DIVISION 9 JUNE NEWSLETTER

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K E Y C L U B IT’S . . . TIME FOR NINE!

June 2011 Volume 1, Issue 1

"We all have ability. The difference

is how we use it." - Stevie Wonder

Fun Fact:

I love Key Club so much, that I

even had a dream about it!

Lieutenant

Governor

Helen Chen

proudly and

representing

Division 9,

during Key

Club 63rd

Leadership

Training

Conference

TIME FOR NINE CONTENTS

Hey Division 9, How do you feel?! You better feel good because school is almost over, and summer vacation is almost here! However, it does not mean you can slack off and don’t care about Key Club anymore! With all the summer days off during your vacation, hopefully you can find more opportunities to continue to build your home, school, and community. For those who don’t know me, I am your new Division 9 Lieutenant Governor Helen Chen! I will be looking forward to work with all of you Key Club members this upcoming year. Hopefully by the end of my term, I will get to bond and know each and every one of you. I already have a long list of future events and service projects for my division, and I need your help to make it happen and successful. So far, I am planning to hold a summer divisional in the late August and a summer division event. Remember, even though the academic year is over, your help for the community never ends. Besides spending time for yourself; you should go out and seek for community service opportunities (such as cleaning parks, visiting nursing homes) - every single act counts. Take this vacation, to make a difference in your community.

So, relax, have fun, and continue to do more community services! Every service act can make a difference.

Yours In Service, Helen Chen NYDKC Lt. Governor Division 9

Lt. Governor’s Greeting!

LT. GOVERNOR HELEN CHEN | NEW YORK DISTRICT KEY CLUB PAGE 01

Pages 02-08 District News Page 09 Project ELIMINATE Page 10 Summer Project Page 11 International Convention Pages 12-15 Division Service Spotlights Pages 16-17 Picture Times!!! Page 18 The Beaver Fun Page 19 Paperwork Status Update Page 20 Upcoming Event Page 21 Contact Information

TIME FOR NINE DISTRICT NEWS

Hey New York District Key Club! For those of you that don't know me, my name is Domenick Pesce your District Governor. I'm extremely excited to be working with all of you this 2011-2012 service year. I will see to it this year that we reach new heights as the Mighty New York District Key Clubbers we are! So, can you believe it's already June? School is coming to a swift close, and the Summer is rolling in fast. With this great Summer atmosphere, comes some great time to participate in some exceptional Key Club events. Please, stay in good contact with your Lieutenant Governor! Remember that Key Club is a year round organization; be sure to stay active during these warm and sunny months.

Touching quickly on the subject of District Board news, the Board and I have been hard at work getting ready for the Summer as well as the new school year. Now that Executive Board members like our EA, District Editor, and District Webmaster have been appointed, it's time to kick things into speed for the Summer. In this first June addition of your Lieutenant Governors monthly Newsletter you're in store for some really interesting things. Be ready to be informed of things such as Club Spotlight Submissions into the Empire Key, Project ELIMINATE, our 2011-2012 District Projects and much more. Take the time to peruse and leaf through, you might find out some things you didn’t know before. Finally, please stay in contact with the District! If you are not subscribed to the New York District website (www.nydkc.org), as well as the Official NYDKC Facebook Group (on.fb.me/meTPeC), what are you waiting for? Go to the homepage and subscribe! Encourage your Key Club friends to subscribe as well. I'm looking forward to our year as NYDKC's so much! We're due for some change, and the gears are already in serious motion. (Also feel free to add me on Facebook if you'd like!) Stay connected and you'll be hearing from me soon!

GOVERNOR’S GREETING – GOVERNOR DOMENICK PESCE

LT. GOVERNOR HELEN CHEN | NEW YORK DISTRICT KEY CLUB

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WORDS FROM THE SECRETARY – DISTRICT SECRETARY DANIEL IVAN

LIN

Hello, New York District! My name is Daniel Ivan Lin, your newly elected District Secretary for the 2011-2012 service year. It is my pleasure to be working with you this year. I mentioned before that as District Secretary, I want to be someone that you can look to for help, advice, and questions. I hope that through increased communication, we will be able to reach greater heights in our mission to serve.

As finals and regents week starts to arrive, many of you will be busy studying. However, please remember to keep up with your responsibilities. The monthly report form is due on the seventh of each month and is the key for relaying your club’s activities, progress, and problems to the district. It is essential that you fill it out with the utmost care and thought. Please note that you are still expected to fill out a monthly report form even if your club has not had service projects in the past month. The election report form is a form containing the contact information of your club's officers and faculty advisor and it is essential that that it is filled out to ensure easy communication throughout the district. Please submit the election report form as soon as possible. Feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have any questions.

Please be sure to subscribe: New York District Secretaries Google Group

http://groups.google.com/group/new-york-district-key-club-secretaries

Official Secretaries Group on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_191839670863138&ap=1

I hope that you will not let me down as I have promised not to let you down. It is our work together that will truly bring forth changes and innovation to this great organization. Let’s make this a great year. Enjoy your summer!


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WORDS FROM THE TREASURER – DISTRICT TREASURER EMILY GICEWICZ

Hello everyone, I hope you are enjoying the last few days of school (if that is possible). FRF are vital to fill out if your club wants to get credit for any fundraiser you have done and you definitely deserve the credit. Now some of you may be thinking to yourselves “what does this crazy person mean when they say FRF?” Well, an FRF is an abbreviation for Fundraising Report Form. I know all of you know where the FRFs are, but here is the link just in case it had slipped your mind, http://nydkc.org/index.php?option=com_jforms&view=form&id=3. The form is very easy to fill out and once it is completed, all you need to do is mail or email me a proof of the fundraising activity (it can be a check, letter from charity, etc.) and a copy of the form. When I receive it I will update it on the FRF spreadsheet which can be given upon request by emailing me or by joining the Treasurer

Google Group, which I hope you had joined already. If you are a club treasurer it would be a great idea to take advantage of the social network opportunities I set up. I know all of you have emails so please join our NYDKC-Treasurer Google group, http://groups.google.com/group/nydkc-treasurers. This group will keep you updated on important dates and paperwork. There is also a Facebook group called New York District Key Club Treasurers, please join it for important updates made easy. You can email me any questions but if you would like you can also post it on http://nydkctreasurers.wordpress.com/. I set this up to help all of you, so take advantage of it! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected], this email is where FRF’s should be sent. My mailing address to mail printed out proofs is 33 Helen Lane, West Sand Lake, NY 12196. Yours in Service, Emily Gicewicz NY District Treasurer

“What does this crazy

person mean when they

say FRF?!”


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DISTRICT WEBMASTER OSCAR TAN

DISTRICT EDITOR AMBER LEE


MESSAGE FROM DISTRICT WEBMASTER & DISTRICT EDITOR

Hey New York District Key Club! This is your newly elected Webmaster of the New York District, Oscar Tan for the 2011-2012 service year! Being the Webmaster has given me a great opportunity to further enhance the communication between the District and the clubs. As District Webmaster, I have already begun with editing the District website. Recently, I’ve updated the website with all the District Board’s and LTG’s contact information. I have also provided an up-to-date description for our District Projects. Please, feel free to take a look at the updates and changes at www.nydkc.org. I would like to ask all Key Club Webmasters to join the Official New York District Key Club Webmasters group at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_176878475703658&ap=1 . I have many goals for the upcoming year and I look forward to working with the board to provide success and service. With all this happening so far, I hope to make Key Club updates and news more accessible. Feel free to provide me with suggestions and I will definitely look into answering all your questions. My email can we found on the District website or it is listed below. Oscar Tan [email protected]

Hey, New York State District Key Club!

A lot of you do not know me yet and even more of you have not formally met me yet. With this, I am your newly elected District Key Club Editor, Amber Lee.

As Editor, I have many thoughts and ideas for the Empire Key, a very essential part of my duty. The Empire Key would not be a state newsletter without the incorporation of all LTG’s and Key Clubs around New York State. I look very forward to working with all of you and rushing everyone to hand in their newsletters. I’m sure that it will be an awesome year!

To keep closer contact, I have created a Facebook group : http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_115609408526712&ap=1. I would like all Editors to join. Creative ideas and suggestions can be shared. It will also be a great place to gain a stronger connection since internet will be one of our main communication uses. Updates will also be provided weekly or as much as possible. If you have any questions, feel free to email me at [email protected] or contact me at (347)6533656. I will be sure to reply. Have a great summer! (Work is still in session during the summer)

-Amber Lee [email protected]


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Executive Assistant

Yasmin Soliman


EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT INTRO & DUTIES

Hey New York District Key Clubbers, My name is Yasmin Soliman, and I am the new District Executive Assistant for the 2011-2012 service year. As Executive Assistant, I will be helping Governor Domenick Pesce by serving as a liaison between the upstate and downstate regions of the New York District. Therefore, I will assist the Governor in any requested help or paperwork and review all proposed amendments thoroughly in conjunction with my duties as the laws and regulations committee chair. I was Lieutenant Governor of Division 10 last year, so I have experience as a member of the District Board. If you cannot reach Governor Domenick and have any questions, you may contact me at (646) 270-3895 or e-mail me at [email protected]. I am very excited to work again on the District Board, and I look forward to working with you all of you this year! Yasmin Soliman Executive Assistant (646) 270-3895 [email protected]

“BEAVER ONE,

BEAVER ALL, LET’S ALL

DO THE BEAVER

CALL!!”

KEY Fact: Executive Assistant

Yasmin Soliman is the

Immediate Past

Lieutenant Governor

for Division 10!


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DISTRICT PROJECTS

Continue to Fundraise!

Hello Key Clubbers! This past year has flown by and before we knew it, it has almost come to an end. But even though the year ended in a blink of an eye, New York District Key Clubs were able to raise an unprecedented $200,000, we raised $5,000 over the budget This year, with new charities, a new committee staff and a new fundraising goal, we eagerly embark on a new year of service to make a difference in our schools and communities. Our ten District Charities are very diversified ranging from eliminating maternal and neonatal tetanus to ending human trafficking and slave labor trade. This year, the New York District Key Club aims to raise $200,000 for the ten charities including Kamp Kiwanis, Pediatric Lyme Disease Foundation,

Local Causes, Project Eliminate, Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Center, Not For Sale, Make-A-Wish, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the Christian Appalachian Project, and Architecture for Humanity.

However, raising money is only a part of the puzzle. What’s the other piece? The other piece, which is sometimes forgotten but just as important, is awareness. In order to get people outside your Key Club Homes to donate at your fundraisers, they need to be educated on all the beneficial things that these charities do. Why would someone donate to a cause they do not have knowledge of? Lieutenant Governors Stephanie Penna, Kelsey Habla, Josh Hill, and Alexandra Marrone along with your Committee Chair Nick Viviano are here to answer any questions you may have about any of the charities along with ideas about how to spread awareness and fundraise. We wish you all a successful year of service! Nicholas Viviano Division 4


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INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS & PROGRAMS

Unfortunately, I know that a lot of clubs tend to die down toward the end of the year as we begin to put halt on the number of events that we do. But, it should be expected that everyone come up with at least one solid idea during our break for the summer or upcoming school year. This can include a service project or fundraiser for one or more of the International Projects and Programs.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with the International partners of Key Club, they are the Children’s Miracle Network, March of Dimes, and UNICEF. The Children’s Miracle Network is a nonprofit organization that raises money and brings awareness to benefit hospitalized children. Money raised goes to purchasing up-to-date equipment, train stall, conduct research, start outreach programs and provide health care for those whose parents cannot afford it. March of Dimes is an organization that tries to improve the health of infants by preventing premature births, birth defects and infant mortality. UNICEF is an organization that assists children through their community. They focus on improving health care, basic education, water, and sanitation in more than 150 developing countries. I’m sure many of you have heard of Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF. These three programs are great and need your help! So just remember over the summer that you should brainstorm with your club or even just friends, and try to come up with an idea for this service year on how to benefit one or more of these organizations. You will hear shortly of the goals set forth by your International Projects and Programs Committee. Let’s make sure we surpass these goals!

Division 18

Lt. Governor

Sarah Brady


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Hello Fellow Key Clubbers! As the kickoff to the service year has already happened, it is now time to FUNDRAISE FUNDRAISE FUNDRAISE! My name is Sean O’Connor, and I am the Lieutenant Governor of Division 19. I am also the committee chair for my favorite District Project, Project Eliminate! For those of you who do not know, Eliminate is the newly acquired Kiwanis project, which will be kicked off this summer. Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus, also known as MNT, is a disease that is claiming the lives of 60,000 innocent children and 30,000 mothers each and every single year. MNT’s effects on the youth of the world are sickening. Tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful convulsions and extreme sensitivity to light and touch. This disease can and will be cured. Key Clubbers around the world can help cure this disease by 2015 by only fundraising $110 million! By curing this disease, we can help save over 360,000 lives! With committee members Lieutenant Governor Marcus Mosely, Lieutenant Governor Gresa Shala, and Lieutenant Governor Bryan Comanici, and Governor Domenick Pesce, I plan to make Project: Eliminate become THE strongest District Project in the history of the mighty New York District! Sean O'Connor Division 19 Lieutenant Governor 2011-2012 [email protected]

PROJECT ELIMINATE

LT. GOVERNOR SEAN O’CONNER


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SUMMER PROJECT IDEAS

LT. GOVENOR KATIE COLEY

Hello New York District Key Clubbers! I hope your school year is winding down nicely. As summer is approaching and school is ending, remember that it is not the end of Key Club. Every club should still be doing service projects over the summer and continuing to be active. There are many ways that your clubs can remain active throughout the summer that are both fun and exciting.

A good charity we can fundraise during the summer is: Alex’s Lemonade Stand. To help support this foundation, key clubbers from your neighborhoods can work together to create a lemonade stand and sell different cool beverages during the upcoming, hot summer months. There is nothing better than a cool drink on a stifling day. Another idea is to host a car wash in the school parking lot or another open space nearby. Walks to raise money are also always a great idea when you have the area to do them in. You can also combine a barbeque after and gather crowds that are willing to participate.

Fundraisers held indoors at bowling alleys or an indoor area is a nice break from the heat and allows time for fun away from the sun.

Are you looking for a chance to just hang back and chill and have a break from the fundraising? Throw a picnic or a pool party and invite key clubbers where members and officers can discuss ideas for next school year... Get to know more people and be ready when September comes.

As the different division key clubs differ in size and location, some of these ideas will work better for some clubs than others. The varying clubs can alter the projects to fit their unique needs. Remember, Key Club doesn’t end just because the school year ended. Finally, good luck on all of your final exams/ regents and enjoy the summer!

Lieutenant Governor Katie Coley Division 15

KEY CLUB BEACH CLEAN UP!

2010


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INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

LT. GOVERNOR JAY WONG

Where can you find over a thousand Key Clubbers from around the world all squished into one hotel at one time waiting to exchange pins with each other, compete to see who has more spirit, and anxiously wait for a few days worth of unforgettable workshops, dances, and shows? That’s right! Every year, Key Club International hosts its annual International Convention in a different city in the United States. This year, International Convention will be in Phoenix, Arizona at the JW Marriot Desert Ridge Resort from June 29th to July 3rd. While there, we will be electing our new International Board including the International President, Vice President, and their Board of Trustees. In addition, we will be having guest mentalist Craig Karegs, who will be doing an entertainment show, several dances, and a charity walk for the project ELIMINATE, which raises money for maternal neonatal tetanus. Several Key Clubbers who are attending International Convention are also attending the tour prior to that, which includes visiting the Grand Canyon, the Hoover Dam, Las Vegas, and going white water rafting. Come join us in the fun next year if you haven’t gone before, and it will be an experience you will never forget!


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FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT:

http://www.keyclub.org/events/convention.aspx

DIVISION 9 CLUB SERVICE SPOTLIGHTS

DIVISION 9 KEY CLUBS

BROOKLYN TECHNICAL H.S. KEY CLUB

Waking up on a Sunday morning for a Key Club event was tiring enough. But knowing that it’d be a rainy, gloomy, wet day and still waking up was impressive. As the project captain for the AIDS walk, I made sure to arrive at Brooklyn Tech’s meeting destination early. When I arrived, it was pouring. Rain was everywhere and people were scramming for shelter and digging for umbrellas. I thought to myself, what are the chances that everyone who registered to walk will come in this weather? Time went by and still it was just me and one other member. I was rather disappointed. When you say you will walk for a cause, you are telling us that you are committed and that you will come. I feared that members would use rain as an excuse. Luckily, Tech proved me wrong. As if a flood had occurred and washed everyone to the AIDS walk, groups of Tech walkers emerged and they kept coming until we reached our expected amount, 125 walkers. I was proud. Proud of my club, proud of our members, and I knew then that not even rain could delay us from doing a service. As a team, we walked the 6.2 miles around Central Park. I felt a strong sense of family as we walked together. Our club was connected. The little groups that tended to form included everyone. I was amazed at how strong our club had grown. And this strength led us to finish the walk as a team, beginning to end. Our key club raised over $200. We made a difference and that is the greatest feeling of good to have. Submitted by: Club Bulletin Editor Holy Cheong


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“We made a difference and that is the greatest feeling of

good to have.”

DIVISION 9 SERVICE SPOTLIGHTS (continue)


EDWARD R. MURROW H.S. KEY CLUB

In our school, a club usually holds a bake sale to raise money. This year, our Key Club decided to do something different, even risqué. When the elected executives went to the Key Club convention this April, we became immersed in a conversation with a Key Club President and she was the one that gave us this idea of PIE-A-TEACHER. The premise of this event made it difficult to happen, but it did. Everyone in the club wanted to see this vision come to life and it surely did. On the day of, none of us could contain our excitement. During my math class, the laughter and fun coming from our PIE-A-TEACHER booth, made everyone in my class want to jump out of their seats. Even my teacher couldn’t resist but peek out the window to see what the commotion was about. This event was more important than just raising money for our Key Club fund. It gave everyone a better atmosphere in the school. It felt like, for the first time, that teachers were not the enemy and that the students still retained their natural rights. It felt like we could appeal to the authority. Not to mention, we think the teacher who got pied in the face felt young again. Submitted by: Club Bulletin Editor Anna Fong

ABRAHAM LINCOLN H.S. KEY CLUB

Our school's Key Club has associations with SPARC which is another community service organization. With SPARC and our Key Clubbers we do a lot of events throughout the year and this event at Holy Cross High School was one of these events. When we got the high School we were greeted by other kids from other school afflicted with SPARC and also two identical twin World War 2 Veterans. We got a chance to hear the story of these patriots to our country and how important our generation is to bring on the tradition of storytelling. Service doesn’t always have to be physical work and doing this project was a great example.


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JOHN DEWEY H.S. KEY CLUB

The first service project our key club completed since the start of my term as the president of John Dewey High School was Feed 500, which is under an organization called New York City Urban Project. On April 16, we as a club headed to Kimmel center (research center under New York University.) Upon arrival, we signed in immediately and started packing all sorts of food into brown bags. After an hour of work, all the volunteers were separated into groups and headed out into the city with food to find people in need of them.

The wind was severely strong when we exit out of the subway station near Columbus Circle; we walked toward 5th Avenue in search of homeless people and one was easily spotted by Diana, a volunteer who is currently studying at NYU. We first offered him food, and then we talked with him for a while. Knowing the fact that not many people out there offer money or assistance to them, not even bother to stop and chat with them. By the end of the day, I’ve learned that I did one of the most productive service projects of the year. Therefore, the purpose of this service project was to give them warmth and hope even under extreme harsh weather.

Submitted by: Club President Lauren Chan

LT.GOVERNOR HELEN CHEN | NEW YORK DISTRICT KEY CLUB

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“… the purpose of this

service project was to

give them warmth and

hope even under

extreme harsh weather.”

MIDWOOD H.S. KEY CLUB

The March of Dimes is an annual walk that takes place to raise money for research and programs that aid babies in living healthy lives. Primarily this money goes to babies born prematurely. Due to the help from the March of Dimes the premature birthrate has dropped and children are being helped more effectively through the critical days following their birth. This year the walk took place on Sunday, May 1, 2011 in Manhattan. The weather was beautiful but the member turnout was not so beautiful. We all understand that the weather is getting nicer and it is getting more difficult to gather large groups of people to attend events but you can always bring your friends along and have a good time while you walk. All of us that attended the walk enjoyed it and there was free food at the end. Who doesn’t love free food? The Midwood High School cheerleaders were there at the finish line to cheer us on and it is gratifying to receive recognition for something you have done. Thank you to all the members that attended the walk. We raised an outstanding $350! Submitted by: Midwood H.S. Key Club





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PICTURE TIME!!!

NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN DIVISION 9 PICTURES



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AIDS WALK 2011 STARTING LINE

THE CROWD DURING AIDS WALK

JOHN DEWEY’S CLUB TREASURER WAI

MURROW CLUB SECRETARY THERESA

LT. GOVERNOR HELEN WITH CRACKER JACKS!

MURROW CLUB TREASURER CHRISTOPHER

MARCH OF DIMES WALK

PICTURE TIME!!! (continue)

NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN DIVISION 9 PICTURES



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Governor’s Ball during 63rd LTC

With Past LTG Tiffany and Immediate Past LTG James

Brooklyn Tech Key Club Induction

Dinner!

NYDKC Administrator John D. Goldstein

THE BEAVER FUN

GAMES / PUZZLES / RIDDLES

SO… HOW MANY BEAVERS ARE THERE?!



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PAPERWORK STATUS CHART

DID YOUR CLUB SUBMIT THEIR PAPERWORK ONTIME?!

Hello Division 9! This is the paperwork status chart – it shows which club did or didn’t submit their forms. If your club didn’t submit their forms (including the fundraising report forms), you won’t get the credit for the great service work you’ve done for Key Club. Therefore, club officers, please submit those forms! It’s better late than never! *NOTE: Don’t forget to submit those forms during the summer as well!

DIVISION 9 PAPERWORK STATUS CHART

ERF APRIL MAY

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

H.S. KEY CLUB

N/A

N/A

BROOKLYN TECH

H.S. KEY CLUB

EDWARD R. MURROW

H.S. KEY CLUB

N/A

JOHN DEWEY H.S.

KEY CLUB

N/A

N/A

MIDWOOD H.S.

KEY CLUB

N/A

*Last updated as of June 11th, 2011 at 11:15AM*

If a club has submitted paperwork, but it hasn't been checked off, please send DISTRICT SECRETARY DANIEL IVAN LIN an email with:

the division name of club which paperwork

and one of the following: o a forwarded receipt of their submitted paperwork o an attached copy of their submitted paperwork o OR a message informing me that it will be sent through snail mail.

LT.GOVERNOR HELEN CHEN | NEW YORK DISTRICT KEY CLUB PAGE 13 LT. GOVERNOR HELEN CHEN | NEW YORK DISTRICT KEY CLUB

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UPCOMING EVENTS

THE THINGS WE DO FORE KEY CLUB ♥

JUNE Division Hangout (BBQ/Beach) Key Club International Convention (ICON)

July Lemonade Drive (for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation) Community clean-up in Brooklyn

August Division 9 August divisional (possibly will be held at Staten Island) Brooklyn Technical H.S. Key Club Beach Clean-Up

September – October Division 9 September & October divisional Fall Rally (date will be announce – going to be held at Columbia

University) Division 9 Halloween Ball (?)

Any service/fundraising projects or events that

you want to do as a division – just email me any

ideas or suggestions!

([email protected])



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CONTACT INFORMATION

WHO TO CONTACT?



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NYDKC Administrator [email protected]

NYDKC Governor Domenick Pesce

[email protected]

NYDKC Executive Assistant Yasmin Soliman [email protected]

NYDKC Secretary Daniel Ivan Lin

[email protected]

NYDKC Treasurer Emily Gicewicz [email protected]

NYDKC Editor Amber Lee [email protected]

NYDKC Webmaster Oscar Tan

[email protected]

Kiwanis Committee Representative Mr. Gioia [email protected]

NYDKC DISTRICT BOARD

CONTACTS

DIVISION 9 LT. GOVERNOR

HELEN CHEN CONTACT INFO

EMAIL: [email protected]

CELLPHONE NUMBER:

(917) 535-5974

HOME ADDRESS: 3310 Mermaid Ave.

Brooklyn, NY, 11224

DIVISION ONLINE

GROUP / WEBSITE

New York District Division 9 Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=111149055586879

Division 9 official website:

(TO BE ANNOUNCE)

USEFUL WEBSITES

New York District Key Club Facebook Group http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_174385895949984&ap=1

New York District Key Club Official Website www.nydkc.org

Key Club International Official Website

www.keyclub.org

Feel free to contact me if you have

any questions or concerns!

- Lt. Governor Helen Chen

DIVISION 9 JUNE NEWSLETTER

Documents

district governor

district news page

new division

governor division

summer project page

key club members

summer division event

service year