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Page 1: December newsletter

You must be the change you wish to see in

the world.

~Mahatma Gandhi

The Polar Express

Division AYN December 2013

Page 2: December newsletter

What’s in this Newsletter?

Page 3………………………………..Letter from LtG

Page 4-6……………………………….…Alaska Rally

Page 7…………………….……………..LtG Elections

Page 8…………………………..….December DCM

Page 9……………………………..……..Scholarships

Page 10…………………..………....ELIMINATE MNT

Page 11………..………….ELIMINATE merchandise

Page 12-16……………………..……….YUDA bands

Page 17…………………………....Kiwanis Tree Sale

Page 18-19…………………………………..….DCON

Page 20………………………..…Preferred Charities

Page 21………………..……..Structure of Key Club

Page 22………………………….………….Key Dates

Page 23…………...………………..Stay Connected

Page 24………………..……...Contact Information

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Your Lieutenant Governor

Hey Key Clubbers

I apologize on behalf of Anchorage’s weather and the unfortu-

nate cancellation of Alaska Rally, but is rescheduled! Alaska Rally

will be held on January 20th and it’s going to be even better! If you

are interested in becoming Lieutenant Governor there will be Lieu-

tenant Governor elections on January 11th. I highly recommend

running even if you are just thinking about it. There is a December

DCM and its going to be so much fun! Its beginning to look a lot

like Christmas is the theme! We will be eating yummy food, watch-

ing Christmas movies, playing games, and Secret Santa! I hope to

see all of you there. There is information in here about the District

Convention, I know that it’s a long ways away but in actuality its

coming up really quick. Don’t wait to register. Christmas is coming

up and there is plenty of volunteering opportunities around the

holidays, give back this Christmas!

With love and service

Jackie Fosen

My contact info:

(307) 689-4830

[email protected]

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ALASKA RALLY!

The Last Frontier and The First

to Volunteer! Hey Key Clubbers there is an Alaska Rally coming up!

Spread the word, and let everyone know!

Who:

All the Alaskan Key Club-

bers!

What:

Officer Training, service pro-

ject (milk and bookies), and

to HAVE FUN!

Where:

A.J Dimond High School

2909 W 88th Ave Anchorage,

AK 99502

When:

January 19th, 2013 @

10:00am-4:00pm

Why:

To receive officer training,

meet PNW Key Clubbers, do

a service project, and HAVE

FUN!

Dimond Center Hotel

A.J Dimond High School

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This is just a tentative date, stay posted for more infor-

mation.

Make sure that your medical release form is filled out

and I need it before Alaska Rally. Thank you!

We will be taking down a luxury bus and leaving from

North Pole High School Saturday morning at 7:00am and

Lathrop High School at 7:30am and arriving around 3:00

-4:00pm in Anchorage. We will then have time to get set-

tled, go shopping, and go to dinner. You will need money

for 2 days worth of meals, complementary breakfast will

be provided along with lunch the day of Alaska Rally, also

any extra spending money for shopping. This time we will

be staying an extra night after Alaska Rally instead of

leaving right after. We are not sure yet whether you will

have to pay extra because we are planning a fundraiser.

Remember this date is still tentative, if you have any

questions don't hesitate to email or text me.

Thank You.

IMPORTANT

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Packing List for AK Rally

Medical Form

$50-$60 for 2 lunches and 2 dinners

Any extra for shopping.

Pajamas/Toiletries

Swimsuit (optional)

At least 2 casual outfits

Pen and paper for workshops

Questions

Tentative Schedule

Event Locaton Time

Set-up Dimond 9:30-10am

Ice Breakers Dimond 10-10:30am

Mingle (Speed Da-

ting)

Dimond 10:30-11am

Lunch Dimond 11-11:45am

Forums Dimond 11:45-1pm

Posters Dimond 1-1:45pm

Service Project Dimond 2-4:00pm

Page 7: December newsletter

LtG Elections

What:

Elections for the next LtG of Division AYN.

When:

January 11th from 1:00-2:30

Where:

Fairbanks Community Food Bank

If you are interested in running for the next

Lieutenant Governor of Division AYN mark

your calendar. I would like anyone interest-

ed in running for LtG to email me.

There will be a candidates meeting in the

near future to discuss what being a LtG is

and what your duties will be.

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December DCM

Its Beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

When: Saturday, December 14th 1pm-5pm

Where: Fairbanks Community Food Bank

Why: To have fun with fellow Key Clubbers!

What: We will play games, eat food, watch Christmas mov-

ies, and do a Secret Santa.

Secret Santa

Make sure to bring a gender neutral gift, wrap

it up and don't write who it’s from because it’s

a secret. The limit is $20, don't spend more

than that. I can’t wait to see what everyone

brings! If you don't bring a gift, than you wont

be able to play our Secret Santa game.

Pot Luck

Bring some yummy food, a side dish, main dish, dessert,

snack, whatever you feel like making.

If you cant bring food or a gift, no problem. Bring yourself!

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Each year, the Pacific Northwest Kiwanis Foundation offers

many different scholarships of varying amounts. If you have

at least a 3.0 GPA and have been a member of Key Club for

the past two years, all you need to do is complete the at-

tached application and fulfill the requirements outlined in the

guideline document. Scholarships will be distributed at the

2014 District Convention. Best of luck to all applicants!

Scholarships

Possible scholarships:

Erling M. Larsen Award $1,000

Joe & Marion Epler Award $1,000

Founding Director’s Award $1,000

Emeritus Director Award $1,000

Sylvester Neal Award $1,000

Pacific Northwest Foundation Award

$1,000 and Pacific Northwest Foundation/Kiwanis International Foun-

dation Matching Scholarships at $500.00 each.

ATTENTION ALL SENIORS

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What is MNT?

In 28 countries around the world, maternal and neonatal teta-

nus (MNT) can quickly turn the joy of childbirth into tragedy.

MNT kills one baby every nine minutes. Its effects are excruci-

ating — tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful convulsions

and extreme sensitivity to light and touch. There is little hope

of survival. And tetanus kills mothers too.

What will it take to eliminate MNT from the

Earth?

More than 100 million mothers and their future babies must

be immunized.

This requires vaccines, syringes, safe storage, transportation,

thousands of skilled staff and more. It will take US$110 mil-

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

ber of the Kiwanis family.

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ELIMINATE MERCHANDISE!

$15

$15

$5

Will be available at Alaska Rally

ELIMINATE MERCHANDISE!

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What they do 1. Educate

We build scholarship funds to pay for the education of talented,

ambitious, and extremely poor youth around the world, in areas

where public school is not available or fees and uniforms are too

expensive. The funds are raised through YUDA Bands projects, a

unique service learning project for high schools, jr highs, and

middle schools all across America.

2. Crate Jobs

When American youth host a YUDA Bands project at their school

it is important to understand that not only are they providing ed-

ucation but also jobs for the needy. A growing number of people

in Guatemala put food on the table at night by making YUDA

Bands during the day.

3. Empower Youth

YUDA Bands projects should not end when sales are completed

at a school. If the project is done right the spirit of YUDA Bands

remains long after the bands are all sold. The YUDA Band on stu-

dent’s wrists act as a silent reminder of the service they gave. The

project will create a movement we call the YUDA

Bands Revolution. When students look at their YUDA Band they

not only are reminded of their education and other blessings, but

are more inclined to serve others.

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1st student we are sponsoring

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2nd student we are sponsoring

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3rd student we are sponsoring

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For just $8 you can help a student go to school for a

year. North Pole High School is sponsoring three stu-

dents and would like your help! Advertise Advertise

Advertise! We don’t have much longer and we

would love to send all of these kids to school. They’re

not just helping a kid in need, they’re stylish too! Buy

a band, Change a life!

Yuda Bands will be available at Alaska Rally!

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Kiwanis Tree Sale

Annual Christmas Tree Sales starts Nov. 29th, the Satur-

day After Thanksgiving at 9am in the Kiwanis Agricultur-

al Hall at the Tanana Valley Fairgrounds.

Open:

Monday thru Friday 5-9pm

Saturday 9am-9pm

Sunday 1-9pm

Everyone going to Alaska Rally will have to complete at

least 10 hours of community service at the Tree Sale

There will be another tree unloading Wednesday December 11th from 6-7pm

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Where: Seattle Convention Center & Sheraton Hotel

When: April 4th-6th, 2014

Seattle Seattle Convention

Center

Seattle Sheraton

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Exciting Announcement!

At DCON 2014, the Pacific North-

west District has invited a very

special guest:

JOSEPH VINCENT

Come join us at the PNW Key Club's

Annual District Convention to expe-

rience live performances by Joseph

Vincent!

What is DCON?

DCON is short for District Convention. Each year, the Pacific

Northwest District gets together to celebrate the year of

service, elect the new executive district board, meet other

Key Clubbers in the area, and learn about new service op-

portunities. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to

contact me.

REGISTER NOW at pnwkeyclub.weebly.com

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Preferred Charities

Children’s Miracle Network

Key Club participates with Children’s Miracle

Network Hospitals by sponsoring fundraising

events. Key Club members also participate in

service projects at their local children’s hospital.

March of Dimes

For decades, Key Club has partnered with the

March of Dimes to give every baby a healthy

start. Key Club members raise thousands of dol-

lars annually through various programs, includ-

ing collecting change, holding dances and taking

part in March of Dimes’ signature event, March

for Babies.

UNICEF

Since 1994, Key Club has been Trick-or-

Treating for Unicef and over the years has

raised nearly US$5 million for iodine deficien-

cy programs worldwide and HIV and AIDS

programs in Kenya and Swaziland. Now it’s

helping The Eliminate Project.

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Structure of Key Club

INTERNATIONAL

PNW DISTRICT

CLUB North Pole High School

Lathrop High School

West Valley High School

DIVISION AYN

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Key Dates

5th of Every Month: Secretary and President

Report Due

November 29th-December 25th: Kiwanis

Tree sale

December 11th: Tree Unloading

December 14th: Divisional Conference

Meeting (DCM)

January 11th: LtG Elections

January 20th: Alaska Rally

April 4-6 2014: DCON

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Stay Connected!

Facebook

Division AYN Key Club

Twitter

Division:

@AYNKeyClub

District:

@pnwkeyclub

Youtube (Key TV)

http://www.youtube.com/pnwkeyclub

Website

International:

www.keyclub.org

District:

www.pnwkeyclub.weebly.com

If there’s

anything

that you

would like

to see in

the Next

Newslet-

ter I would

love to

have your

feed-

back!

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Contact Information

District Governor

Trang Tran

[email protected]

District Secretary

Hakikat Bains

[email protected]

District Treasurer

Eric Grewal

[email protected]

District Editor

Sara Thomas

[email protected]

Convention Chair

Denny Lim

[email protected]

District Administrator

John Jay

[email protected]

Assistant District Administrator

Tom Saunders

[email protected]

Finance Administrator

Kevin Buyer

[email protected]

District Website: www.pnwkeyclub.weebly.com

International Website: www.keyclub.org