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Divisions 12/22
May 2014 Issue 2
Early High School explores Dallas during District Convention 2014. 1
Natalie’s News
Happy summer! I know you excited to be out of school, because let’s face it, we all need a break. Am I right, juniors? No matter what grade, we all get stressed. But summer is a
time to put all that behind us and just enjoy life. I hope you all have some fun plans for
this summer! I just found out I’ll have to go to Fort Worth for a three day yearbook camp, come home, and go to Dallas the very next
day for Summer Board. So that’ll be interesting. It’s also the time to tour colleges!
This summer will be full of new adventures for all of us! It’s crazy how much will change
in this upcoming year.
In this Issue
Feel free to contact me!Phone: (325)-262-7010Email: [email protected]: @nataliemac17Twitter: @nataliemac17
Fun Fact The T-shirt was invented in 1904 and marketed to bachelors who couldn’t sew or replace buttons.
1- Cover
2- Welcome
3- Lieutenant Governor Goals
4- Governor’s Project
5- ELIMINATE Overview
6- ELIMINATE Fundraising
7- Make Happy. Divisional Project
8- Club Overview
9- Appointed District Staff
10- Contact Information
11- Secretary Reminder
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Divisional Goals for 2014-2015
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1. Every club to send in their monthly reporto I really want to see every club in this division reporting again. It is
a valuable tool not only for the district, but for the club. I know the report can be confusing, but I am here to help!
2. Better relations with Kiwaniso I would love to see more interclub projects with your sponsoring
Kiwanis club. They are some of the sweetest people around. Attending meetings to also a good way to get involved with the rest of the K Family.
3. Implement more interclubso We all love meetings new people, especially those united under the
same goal- to serve others.
4. Increase unity within Division 12o The clubs in this division are a pretty good distance apart. The
closest club to San Angelo is 100 miles away. I want us to feel like one big family. I want us to know the names of people in the other clubs and become friends. Because we’re all working towards the same objective.
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Children’s
Miracle NetworkHospitals
I have attached some projects Governor Katie sent out. Please read and consider completing a few in this
upcoming year! Here are my favorite:
Governor’s Project
Birthday in a Box
Many patients spend their birthdays in the hospital due
to an unexpected visit. Give a child a great birthday to
remember by donating a ‘Birthday in a box.’
Toiletry Bags
assemble small bags of personal items including
shampoo, conditioner, toothbrush, toothpaste,
mouthwash, hairbrush and more.
Toy Drive
Help stock toy closets throughout the hospital with
board games, stickers, small bottles of bubbles, dolls,
dinosaurs, video games and more.
60,000 --- The number of mothers and babies
whose lives are stolen because of MNT.
9 --- The number of minutes from now that a
mother or child will die of MNT.
34 --- The number of countries still at high risk for
MNT.
$110 million --- The amount of money that we
must raise to eliminate MNT.
2015 --- The year that we must raise this money
by.
$1.80 --- The amount it costs to vaccinate one mother and their future babies.
61 million --- The number of lives we will help
save or protect if we meet our goal.
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ELIMINATE ProjectFundraising Ideas
Happy Box- At club meetings bring a locked box with a slit in the top. Have Key Clubbers go around and donate change or dollars. As they do this, have members share reasons why they are happy or reasons why they are happy to donate their money. Stress the fact that it only takes $1.80 to save a life.
Dance Competition- Host a dance contest and charge a participation fee as well as a fee for all spectators. Key Clubs and Local Kiwanis Clubs could set up a booth to sell drinks and snacks. The last couple to stop dancing wins a prize!
Change War- Hold a school wide competition separated by classroom to collect the most change for The Eliminate Project. The goal is to see which classroom can raise the most money. Talk to administration about what kind of prize the winning class can get- one suggestion would be pizza.
Race to Eliminate- Hold a 5k race or a walk at a local park or high school track and charge registrants a flat fee to participate in the race. This event will promote health and wellness in the local community as well as raise awareness regarding the project and open countless opportunities for participants to contribute to the effort to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus. At the finish line, give each participant an Eliminate Project shirt and wristband. (This would be a great interclub!)
Minute to Win it- Make it a competition, boys versus girls. Pass around one blue and one pink baby bottle during your club’s meeting and see which group can donate the most money in one minute.
Show Your Love, Save a Life- Host a Valentine’s Day dance to raise money. Tickets can be sold while food, flowers, and music can be donated by members or the community.
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Make
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someonehappy
then you’ll be
happy too. This year’s Divisional Project isn’t about being grand. You don’t need to
be the biggest club, have the most resources, or live in a big city. This
project is about spreading joy. Even the simplest acts can make a lasting
impact. The only requirement for this project is to do at least 10 Random
Acts of Kindness around your community and send in proof of
completion. Here are some ideas to get you started:
• Make birthday boxes for children living in shelters
• Visit a nursing home
• Donate blankets to the police and fire departments
• Bring flowers to a hospital
• Donate to the food pantry
• Throw a card shower for someone in your community
• Create a homeless care package
• Write letters to deployed military
• Collect dog treats for the animal shelter
• Hang up signs promoting happiness
• Tape quarters to a vending machine
• Clean up a local park
• Tape sticky notes with compliments around your school
• Eat lunch with someone who is lonely
• Hand out candy canes during Christmas time
And more! I can’t wait to hear what you guys come up with!
Divisional Project
Cross Plains
Cross Plains has some great service projects coming up and are looking forward to
the new year!
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Brownwood
Brownwood celebrated their End of the Year
Banquet on May 27th! They also sent in a KILLER report
for April! Great job!
Comanche
Comanche held officer elections on May 12th! Congratulations to all
elected!
Early
Early’s Awards Banquet was held on May 22nd! Their officers are some of the
nicest people I’ve ever met! Thank you for inviting me.
San Angelo
Central awarded exemplary members and
installed new officers at their banquet on May 9th. They also took calls at a CMN
telethon on May 31st.
Division 12/22
Update
Emily Zhao
District Editor
Please welcome the
new members of your
District Staff:
Bobby Thakker
Tech Producer
Ashlyn Salvato
Convention Liaison
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Contact Information
San Angelo Central Key
Club
Logan Dybdahl, President
Grace Heineman, Vice President
Tyana Nixon, Secretary
Yesenia Villanueva, Treasurer
Marissa Bingham, Editor
John Trevino, Webmaster
Elizabeth Jost, Faculty Advisor
Bea Barron, Kiwanis Adv.
Tom Woods, Kiwanis Adv.
Rudy Barron, Region 5 Advisor
Natalie Heineman, LTG Division 12/22
Early Key Club
Christopher Whited, President
Patrick Murphy, Vice President
Karissa Tobin, Secretary
Ryle McGinnis, Treasurer
Bethany M. Kirk, Editor
Cassie Durden, PR Officer
Michaela Harris, Historian
Kassidy Holland, Historian
Courtnie Smith, Webmaster
Kate Black, Faculty Adv.
Brownwood Key Club
Lorena Hernandez, President
Krystal San Miguel, Vice President
Alex Vargas, Secretary
Jamie Butts, Treasurer
Abby Robledo, Webmaster
Pam Rider, Faculty Adv.
Comanche Key Club
Tamara Lack, Faculty Adv.
Cross Plains Key Club
Kristin Wright, President
Allanta Wheeler, Vice President
Jaden Kennedy, Secretary
Taryn Estes, Treasurer
Texas Sanders, Reporter
Robin Porter, Faculty Adv.
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District Board
Kaitlyn Wilson
District Governor
Samuel Kinnin
District Secretary
Colin Gonzalez
District Treasurer
817-583-1171 [email protected]
Rudy Barron
Region 5 Advisor
325-245-5069 [email protected]
Secretaries
Samuel Kinnin, District Secretary 323 Garmon Dr.Early, TX 76802
Natalie Heineman, Lt. Governor Division 12/22 2658 Harvard Ave
San Angelo, TX 76904
Rudy Barron, Region 5 Advisor 148 State Street
San Angelo, TX 76905
AND your Sponsoring Kiwanis Club Advisor and President
Be sure a keep an extra copy with your faculty advisor!
Mail your reports by the 5th of each month!
Send all your reports to the following:
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The Task Of The Month for the month of May is:
Please describe what plans you have or goals your club hopes to achieve in the next year for the Governor’s Project.
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