3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-0204 Volume 1 Issue 4 Official Newsletter of Division 10 East Brunswick ~ Edison~ JP Stevens~ Monroe ~ New Brunswick ~ North Brunswick ~ Old Bridge~ Perth Amboy ~ Piscataway ~ South Brunswick essage from your LTG! In this issue! LTG Message........... 1 Fall Rally Recap ...... 2 UNICEF ...................... 3 Dues Payment ........ 4 Contacts & Info…….5 NOORANI’S NEWSLETTER K E Y C L U B ® Hey Division 10 Key Club Members! I hope that everyone has re-adjusted to being back at school and isn’t letting all the work get to stressing. By this time of the year, all things Key Club are back into full swings. You’ve had first meetings, service projects, and should be planning more ways to get involved with your schools and communities. Thanks to everyone that attended Fall Rally 2010! It was a great success and everyone had an awesome time Singing the Songs of Service. Thank you for donating school supplies to help needy families in New Jersey. Make sure to spread all the great information you learned at Regional Training Conferences back to your clubs. October is full of great service opportunities. Let’s all make this Halloween even better by going Trick-Or- Treat for UNICEF. This newsletter also has important information on paying dues, so make sure you take a look at it. Everyone is doing a great job, so keep it up! Yours in caring and service, Sarah Noorani Upcoming Events! CMRFS DUE: 10 TH OF EACH MONTH President’s Council Meeting: Early Nov. Key Club Week: Nov 1 st – 5 th Halloween: October 31 st Message From Your LTG!
Official Newsletter of Division 10 East Brunswick ~ Edison~ JP Stevens~ Monroe ~ New Brunswick ~ North Brunswick ~ Old Bridge~ Perth Amboy ~ Piscataway ~ South Brunswick Make sure to spread all the great information you learned at Regional Training Conferences back to your clubs. October is full of great service opportunities. Let’s all make this Halloween even better by going Trick-Or- Treat for UNICEF. In this issue! Halloween: October 31 st President’s Council Meeting: Mid-August ®
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3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-0204
Volume 1 Issue 4
Official Newsletter of Division 10
East Brunswick ~ Edison~ JP Stevens~ Monroe ~ New Brunswick ~ North Brunswick ~
Old Bridge~ Perth Amboy ~ Piscataway ~ South Brunswick
Message from your LTG!
In this issue!
LTG Message ........... 1
Fall Rally Recap ...... 2
UNICEF ...................... 3
Dues Payment ........ 4
Contacts & Info…….5
NOORANI’S NEWSLETTER
K E Y C L U B ®
Hey Division 10 Key Club Members!
I hope that everyone has re-adjusted to being
back at school and isn’t letting all the work get to
stressing. By this time of the year, all things Key Club are
back into full swings. You’ve had first meetings, service
projects, and should be planning more ways to get
involved with your schools and communities.
Thanks to everyone that attended Fall Rally 2010! It
was a great success and everyone had an awesome
time Singing the Songs of Service. Thank you for
donating school supplies to help needy families in New
Jersey.
Make sure to spread all the great information you
learned at Regional Training Conferences back to your
clubs. October is full of great service opportunities. Let’s
all make this Halloween even better by going Trick-Or-
Treat for UNICEF.
This newsletter also has important information on
paying dues, so make sure you take a look at it.
Everyone is doing a great job, so keep it up!
Yours in caring and service,
Sarah Noorani
Upcoming Events!
CMRFS DUE: 10TH OF EACH
MONTH
President’s Council
Meeting: Early Nov.
Key Club Week: Nov 1st –
5th
Halloween: October 31st
Message From Your LTG!
President’s Council Meeting: Mid-August
Fall Rally: October 10th
2 KEY CLUB Division 10 Newsletter
Fall Rally 2010
In the words of District Governor Rachel Orbach, Fall Rally 2010 was an epic success. The Rally began early in the morning at 9:30 on Sunday, October 10 with each member of the District Board accessorized looking like their selected musician, ranging from your very own Lieutenant Governor representing M.I.A. to District Treasurer Devan Corona wearing dreads to resemble Lil Wayne! The arena filled up with over 2,400 anxious and excited Key Club members, ready to sing the songs of service! The key note speaker this year was Amy Mansue, the President/CEO of an organization we’ve all come to know and love, Children’s Specialized Hospital. Another guest speaker was International Trustee to the New Jersey District, the loveable Will Robertson. Other speakers included Rosemarie Gibardi, the NJ District Kiwanis Governor-Elect as well as NJ District Circle K Governor, Robert Acerra. In addition to the Rally, Key Club members also participated in the annual “Tools for Schools” Drive and brought in over 1,156 POUNDS OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES! I’d like to thank all those who attended the Rally, for those underclassmen who couldn’t make it, there’s always next year! By: LTG Harsh Swaminarayan
Make Halloween Count!
As you know, UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) is one of the Service Partners of Key Club International. Key Club International focuses on Operation Uruguay: Protecting the Rights of Children. In Uruguay, the second smallest country in South America, 44% of the population under age 18 live inextreme poverty. There is a clear lack of motivation and opportunity because only 1 in 3 students graduate from high school. For Operation Uruguay, Key Club set a goal of $1.5 million for Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF. All funds will go toward building and maintaining cultural and educational centers, like Mandalavos Center, which provide sanctuaries for children needing support, education, and health care. (More details http://www.unicefusa.org/partners/ngo/key-club-international.html )
This year, the NJ District of KCI has set a fundraising goal of $33,190.25 for UNICEF fundraising. Besides going door to door, there are many others ways to spread the word about Trick or Treat for UNICEF. For example, you can organize a school–wide or community-wide can shake or penny war. Then, order and put costume boxes in common places to attract attention. In addition, feel free to hold any fundraising event from a UNICEF Spooktacular (see recipe in International Programs Cookbook of Service) to a pumpkin carving contest! Get your teachers excited by having them donate for a casual dress day. Anything that you can think of can contribute toward this goal.
Please send all donations by mail to P.O. Box 447 Roseland, NJ 07068. Make all checks payable to Key Club International with a memo for UNICEF.
Have a safe Halloween and have fun Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF!