How do you plan to keep serving even when school is no

longer in session?

Now that it’s June, it’s

time to say our final farewell

to our Key Club Alumni. To

those of you who are

graduating, I hope that you

have gained valuable

experience and learned so

much as a member of Key

Club. I hope that you will all

continue to serve your

community and the world

no matter where you’re

headed.

To those of you who will

still be in Key Club, school

might be over and summer

might be in session, but

service and Key Club still go

on. We will still be having

DCMs and I highly

encourage all members to

attend Seattle Rally (Page

12).

Remember, this is a

perfect time to begin

planning your year, whether

academically or for Key

Club. Plan ahead and start

the next year off strong.

DIvision 21’s goals this year are to have all 13 clubs in their area have active status,

expand membership in the division, fundraise and increase awareness of Key Club

International and the Pacific Northwest District’s goals and projects, and have extensive

communication between all clubs regardless of distance.

However, our biggest goals are those stated by Key Club International:

To provide service, build character, and develop leadership.

June

ISSUE 3

School might be ending, but Key Club goes on. In this issue:

Greetings 2

K-Family Organization 3

Who Are We? 4

Divisional Appointees 5

ELIMINATE 6

KCCP 7

Year in Review 8

May DCM Recap 10

Upcoming June DCM 11

Summer Rallies 12

Seniors 13

Circle K 14

Division 21

Pacific Northwest District

Interested in becoming

more involved in the

division? Divisional

appointee applications

are on page 5!

K-FAMILY ORGANIZATION

Pacific Northwest District of

Key Club International

Governor

Secretary

Treasurer

Bulletin Editor

International Trustee assigned to

the PNW District

Board of Trustees (Divisional

Lieutenant Governors)

Appointed Positions

Key Club Division

Lieutenant Governor

Appointed Positions

Key Club

President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

Bulletin Editor

Board of Directors

Key Club International

President

Vice President

Eleven International

Trustees

Vice President

Eleven International

Trustees

There is never a wrong time to learn more

about the Kiwanis Family. Here are some

basics to get you started!

Kiwanis International

President

Treasurer

Board of Trustees

International Committee

on Key Clubs

Board Committee on Key

Clubs

Pacific Northwest District of

Kiwanis International

Governor

Governor-Elect

Secretary-Treasurer

Board of Trustees

Administrator

District Sponsored Youth Committee

Kiwanis Division

District Area

Administrator

Kiwanis Lieutenant

Governor

Kiwanis Club

President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

Board of Directors

Chairman and Members of

Sponsored Youth Committee

Other K-Family

Organizations

High School

Principal

Faculty Advisor

Who are we? Division 21 Bumblebees!

About Us:

13 schools:

Arlington

Edmonds-Woodway

Glacier Peak

Henry M. Jackson

Kamiak

Lake Stevens

Lynnwood

Mariner

Meadowdale

Monroe

Mountlake Terrace

Snohomish

Stanwood

Our mascot:

The Bumblebee!

Our colors:

Yellow

and

Black

Key Club International

Pacific Northwest District

Division 21

Your school’s club!

Interested in Serving The Hive?

Interested in serving the Bumblebees? Do you think you have what it takes? If you

answered yes to both of those questions, apply for an appointed position! I will be

appointing 3 Bumblebees to work alongside me and serve Division 21. Any members or

officers can apply. Applications are due by June 30th! Contact me if you have any

questions. You can access the application here:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/63hrhu5ss6tlfql/Divisional%20Position%20Application.docx?

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Divisional Editor/Webmaster

1. Perform all duties of a

Divisional Appointee

2. Create and maintain a

divisional website and other

media outlets

3. Take pictures at DCMs

4. Assist with the creation of

the divisional newsletter by

helping with finding contributors,

proofreading, and improving the

design

5. Work with editors in the

division to promote Key Club

6. Assist the Lieutenant Governor with any task given

Divisional Executive Assistant

1. Perform all duties of a

Divisional Appointee

2. Work alongside the

Lieutenant Governor to help

administer the division

3. Assist with divisional

planning and organization

4. Promote the division and

divisional goals

5. Help organize divisional

service projects

6. Assist the Lieutenant

Governor with any task given

Divisional Secretary

1. Perform all duties of a

Divisional Appointee

2. Help maintain a divisional

database

3. Assist with the gathering

and organization of Secretary

Reports

4. Take attendance and

notes at DCMs

5. Work with secretaries in the

division

6. Assist the Lieutenant

Governor with any task given

All Divisional Appointees

must: 1. Strive, at all times, to

strengthen and build Key Club

membership in Division 21.

2. Attend all divisional board

meetings

3. Attend a majority of DCMs

4. Assist with planning and

executing DCMs and other

divisional activities

5. Encourage divisional spirit

6. Use effective

communication skills

7. Be prompt with all tasks

given

What will DIVISION 21 do?

ELIMATE is the District Project this year so we will definitely participate!

Stay tuned to find out what Division 21 will do this year to ELIMINATE MNT!

The Kiwanis Children’s Cancer Program, KCCP, in support of Kiwanis Doernbecher Children’s

Cancer Program in Portland OR., Kiwanis Children’s Cancer Program in Seattle WA., and the

Kiwanis Children’s Cancer Program in British Columbia and the Yukon, will raise money and

awareness to fight and find the cure for children’s cancer.

The KCCP was founded by Past PNW Kiwanis Governor Frank Morehouse in 2010. His inspiration

was a young cancer patient named Penny. Morehouse worked at the hospital where Penny

stayed. Penny was diagnosed with a brain tumor and required surgery and radiation therapy.

Penny visited Morehouse during her hospital stays and talked about what was happening to her.

Sadly, Penny eventually lost her battle with cancer.

The KCCP is a long term project that will hopefully expand to a global program. Children’s

cancer affects many families. Thousands of children are diagnosed with cancer each year, and

with the help of research, their chances of surviving have more than tripled. KCCP hopes to be

a part of finding a cure.

“The Pacific Northwest is the beginning. The world is our goal.”

Come to the April

DCM! Year in Review

Glacier Peak High School This past year Glacier Peak's Key Club has helped out at many events such

as auditions, spaghetti feeds, and food drives. Our most successful event was

our food drive at Fred Meyers in Snohomish. We raised about $300 and

collected 1,330lbs of food and toiletries, which were donate to our local

Snohomish Food Bank. We feel very lucky to have the chance to give back

to our community.

Courtney Rigby

Glacier Peak High School Key Club President

Lynnwood High School This year, the Lynnwood Key Club was able to able to experience a tremendous growth in

membership after the District Convention. In the beginning of the year, it was a really

rough start for the club because of the small membership. In the fall, we participated in

the Special Olympics, many food drives and a few other projects here and there but

there weren't many events and active members. However, as more members started to

dedicate more of their time into the club, especially after some members went to DCON,

those members were able to go back to school to share and inspire more people to join

this amazing organization! After DCON, the new officers took over and many more events

were scheduled. The increase of membership also followed! Since then, the club has

participated in many events including, Kiwanis One Day, popcorn selling at Martha Lake

Elementary, Brainworks at Hilltop Elementary, Healthy Kids Day at the YMCA, the Kiwanis

Fundraiser & the Martha Lake Elementary School Carnival, which was a blast! The Martha

Lake Elementary School Carnival was probably one of the highlights of the year because

our club had a total of 122.5 hours from our 24 participants, for just that event! It was mind

blowing! The new officers and members have found a new love for Key Club that they do

plan on continuing into next year! This year was truly amazing in Key Club! Key Club

changes your life, it’s only a question of whether or not you're willing to give it a try.

Though we're a smaller club in our division, Lynnwood Key Club will definitely continue to

dive into service & show people that a smaller club can do just as much as a bigger club

can!

Selina Nguyen

Lynnwood High School Key Club President

May DCM Recap

When was it? 11:30 AM- 1:00 PM on Saturday, May 25th

Where was it? Silver Lake Park

Who attended? Members and officers from multiple schools in our division!

What happened at the DCM? Officer discussion/Goals

Bonding and interactive ice breakers

Tons of food!

Summer Rally Info

KCCP and District Project (Eliminate)

Farewell to the Seniors

June DCM

Mukilteo Lighthouse Park Wednesday, June 26th

12:00 PM- 2:00 PM

AGENDA Potluck! Bring drinks, chips, or

other snacks!

Meet others in the division and

bond

Participate in ice breakers

Year Recap

Seattle Rally Info

Have Fun!

Join the

Facebook

Group! https://www.face

book.com/groups

/314677618666539

/#!/groups/31467

7618666539/?fref=

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What is a

DCM? DCM stands for

Divisional Council

Meeting. They

happen each

month and

everyone is

invited! You get

to meet members

in the division,

learn about Key

Club, and have

fun!

Summer Rallies

Every summer, divisions across the

Pacific Northwest District gather at the

various Summer Rallies. These rallies are

great places to meet Key Clubbers

from other divisions, attend amazing

and educational forums, show your

Bumblebee Spirit by competing for the

coveted Spirit Stick, and learn about

what’s going on in the PNW District!

2013 Summer Rallies

Portland- June 22

Tacoma- June 27

Eastside- August 2

Seattle- August 12

Alaska- August 17

Canada- August 24

Southern Oregon- TBA

Our reward

for a

successful

Miracle

Minute at

Seattle Rally?

Our IP

Lieutenant

Governor

Rachael Lee

got pied!

Division 21 at Seattle Rally 2012

To the Seniors

As a senior, your time in Key

Club has come to an end. I

want to thank all of you for your

dedication and service to this

organization. Whether you

participated as a member,

officer, or Division 21

Bumblebee, you have made a

difference to your school,

community, and division. I hope

that all of you will continue to

serve and change the world no

matter where life takes you.

Other K-Family Organizations

Key Club Alumni: Reconnect

with Key Club Alumni and keep

in touch with Key Clubs.

Circle K: Circle K is the Key Club

at college campuses. If your

school doesn’t have a Circle K,

make one!

Kiwanis: Past Key Club members

can join their Kiwanis Club for

free for the first few years.

Kiwanians serve the children of

the world while participating in

their community.

Only a few Division 21 Seniors are

pictured, but you will all be

remembered!

Chester Pham

PNW Division 21 Lieutenant Governor

Key Club International

chesterpham@yahoo.com

(425) 314-0369

Ask not what your club can do for you,

ask what you can do for your club!

“The best way to find yourself is to

lose yourself in the service of others.”

― Mahatma Gandhi