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DELAWARE - MARYLAND - VIRGINIA - WASHINGTON, D.C. - WEST VIRGINIA
Hey, Capital Crabs! I’m Riya Bajpai and I’m delighted to serve as your District Bulletin Editor for the 22-23 service term. This term is bound to be full of excitement, starting with my own as I begin this new service year with you!
A little bit about me: I'm a rising Junior in Division 2D and have served as Representative for my home Key Club and as the Lieutenant Governor of Div journey in Key Club has been eye-opening and incredible and I feel honored t share that experience with you this year.
This issue highlights the joy from our healing District after nearly two years of pandemic. Though many of us still might wear masks and practice social dista able to see our beautiful Capital Key Club community once again. As you read issue, you will see dedicated Key Clubs around our District coming up with c unique solutions to addressing the specific needs of their communities. You, o officers, and advisors, are the reason our District thrives. My hope throughout issues of this publication is that you'll be able to see and feel connected to th and members of this District.
This quarter, I've been working on promoting this issue of the Capital Key so members can recognize it as a resource for their clubs. I've been trying to community in the District by implementing ways for Key Clubbers to interact w That said, make sure to submit to the Capital Key Q&A Form and stay on the lo Capital Key Word Search hidden clue in this issue! I am here to serve you and w hear from you, whether it be your service, life, or anything else! Feel free to through email riya.keyclub@gmail.com at any time. I hope you enjoy this firs Capital Key, Volume #67! Yours in service and friendship, Riya Bajpai
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Meet the Executive Board
Meet the Lieutenant Governors Club Spotlights District and Governor's Projects
Summer Service District Convention
Quarter 1 Member and Officer Recognition
Quarter 1 Q&A Meet the New District Administrator International Convention Contact Us
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Izza Ahmad District Governor
Hey Capital! My name is Izza Ahmad and I am honored and excited to serve as your 2022-23 District Governor! I've been in Key Club for so long and it has taught me so much so I can't wait to serve you this Key Club year!
I am a rising senior at Northern High School which is in Division 3C. I have served as the 9th Grade Representative of my home club, the Division 3C Lieutenant Governor, and last year's Capital District Editor. Serving in all these positions and many more outside of Key Club has helped me grow as a leader, an individual, and a human being. This year is our time to shine through. The pandemic might have hit us, but we are strong and will always get back up on our feet and serve because caring IS our way of life. I have no doubt that this year we will face all and any challenges together headfirst and stand together to combat all forces which tend to undermine our institutions. We will grow as Key Clubbers, as a district, as a family. I cannot wait to form connections with each one of you so please, never hesitate to reach out at any point! My email is izzahmadkeyclubgov@gmail.com. Thank you all for continuing to work hard and showing your dedication to Key Club. All of you inspire me to work harder and harder each and every day. I know this year is going to be one of the greatest years in Key Club history!
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Yours in service and friendship, Izza Ahmad
Rani Chatterjee District Secretary-Treasurer
Hello Capital District! My name is Rani Chatterjee and I am so happy to be your Capital District Secretary-Treasurer! I am so excited to have my senior year working to make an efficient Key Club year. I am in the graduating class of 2023 at George C Marshall High School in Falls Church, Virginia. I was previously Lieutenant Governor of 2C and 2D during the year 2021-2022. During my sophomore year, I was president of Marshall High School Key Club where I led monthly projects during a pandemic. I am currently on the International Convention Task Force hoping to make ICON enjoyable for all. Outside of Key Club, I am a Girl Scout who is working very hard on her Gold Award. I am also treasurer of my school’s South Asian Student Association. To exercise, I do ballet and I enjoy dog walking. In my free time, I enjoy watching Bollywood movies and reading books. I am also in my school’s National Honors Society, Science Honor Society, and Math Honors Society. I am also active in my school’s Science Olympiad. During this Key Club year, I hope to achieve a lot and rebuild after the pandemic. I am so excited to do my exec duties and create new connections online. After the pandemic, I am so excited to meet everyone and reconnect to the Capital District again. If you would like to reach me, my email is ranichatterjeekeyclub@gmail.com. If you have any questions or requests please let me know.
Yours in Friendship and Service, Rani Chatterjee
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Michelle Wang District Webmaster
Hello, Capital District! My name is Michelle Wang and I am so honored to serve as your 20222023 Capital District Webmaster! I am currently a rising senior at Dulaney High School in Timonium, MD. Since the start of my Key Club journey, I’ve served as club treasurer and Lieutenant Governor of Division 6B before being elected as Webmaster.
As Webmaster, I am in charge of managing the District social media accounts an website. My goals this year are to help clubs create social media accounts as we as create multimedia guides to boost outreach!
Outside of Key Club, I am involved in Model UN, Debate, Biology Club, Horticultur Club, National Honor Society, and Rho Kappa. I am also a houseplant enthusiast, an enjoy reading. I cannot wait to see what the Capital District will accomplish this yea
I cannot wait for a year full of service and making connections with you all. I am so excited to work with the rest of the Capital District Board in serving you and your clu this year! We are here to provide any resources that you may need, as well as offe assistance, whether it be for service project ideas, District events, communicating w your Kiwanis club, and more! Feel free to reach out to me anytime at michellewangkey@gmail.com!
Yours in service and friendship, Michelle Wang
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Ghazaleh Nozary, 2B
Anya Agrawal, 2C
Erina Haque, 2D
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Ciaran Murphy, 3D
Jadie Caceres, 4A
Rebecca Ni, 4B
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Aine Heron, 11B
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Rahil Karkar, 12A
Conner Rutherford, 16/17
Sona Shah, 12B
Pallavi Sundaram, 18
Victoria Smith, 19
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Jocelyn Aristanto, 2E
Paris Stafford, 2F
Sarah Ikonomi, 3A
Jason Yoo, 3B
Hope Benjamin, 5A
Corey Farrow, 5B
Mina Kim, 6A
Riya Mahale, 6B
eronica Whitford, 9A
Breya Smith, 9B
Alexis Pape, 10
Pratheek Tangirala, 11A
Justin Kim, 15A
Dillan Sanjay Patel, 15B
Arianna Thurmond, 14A Amanda Angar, 14B
Lizzy Rhodes, 20A
Brooke Li, 20B Addison Michael, LTG-at-large
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WHAT'S UP IN THE
Check out some outstand our Capi "During teacher’s appreciation week in May, my home club, Parkersburg High School, held a car wash where members of our club washed many of our school’s staff’s cars. This took place on May 3rd in the parking lot of our school. We wanted to do something to show our teacher’s that we truly respect and acknowledge the many sacrifices they make to educate us." -D18 LTG Pallavi Sundaram
"Centennial High School Key Club held a bake sale fundraiser in support of UNICEF for one of their latest service projects. The goods were $1 each and included cookies, cupcakes, and more. The project took place at the high school, in front of the gym, after school. Within around 30 minutes, everything was sold out. Centennial raised $237 for UNICEF from this sale, which was remarkable considering the $1 price and the short amount of time of the bake sale." -4B LTG Rebecca Ni
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"For April and May, members of Justice High School (2D) donated items, such as food, toys, towels, bowls, beds and much more, to the Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation. The items would help provide pets and owners in need with important pet essentials." -2D LTG Erina Haque
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"This service project truly brought joy to my heart..." "...I was so proud to play a part in the planning process of providing an egg hunt for preschool children at Wayne Hills in Waynesboro, VA, April 14th. Waynesboro Key Club (my High School’s club), our Interact Club, and our Kiwanis—who sponsored the hunt— were able to attend. 500 eggs were distributed around the baseball field filled with delicious candies. We even provided craft tables where kids were free to express themselves by coloring and decorating egg ornaments. At the end of the day, the true gift was being able to see the bright smiles on the children’s face due to their baskets being full of Easter eggs." -9B LTG Breya Smith
"Handley Key Club volunteered to help clean up the area of a local park on May 8th. They picked up litter, pulled weeds, and got down and dirty by the lake to help combat pollution. Students stuck around to clean and collect trash even in the rain! Jim Barnett Park was left cleaner than before and the Handley Club walked away with several bags of litter. They remarked that they felt helpful to their community and enriched by the volunteer opportunity!" -8A LTG Hailey Reynolds
"Centreville Key Club made Earth Day posters. Their main goal was to spread awareness on Climate Change and issues harming the current world. A total of 15 students participated, creating 15 intricate and detailed posters that were hung around their school. This informative activity helped members who were creating and those who saw the posters to be better educated on climate issues." -2B LTG Ghazaleh Nozary
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"On May 20th, 2022 (5:30 - 7:00 pm), Dulaney Key Club conducted a Senior Farewell at the Divinity Lutheran Church. This event was a commemoration of the efforts of seniors within Key Club whose service towards their community has made them stand out as upstanding volunteers.
The event consisted of breakfast prepared by Key Club volunteers (theme: breakfast for dinner) as music was played by Dulaney High School students, medals were distributed to these amazing seniors, speeches were given by peers regarding experiences shared or lessons learned and awards about “who’s most likely to…..” were given as well. Towson-Timonium Kiwanis board members were also invited for this celebration to further honor these seniors and the work they have done. I personally reached out to DHS Key Club’s president, Erica Wang, for her insight on the impact that their Senior Farwell had. In her words, 'The senior farewell was such a successful night that brought the seniors and their families and friends together to celebrate their 4 years of hard work in KC. It helped provide a final recognition for all their efforts through a breakfast themed dinner, followed by a short ceremony to recount each senior’s impact not just within KC, but our lives personally too.'"
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"Our last meeting in April was the highlight of this year! We made roses out of Hershey kisses and gave them out to people that we think are supportive and loving to us [...] the impact of this service project was the chance to give back to the people you love and celebrate relationships!" -2A LTG Dila Arat
Osbourn Park High School in Manassas Virginia, r Key Club organized a "Prom Boutique" which was nation drive that was meant to help donate formal r for those who couldn't afford nice attire for prom. t formal attire worn for prom can range from $100 most $500, and not every student has the luxury to clothing that expensive, especially since prom attire pically worn only for prom and never worn again.
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ause of this, Osbourn Park has asked its members onate any gently used formal wear and accessories h as ties, purses, jewelry, etc., in order to allow less unate students the opportunity to go to prom and ve fun with everyone else. The club was able to get nations and helped students in their community a lot! " -2E LTG Jocelyn Aristanto
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"Council High School on April 30th helped work a kids fishing day at Council Park. The club members watched the kids fish and made sure to keep things safe. The club also set up an area for young children and children with disabilities so they could fish too. The project helped their community by bringing out families and being inclusive to kids of all ages and abilities." -Conner Rutherford, 16/17
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PROMOTING SMALL BUSINESSES
"Washington High’s Key Club held a food truck festival on May 14th in the school parking lot. The Builders and [K-Kids clubs] also participated in running it. This festival gave small businesses the chance to make their businesses known in the community and it gave everyone something fun to do on a beautiful Saturday. Many food trucks and small businesses signed up, but some had to cancel due to a change of storms later in the day. Luckily, we still had a lot of vendors show up and eventually the parking lot was packed!" -8B LTG Kayla Holloman
FOOD DRIVES IN DIV. 10
"Kroger Food Drive - Key Clubbers stood outside of Kroger with slips of paper listing foods that our local food bank needed. People would buy those foods and drop them off on their way out. The drive provided food for our local food bank in order to feed those in need in our community" -D10 LTG Alexis Pape
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n April, the club conducted ort cases. Collecting donations chool for kids recently placed foster care, the event lasted a w weeks and collected about even complete duffel bags aining all essentials and extra nts of children. Included were tary products, toys, journals, encils/pens/markers, blankets, oks, and a pair of pajamas ch." -3D LTG Ciarán Murphy
"La Plata Key Club's beautification cleanup! La Plata High School held a sign beautification cleanup on April 9th right at school! Key Club was involved in reviving the sign to make the school look representable and inviting. They painted the letters and the rocks blue and white and added some flowers and bushes behind the sign. The impact was that it made the school look nice and keep the sign visible there." --3C LTG Lauren Kelly
SERVICE COLLAB!
"On May 18th, Linganore High School Key Clubbers helped out at the Diamond Jubilee dinner and entertainment for Mt Airy residents age 75+ provided by Kiwanis and other town service clubs." - 7A LTG Anna Quakenbush
COMFORT CASES IN DIV. 3D
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At DCON, we raised enough money to meet our District pledge and concluded The ELIMINATE Project! After the success of ELIMINATE, Capital District Key Club has decided to align our District project with the new International project. This news will be announced during International Convention 2022!
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Project Updates
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Attend your Lt. Governor's DCM to learn more about your position! Being prepared for your officer role can help you feel more confident and prepared to take on your responsibilities during the summer Members should also attend DCMs
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Host a lemonade stand or bake sale to fundraise for one of Key Club's service partners Organize a park clean-up Volunteer for regional events (summer festivals, races, etc.) Lead a craft event/camp for local elementary-aged children Create posters to educate community members on the importance of recycling/what to recycle Tutor with Key Club International's new service partner, Schoolhouse! Organize a potluck and have attendees bring extra food donations for a local food bank Arrange a talent show at a local nursing home
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POSTER AWARDS
Non-Digital:
First Place: Liberty High School, Division 15A
Digital:
Honorable Mention: Tabb High School, Division 12B Honorable Mention: Battlefield High School, Division 2E First Place: Winters Mill High School, Division 7B
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SCRAPBOOK AWARDS
Non-Traditional:
Honorable Mention: Centreville High School in Division 2B First Place: Middlesex High School in Division 12B
Traditional:
Honorable Mention: Dulaney High School, 6B First Place: Tabb High School, Division 12B
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Oratory
Honorable Mention: Cheri Brown, Division 13 Honorable Mention: Aaron Ren, Division 6B First Place: Michelle Wang, Division 6B
Essay
Honorable Mention: Sarah Stewart, Division 18 First Place: Sarah Ikonomi, Division 6B
Talent Show Performers
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Singing and instrumental: Richard Lee and Loren Lee, Division 6B Singing: Claire Ross, Division 12B Dancing: Takara Wilson and Erica Wang, Division 6B
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CLUB AWARDS
Major Emphasis Honorable Mention: Liberty High School, Division 15A First Place: Dulaney High School, Division 6B
Key Club of the Year
Tabb High School, Division 12B
Most Improved Club
Liberty High School, Division 15A
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Individual Awards
Outstanding Officers
Outstanding President: Bethany Duncan, Libe Division 15A Outstanding Vice President: Shu-Ye Lin, Dulan School, Division 6B Outstanding Secretary: Victoria O'Tool, Tabb H Division 12B Outstanding Treasurer: Erica Wang, Dulaney H Division 6B Outstanding Editor: Mina Kim, Dulaney High S 6B Outstanding Webmaster: Alissa Goodwin, Lib School, Division 15A
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Abby Morley, Winters Mill High School, Division
Scott Hunter Award
Mrs. Brenda Stankus, Division 11, Kiwanis Clu
Outstanding Board Member Ava Stamatakis, Lt. Governor, Division 8
Stacy Phillips Award
Eli Miller, Lt. Governor, Divisions 12A & 5B
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Scholarship Awards Kiwanis Children's Fund $1000 scholarships Christine Yoo, Centreville High School Megan Ball, Glenelg High School
Ellis Stroup Memorial Capital District Kiwanis Foundation $2000 Scholarship Macy Lindblom, West Potomac High School
Robert Turner Capital District Kiwanis Foundation $2,000 Scholarship Bethany Duncan, Liberty-Bedford High School
Robert Turner Capital District Kiwanis Foundation $1,000 Scholarships Kierstin Delk, Marriotts Ridge High School Fardeen Bablu, Washington-Liberty High School Lena Chennat, Westminster High School Victoria O’Tool, Tabb High School Soneha Datta, Osbourn Park High School
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Honorable Mention: Battlefield High School, Division 2E Honorable Mention: Dulaney High School, Division 6B First Place: Tabb High School, Division 12B
Silver
First Place: Liberty High School, Division 15A
Bronze
First Place: Walsingham Academy, Division 12A
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Above and Beyond Members
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Summer LaRocco, Division 3D Q1 OUTSTANDING OFFICER
"She has brought tons of energy to the club, organized tons of service events within the club to give back to our local communities, and contributed to a family-like environment within the club. She is graduating from high school this month, and has left the club in wonderful hands and with lots of hope for the future." -Leonardtown High Schooler
Elizabeth Condon, Division 8B Q1 OUTSTANDING MEMBER
"Elizabeth Condon, a senior from Washington High School, went above and beyond this month in helping out with our Java Stop. Every Monday, she would show up a bit earlier to help our advisor set up before other volunteers came at 6:45. She also worked hard while we were selling coffee and made the process run quickly and smoothly. " -Division 8B Lieutenant Governor
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MEET OUR NEW DISTRICT ADMINIST Ms. Kristina Dlugozima
What are your responsibilities as District Administrator? As District Administrator, I have the honor of advising the student leaders on the District Board as they lead the Capital District of Key Club to new heights. I am aided by the awesome adult committee members who help with everything from mentoring students in their areas to planning events like DCON and Fally Rally. I also help faculty and Kiwanis advisors with any questions or issues that they may have.
What has been your journey within the Kiwanis Family? I joined CKI (the college version of Key Club) when I was a student at Northeastern University in Boston, MA. I had always loved serving my community and I found my home in the Kiwanis Family there. I served in a number of positions including District Governor. I moved to Northern Virginia after college and immediately joined the Kiwanis Club of Tysons, VA where I have been a member for almost 20 years. I have held a variety of positions on the club, division, and district level but my first love will always be our Service Leadership Programs.
What would you say was your favorite Kiwanis family service project? I have a lot of service projects to choose from - one of my favorites is probably the first service project I ever did with CKI - every week, a few of my fellow CKI members and I went to a community center and tutored students. We were usually paired with the same student and really had the chance to see them grow. Being able to see the progress a student made was awesome!
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TRATOR
Who inspires you?
I am inspired by so many people, some I know personally and some I admire from afar. Recently, I have admired someone I knew who did not let anything stop her from doing what she wanted. Living fearlessly is an attribute that I really admire in a person and something that I hope to achieve over time.
What are three items you would take with you on a deserted island?
The largest book I can find, lots of matches, and a multi-tool - I am practical, but I need something to entertain me also! What do you look forward to most this service term?
I am most looking forward to working with the District Board and Adult Committee to build up the Capital District and fully integrate West Virginia Key Club into our family.
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GET READY FOR...
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Enjoy entertainment, food, and exciting Kiwanis family opportunities International Snacks in the District suite Key Clubbers must arrange for their own Chaperones are provided by the chaperones District Capital District Members registering through District souvenirs International must inform Ms. Kristina For those who paid in installments, Dlugozima the remaining deposit is due by June 17th
LEARN MORE & REGISTER:
To access the schedule and stay up to date about all things ICON, visit keyclub.org and capitalkeyclub.org! While in-person registration closed on June 3rd, online registration is still open until June 15th, so make sure to register soon if you'd like to attend virtually!
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Click Here for the Confirmation Packet
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Online v. Stayover v. Day Pass Day Pass Offered only to the Capital District Souvenirs cost an extra $10 Access to ICON experience depends on days chosen for attendance; Saturday is the most eventful day of the convention
Online Registration closes June 15th $25 registration fee Access to some streamed sessions
Stayover Residence in the Washington Hilton Price varies depending on whether you register through the District tour or International and the number of roommates you chose Access to full ICON experience
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Until next time... LTG NEWSLETTERS RELEASED
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JUNE MONTHLY REPORTS
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District Governor Izza Ahmad izzahmadkeyclubgov@gmail.com District Secretary-Treasurer Rani Chatterjee ranichatterjeekeyclub@gmail.com District Webmaster Michelle Wang michellewangkeyclub@gmail.com District Editor Riya Bajpai riya.keyclub@gmail.com
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ADMINISTRATORS
District Administrator Ms. Kristina Dlugozima kmsd512@gmail.com
INTERNATIONAL
International Trustee Kathy Ye kathy.ye@keyclub.org
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LTG NEWSLETTERS RELEASED
Service Partners Erika's Lighthouse Schoolhouse Vision Partners United States Army Nickelodeon Landscape Structure Inc. Preferred Charities UNICEF Children's Miracle Network March of Dimes Thirst Project
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