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hello! check out the division 12 july newsletter!!
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happened at ICON on pages three
and four. On Page five, you can
learn about our governor’s project,
Project Inspire. I hope that all of
you participate in this wonderful
project that our governor, Gabby
Murphy, planned. Also, on page 5
you can find information about
your club dues! Do NOT forget to
pay your dues on time! Don’t
forget to check out page 6, where
you see more summer project
ideas and what was discussed at
the PCM on June 18! On page
seven, I provided you with some
great information on some
organizations that you can take
part in this year and on page eight,
I listed what was happening in July
and what major key club events
are going down in months to
come.
If you have any questions
or comments about anything you
can always find my contact
information on page 9! I hope you
all have a great rest of the summer
and I hope to see you soon!
Alyssa Jade Ross Lieutenant Governor Division 12
Volume 1 Issue 2
Official Newsletter of Key Club Division 12 July 2011
Hello!
Hello Key Clubbers! If
you don’t already know, my
name is Alyssa Ross and I am
your 2011-2012 Division 12
Lieutenant Governor! I hope
y’all are having a great summer
so far! I know I am.
I just got back from Key
Club International Convention
(ICON) in Phoenix, AZ and it was
a blast! We elected our new
board (which can be seen on
page 2) and I got to meet tons
of key clubbers from all over the
world! It was a lot of fun and I
really learned a ton. I hope to
see more of Division 12
attending ICON next year in
Orlando, FL! You can see some
of the amazing things that
In this issue!
Introduction................ 1
International News ..... 2
ICON ....................... 3-4
District News ............... 5
Division 12 News ........ 6
Organizations ............. 7
Calendar .................... 8
Contact Info………….9
Alyssa’s Articles
K E Y C L U B
3636 WOODVIEW TRACE, INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-0204
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Which Sulphur High
Key Clubber drew
this picture?
Nothing's impossible.
-Alice In Wonderland
International News Meet Your Board
International Trustee
-Austin Wu -Kayla Lash -Josiah Zitterkob
-Allan Wang -Randolph McKinnie -Nick DePorzio
-Somya Gupta -Yoo Eun Kim -Lucy McDermott
-Lucy McDermott -Rebecca Riley
Annie Lewandowski
International
President
Catt Lovins
International
Secretary- Treasurer
2
These Key Clubbers were elected at the 2011 International Convention!
What Happened at ICON?
3
The Tour
Packing for ICON and then on
the plane to Phoenix, Arizona!
Grand
Canyon
Plank!
We walked one million years. After walking this
long, I was able to meet a really cool ranger
(top right)! Najah, division 4D LTG (bottom left)
takes a big breath of Grand Canyon air. After
seeing all of the amazing sights we had a
dance at the hotel we stayed at! Governor
Gabby Murphy gets her groove on!
Kiwanians met
every Wednesday
at 7am at the hotel
that we stayed at!
International Convention Continued...
LaMissTenn Key Club’s service fair
booth! We talked about Project
Inspire and Project H.E.A.L.T.H.Y.
Zayron, from Aruba, was able to
be our D.J at the cowboy dance!
I won an award for
trying out for the talent
show!
Eric Saperston was our
keynote speaker!
Key Clubbers walk for
project ELIMINATE!
Florida District Key Clubbers
invite YOU to the next
international convention
while handing out
sunscreen! The next ICON
will be in Orlando, Florida!
4
5
District News Project Inspire
Why?
Because these children INSPIRE us to be
strong and thankful every day and deserve
the love we can give.
Goal
Raise $2000 by the end of District
Convention
Fundraising
5k Run/Walk
-One in New Orleans, LA
-One in Hattiesburg, MS
Dance Marathon
8 hour dance marathon in the spring.
-In Baton Rouge, LA
To Help Children suffering from
pediatric cancer by donating time,
money and love to St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital.
A Day of Inspiration
One day in the spring in which
LaMissTenn Key Clubbers are invited
to accompany the Governor to St.
Jude Children’s Research Hospital to
play with the kids and present their
accomplishments to the patients,
staff, and their families.
How and Why to Pay Dues:
-It is $13.00 total: -$6.50 for International
-$6.50 for District
-Dues should be sent by November 1st (Early
Bird) or by December 1st (Delinquent)
-Mail to Key Club International Office:
3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, IN, 46268
USA
-A club will not be recognized by Key Club
International if it has not paid its dues.
What Your Dues Go To: -Club Mailings/ Communication/
Administration
-Leadership Development/ Officer Planners
-Major Emphasis Program/ Service
Opportunities
-Convention Planning and Promotion
-Youth Opportunities Fund Service Grants
and Member Scholarships
-Governor/Administrator and Board
Training/Meetings
-Support to Districts
-Awards and Recognition
-KEY CLUB Magazine
Your dues contribute to a lot of things!
Do your Dues!
Summer
Project Ideas! Volunteer at the Hospital
Contact a hospital, and set up a
weekly Key Club member schedule
for volunteer work.
School Supplies
Conduct a school supplies and
pencil drive in the school. All types
of supplies are desperately needed
by students worldwide. When all
collections have been made, you
can contact a local agency for
information about shipping the
materials.
Read to Children
Set up a space in a shopping mall or
library and read books to children.
Contact the Reading Is
Fundamental (RIF) program for
additional opportunities.
Food Drives
Post signs around the city to make
sure you advertise well. Set up food
cans in grocery stores and have Key
Club members go door-to-door
asking for canned foods. Once food
is collected, take it to a food bank,
a homeless mission, or to the
Salvation Army facility.
President’s Council Meeting (PCM)
What was discussed at the PCM? -Newsletters
My newsletters will be sent out on the second of every month, except
July (I will be at ICON). Your president and Advisor will have a copy
of my newsletter and they should be available to you through them
or you can view my newsletter online at issuu.com/alyssa.ltg12. You
may also access my newsletters on lamisstennkeyclub.org on the
division 12 page.
-Governor’s Project
We discussed what the governor’s project was this year and projects
we can do. It is called Project Inspire and you can find all the
information about the project on page 4 of this newsletter. We also
talked about having an 8 hour dance marathon in Sulphur or getting
a bus together to go to Baton Rouge.
-Rally
Division 7A, 7B, and 12 (that’s us) have teamed up to have rally
together! It is on October 1, 2011 and the theme is “Key Club in the
key of C”! It is music themed. Rally will be held at Comeaux High
School in Lafayette, LA. Hope to see you there! (More information will
be given in August)
-Next PCM
The next PCM will be in August!
Division 12 News
Alyssa Ross
Lieutenant
Governor
Division 12
Key Club Pledge I pledge on my honor
to uphold the objects
of Key Club
International; to
build my home,
school, and
community; to serve
my nation and God;
and to combat all
forces that tend to
undermine these
institutions.
6
DREAM BIG. BUT MAKE
YOUR GOALS BIGGER.
Check out these Organizations!
=Major Emphasis Program
Some of these organizations are part of the Major Emphasis Program! Major Emphasis Program
(MEP) is a program in which Key Club International challenges all Key Clubs and members to
focus their energies on making an international impact. The purpose of the Major Emphasis
Program Committee is to promote the service initiative and service partners by coming up with
new project ideas.
Children's Miracle
Network saves
the lives of
children by
raising funds and
awareness for
children's hospitals and foundations
throughout North America. Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) is a nonprofit
organization that raises money to benefit
hospitalized kids while increasing awareness of its
member hospitals. All CMN contributions directly
benefit hospitals, helping to purchase up-to-date
equipment, train staff, conduct life-saving
research, implement outreach programs and
provide health care for children whose parents
can’t afford to pay. More than 170 children's
hospitals are affiliated with Children's Miracle
Network.
Visit http://www.childrensmiraclenetwork.org for more information.
Operation Smile is a charity organization healing
children's smiles, making the world a better place. More than 200,000 children are born with a severe
cleft condition each year — often unable to eat, speak, socialize or smile. In some places these
children are shunned and rejected. And in too many cases, their parents can't afford to give
them the surgeries they need to live a normal life. That's where we come in as an international
charity providing much needed surgical services. Since 1982, Operation Smile — through the
help of dedicated medical volunteers — has provided free surgeries to children around the
world. As one of the most prominent children’s charities in the world and with a presence in over
60 countries, we are able to heal children’s smiles and bring hope for a better future.
Visit www.operationsmile.com for more information
Their Mission:
To improve the
health of
babies by preventing birth defects,
premature birth, and infant mortality through
research, community services, education and
advocacy to save babies' lives. Today, the foundation focuses on preventing birth
defects and infant mortality. The March of Dimes
has led the way to discover the genetic causes of
birth defects, to promote newborn screening, and
to educate medical professionals and the public
about best practices for healthy pregnancy. We
have supported research for surfactant therapy
to treat respiratory distress and helped initiate the
system of regional neonatal intensive care for
premature and sick babies. Our recent Folic Acid
Campaign achieved a dramatic reduction in the
incidence of neural tube defects, birth defects of
the brain and spine.
Visit marchforbabies.org for more information.
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Mark Your Calendars!
K E Y C L U B
July
5 Monthly
Report Due!
29 Contact
Information
Due!
March November October April
20-22 District
Convention
in Baton
Rouge, LA
22-23 New Officer’s
Training in
Baton Rouge,
LA
4-6 Key Leader in
Greenwell
Springs, LA
1 Division 7A,
7B, and 12
Rally in
Lafayette, LA
8
Schools I have NO contact information from:
-Jennings
-DeRidder
-Saint Louis
Make sure you visit
Lamisstennkeyclub.org
keyclub.org
for more information about Key Club!
Contact Information
Alyssa Ross
Lieutenant Governor
Division 12
2417 Saint Francis Street
Sulphur, LA 70663
(337) 563-1561
Gabby Murphy
District Governor
7416 Shrewsbury Avenue
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
gabbylamisstenngov@yaho
o.com
Philip Roth
District Secretary-Treasurer
308 Hale Drive
Thibodaux, LA 70301
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Fun. Fun. Fun. Fun.
4. In what year were women allowed to join Key
Club?
a) 1966
b) 1975
c) 1984
d) 1946
5. What do the initials “PCM” stand for?
a) Post Convention Meeting
b) President’s Council Meeting
c) Past Council Meeting
d) Presidents Chatting Monthly
6. Who is the International Tour Director for
LaMissTenn?
a) Sharon “Mama” Ford
b) Shirley “Mama” Frank
c) Sharon “Mama” Frank
d) Shelly “Mama” Ford
Answers: 1) a 2) b 3) c
Key Facts
Answer to page 1:
Tyler Wing,
Sulphur High
School Key Club
Member!
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