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Official Newsletter of Pacific Northwest Key Club Division 74
Summer time is here at last!
K E Y C L U B 3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-0204
Issue 3
What’s inside? Page 2-3: Division update
Page 4-5: District project
Page 6-7: A word from the board
Page 8: DCM Preview
Page 9: SERVE-ivor
Page 10: Fundraiser Ideas
Page 11: Club Spotlight
Page 12-13: Rallies
Page 14: Contact info
Ohana
Hello from LtG HQ! Ahh once again we come to that time I prefer to call the end of
everything that consumes time, otherwise known as school. Although
it may be the end of the school year, this year in totality is not over.
Key Clubbers are still out there every day striving to make a difference
in the world no matter how slight it is.
I saw a post that brought light to my eyes just the other day. “A
kid was getting bullied at our school today, he always does simply
because he struggles to speak English properly and stutters quite a bit,
but someone stepped out in front of the oncoming bully and told him,
‘if you were to stutter, would you want this every day?’ the bully
shrugged his shoulders, and walked away. The boy who told him off
was the head of the Panther swim team, one of the most popular kids
in school. That kid GMH” This simple act of kindness exemplifies
everything Key Club stands for, it was later found out that he was also
the treasurer for their local Key Club.
As the year goes on we might also be thinking that there is no
more to continue on to, especially seniors often times come to this
conclusion, but it is simply not true! For all the seniors out there,
Circle K will love to have you as a new member and more
and more colleges are chartering Circle K’s every day!
Continue to serve like I know you can, and DFTBA!
In love and caring service
Ben Scranage
Ben Scranage
June 22nd: Learn more about the Portland Rally on page 22
June 26th : Learn about the June DCM on page 8
June 27th: Learn more about the Tacoma Rally on page 13
July 1st: Once I leave for ICON I will still be able to take calls but I will not be able
to visit. So in case of emergency call Tom Stocks, division 74 Kiwanis LTG!
June 2013 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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Club
Report Due!
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Portland
Rally!
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June DCM!
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Tacoma
Rally!
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30 I LEAVE
FOR ICON
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District Project One baby dies every
9 minutes from neonatal tetanus
On average, health education and a series of three
doses of tetanus vaccine cost $1.80
Kiwanis will help save or protect more than
61 million mothers and their future babies
38 countries remain at high risk for
MNT
160 babies die each day from neonatal
If a baby gets MNT, it will lose its mothers touch
No baby should lose their mothers touch
$1.80 can stop this.
District Project
Like the project
on Facebook!
The Two Dollar Plan:
If each person In the district brings in two dollars, we
will raise a total of $24,600
That is:
13,667 vaccinations
Estimated 13,667 lives saved
For the price of a cup of coffee
Why The Eliminate Project?
The answer to this is, every 9 minutes,
one child or mother dies from What is known as
MNT (Maternal/Neonatal Tetanus). This painful
disease steals the lives of 60,000 babies from
their families. In 30 countries around the world,
MNT takes on a large toll because of deliveries
taking place in unhygienic circumstances and
because no vaccination for the deadly infec-
tion is available. The effects of this infection is
excruciating. Tiny new born babies suffer re-
peated, painful convulsions and extreme sensi-
tivity to light and touch, turning the joy of child-
birth into a tragedy.
What we need to do as key clubbers, is to change this. As
part of the largest student led organizations in the world, we can
ELIMINATE this deadly infection. With just 3 does of a 60 cent
immunization, we can protect mothers who will in turn protect
their future offspring. That’s just $1.80, about the price of a small
coffee from Starbucks, or a small burger. Together with our
Kiwanis counterpart and UNICEF, we can end something that
can be prevented so easily.
A Word From... Ernie Tao
Chester Pham
Hello, Division 74!
I’m Chester Pham, the Lieutenant Governor of Division 21. This year, I am also serving as the committee chair of the district’s Club Building, Membership, and Reactivation Com-mittee. In this role, I hope to work with my committee to im-prove all divisions and clubs in the district. We have many goals planned for this year and hope that our impact will ex-tend to you and your clubs. Remember to stay in contact with your lovely Lieutenant Governor, Ben Scranage. He’s working hard to make sure your club has a good year!
With love, passion, and service,
Chester Pham
Hello Division 74!
It is finally that time of year again: time to turn in books, clean out your locker, and bid the seniors farewell as they take off. With high school winding down, Key Club is just starting up! Look for summer events and activities planned for our Division, and be sure to attend all the DCMs to keep yourselves informed. It is because of your dedication and hard work that your division could be so successful, and you all should be extremely proud. The energy that you all possess is contagious, and it has shaped our lives and communities. I know for a fact that next year is going to be even better! Keep on serving and have a fantastic summer! Ernie Tao Lieutenant Governor of Div. 44
Other divisions!
Alan yeh
Daniel Barocio
Greeting Division 74,
Shalom! My name is Alan Yeh and I am the Lieutenant Governor of Division 32. In addition to being LTG, I'm al-so the chair of the District Convention Registration Com-mittee. As chair, I hope to help improve the organization of both the registration process but also the distribution of materials in the days leading up to DCON and the Friday of. I want you all to have the best experience as possible! Sayonara! Stay fergalicious.
Best regards, Alan Yeh
Division 32 Lieutenant Governor
Hello, I know that you are all worried about the end of the school year and are stressing out, but don’t worry because summer is on the way! So keep on looking at the bright side and remember that if you need help others are here to help you. And along with the sun come chances to help out with things so don’t forget to keep serving the community(s)
Daniel Barocio
Lieutenant Governor Divison 70
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DCM PREVIEW This month!
What: A BBQ in Harrisburg, to celebrate all you have done this year so far
Where: Youthspiration in Harrisburg Oregon. 430 Smith St. Harrisburg, OR. 97446
When: June 26th, 12 noon!
Why: Because you are amazing, and this is an amazingly beautiful time of year.
This month takes place in the north most clubs! Harrisburg Oregon is really easy to find and once you get there it will be a party. Also at this division
we will be discussing a new mascot and color scheme, so get your thinking caps on! Bring your friends and then make them Key Clubbers! Food
will be provided and all are invited!
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...Rally in the Valley!
Join in the Survival Games
this July 19th through the 20th at Camp Wilani!
While there you will get the chance to:
I. Experience leadership on a whole new level
II. Meet district executives and learn unique skills
from them
III. Meet lots of new Key Clubbers
IV. Go to unique forums about fundraising, The
Eliminate project, and many other things!
V. Have fun under the summer sun riding a zip line,
swimming, watching the stars around a campfire,
playing icebreakers, and battling it out to find
which division*** is the best!
Serve-Ivor
*Stay tuned for more details soon to come!
**Price is TBA within a week or two
***Divisions 76 and 82 shall lose these games, because we amazing.
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Fundraiser ideas
CLUB SPOTLIGHT! Harrisburg High School
Not only are they like family to me personally,
this group has fostered the last two Lieutenant
Governors along with raising nearly 1,680 dollars
for the Eliminate Project. The acts of service
committed have always been a personal
inspiration to me, most being led by their valiant
president, Carol Lynch who wouldn't admit it,
but puts her life and soul into making this club
what it is! Congrats to Harrisburg High School,
you truly deserve to be the KCI Club Spotlight,
because you’re just that awesome. :)
This Month’s Rallies!
Register at: http://pnwkctacomarally.eventbrite.com/
This Month’s Rallies!
Your LtG #me ;)
541-409-0615
Convention Chair Denny Lim [email protected]
International VP Caitlin Stroup [email protected]
Bulletin Editor Sara Thomas
Governor Trang Tran
Assistant District Admin Tom Saunders
District Treasurer Eric Grewal
District Administrator John Jay
District Secretary Hakikat Bains
