The Service Purpose // Volume 1 // Issue 6 // September 2017

DIVISION 1 NORTH

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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CLARENCE MANGLAL-LAN

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Table of Contents

ICON: San Antonio

Kiwanis International

Calendar: Important Dates and Upcoming Events

Divisional Project

Key Club Partners

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Letters from our Officers

Circle K

District and International Updates

Club Checklist

Club of the Month

Rustic Pathways and K Corps

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Key Leader *CANCELED*

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Newsletter

Contact Information

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2) Letters The Service Purpose will be featuring Letters from various officers within our Division, our District, and at the International level. Each Issue will always have a letter from our Lieutenant Governor, but will also feature one other officer, like the District Governor, our International Trustee, our International Vice President, our International President, etc. If you are a club officer and would like to write a letter to our division, feel free to send a submission to our LTG!

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2) A Letter from our Lieutenant Governor Clarence Manglal-lan Hey, Key Clubbers!

Fall is now around the corner. Which means the freezing weather and pumpkin spice lattes are around the corner!

I hope all of you have finally had a chance to settle down and are getting into the flow with all of your classes and extracurricular activities.

This month, take advantage of the time you have to go out and serve those in your communities! Speaking from personal experience, take advantage of this semester, for the fact that there are no big AP tests, final exams, mitterms, etc. happing anytime soon.

Thank you for all the hard work you do as Key Clubbers! I can’t wait to see the amazing things you and your club will do for the community this year!

As always, if you have any questions, comments, concerns, and/or requests, please do not hesitate to contact me in anyway. I am here to serve YOU in any capacity I can.

Thank you and yours in serving others,

Texas-Oklahoma District of Key Club International Lieutenant Governor, Division 1 North Secretary of the Divisional Projects Committee

Phone Number: (682) 560-0607 Key Club Email: ltg1n@tokeyclub.com | clarence.manglallan@gmail.com Personal Email: Clarence.Manglal_lan@yahoo.com Website: tokeyclub.com | keyclub.org

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3) ICON: San Antonio International Convention is the biggest event of the Key Club year! Where over 1,600 Key Clubbers from all across the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean travel to share innovative service projects and fundraising ideas, listen to amazing speeches from international famous individuals, and train for your upcoming officer position.

This past summer, I had to opportunity to attend the 2017 International Convention held here in our very own district, in San Antonio. It was such an amazing opportunity to meet Club, District, and International officers from all around the world, discovering Key Club's preferred charities and service organization, and a lot more! I will definitely be going to next year's ICON in Chicago, Illinois without a doubt!

With that being said, I will be giving a presentation at two meetings this month about my experience from this year's ICON and information for next year's ICON. For those interested in learning more about Key Club International Convention, here are two meetings you can attend: Be sure to also fellow Key Club members who are also interested in possibly attending ICON next year!

Fort Worth Kiwanis Club Meeting (For North Crowley and Trimble Tech) 6:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. Monday, October 2nd Tommy's Hamburger Grill and Patio 2455 Forest Park Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76110 Kiwanis Division 1 Council Meeting (For all Key Clubs) 6:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Thursday, October 12th Golden Corral 3517 Alta Mere Drive Fort Worth, TX 76116

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4) Circle K Hey, Key Club Seniors!

Thank you for all your service to our organization and division. Ready to leave high school, but not Key Club? Don’t worry… The Key Club spirit of service and Leadership continues beyond Key Club and High School.

Don’t forget to join Circle K! The Kiwanis Service Leadership Program of College Students (The Collegiate version of Key Club.) With more than 12,600 members in 500 clubs in 17 countries, Circle K is the one of the, if not the, largest collegiate service organization of its kind in the world! With infinite leadership and fellowship opportunities, Circle K is an organization you don’t want to miss out on!

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5) Kiwanis International Another option is to join Kiwanis International straight away!

Like Key Club and Circle K, Kiwanis International is an international service club that focuses on volunteering in the community and serving others!

You can help in the fight to make a world of difference in our homes and communities today.

Kids need Kiwanis, with over 600,000 volunteers who serve through local clubs, Kiwanis needs your creativity and your passion in making a difference.

You can also consider donating to help Kiwanis make the future of our younger generations brighter. All proceeds go straight to supporting Kiwanis service projects and youth programs.

Kiwanis International helps at heart, by brining the world together, one community at a time. Each community has different needs, and you can be the empowerment the world needs. Join today!

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Kiwanis Update Credits: West Side Kiwanis of Fort Worth Kathy Culbertson, Kiwanis Division 1 Lieutenant Governor Volume 1, Issue 30

BUILD A BETTER WORLD WITH KIWANIS

Since 1947

NEW OFFICERS’ REIGNS BEGIN OCTOBER 1 WEST SIDE KIWANIS OFFICERS FOR 2017-2018 Elected officers of the West Side Kiwanis Club for the 2017-’18 year, from October 1, 2017 to September 30, 2018 are: President – Dr. Chuck O’Toole President-Elect – Emil “Swede” Nyberg Secretary – Valerie Simmons Treasurer – Wayne Young Program Chair – Emil “Swede” Nyberg Public Relations Chair – Erika Jobe Members of the Board of Directors are: Erika Jobe, Dempsey Vest, Heather Fisher.

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DCM

Clarence Manglal-lan, LTG of Division 1 North has rescheduled the DCM for Saturday, September 16 at the Eastside YMCA, 1500 Sandy Ln., Fort Worth, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. All KEY Club faculty advisers, KEY Club officers and members, and Kiwanis Club advisers are to be in attendance.

KIWANIS GOVERNOR’S VISIT District Governor for 2017-18, Patrick Schibi, is . scheduled to visit the area on Saturday, September 23. The meeting will be held at Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church, 3901 North Star, Richardson, TX. The meeting time will be from 9 AM to 1 PM. All Kiwanis Club YOUTH PROTECTION WEEK members are encouraged to be present.

September 11-15 was designated as Youth RSVP TO Mike Livezey – mlivezey@ Protection Week by Kiwanis International. cutteraviation.com or 972-814-0553.

Kathy Culbertson presented the mandatory youth protection training in June to all West Side Kiwanis members as a reminder of the proper procedures when dealing with youth to ensure their safety at all times.

“HIGH FIVE” SCHEDULE FORT WORTH MARATHON WATER Western Hills Elementary administrators STOP invite volunteers to participate in their “High Five” motivational line at the end of each six weeks grading period. The school is located at 2805 Laredo Dr., Fort Worth.

This year, the dates of the “High Five” celebration will be: September 29 November 6 December 21 February 23 April 13 Individuals are asked to line the sidewalk as students enter the building from 7:20 to 8:10 AM on each of these dates. This motivational line is to show the students a caring gesture of encouragement and continued support and interest.

An invitation has been extended to West Side Kiwanis and their two Key Clubs to work the Fort Worth Marathon water stop on Sunday, November 12. In the past West Side has also assisted with packet pickup, which is scheduled for Saturday, November 11 from 10 AM to 5 PM. More information will be forthcoming.

YMCA TRUNK OR TREAT EVENT

CONDOLENCES West Side Kiwanis members extend their condolences to member Valerie Simmons in the recent death of her brother. Thoughts and prayers are sent her way.

Plan are being made for the West Side Kiwanis Club to host a photo booth at the Benbrook YMCA’s Trunk or Treat event on Friday, October 27. It is anticipated that the Benbrook Middle High School Key Club will assist in this endeavor. Erika Jobe, Kiwanis adviser to BMHS Key Club will share additional information at a later date.

INCOMING LTG PENNED Kathy Culbertson, incoming LTG received her LTG pen from outgoing LTG Erika Jobe Thursday night at the Division Council Meeting in Cleburne. Erika served for two years at LTG. Kathy will assume the role effective October 1 and will perform her first DCM on October 12 when West Side Kiwanis hosts the meeting at Golden Corral Restaurant on Alta Mere.

MEALS ON WHEELS DELIVERY SCHEDULE 9/19 – Walter Adams 9/26 – Swede & Charlotte Nyberg 10/3 – Doug Ray 10/10 – Dempsey Vest 10/17 – Valerie Simmons 10/24 – Erika Jobe 10/31 – Swede & Charlotte Nyberg

MEALS ON WHEELS VOLUNTEER FALL FESTIVAL

Meals on Wheels has invited West Side Kiwanis to attend their Volunteer Fall Festival on Friday, October 6, from 4:30 to 7:30 PM. It will be held at 5740 Airport Freeway, Haltom City, TX. This is a free, family-friendly event. Individuals desiring to attend are encouraged to RSVP by Monday, September 25. Registration can be completed online at http://mealsonwheels.org/events/fallfestival / or call Nedra Cutler at 817.258.6465.

BMHS KEY CLUB MEETING TIMES

The BMHS Key Club meeting is held weekly on Tuesday afternoons at 3:45 PM in sponsor Tina Vasquez’s classroom. Officers meetings are held at 7:45 AM every Thursday morning in the same location.

KIWANIS SERVES IN CAPACITY

MEMBER WHHS KEY CLUB ELECTS UNUSUAL OFFICERS

Valerie Simmons, incoming secretary for West Side Kiwanis and adviser to WHHS Key Club, offered her services to drive an armored truck for her brother’s business when employees were misplaced due to Hurricane Harvey hitting Houston. Valerie demonstrates a helping heart in everything she does!

Caroline Martin, co-sponsor of WHHS Key Club, shared that new officers were elected at their meeting Thursday, September 14.

President – Stephanie Fajardo Vice President – Lorna Brabin Secretary – Arion Gaye Webmaster – Kylee Figueroa WHHS Key Club meets every two weeks.

Their next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, September 28 at 1:15 PM in room 240.

MANNA WORLDWIDE NEW KIWANIS PROGRAM PRESENTED Greg Alsup, Assistant Director for Asia for PRESIDENT’S FOCUS Manna Worldwide in Fort Worth, FOR 2017-18 presented the program to West Side Kiwanis on Thursday, September 7. He assists in building mission teams and works in 36 countries around the world.

Interestingly, his quote in his handout mirrors Kiwanis mission… “You can make a difference one child at a time.” On average, it takes only $28 to feed a child two times per day for an entire month.

Dr. Chuck O’Toole, incoming president for West Side Kiwanis, shared key aspects of his leadership for the 2017-’18 year: 1. Membership 2. Foundation fundraiser 3. Meeting format – meet with satellite club once a month, get more involve with sponsored youth organizations and incorporate those organizations with West Side Kiwanis more 4. Run board meetings separate from regular meetings 5. Establish Skype where individuals who cannot attend the daytime meeting can still be included.

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6) Governor’s District Update Good evening, Key Leader This year’s Key Leader has been cancelled (Due to Hurricane Harvey).

Online Fundraising (Key Club) International has partnered with Access Funding, so (your club) can now have an online fundraiser program provided by Kiwanis and Key Club International. For more information and access to create online fundraisers, visit the link here: www.keyclub.org/kiwanisgivesonline Upcoming Dates • YOF Grant Application DUE – October 15th • Club Website Submission – October 1st • September Reports and Newsletters – October 5th • Early Bird Dues – November 1st Thank you for you hard work

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6) International Update Hello Texas-Oklahoma!

I hope you will read my August International Update! (It should be located further along in this newsletter) and learned a little more about myself and our goals for this Key Club year. I have attached below important information for you all.

Youth Opportunities Fund If you have any questions about the Youth Opportunities Fund (YOF), please reach out to me or your District Executive Board.

HALO Movement Information The HALO Movement Contest has begun! The application deadline is December 10, 2017. Apply via uploading a Facebook picture of your own. If you have any questions about this contest, please reach out to me.

Key Club International Website If you want your Key Club to be featured on the Official Key Club Website send in your photo submissions to me today! The International Board needs some pictures and it would be great if your clubs could make it on the new Key Club Website. Pictures must be High quality; some other recommendations, including a Description, are asked.

Key Clubbers, continue doing the incredible work you Are all doing. I am working my absolute best for you all.

So if you ever need a question, need a pat on the back Or a song recommendation – I’m your guy!

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6) District Treasurer’s Update Hello Everyone, YOF (Youth Opportunities Fund) n the 9th, I had my YOF Grant webinar, and it was a great success. Thank you so much for publicizing the webinar. More information on the October Webinar is below. Also, if you would like a copy of the information needed to apply for the grant, please email me.

October Webinar: Halo Movement Have you heard of the new grant you can apply for through Facebook?!

Come to my webinar on Saturday, October 14, from 4:00-4:30 PM to learn more. Please email me with your name, school, division, and Skype Name, so I can add you in. Make sure you tell your clubs, and you can come too! Also, if you would like a copy of the information needed to apply for the grant, please email me.

Dues!

The MUC (Membership Update Center) is officially open to accept dues and new membership. Please alert all of your Clubs of this important information. Also please note, to gain the Early Bird Dues Patch, the club dues must be processed by International by November 1st not just postmarked by November 1st.

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Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF Remember that Halloween is just around the corner, so please alert your clubs to pre-order their TOT for UNICEF boxes by using the Kiwanis Store . Here is the list of clubs that automatically get 25 boxes. If your clubs need more, please have them order by October 23, so they will arrive on time.

TO Twitter Please make sure you are following and promoting the TO Twitter (and the rest of our social media)! If you tweet us @tokeyclub and use the hashtag #TOkeyclub you'll be followed by our official account.

Remind 101 Please tell your club treasurers, and officers (if they so please) to join my remind by texting @TXOKTreas to 81010. I will be sharing important updates through that platform.

Thank you for reading, and as always, if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me

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7)Calendar: Important Dates and Upcoming Events August September

• Fall Regional Training Conference • All Club Officers and Aspiring Officers • Date, Location, TBD

October 14th

• Key Club Division Council Meeting • 11:45 A.M. – 1:45 P.M. • Eastside YMCA

September 14th, 2017

• Kiwanis Division 1 Council Meeting • 6:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M. • 3517 Alta Mere Drive, Fort Worth TX 76116

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8) Club Checklist Hey, Club Officers!

Use this monthly checklist to ensure that all duties and responsibilities are fulfilled.

Update and send Club Officer Contact Information on Texas – Oklahoma Key Club website

Send in a maximum of 10 articles (3 articles minimum) every month to District Editor

Send Monthly Reports and Task of the Months to District Secretary

Ensure that new Club Officers are fulfilling their proper responsibilities

Volunteer at least 5-6 hours per month

Look into the Membership Update Center

Keep in contact with our Lieutenant Governor

Look over Divisional Project Plans

Maintain communication with your local Kiwanis Club (Keep in contact with at least 2 Kiwanis Clubs)

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9) Divisional Project: K – Family Konnections

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Our Divisional Project, K –Family: Konnections, will focus on working together with 4 of the main Kiwanis Family Organizations other than Key Club. Specific club officers will be assigned to specific Connections, and our Lieutenant Governor, Clarence Manglal-lan, will work on all.

• Kiwanis Club: The Kiwanis Clubs in our area are our main source of support and sponsorship. Kiwanis International is basically the adult version of Key Club.

• Circle K: Our area is included in Kiwanis Division 1; however, in Key Club our Division is split into 2 sections, 1 North and 1 South. Currently there is no Circle K Club in Division 1. Our goal this year is to establish at least 1-2. We can accomplish this by getting in contact with current college/university students, and/or former Key Club Alumni to help begin the charter process.

• Builder’s Club and K-Kids: The Kiwanis Family starts way before high school, with K-Kids focusing on Elementary schools, and Builder’s Club focusing on middle/junior high schools. Our Division currently has little to none. By chartering either, it will help boost our membership in the long run future of our division.

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9) Connections – Officers Assigned

ConnectionsOfficers Assigned

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Circle K – All Club Presidents

Work with corresponding Kiwanis Club to scope out a potential College in the Fort Worth (Division 1 North / Region 7) area for a Circle K Club Goal: Charter 1 to 2 Circle Ks

Kiwanis Club – All Club Officers

Increase Key Club member participation by requiring each member in the division to participate in at least 2 Kiwanis related meetings, events, and/or activities throughout the year.

Goal: Have at least 1-2 Key Club members from each Club present at all Kiwanis related meetings, events, and/or activities.

Builder’s Club – All Executive Officers K-Kids – All Club Officers

Work with corresponding Kiwanis Club to scope and charter at least 1-3 Builder’s Club in a middle school within a Club’s school district Goal: Each Club charter at least 1-3 Builder’s Clubs in their respective school district Work with corresponding Kiwanis Club to scope and charter at least 1-3 K-Kids in an elementary school within a Club’s school district Goal: Each Club charter at least 1-3 K-Kids in their respective school district

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10) Club of the Month This month, we have awarded Benbrook with the Club of the Month award!

Although Benbrook is not actually a part of Division 1 North, Benbrook has been actively participating in many of the divisional functions of Division 1 North!

It was such a pleasure to be able to visit with The Key Club members of Benbrook and Their fantastic leadership. Along with Their continuing efforts to charter a Builder’s Club at their school!

Congratulations Benbrook!

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11) Key Club Partners

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12) Rustic Pathways and K Corps Rustic Pathways One of the worlds leading providers in superior quality international community service, education, and adventure programs for students around the world. With programs to Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, the Fiji Islands, Thailand, and so much more!

Discover your home away from home with Rustic Pathways!

K Corps Kiwanis International’s Youth Exchange Program for Kiwanis-family teens. It’s a fantastic opportunity for youth connected with Kiwanis and for families and Kiwanis Clubs as well! Through the program, clubs, families, and youth will develop strong global relationships and intercultural communication skills by doing what Kiwanis members do – attending meetings, experiencing fellowship, raising funds for various causes, and participating in service!

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13) Key Leader

*CANCELED* Unfortunately‌ Due to Hurricane Harvey and the continuing relief efforts, Key Leader has been canceled this year.

Many Key Clubs from the Texas-Oklahoma District have been affected by this terrible natural disaster. We as Key Clubbers, are a part of one family, and in a family, no one gets left behind.

This month, please check with your Key Club and Kiwanis leadership to participate in any donation/relief efforts to send aid and support to those who have lost their homes in this disaster.

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14) Newsletter Have any suggestions for The Service Purpose?

Feel free to contact Lieutenant Governor Clarence Manglal-lan, as our newsletter is open to all suggestions!

If you have any pictures of any Key Club related event, meeting, conference, activity, etc. Please be sure to send it to Lieutenant Governor Clarence Manglallan, and to our District Editor, Stephanie Tran, as well! Both our Division and our District would like to have as many photos as possible to feature on our newsletters.

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16) Contact Information

District Governor Sabrina Palma governor@tokeyclub. com

District Secretary Shelby Morton secretary@tokeyclub .com

District Treasurer Foster Hillis treasurer@tokeyclub. com

Lieutenant Governor Clarence Manglal-lan ltg1n@tokeyclub.com

District Editor Stephanie Tran editor@tokeyclub.co m

District Convention Liason Dajah Brooks cl@tokeyclub.com

District Technology Producer William Chao tp@tokeyclub.com

Texas-Oklahoma International Trustee Saul Ontiveros saulontiveros.keyclub@gm ail.com

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International Vice President Minyong Kim Minyoungkim.kci@gm ail.com

International President William Sims wsimskci@gmail.com

Region 7 Adviser Corey Nieman CoreyNieman@misdma il.org

District Administrator Kenyon Black administrator@tokeyc lub.com

District Assistant Administrator Ryan Edmoundson aafinance@tokeyclu b.com

District Assistant Administrator Kelly Poland aaevents@tokeyclub .com

International Director Roy Hedeen rhedeen@Kiwanis.org

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See you again next time!

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CLARENCE MANGLAL-LAN