Facebook.com/PNWKeyClub
OR join the Facebook group
“PNW District Key Clubbers”
@PNWKeyClub
@PNWKeyClub
PNWMortie.Tumblr.com
http://ask.fm/mortymoose
DIVISION 64:
pnwdivision64.webs.com
http://issuu.com/pnwkeyclubdivision64
@pnwkeyclubd64
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR:
503-545-6886
Dorothy Wang
Click on the social
media icons to go
straight to those links!
SOCIAL MEDIA
Kiwanis Clubs of
Division 64
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Southwest Hills Kiwanis Club, Otto’s and Anita’s, 3025 SW Canby St, Portland, OR 97219 - Meetings every 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 6:30-7:30am - Clubs: Lake Oswego http://kiwanisswhills.org/
Tigard Kiwanis Club, Café Allegro, 12386 SW Main Street, Tigard, OR 97223 - Meetings every Wednesday 12-1pm - Clubs: Sherwood, Tigard http://www.tigardkiwanis.com/
Wilsonville Kiwanis Club, Wilsonville Public Library, 8200 SW Wilsonville Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070 - Meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
of each month at 12pm in the Rose Room - Clubs: Wilsonville http://www.wilsonvillekiwanis.org/
Tualatin Kiwanis Club, Tualatin Island Greens, 20400 SW Cipole Road Tualatin, Oregon 97062. - Meetings 1st and 3rd
Thursdays, 6:30pm - Clubs: Lakeridge,
Tualatin, West Linn http://tualatinkiwanisclub.org/
HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW
THE KIWANIS FAMILY?
COLLEGE
If you are interested in learning more about any of these K-Family branches, click on the icons to be
redirected to each organization’s home page. Also, don’t hesitate to ask your Lt.G if you have any
questions! I strongly encourage you guys to look
into chartering new K-Family clubs throughout this
upcoming year.
DISTRICT CONTACTS
• District Administrator: John Jay Email: [email protected]
• Assistant District Admin
Tom Saunders: Email: [email protected]
• Finance Administrator:
Kevin Buyer Email: [email protected]
District Governor Lisa Antonio, Division 28
Email: [email protected]
District Secretary Ik Hoon Jung, Division 65
Email: [email protected]
District Treasurer Aneesh Pappu, Division 56
Email: [email protected]
District Bulletin Editor Jenny Zhang, Division 32
Email: [email protected]
Convention Chair Cleo Tsang, Division 32
Email: [email protected]
To meet the members Of the District Board,
visit this link
International Trustee Tashrima Hossain,
Texas-Oklahoma District
Email:[email protected]
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE… • Take more pictures at Key Club events such as DCMs, service
projects, club meetings, etc.!
• Send them to me so you can be featured in my newsletters! • Don’t forget to hashtag #pnwkeyclub
On July 26th, Division 64 Key Clubbers and a special guest from Division 62 came together to learn about the basics of Key Club International. In addition, we used plastic shopping bags to cut and tie into plastic yarn.
This plastic yarn will eventually be crocheted into sleeping mats for the homeless. We raised over $25 for our
Miracle Minute – enough to vaccinate 13 mothers and babies! At the end, the Key Clubbers got to play with
water balloons, so the divisional council meeting was filled with service, education, and fun!
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE… • Take more pictures at Key Club events such as DCMs, service
projects, club meetings, etc.!
• Send them to me so you can be featured in my newsletters! • Don’t forget to hashtag #pnwkeyclub
On July 26th, Division 64 Key Clubbers and a special guest from Division 62 came together to learn about the basics of Key Club International. In addition, we used plastic shopping bags to cut and tie into plastic yarn.
This plastic yarn will eventually be crocheted into sleeping mats for the homeless. We raised over $25 for our
Miracle Minute – enough to vaccinate 13 mothers and babies! At the end, the Key Clubbers got to play with
water balloons, so the divisional council meeting was filled with service, education, and fun!
THE KEY CLUB CHEER Leader: Hey, Key Clubbers! How do you feel?!?! Key Clubber(s): I (we) feel good! Oh! I feel so good! UH! (two fists, elbows tucked, downward arm thrust) Double it up, UH!UH! (two fists, elbows tucked, downward arm thrust) x2 Triple it up, UH! UH! UH! (two fists, elbows tucked, downward arm thrust) x3 One long UH! UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! (right arm extended and outward, up and down, wave-like motion.)
Rapper style, UH, UH, UH, UH, UH (fingers extended, elbows bent and un-tucked, arms form an “A” shaped wedge, sharply chop air, alternating between right and left arms.) *Note: At the end of the cheer, throw up your D64 hand sign! And scream “64” loudly to show your divisional spirit.
KEY CLUB PLEDGE 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 God; And combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
KEY
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More Key Club 101
Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members
with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
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Leadership||Character Building||Caring||Inclusiveness
WHITE: purity
GOLD: service
BLUE: unwavering character
Caring – Our Way of Life
About the Pacific Northwest:
“It’s raining, it’s pouring, and PNW is soaring, above the rest, ‘cause we’re the best, PACIFIC NORTHWEST!”
Mortimer the Moose
Proud ‘N’ Willing to Serve”
About Division 64:
Lakeridge|| Lake Oswego|| West Linn||Wilsonville|| Tigard|| Tualatin|| Sherwood
Blue and Silver Dinosaurs
Slavery was abolished in 1865. But it still exists, not only in third-world
countries, but within America too.
To learn that over 900,000 fellow Americans and countless others worldwide are lured or recruited into human trafficking is appalling. People that we know, our next door neighbor, our friend from
high school, and those whose names go unheard, who will most likely celebrate only two more birthdays while in the sex trade, before their tragic and untimely death… As shocking as much of this is, it is reassuring to know that there is an organization out there, in Redlight Traffic, who is standing up for those innocent individuals, and we as Kiwanis Family Members must rally behind our motto of
serving the children of the world.” Raeford Penny, 2013-2014 International President of Key Club International
“Human trafficking is one of the
fastest growing
crimes in the world. Human trafficking
is the world’s second largest criminal
enterprise, after drugs.”
–US Department of State
Join other Key
Clubbers and use
the hashtag #riseup
to raise awareness of
human trafficking as
a global issue.
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There are an estimated 5.5 million children
in the trafficking industry.
Slavery was abolished in 1865. But it still exists, not only in third-world
countries, but within America too.
To learn that over 900,000 fellow Americans and countless others worldwide are lured or recruited into human trafficking is appalling. People that we know, our next door neighbor, our friend from
high school, and those whose names go unheard, who will most likely celebrate only two more birthdays while in the sex trade, before their tragic and untimely death… As shocking as much of this is, it is reassuring to know that there is an organization out there, in Redlight Traffic, who is standing up for those innocent individuals, and we as Kiwanis Family Members must rally behind our motto of
serving the children of the world.” Raeford Penny, 2013-2014 International President of Key Club International
“Human trafficking is one of the
fastest growing
crimes in the world. Human trafficking
is the world’s second largest criminal
enterprise, after drugs.”
–US Department of State
Join other Key
Clubbers and use
the hashtag #riseup
to raise awareness of
human trafficking as
a global issue.
There are an estimated 5.5 million children
in the trafficking industry.
DIVISION 64
“CARING – OUR WAY OF LIFE”
TOGETHER WE
CAN
ELIMINATE…
AUGUST EDITION
