Rocky Mountain

District Key Club

Division 12

April

NEWSLETTER:

The Biggest Division

in

The Rocky Mountain District

Let Me Introduce Myself

It is my greatest pleasure to greet all of you from your respective

schools. For those of you who aren’t already aware, my name is

Chase Ramos and I am the Lieutenant Governor for Division 12 of

the Rocky Mountain Key Club District.

What’s That?

For those of you that don’t know, as

Lieutenant Governor my job is to report

on the all of the Key Clubs that fall into

my division which includes:

Pueblo South High School,

Pueblo East High School,

Pueblo Central High School,

Pueblo Centennial High School,

Pueblo West High School,

Canon City High School

Trinidad High School

Salida High School

School of Engineering and Biomedical

Science

So, in order to accomplish this, I will be

contacting you all over the course of my

2016-2017 term to report back to the

District on our activities and relationship over this period of time.

What I Need From You

As the sponsor or President of your

respective Key Club, I will need your

contact information along with the

contact information of your current

officers. This is so I can comprise a list of

updated contacts for us to communicate

with each other. In addition, towards the end of each month, I will need a brief

summary of the activities your individual key clubs.

News: Warm Welcome

Now I would like to introduce a new school that has recently

been added to our division and offer a warm welcome and

helping hand:

Congratulations to Hoehne High School Key Club who was recently chartered to

a Kiwanis group in April and is now being proudly sponsored by Shelly Jones.

Other News: International

Convention

I will be attending the Key Club International

Convention in Atlanta,

GA from July 6-10, 2016 as part of the RMD Key

Club District tour.

During the convention, I will be representing the

Key Clubs in our Division.

We will be flying to Atlanta on July 3rd, bussing to

Savannah, GA for a two-night stay there and then returning to Atlanta for the

Convention. We return to Denver on July 10

I would like to ask if the Key Clubs would be willing to make a contribution to help with

my expenses. Anything would be greatly appreciated.

I would be more than willing to come to one of your meetings after my return to report

about the convention and our tour.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Chase Ramos

Contact Information:

Chase Ramos

Lt. Governor, Division 12

Rocky Mountain District of Key Club

International

1801 Hollywood Drive, Pueblo CO 81005

(719)-569-6499

Rockymountainltg12@gmail.com

DEAR K E Y C L U B

Since I will be the liaison between the clubs in Division 12, the

Rocky Mountain District, and Key Club International Board.

This year, my goals are:

1) To reconnect RMD’s Division 12 as far as contact and group activity between clubs

by giving each Key Club constant updates with District and International Board,

2) To participate as a division in the Eliminate and Women’s Bean service initiatives so

that we can surpass last year fundraising total,

With The Eliminate Project, Kiwanis

International and UNICEF have joined forces to

eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus. Neonatal

tetanus kills one baby every nine minutes—nearly

60,000 newborn children every year. A significant

number of women also die due to maternal

tetanus. The effects of the disease are

excruciating—tiny newborns suffer repeated,

painful convulsions and extreme sensitivity to

light and touch.

For More information please visit: http://keyclub.org/service/TheEliminateProject.aspx

The mission of Women's Bean Project is to change

women's lives by providing stepping stones to self-sufficiency

through social enterprise. Women's Bean Project employs

chronically unemployed and impoverished women through

transitional employment and helps them earn the job

readiness, interpersonal and life skills to create a new future -

for themselves, their families, our community and our

economy.

For more information please visit: https://www.womensbeanproject.com/

3) To build our relationship with District Board and International Board by explaining to

all K family organizations I am in contact with about their Member and Activities.

Meet the Crew: Aliza Mitchell

This is Aliza Mitchell. The new Rocky Mountain District Governor who was recently

elected at this year’s District Convention (or “D-CON”) in Denver, Colorado. Her job is to

oversee all of the activity in the Rocky Mountain District as a whole and be aware of

what each of the LTG divisions are currently

participating in. Whether it is a group Community

Service project or Local school fundraiser she reports

ALL news back to the International Key Club board.

Any Questions:

Please if you have any questions feel free to contact me at:

Email: rockymountainltg12@gmail.com

Phone: (719)-569-6499