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New York District Key Club Division 18

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Upcoming Events!

Bowl-a-thon

Divisional

Presidents’ Council Meeting

Lt. Governor Elections

K-Family Talent Show with

Division 16

Division 18 Tree Frogs,

I would like to take this time to wish you the very happiest of Holidays. I

am now going to possibly break some of your hearts; the service year is almost

over. That means elections will have to be held (preferably by the end of February)

so the new service year’s officers can take office April 1st. This includes the position

of Lt. Governor. I truly wish that I could be Lt. Governor for forever but I cannot.

The position is, yes, a lot of work. However, it is extremely satisfying. I am sure

that whoever decides to run and is elected will have an amazing time with the year

and be very productive. The elections will be held right before our Bowl-a-thon

toward the end of January.

This time of the year also includes “senior madness” where some seniors

are hearing back about places they have applied, finishing up applications for later

places, and working on scholarships for college. Juniors are starting to prepare for

their SATs and ACTs. And you can’t forget about the last minute Christmas

shopping! It’s just a hectic time of the year!

Thank you for being a Key Clubber! It always seems that in the winter

members start to fade away, let’s not allow that to happen. In fact let’s ADD

members over the winter! One way to recruit members is talking of the Leadership

Training Conference, which I hope all of you attend. I can guarantee you that it

will be one of the best weekends of your life! I know that is how I feel about the

Leadership Training Conference. The theme is SUPERHERO! So that means

don’t forget your favorite super hero costume and remember we, as Key Clubbers,

are all super heroes! But Governor Domenick Pesce will talk about that more in

his article on the next page.

Remember if you ever have a suggestion, question, comment or anything

like that that involves the division or how I could do better as a Lt. Governor just

let me know! I am always looking for new ways to improve the division. I hope you

all have a very happy New Year!

Lt. Governor’s Greeting

Sarah Brady

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Hello Mighty New York District,

I would like to welcome you all to the November Newsletters! The

time has come during the service year that has us Key Clubbers

extremely busy, as you all probably know. With the plethora of walks

and fall service events, this time of year can get hectic.

One event in particular to look forward to is our 2012 Leadership

Training Conference! Like last year, LTC will be located at the

Holiday Inn at Albany, New York. This year’s Superhero themed

LTC will take place from March 30th to April 1st. I’m expecting to see

of you Key Clubbers there! Join us on a weekend full with

workshops, elections, dances, a talent show, entertainment, and great

opportunities to meet and socialize with Key Club members from all

over the state.

I encourage you all be there to begin a new service year, as well as run

for District or International office and even share a vote in

determining the new District Board and International Nominees.

Leadership Training Conference is an unforgettable chance to learn

about Key Club and the Kiwanis Family, have fun, but most

importantly, celebrate the values of service that we all aspire to!

If you would like information on things such as pricing, rooming,

and accommodations please visit our website NYDKC.org. Official

signups for LTC will be available very soon! In the meantime, be sure

to apply to be on the Conference Committee. Applications are

available on the NYDKC Facebook Group, from your respective Lt.

Governors, and will be on the website soon!

Finally, please stay in contact with the District by subscribing to our

email list at nydkc.org, as well as the Official NYDKC Facebook

Group (on.fb.me/meTPeC), what are you waiting for? Go to the

homepage and subscribe! Please invite your Key Club friends to the

NYDKC Facebook Group, we need more members!

Thank you all! Please begin to think about convention and be sure to

sign up early.

With technology improving

every day the New York

District is trying to make it

easier for Key Clubbers

around the District to access

the District’s information!

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Scan this with your

Smartphone to access the

NYDKC Facebook page

Scan this with your

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access NYDKC .org

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Season’s Greetings New York District!

For those of you who do not know me, my name is Daniel Ivan Lin and I am your

district secretary for the 2011-2012 service year. I hope all of you have transitioned smoothly

from the first few months of school and that you are now comfortably settled. These past few

months, I have had the pleasure at speaking at several divisional meetings and fall rallies; feeling

the immense Key Club spirit from all across the state. And though it seems like it has only just

started, we are already halfway through this service year.

However, though that is true, it is still important to be as productive as possible. This

past month, I have worked with Webmaster Oscar Tan in recreating report forms on the district

website. These new report forms have a cleaner interface and also a much lower chance of not

being received. Though some of you are still using the old online submission, it is highly

suggested that you begin using the new one.

In an effort to help club secretaries better understand the different tasks they have

throughout the year, I have created The Secondary, an elaborate guide on the year-round

responsibilities of a club secretary. Later this month, I will be providing a new resource,

Secretarial Referencing, a resource that will contain sample pieces of paperwork to give

secretaries a better sense of how paperwork should be filled out. Aside from publications, I have

also updated my webpage for club secretaries, nydkcsec.wordpress.com. I will be releasing the

third issue of The Empire Secretarial later this month in hopes to better inform you on what I

have been doing and what I plan on doing for the next few months.

Leadership Training Conference is quickly approaching and with that comes the

electing of new district officers. Those being said, if any of you are interested in running for

district secretary, please feel free to email me at daniellin.sec@nydkc.org. I will be more than

glad to answer any questions you may have about what the office entitles.

Lastly, I hope that all of you continue to serve your homes, schools, and communities

with the reminder to take a break from Key Club work when necessary. Take this time to

embrace the holiday spirit and the atmosphere formed by it. Spread the love and care for others,

because caring is our way of life! I wish you all the best and hope that you will all enjoy your

soon to come, well-deserved break! Hope to see you all very soon! Happy Holidays! Please take

care!

Please join us on Facebook if you haven’t done so already: http://tinyurl.com/3dvqq9y

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Hello Mighty New York District Key Clubbers!

You’re either physic or have seen my plethora of emails and

reminders in the past months because you know I am going to talk about

dues. The seeming ad infinitum of my reminders is to emphasize the

importance of dues. Without paying dues you can’t essentially be a Key

Clubber.

The date for dues submission has come and gone, but that

doesn’t inhibit your ability to still send them in. The process is still the

same and the PowerPoint I sent out can still help. All you need to do is

update the Membership Update Center and send the check and roaster

to International and the copies to District Administrator Mr. Goldstein.

If you do not have your membership log in and/ or password, please

have your club advisor contact Mr. Goldstein.

As of right now your club is considered suspended by

international, but use this as your motivation to get your dues in. When

the dues are submitted you are considered in good standing again and

that is where you want to stand!

A reminder: if you do not pay your dues, you cannot attend the

Leadership Training Conference nor apply for awards. As always, if you

have any questions or ideas on how I can better serve you, please contact

me. I wish you all the best in continuing to make the world a better

place! Have a wonderful holiday season and a Happy New Year!

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District Treasurer Emily Gicewicz

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Every day, the music and the arts play a crucial role in

our daily lives. Whether it is the music coming from our

headphones or a grand orchestral performance, the music and

arts can touch us in the most subtle and powerful of ways. This

service year, as appointed by District Governor Domenick Pesce,

the Governor’s Project ("Music and Art, Within our Hearts")

calls for all the New York District Key Clubs to step up and

promote this special initiative. You may be wondering-how

exactly should I contribute to this cause? The answer is

straightforward. Both fundraising and community service count.

Along with the rest of the Governor’s Project Committee, I have

compiled a comprehensive list of service project ideas and

organizations specifically geared for this initiative. Perform

holiday carols at your local senior center! Host a battle of the

bands fundraiser at your school! You can even help out with

simple projects like making holiday cards and decorations to

donate to your local hospital.

Over the next few months, to assist each and every

club, the Governor’s Project Committee will be publishing an

official packet of ideas and guidelines for distribution, as well as

regularly providing updates on the nydkc.org website.

At the conclusion of the service year, the Committee

will specially host a video contest to specifically recognize clubs

that have recorded their endeavors and critical contributions to

the Governor’s Project. Keep an eye out for more details about

the competition! If you have any questions regarding the project

or contest, do not hesitate to contact me

at emmacheng.ltg@nydkc.org. Remember, without your efforts,

Key Club would never be able to reach its ambitious goals and

commitment to service!

As Key Clubbers you have the amazing opportunity

to be a part of the Kiwanis-Family. But what about

those who don’t? The answer is simple: start a new

K-Family club! One group of people who would

benefit from this experience is the children in the

elementary and middle schools. These kids do not

have many chances to participate in community

service activities. K-Kids and Builders Club are two

fantastic clubs that allow elementary school and

middle school kids help their community and learn

leadership skills. Being a part of these clubs allows

for these children to be a part of the K-Family in

their youth, meaning they will continue on as they

get older. There are a few things that you must keep

in mind when starting a new K-Family club. To start

you need the permission and a charter from your

local Kiwanis. Next you need the school’s approval

to start the club and that they are able to provide a

responsible adult advisor. A perfect way to present

your idea of chartering a new club to your Kiwanis

and school principal is to create a PowerPoint

proposal. When everything is in order and your new

K-Family club is started, plan an event to do with

them and embrace the service that we can give to

each other every moment of our lives.

Governor’s Project

Emma Cheng

K-Family

Relations

Ellen Dooley

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Happy Holidays, Mighty New York District!

As the Holiday season is drawing near, it means two things: the first is that many people are in need of both support

and just a friendly smile and the second: is that the year is starting to come to an end. The goals of the International Projects

are currently far off. (Hopefully the totals will increase with the next MRF and FRF totals calculation) But because we are

farther behind than expected for this time of the year that means that we must make a big push to reach our goals. For those

of you who are uncertain of the goals there is a chart on the page with the totals and goals for each project.

If you went Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF please make sure you fill out a Fundraising Report Form for the money

you raised and your Monthly Report Form to report the amount of time you spent fundraising. November was Prematurity

Awareness Month, which goes hand in hand with March of Dimes, another one of Key Club International’s Service

Partners. The committee cannot wait to hear about the fun projects you did for that! Children’s Miracle Network is not

known for this time of the year but that does not mean that your club cannot do anything for it. If you have a Children’s

Miracle Network Hospital in your area, we encourage you to do an arts and crafts project, cards, or even hold a fundraiser for

Children’s Miracle Network.

Please make sure you like the International Projects and Programs Facebook page! We only have a short amount of

time to reach our goals!

Hello New York District!

My name is Daniel Ivan Lin and I am your District Secretary and Public Relations Committee Chair for the

2011-2012 service year! The Public Relations Committee of the New York District Board aims to help clubs across

the district better understand and utilize communication in their Key Club endeavors. This past month, the public

relations committee has been working hard on proofreading and making final edits to the winter edition poster

packet, a publication yet to be released, that contains information and tips on how to become a more productive

and successful club through better methods and utilization of communication; as well as several poster templates

that can be used for club promotion. We have started on a Public Relations video and hope to have this finished as

soon as possible. Thank you all so much! We hope you will enjoy the resources we have in store for you. Happy

Holidays!

International Projects and Programs

Sarah Brady

Public Relations

Daniel Ivan Lin

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Howdy Mighty New York District! How do you feel?! As I know all of you guys have been working so diligently in your community service endeavors, it is important to still keep in mind that good work should never go unnoticed. Therefore, if you’ve all been keeping a record of your work, filling out and submitting the DKC award should be a piece of cake!

In order to do this, you first must figure out which division you’re from. Contact your club president or your Lt. Governor to find out. Depending on which division you’re from, that will ultimately dictate where your application goes.

Next, go to www.nydkc.org and click on the tab that says, “Paperwork/Resources” at the top of the page. After that, click on “Club Resources.” Finally, scroll down until you find the Distinguished Key Clubber Award (DKC) Application. If you click on it, the form will be a downloadable PDF file in which you are able to type in your answers! How perfect!

There are two ways you can submit the DKC Application. The first and most convenient way is digital submission. This entails typing your responses directly onto the PDF file, saving that file onto your computer as “DKC App,” and e -mailing that file. If you are from Divisions 1 through 13, your e-mails should be going to me, Jay Wong, at Jay.Wong.ltg.nydkc@gmail.com. If you are from Divisions 14 to 27, your e-mails should go to DKC Committee Co-Chairperson, Antonio Xu Liu, at AntonioXuLiu.ltg@nydkc.org.

The other way you can submit the DKC Application is by printing out the PDF file, filling it out by hand, and putting the entire application in a manila envelope and mailing it to us. If you’re from Divisions 1 to 13, mail your envelopes to:

Lt. Governor Jay Wong

DKC Committee Co-Chairperson

765 Hastings Street

Baldwin, NY 11510

If you’re from Divisions 14 to 27, mail your applications to:

Lt. Governor Antonio Xu Liu

DKC Committee Co-Chairperson

63-11 Queens Blvd. Apt C8

Woodside, NY 11377

All DKC applications must be submitted to us no later than February 14th if submitting digitally. If you submit the application via regular mail, the applications must be postmarked by February 14th. Keep in mind that if you submit your application digitally, which is cheaper, faster, and easier, you will also get additional points added onto your application in the “additional criteria” section. That will bring you one step closer to getting your DKC award. Antonio and I can’t wait to read them! If you have any questions, feel free to contact either one of us at the emails listed above or at the following telephone numbers:

(516) 507-8853 – Lt. Governor Jay Wong

(917) 860-3793 – Lt. Governor Antonio Xu Liu

Have fun filling out your applications, Key Clubbers!

Apply for a Distinguished Key Clubber Award

Jay Wong & Antonio Xu Liu

If you can believe it, the school year is almost halfway done. But, and

possibly more importantly, the Key Club year ends in less than four months at

the Leadership Training Conference. Even though to some it marks the

beginning of a new term or the chance to see the new friends you made from

the previous year, the Leadership Training Conference concludes the District’s

chances to complete its goal of $200,000.

With less than four months left to complete our goal, every club must

make a conscience effort to fundraise for one of the ten charities listed on

www.nydkc.org. All ten of these charities help deserving people in need that

could benefit from our efforts, especially during this time of year. Whether you

aim to stop the spread of neo-natal and maternal tetanus through the Eliminate

Project or want to help children living in poverty in the backcountry of the

Appalachian Mountains through the Christian Appalachian Project, any and

every effort will help.

All this month the District Projects committee, including Lieutenant

Governors Kelsey Habla, Josh Hill, and Stephanie Pena, will be posting

advertisements for these charities on the District’s Facebook page so that you

can get a better idea of what these charities do and the people they help in the

process. Please take the time to look at the videos. You never know, you might

get inspired to help one of them.

I urge everyone to reflect on the current situation going on around the

world. There are people that are less fortunate than us that need our help.

Especially around the holiday season, it is important for people in need to

understand that they have not been forgotten and there are people who want to

help.

District Projects

Nick Viviano

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Club

Spotlights! Tamarac High School has been

quite busy since the beginning of the year! In September we held a meeting which around 80 people attended and as of now we have around fifty paid members in our club.

In October we held our annual Power of Pink month by selling ribbons, t-shirts and pink hair extensions, which were put in during lunch at our school. We had a school wide Power of Pink Day in which teachers and students wore their Power of Pink t-shirts made by our Key Club. As well as Power of Pink month; our elementary students went trick-or-treating for UNICEF and we rose over $900. WOW!

In the first two weeks our November we held our Senior Citizens Luncheon and Concert as well as a blood drive. Both went over very well!

Now in December we had students volunteering with Kiwanis at the Victorian Stroll, Bells of Life, and Toys for Tots. We just had our holiday party as a club to celebrate the holidays. When we come back from winter recess we'll have plenty more exciting things to do! Have a great holiday season everyone! Co- Presidents: Kayla Mulqueen and Arianna Schneider

Columbia High School Key Club had book drive for

Community Network of Schodack, East Greenbush, Rensselaer,

Nassau, and Sand Lake United (ConSERNS-U). We made a

commercial that was played over the announcements for the two

weeks.

There were grocery bags, donated to us by Price Chopper,

that were placed in each of the guiderooms. A guideroom is similar

to a homeroom in other schools. The guideroom that collected the

most books would receive a free breakfast from Columbia High

School’s Key Club. This started an intense competition. Instead of

having our weekly meeting, we collected and counted books from

all the guiderooms. The first time we counted all the guiderooms we

had a total of 878 books. However, the competition ran until that

Friday. Now knowing these numbers we could let the top

guiderooms that they were in the running, to make the competition

even crazier!

When we counted on Friday December 16th, we had a

grand total of 2,246 books! We also took the liberty of helping sort

all the books into different category boxes. After done with that, we

delivered 20 boxes to ConSERNS-U in Rensselaer. Key Club

President, Jill Dolder, and the two advisers, Mrs. Schulz and Mrs.

Styne, attended this exchange. We got to see how many presents

these needy families will receive this holiday season, all because of

the hearts of others in the community. It was an eye opening

experience for all of us. We are still in amazement that this book

drive was such a success in Columbia High School.

Have a great Holiday Season, Jill Dolder!

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Division 18’s Key Points

New York District Executive Board

Governor Domenick Pesce

domenickpesce.gov@nydkc.org

Secretary Daniel Ivan Lin

daniellin.sec@nydkc.org

Treasurer Emily Gicewicz

emilygicewicz.treas@nydkc.org

Editor Amber Lee

amberlee.editor@nydkc.org

Webmaster Oscar Tan

oscartan.tech@nydkc.org

Executive Assistant Yasmin Soliman

yasminsoliman.ea@nydkc.org

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Lieutenant Governor ________

(Email address)

(Phone Number)

(Mailing address)

Division Secretary

(Email)

Division Executive Assistant

(Email)

Kiwanis Committee Member _______________

(Email Address)

(Phone Number)

Division 18

Lieutenant Governor Sarah Brady sarahbrady.ltg@nydkc.org

Cell: (518) 779-1912

59 Elm Street,

Rensselaer, NY 12144

Division Secretary Alyssa Bonesteel

BONESTEEL19@me.com

Division Webmaster Jerry Cimo

jerrypcimo@gmail.com

Division Historian Jillian Dolder

jilliandolder@yahoo.com

Kiwanis Committee Representative Mrs. Vail

marybethv@sonmedia.com

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