Table of Table of 1 Table of Contents 1 2 The LTG's Thoughts 3 Important Updates 4 YOF Grant 5 Partners 6 K-Family 7 District Contact Info Contents Contents 8 Division Contact Info
Thoughts Thoughts The LTG's The LTG's
Hey everyone! to be honest, there's not much to recap from this past month besides our amazing new divisional project! I'm very excited to see all the different ideas you might have for volunteering! School is slowly, and unfortunately, creeping up on us very soon. With school starting, it means your clubs will really start to grow in activity, so just remember that if you ever need any help or just have a question, don't be afraid to contact me! Although I know school is a busy time for everyone, I hope to see effort and also excitement put into each of your clubs, since that's gonna be what new members are looking for! Our next DCM we'll cover recruitment, so make sure to come to it! Unfortunately, I won't be able to say this month's album in full, so the abbreviation will have to do! NFR by Lana Del Rey is, in my opinion, her best album so far in all the categories. Both Lana and Billie are my favorite artists EVER, so you'd understand my sadness seeing them compete at the 2019 Grammys... But NFR truly does deserve its flowers just due to how beautiful it is lyrically, plus it really does give off that summer vibe (just in a more depressing way)!
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Updates Updates
With school beginning next month, I plan on having our DCM before it starts! It'll more than likely be either the 12th or 13th, depending on which day works better for my schedule. I'll of course post the decided date and time on the instagram once I figure it out, so keep an eye out for that! Also, since this is our last DCM before school starts, I definitely recommended going as we'll go over different things relating to club fairs and membership!
I've officially announced our division's project! "Seedlings of Success" surrounds pushing younger students to be their best selves, inside and outside of school. I've posted the complete information as well as volunteering ideas in the Instagram, so go and check it out!
School starting means kicking your clubs into full gear! I still am unfortunately missing some school's information, so please try and fill out the contact form located in our linktree. On top of that, if you still haven't held elections by this point, I strongly encourage you complete them by the start of school!
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YOF Grant YOF Grant
Youth Opportunities Fund (YOF) is an endowed fund available for clubs to help assist with carrying out service projects. The fund grants anywhere between $250-2,000, but can only be received once per year. Clubs must also be in good standing before you can qualify to receive a grant, meaning that the yearly dues have been paid.
Applications are done in two cycles; the deadlines are October 15th and March 1st. You must also determine prior to applying what your budget might be for your project. This can be decided by discussing what resources and money your club might already have, and how much money you still need to carry it out. After finalizing everything, clubs must create an account on Foundant, which is where you'll officially apply.
To figure out a service project to hold, clubs should conduct a community needs assessment in order to find out what project would be the most impactful. This can be done by finding any issues or challenges that your community might face currently, and how your club can solve that issue through service.
To find out more about the YOF grant, visit https://www.keyclub.org/youthopportunities-fund/
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Partners Partners
Charities Charities Partners Partners
Thirst Project is a nonprofit organization that works with the support of young people to promote social change, including ending the global water crisis.
Key Club is continuing its longstanding partnership with UNICEF USA through the Start Strong: Zambia initiative. Members can help raise money to support UNICEF's efforts to provide educational materials to students and help build schools in Zambia
Erika's Lighthouse promotes mental health and growth for teenagers through resources to help stimulate conversations about mental health in students.
This college counseling organization offers experts who help students craft their college applications through counseling sessions and bootcamps. Key Club members have access to various resources for navigating the college application process.
Started by former Key Club member Sal Khan, this organization connects students with free online peer-to-peer tutoring over Zoom Key Club members can become tutors and host live tutoring sessions.
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K-Family K-Family
K-Kids is where elementary school students begin developing their hearts for service
This student-led service leadership program builds leadership skills and strong moral character while giving students an opportunity to participate in service projects.
Circle K International is the world’s largest student-led service organization for college students. Now in 19 nations, this group is among the most passionate of Kiwanis-family members when it comes to service.
Key Club is an international organization for students in high school. Students learn leadership skills, character building, compassion, and inclusiveness through service. Builders Club, designed for middle school students, encourages members to focus their passion and energy on serving others. They learn self-confidence and become tomorrow’s leaders through teamwork, goal-setting and action.
Aktion Club is the only service club for adults with disabilities. Members develop confidence and self-esteem by adopting leadership roles within their clubs. They also discover their own talents as they use them to help others
Since 1915, these adult volunteers have been serving the children of the world through fundraising and hands-on service projects. Kiwanis created its family of sponsored leadership clubs to help people of all ages develop the heart to serve, answer the call to lead and accept the courage to engage. By working together, we can become an force for good in the world for children and communities.
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Contact Info Contact Info District District
District Governor: District Governor:
Phone: (713) 380-5821 Phone: (713) 380-5821
Email: nidhiraokc@gmail.com Email: nidhiraokc@gmail.com
Remind: @tokeyclub1 Remind: @tokeyclub1
District Secretary: District Secretary:
Phone: (918) 927-1419 Phone: (918) 927-1419
District Editor: District Editor:
Phone: (580) 574-2829
Phone: (580) 574-2829
Email: vivianlee.kci@gmail.com
Email: vivianlee.kci@gmail.com
Remind: @toeditor24 Remind: @toeditor24
Convention Liaison: Convention Liaison:
Phone: (405) 541-4776
Phone: (405) 541-4776
Email: emilyseokc@gmail.com
Email: emilyseokc@gmail.com
Remind: @tosec24 Remind: @tosec24
District Treasurer: District Treasurer:
Phone: (469) 468-3675 Phone: (469) 468-3675
Email: riaranakci@gmail.com Email: riaranakci@gmail.com
Remind: @totreas24 Remind: @totreas24
Email: cayseytrankci@gmail.com
Email: cayseytrankci@gmail.com
Remind: @toledcon24 Remind: @toledcon24
Tech Producer: Tech Producer:
Phone: (214) 585-8049
Phone: (214) 585-8049
Email: sanjana.kavula@gmail.com
Email: sanjana.kavula@gmail.com
Remind: @towebm Remind: @towebm
District Administrator: District Administrator:
Email: Administrator@tokeyclub.com Email: Administrator@tokeyclub.com
Assistant Administrator: Assistant Administrator:
Email: coreynieman.keyclub@gmail.com Email: coreynieman.keyclub@gmail.com
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8 Division 25S/31 LTG Division 25S/31 LTG Phone: (918) 361-1529 Phone: (918) 361-1529 Email: abrahamkannard@gmail.com Email: abrahamkannard@gmail.com Personal Instagram: @unc1e.abe Personal Instagram: @unc1e.abe Division Instagram: @todivision25s31 Division Instagram: @todivision25s31 Regional Advisor Regional Advisor Contact Info Contact Info Division Division
