the bumbler: january 2013
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The BumblerPNW Division 21
January 2013 Issue 10
Cold hands, warm heart
ValentinesFebruary DCM
TBDVote for our February DCM!
Activity* Make valentines for nursing homes
* VOlunteer at a food bank* Divisional Social/Movie night
Date/Time* Friday, February 8th, afternoon* Saturday, February 9th, noon
* Friday, February 15th, afternoonTuesday, February 19th, noon
Email your votes to:[email protected]
Where has all the snow been?
Happy January! We’re only eight days into this month, and I’ve begun to lose all hope of snow... On the bright side of things, our roads stay safe and no volunteer events can get cancelled! I hope going back to school wasn’t too painful of a process for most of you. Now
that it’s the new year, it means elections, new goals, new officers, and... DCON! I hope all of you will seriously consider attending DCON: Diving Into Service this year! It’s great being able to meet Key Clubbers from all over Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Canada, and even Alaska! I especially encourage underclassmen to attend, so you can experience how big the
Pacific Northwest District really is. So start fundraising, Bumblebees!
DIvision 21’s long-term goals are to have all 12 clubs in their area have active status, be efficient in fundraising and awareness for Key Club International’s sponsoring projects as well as Pacific Northwest District’s projects, and have complete communication between all clubs regardless of distance.
However, our biggest goals are those stated by Key Club International:To provide service, build character, and develop leadership.
Division 21PNW District
Janu
ary
ISSUE 10
Trying to defrost?
In this issue:
Greetings 3DCON registration 4The Buzz 5Dues update 5
DCON Registration Deadline: February 5th! (But please turn in registration ASAP!)
You need:
- Chaperones. 1 adult to every 8 Key Clubbers.
- Money. Most clubs split the cost in three: Kiwanis, club fund,
attending member.
- Transportation.
- Paperwork. Contact me if you need the forms resent.
Promo video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXebkS95t5g
Why DCON?* To meet like-minded students from all over the Pacific
Northwest!
* To show your bumblebee spirit!
* To receive training, especially if you are an officer.
* To gain volunteer and project ideas, and have a new
spirit for service!
Your 2013-14 Lieutenant Governor
LTG Election Rally Recap
“I love Division 21 more than Division 26.”
- Jessica Lee, Div. 26 LTG
“[Division 21] is cool, yo.”
- Kenneth Lam, District Treasurer
Such raving comments from our visitors!
Thanks to all the bumblebees that came out!
District Derby Update
Chester Pham
Class of 2014
Henry M. Jackson High School
Congratulations Chester! You’ve done so well this year as
Divisional Secretary, and are always there with a smile and a
helping hand. I’m so proud to call you my innie, and am
especially excited to see what your LTG term will have in store
for you!
At our election rally, our District Treasurer announced that we have gotten 2nd place in the District
Derby!
Q.What is District Derby?
A. A competition to see which division can get 75% of their clubs’ dues in the fastest!
Q.Why does it matter that we “won”?
A. DCON sitting is assigned in order of the winners of the District Derby. This means we are extremely
close to the front and not in the Overflow room this year!
Ask not what your club can do for you, ask what you can do for your club!
“As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands,
one for helping yourself,
the other for helping others.”
- Audrey Hepburn
Rachael Lee
Division 21 Lieutenant Governor
Pacific Northwest District
Key Club International
5319 169TH PL SW
Lynnwood, WA 98037
(206) 465-2425
Chester Pham
2013-14 LTG-Elect
Division 21 Secretary
(425) 314-0369
Eric Grewal
Division 21 Webmaster
(425) 314-0045