Division 65 | June Newsletter

PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT KEY CLUB

DIVISION 65 JUNE NEWSLETTER

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Table of Contents 1. Front Cover

2. Table of Contents

3. Preferred Charities & Reports

4. Greetings from your LtG

5. Summer 2k14 w/ Division 65 Key Club

6-7. Key Club 101

8-9. The Eliminate Project / Divisional Goals

10-13. May DCM | Senior Send-Off Banquet Recap

14-15. Division 65 Scoreboard

16-17. Service Throughout the Month of May

18-19. PORTLAND AREA RALLY 2014

20-21. Pre-Rally | JUNE DCM

22. Key Leader

23. Giving Connection

24-25. PNW District Appointees

26. PNW Executive Board Contacts

27. Newsletter Question of the Month

28-29. Divisional Roster

30-31. Turtle Cheers

32. Check it out!

Preferred Charities

Works with the UN to

assist children in 150

of the world’s devel-

oping countries.

Through community

based service, Unicef

provides health care,

education, sanitation

and safe water.

The March of

Dimes funds lifesaving

research and programs

and works to end prem-

ature birth, birth defects

and infant mortality.

Every baby deserves a

healthy life.

Children’s Miracle Network

uses the money fundraised to

go towards research and

training, purchasing equip-

ment and paying uncompen-

sated care, all in support for

the mission to save as many

children’s lives as possible.

Presidents Secretaries Editors CLICK HERE

Presidential Surveys

are due on the 5th

of every month

CLICK HERE

Secretary Reports

are due on the

5th of ever month

CLICK HERE

Editor Reports are

due on the 1st of

ever month

LATE IS NEVER If reports are completed on time, your club earns 5 points!

GREETINGS FROM YOUR LTG!

Sundae, June 15TH—JUNE DCM | PRE RALLY | ICE

CREAM SUNDAE

@ Beaverton City Library (waterpark)

SUMMER 2K14 WITH DIVISION 65 KEY CLUB -tentative dates-

JOIN US THIS SUMMER! for some serv ice under the sun

W E M A D E I T !

Frequent all-nighters, never ending

homework, one test after another—

IT’S ALL OVER! I never thought I would

get through junior year. Although it

was torturous, I wouldn’t trade this

year f o r a n y t h i n g . This year was

full of surprises and my life has

changed for the better. In the past few

months, I’ve gotten to know you all

inside and out and I look forward to

seeing Division 65 Key Clubbers at ser-

vice projects and DCMs. I hope that I

have been able to fulfil my duties as an

LtG and I AM ECSTATIC for what sum-

mer has in store for us. Summer is the

time to kick back and relax but don’t

forget– our communities still need us!

With all this time in our hands, let’s

continue making a difference in our

world. I encourage you all to come out

of your shells this summer and

S E R V E . We have an endless list of

opportunities and I have tried my best

to make DCMs enjoyable for you all.

Never hesitate to bring your friends,

key clubbers and non key clubbers,

aunts, uncles, and even your dogs to

DCMs! This summer, let’s train and

organize ourselves as leaders and

continue to strive as Key Clubbers out-

side of the school year. You all never

fail to impress me.

Please enjoy the June edition of the

newsletter! Love you all.

-Tasmia

d65 .tasmia@gmai l .com | (971) 998—3798

Sundae, June 15TH—JUNE DCM | PRE RALLY | ICE

CREAM SUNDAE

@ Beaverton City Library (waterpark)

Saturday, July 19th—Annual Division 65 Beach Clean Up

Meet @ Westview, 6:00am

Monday, August 4th—Seattle Rally

Meet @ Westview, 5:00am

END OF AUGUST—JOINT DCM WITH DIVISION 62

Details released in July!

SUMMER 2K14 WITH DIVISION 65 KEY CLUB -tentative dates-

JOIN US THIS SUMMER! for some serv ice under the sun

MOTTO:

Caring–Our Way of Life

PLEDGE:

I pledge, on my honor, to up-

hold the Objects of Key Club Interna-

tional; to build my home, school and

community; to serve my nation and

God; and combat all forces which

KEY CLU

MISSION STATEMENT:

Key Club is an international stu-

dent-led organization which pro-

vides its members with opportu-

nities to provide service, build

character and develop leadership.

VIS ION:

CORE VALUES: The core values of Key Club Inter-

national are leadership, character

building, caring and inclusiveness.

PACIF IC NORTHWEST DISTR ICT

KEY CLUB:

The Pacific Northwest is geographically

the largest district of Key Club Interna-

tional! The district spans from Western

Canada to Northern California: with Alas-

ka, Washington, Oregon, and the pan-

handle of Idaho in between. There are

over 300 clubs that operate under 44 di-

Through rain or shine, snow or hail, Key

Clubbers in the Pacific Northwest dedi-

cate countless hours to their communi-

ties and internationally, and are always

Proud 'N ' Wi l l ing to serve!

KEY CLUB CHEER:

HEY KEY CLUBBERS, HOW DO YOU FEEL?

WE FEEL GOOD, OH WE FEEL SO GOOD! UH! *thrust*

DOUBLE IT UP! UH UH! *thrust x2*

TRIPLE IT UP! UH UH UH! *thrust x3*

ONE LONG UH! UUUUUUHH *hand roller coaster*

RAPPER STYLE! UH-UH-UH-UH-UH! *chop the air*

With The Eliminate Project, Kiwanis International and UNICEF

have joined forces to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus.

This deadly disease steals the lives of nearly 60,000 innocent ba-

bies 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.

To eliminate MNT from the Earth, more than 100 million mothers

and their future babies must be immunized. It will take US$110

million — and the dedicated work of UNICEF and every mem-

ber of the Kiwanis family.

Our goal for 2015 is to completely ELIMINATE MNT.

Are you still up for the challenge?

PNW AND KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL raised a total of

$80, 778.40 which is equivalent to 89,754 lives!

DIVISION 65 ELIMINATES MNT

GET INVOLVED! SPREAD THE WORD!