May Newsletter

DIVISION 39S | REGION 7

Better T-Ogether VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 2 | MAY 2022

TABLE OF CONTEXT Letter from LTG

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Divisional Officer Social

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Summer Service

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June DCM

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ICON

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Club Highlight

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Partnerships

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K-Family

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Division 39S Schools

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Monthly Challenge

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District Contact Info.

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Divisional Contacts

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LRHS Key Club at Annette Perry Field Day

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Letter from LTG

Hello fellow Key Clubbers,

Welcome to the May newsletter! My name is Abraham Medina and it is my pleasure to be serving as your Lt. Governor for division 39S. I’m so excited to be working will all my fellow officers and clubs.

I love helping our community one step at a time and I hope that together we can make a change in our community. Please feel free to reach me regarding any questions, comments, or concerns regarding key club, volunteer opportunities , or any other ideas.

I look forward to see all our division has in store for this upcoming year and look forward to working with you all.

Yours in Service,

Abraham Medina 4

l a n o i s i D iv l a i c o S r e c i f Of

Thank you to all the officers who attended my social! We had such a great time playing volleyball.

Hopefully we are able to meet up again the the near future.

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Summer Service Reminder that Key Club should remain active over the summer and Officers are required to fulfill duties and submissions. All submissions due 5th of every month (unless the 5th is a Sunday or holiday) Some Local Service opportunities : Feed the Kids Every Wednesday: Two Shifts (morning and afternoon) STARTS MAY 25th

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Allies in Youth Development Summer schedule: Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9:00am 12:00pm.

Mission Arlington volunteer days and times are Monday-Saturday from 7am-7pm

JUNE DCM JUNE 23, 2022 1 PM Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 859 2418 4930 Passcode: keyclub

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ICON ICON is the Key CLub International Convention, similar to DELC. At ICON there was are workshops, guest speakers and you get to meet Key Clubbers from all over the world. It is an amazing way to learn new things and gain opportunities to improve you own service! We will also be electing your new international board. The cost for registration is $250 per Key Clubber! Come join us this year at Washington, d.c.

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When?

July 6-10 Where?

Washington DC

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TO Lake Ridge HS and Mansfield HS for receiving top 5 newsletters in the T-O district for the month of April! Keep up the great work

LRHS By: Zoe Leddy

MHS By: Sophia Khuan

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Partne

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rships

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K-FAMILY

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K KIDS

Builders CLub

K-Kids is a student-led program in which elementary school students are able to begin developing a strong character and passion for service.

Builders Club is a club for middle school students.

Members are able to learn selfconfidence and grow as leaders through teamwork and goalsetting.

Key CLub

CKI

Key Club is a service organization for high school students that provides members with opportunities to serve and develop character and leadership.

Circle K International is a student-led service organization for college students.

Kiwanis

Aktion Club

Kiwanis International is a service organization comprised of adult volunteers who serve globally.

Aktion Club is a service club for adults with disabilities. Members develop confidence and self-esteem through leadership roles and helping others.

D39S SCHOOLS James Bowie Juan Seguin Kennedale Mansfield Lake Ridge Mansfield Frontier Mansfield Mansfield Legacy Mansfield Summit Mansfield Timberview Uplift Summit Venus 13

MONTHLY CHALLENGE Make activity books and

Have an art challenge where participants

Make and

must make

donate cards

donate them to

something creative

hospital patients

with limited supplies

to nursing

and time. Anyone can

homes.

or foster homes.

Decorate the concrete at schools or your parks (with permission) with encouraging words or messages.

Host art lessons for kids in the community.

attend!

Create an art

Make art

piece to decorate

baskets to give

your school that

to people in

memorializes Key

hospitals or

Club.

shelters.

Make crafts from recycled items to give to your school faculty.

Make pumpkin

Make origami

themed crafts to

hearts or cards to

donate or

donate or

decorate your

decorate your

school with.

school with.

(Halloween)

(Valentine's Day)

Make your own coloring pages and donate them to elementary schools/foster homes.

Make CD sun catchers to donate to nursing homes, Hold a fundraiser to help get art supplies for schools or donate the money to a charity that will fund art programs.

Hold a donation drive where people can donate art supplies that can be donated to charities, schools, daycares, certain shelters, etc.

Make snowflakes to donate or decorate your school with.

(Winter)

Have any other holiday themed craft social.

Governor Jonathan Perez

DISTRICT STAFF

governor@tokeyclub.com remind: @tokey23 Secretary Dylan Dam secretary@tokeyclub.com remind: @tosecs23 Treasurer Emily Zhang treasurer@tokeyclub.com remind: @totreas23 Editor Bethany Tran editor@tokeyclub.com remind: @toeditor23 Convention Lendell Andal cl@tokeyclub.com Technology Producer Minori Kikuchi techproducer@tokeyclub.com Regional Advisor Leticia Esparza region7@tokeyclub.com Division 39S LTG Abraham Medina Itg39s@tokeyclub.com International Trustee aliya.ali@keyclub.org

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GROUPME please make sure if you haven’t, join the corresponding groupme for your position

Presidents & VPS

Secretaries

Treasurers everyone REMINd

Please make sure you are in the remind if you are an officer if any kind. This is the fastest and most efficient way to recieve information and reminders

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stay connected https://issuu.com/todivison39s

@todivision39s Texas-Oklahoma Website

International Website

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