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ALOHA | BEAVERTON | CENTURY | FOREST GROVE | GLECOE
|HILLSBORO | JESUIT | SOUTHRIDGE |SUNSET | VALLEY CATHOLIC |
WESTVIEW
DIVISION 65 PACIFIC NORTHBEST DISTRICT KEY CLUB
JULY NEWSLETTER VOLUME 3| I SSUE 4
Table of Contents 1. Front Cover
2. Table of Contents
3. Preferred Charities & Reports
4-5. Greetings from your LtG / Checklist
6-7. The Eliminate Project
8-9. New Eliminate Merchandise
10.-11. June DCM RECAP
12-13. Portland Area Rally 2014 RECAP
14. International Convention RECAP
15. Meet your IVP, Kevin Zhang
16-17. 3rd Annual Division 65 Beach Clean Up
18. Seattle Rally 2014
19. Party Bus to Seattle Rally
20. Key Leader
21. Giving Connection
22-23. Division 65 Scoreboard
24-25. Division 65 Roster
26. Contact the District Executive Board
27. KEY Dates / Newsletter Question
28. Back Cover / PNW Social Media
Preferred Charities
Works with the UN to
assist children in 150
of the world’s devel-
oping countries.
Through community
based service, Unicef
provides health care,
education, sanitation
and safe water.
The March of
Dimes funds lifesaving
research and programs
and works to end prem-
ature birth, birth defects
and infant mortality.
Every baby deserves a
healthy life.
Children’s Miracle Network
uses the money fundraised to
go towards research and
training, purchasing equip-
ment and paying uncompen-
sated care, all in support for
the mission to save as many
children’s lives as possible.
Presidents Secretaries Editors CLICK HERE
Presidential Surveys
are due on the 5th
of every month
CLICK HERE
Secretary Reports
are due on the
5th of ever month
CLICK HERE
Editor Reports are
due on the 1st of
ever month
LATE IS NEVER If reports are completed on time, your club earns 5 points!
GREETINGS FROM YOUR LTG!
Hey, hey, hey!
I hope you all have been living your summers
to the fullest! For some of us, our families love
to travel. And for others, Netflix continues to
be our best friend. Whichever way you
choose to celebrate your summer, I hope
you have continued to keep service and
your Key Club spirit close to your heart. Upon
arriving home from International Convention
2014, I was able to see Key Club in a different
perspective. Sometimes we forget that Key
Club is indeed the oldest and largest service
program for high school students, serving
over 31 countries. This summer, it is our job to
rejuvenate and perfect our Key Club
knowledge and let our peers know what we
stand for. I couldn’t believe I was given the
opportunity to meet Key Clubbers across the
country and even places such as the Baha-
mas. You are part of something big– bigger
than you could ever imagine. I promise.
-Tasmia Ahmed
Mental checklist for this summer...
2 Eliminate car washes in the month of August
1 beach clean up
TRAIN officers via Google Hangouts during August and
September
Have a RECRUITMENT plan before the school year
begins
SERVE using resources such as handsonportland.org,
Kiwanis, and others.
PHOTOCRED TO JENNY ZHANG
M aternal N eonatal T etanus
GET INVOLVED! SPREAD THE WORD!
DIVISION 65 PROGRESS
M aternal N eonatal T etanus
$2500 $1500 $1000 $500 $2000
$3000
WE GOT THIS!
$2
00
There are only 24 remaining countries with MNT,
we have eliminated MNT in 35 countries.
Most recently, Madagascar eliminated maternal
neonatal tetanus on June 19th, 2014.
As of June 16th, The Eliminate Project, Kiwanis’s global
campaign for children, in partnership with UNICEF, has
raised over $54,254,232.21
How will you save a mother and her future
children?
DIVISION 65 PROGRESS
AD CREATED BY BRIAN LE
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW
ELIMINATE MERCHANDISE
FOR 2014-2015?
Purchase your Eliminate merchandise at upcoming
summer rallies such as Seattle Rally! Pre orders availa-
ble during the school year. Talk to your LtG!
At International Convention, Pacific Northwest District
Key Club sold $4272 worth of Eliminate Merchandise!
Wearing Eliminate merchandise is an easy way to
educate your peers about Project
Eliminate!
As a division, our goal is to raise $3,000 before the
end of 2015. By selling Eliminate Merchandise at your
school, this goal can be easily reached!
Are you up for the challenge?
#el imin8
JUNE DCM
PRE RALLY / ICE CREAM SOCIAL RECAP!
1. Sundae’d your LtG!
(video available on divisional face-
book page)
2. Practiced cheers for Portland Rally and
enjoyed ICE CREAM!
Thursday, June 19th, 2:00pm:
Presidents and Vice Presidents came together to discuss Portland Area Rally,
officer relations, potential car wash dates, membership recruitment plans, and
much more.
2:30pm:
Key Clubbers came together to celebrate summer by enjoying ice cream,
practicing cheers, decorating the spirit stick, and sundae-ing their LtG! Spe-
cial thanks to Sunisa, Vincent, and Briana!
THURSDAY, JUNE 19TH @ BEAVERTON CITY
LIBRARY WATERPARK
Practiced cheers for Portland Rally and
enjoyed ICE CREAM!
3. Decorated the spirit stick that
was awarded to us as DCON,
RECAP! PORTLAND AREA RALLY 2014
On Saturday, June 21st, Key Clubbers from Divisions 42C, 42V, 44, 45, 62, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 80 in the
Portland area as well as guest divisions 28, 32, and 74 came together to celebrate service. At Portland
Area Rally, or #PAR2K14, Key Clubbers got the opportunity to mingle, show off their divisional spirit,
learn about human sex trafficking, attend workshops, enjoy McChickens for lunch, raise money for pro-
ject eliminate by using the Eliminate photo booth and pie the district board! Together, we were able to
educate, advocate, and raise over $1000 for the Eliminate Project! Way to go Key Clubbers! We hope
you had fun at
Portland Area Rally 2014: Superheroes of Service!
PHOTOCREDS TO: TRAN HOANG, JENNY ZHANG, & CHRISTON SENEKHAM
RECAP! PORTLAND AREA RALLY 2014
On Saturday, June 21st, Key Clubbers from Divisions 42C, 42V, 44, 45, 62, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 80 in the
Portland area as well as guest divisions 28, 32, and 74 came together to celebrate service. At Portland
Area Rally, or #PAR2K14, Key Clubbers got the opportunity to mingle, show off their divisional spirit,
learn about human sex trafficking, attend workshops, enjoy McChickens for lunch, raise money for pro-
ject eliminate by using the Eliminate photo booth and pie the district board! Together, we were able to
educate, advocate, and raise over $1000 for the Eliminate Project! Way to go Key Clubbers! We hope
you had fun at
Portland Area Rally 2014: Superheroes of Service!
PHOTOCREDS TO: TRAN HOANG, JENNY ZHANG, & CHRISTON SENEKHAM
“International Convention 2014 was a week of Disneyland
magic, warm weather, hyper Key Clubbers, exciting ses-
sions, and insightful workshops. Taking place in sunny Ana-
heim, California, ICON gathered Key Clubbers from around
the world who stayed at the Anaheim Mariott Hotel and
Convention Center. PNW Key Club spent the first two days
of our stay in Disneyland, enjoying the rides and magic of
the happiest place on earth. Wednesday night we had a
Meet and Greet to get to know other Key Clubbers and the
next three days consisted of the opening, general, and clos-
ing sessions, House of Delegates to vote on important
amendments, and lots of workshops for everyone. PNW
was lucky enough to have our very own Kevin Zhang run
for and win the title of Key Club International Vice President
during ICON! “
-Photos and ICON blurb by Jenny Zhang,
District Editor
Browse Jenny’s photos from ICON!
A message from your International Vice President,
Kevin Zhang
Hello Pacific Northwest District Key Clubbers!
Over this past week, I along with 39 other PNW Key Clubbers and six Kiwanis chaper-
ones had the opportunity to attend the 71st annual International Convention in the vibrant
city of Anaheim, California. While there, we had the opportunity to attend educational
workshops, meet Key Clubbers from across the world, and elect the 2014-2015 Key Club
International Board. I am truly humbled and honored to announce that I was chosen out
of a field of four other highly qualified candidates to be your next International Vice Presi-
dent.
My biggest support throughout the entire journey, from the moment I decided to
run until my name was announced on stage, was the entire Pacific Northwest District. So
let me take this time to thank every single one of you- all 13,000+ members. It was your
support that got me through not only ICON week but the months leading up to it. Thank
you to everyone that messaged be “good luck” and to all of those that congratulated me
afterwards. Even though many of you did not attend ICON 2014, I still felt as if all of you
were alongside me. I look forward to personally thanking many of you as I travel to some
of the upcoming area rallies. To all the graduating seniors, even though I will not have the
opportunity to serve you for this upcoming year, I hope that many of you will decide to
join Circle K in college and eventually Kiwanis.
Once again, THANK YOU to the mighty Pacific Northwest District! I look forward to
yet another fantastic year of service, friendship, and growth not only for Key Club Interna-
tional but also for our district!
In Service,
Kevin Zhang
Kevin Zhang
Key Club International Vice President
360.250.3999
A message from your International Vice President,
Kevin Zhang
SIGN UP HERE TO BE A DRIVER!
This trip will not be possible without your help!
DIVIS ION 65
3rd Annual Beach Clean Up -SOLVE-
Guess what? It's time for the 3rd Annual
Division 65 Beach Clean Up! Every sum-
mer, Division 65 Key Clubbers make a
trip down to Seaside beach to clean up
after the Fourth of July. We will be work-
ing with SOLVE, an organization that will
help us dispose the trash. Together, we
can make a huge difference in our
community while enjoying a day at the
beach together!
We will be meeting at Westview High School at:
6:15 am on SATURDAY, JULY 19th
From there, we will car pool to Seaside. If you have had
your license for over 6 months, please sign up to car pool
if possible. Everyone should pitch in for gas if you are car
pooling. Invite your friends and family!
You will need to bring money for food and gas. Dress for
the weather (the beach is cold and windy), bring flip
flops, and a towel in a string bag/tote.
RSVP HERE BEFORE THE 15TH!
It's the time of the year for some spirit and some cheers!
Join the Pacific Northwest District's Annual Seattle Rally 2014: A Magical World
Of Service this summer! Come mingle, reunite, and meet new Key Clubbers
from all over the Pacific Northwest District! There will be fun, interactive, and
informational workshops to participate in that will help you make the most of
your time in Key Club! Get a feel of what it is like to be a part of the word's
largest, oldest, and most successful high school service organization!
#TBT to Seattle Rally last year!
The bus will leave from Benson High School in Portland at 5:40am and ar-
rive at the same place around 7:30pm after the event. Exact info will be sent to those
that register!
Remember, FIRST COME FIRST SERVE!
Want to join us for Seattle Rally? There will be a bus going from PORTLAND to
SEATLE RALLY and back! Registration for the party bus IS a commitment. Signing up
means that you WILL be on that bus and you WILL pay the fee for it. The bus fair will be
between $15 - $22.
The more attendees- the cheaper the price will be!
**NOTE: This price does not include the $5 - $7 registration fee for the event itself.
Party Bus to Seattle Rally!
Brought to you by Divisions 44, 45, 62, 65, & 66
The bus will leave from Benson High School in Portland at 5:40am and ar-
rive at the same place around 7:30pm after the event. Exact info will be sent to those
that register!
Remember, FIRST COME FIRST SERVE!
Register for the party bus HERE
Visit the SEATTLE RALLY EVENT PAGE HERE
to register for the rally!
PNW KEY LEADER
PORTLAND AREA:
OCTOBER 24TH—26TH | CAMP COLLINS, GRESHAM
SEATTLE AREA:
NOVEMBER 7TH—9TH | CAMP SAMBICA | BELLEVUE
Want to be part of a life-changing weekend with other Key
Clubbers? Then attend Key Leader this year!
Enjoy an entire weekend with
good food and good company!
Register for Key Leader at
www.key-leader.org
& talk to your LtG for more information re-
garding this event.
GIVING CONNECTION
Register for Key Leader at
www.key-leader.org
& talk to your LtG for more information re-
garding this event.
GIVING CONNECTION GIVING CONNECTION is
a clearinghouse for com-
munity donations for the
survivors of child sex traf-
ficking. The donations
are directly distributed
through the social ser-
vice organizations that
provide treatment and
housing as well as
through a special victims
police task force which
serves as the first re-
sponders and first con-
tact for many of these
boys, girls an
transgender youth!
Natalie Swartzendruber from the CEASE IT pro-
gram spoke about human sex trafficking at
Portland Area Rally.
How will you take action
towards helping victims
of human sex trafficking?
School President Survey
ON TIME
(5)
Secretary Report
ON TIME
(5)
Editor Report
ON TIME
(5)
Kiwanis Meeting
(5)
DCM/Event
Attendance
(2 per attendee)
Newsletter
Response
(5)
Sharing is Caring
Form
(2)
Spirit
(1-10)
Misc. Total
Aloha 15 15 8
50 5 10 27 3 133
Beaverton 15 15 15
48
15 22 3 133
Century 15 15 10
68
15 24 3 150
Forest Grove
0
Glencoe 10 15 10
30
5 16 3 89
Hillsboro 10 5
20
5 16 3 59
Jesuit 5
5
Milller EC
0
Southridge 15 15 10
20 10 15 20 3 108
Sunset 15 15 15
14 5
15 3 82
Westview 15 15 15
58 5 10 19 3 140
DIVISION 65
SCOREBOARD
How to earn points:
Turn in Presidential Surveys, Secretary, and Editor Report ON TIME
Attend Kiwanis Meetings and let your LtG know
Bring members to DCMs/Divisional Events/Service Projects
Respond to the newsletter question
Bring a share of items to DCMs and fill out a form
School President Survey
ON TIME
(5)
Secretary Report
ON TIME
(5)
Editor Report
ON TIME
(5)
Kiwanis Meeting
(5)
DCM/Event
Attendance
(2 per attendee)
Newsletter
Response
(5)
Sharing is Caring
Form
(2)
Spirit
(1-10)
Misc. Total
Aloha 15 15 8
50 5 10 27 3 133
Beaverton 15 15 15
48
15 22 3 133
Century 15 15 10
68
15 24 3 150
Forest Grove
0
Glencoe 10 15 10
30
5 16 3 89
Hillsboro 10 5
20
5 16 3 59
Jesuit 5
5
Milller EC
0
Southridge 15 15 10
20 10 15 20 3 108
Sunset 15 15 15
14 5
15 3 82
Westview 15 15 15
58 5 10 19 3 140
The club that earns the most points
at the end of the Key Club year will
receive a PARTY at their club hosted
by your LTG!
DIVISION 65
SCOREBOARD
How to earn points:
Turn in Presidential Surveys, Secretary, and Editor Report ON TIME
Attend Kiwanis Meetings and let your LtG know
Bring members to DCMs/Divisional Events/Service Projects
Respond to the newsletter question
Bring a share of items to DCMs and fill out a form
DIVISION 65 ROSTER
ALO
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PRESIDENT: Katherine Nguyen | [email protected]
VP: Sunisa Thongkam | [email protected] &
Vincent Cheam | [email protected]
SECRETARY: Lucy Nguyen | [email protected]
TREASURER: Sammy McGath | [email protected]
EDITOR: Ye-
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C
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NC
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HIL
HI
WESTV
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PRESIDENT: Yasmeen Ayoub | [email protected]
VP: Ellie Franks | [email protected]
SECRETARY: Amy Vo | [email protected]
TREASURER: Kelsey Martin| [email protected]
EDITOR: Zach Rabin| [email protected]
PRESIDENT: John-Nick Beronilla | [email protected]
VP: Valerie Thai| [email protected]
SECRETARY: Michaela Canete | [email protected]
TREASURER: Lynn Tran | [email protected]
EDITOR: Sajjad Sayyid | [email protected]
CLASS REP: Kristine Katimbang
PRESIDENT: Mica Annis | [email protected]
VP: Leslie Senekham | [email protected]
SECRETARY: Annelise Loveless | [email protected]
TREASURER: Nidhi Pai | [email protected]
SO
UTH
RD
IGE
HIL
HI
JESU
IT SU
NSET
WESTV
IEW
PRESIDENT: Briana Vega | [email protected]
VP: Lauren Goldfarb | [email protected]
TREASURER: Mackenzie Crampton | [email protected]
VP: Brigid Kelley |
TREASURER: Isabel Klein: | [email protected]
COPRESIDENT: Charvi Bhargava: | [email protected]
PRESIDENT: Annie Cao | [email protected]
VP: Stella Sonu | [email protected]
SECRETARY: Emilee Phounsavath | [email protected]
TREASURER: Vicki Lee| [email protected]
EDITOR: Michael Ly | [email protected]
PRESIDENT: Cindy Chou | [email protected]
VP: Richard Jiang | [email protected]
SECRETARY: Dennis Li | [email protected]
TREASURER: Bryan Lee | [email protected]
EDITOR: Tasnia Kabir | [email protected]
CLASS REPS: David Bemis, Stephen Oh, Nathan Ahn
PRESIDENT: Jennifer Lo | [email protected]
VP: Michelle Lo | [email protected]
SECRETARY: Kaelan Patel | [email protected] &
Lilian Tran | [email protected]
TREASURER: Varsha Prakash| [email protected]
CONTACT THE
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE BOARD
LISA ANTONIO
Division 28
ANEESH PAPPU
Division 56
IK HOON JUNG
Division 65
JENNY ZHANG
Division 32
[email protected] [email protected]
CONVENTON
CHAIR
CLEO TSANG
DISTRICT GOVERNOR DISTRICT TREASURER
DISTRICT SECRETARY DISTRICT EDITOR
pnwconvention-
DISTRICT TREASURER
DISTRICT EDITOR
THANKS FOR READING!
Dates
Saturday, July 19th—3rd Annual Beach Clean Up
Friday, August 1st– Editor Reports Due
Saturday, August 2nd– Eliminate Car Wash (TBD)
Monday, August 4th—Seattle Rally 2014
Tuesday, August 5th– President & Secretary Reports Due
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