Key Club Agenda, 12/06/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
After today’s meeting
We will be making spice bags for the DCM on Friday. Everyone is invited to stay and help!
Service Projects
Adopt-A-Family
We will be sponsoring one family this year and making food baskets for two others! Go to our sign up sheet, see what the families need, sign up to bring something, and drop it off in the Key Club Office by Friday, December 9th. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Adopt-A-Family Pick Up
Next week, the families from Adopt-A-Family will be coming to pick up their gifts and food baskets. We need volunteers to help with this on December 12th or December 13th from 3:30 pm-5:00pm and 5:00 pm-7:00 pm. The address is 1120 Randall Court, Geneva. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019.
Special Night for Special Kids
We need volunteers to help run fun games and activities at Davis Elementary School on December 8th from 5:00-7:00. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
New DCM
The next DCM will take place on December 9th from 6:00-8:00pm at Batavia High School. We will be packing dried soup mix for families. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2469
Salvation Army Bell Ringing
Volunteers are needed on December 19th at Blue Goose and on December 21st at the Wal-Mart in St. Charles from 10:00 am—6:00pm. You can sign up for a two hour shift with two people per shift. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Fox Valley Troop Support
Volunteers are needed on December 10th from 10:00am-2:00pm to help assemble care packages for soldiers at the Batavia VFW at 645 S. River St, Batavia. You can also write a letter (no personal information, use STC as the return address, leave unsealed) and bring it to add to the care package! Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Anyone who is interested in volunteering at the Northern Illinois Food Bank in February should sign up at today’s meeting. Specific dates will be announced later. Questions? Call Connor at (630) 485-8671
Bickford Retirement Home
Anyone who is interested in volunteering at Bickford Senior Living in St. Charles should sign up for more information. Questions? Call Will at (630) 258-1028
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents every day during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at
the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Key Club Information
District Convention Announcement
Even though it’s a few months away, you should start thinking about attending Dcon! Sign up to receive updates on the biggest Key Club event of the year. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Holiday Embrace
This formal dance and dinner is a great way to meet new people and help raise money for the Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation. Sign up to get more information. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2469
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for an I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
Next meeting: January 10th at 2:30 in the Little Theater
Holiday Embrace: January 7th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Little Angels Supply Drive
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 11/15/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Service Projects
Turkey Drive
STCE is holding their annual turkey drive and donations are needed! Any of the following are appreciated (must be dropped off in the Student Activities office before November 17th)
-a 10 lb. turkey
-boxed stuffing
-canned gravy
-boxed potatoes
-canned cranberries or vegetables
Additionally, drivers are also needed on the 17th to transport the turkey dinners to Munhall and Anderson.
Snowflake Shuffle
The Snowflake Shuffle is a 5K walk/run that raises money and awareness for TriCity Family Services. The walk is on December 3rd, but you need to register by November 23rd! Go to http://www.tricityfamilyservices.org/2012_Snowflake_Shuffle.html to register. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
New DCM
The next DCM will take place on December 9th at 6 pm. Check our Facebook page for more information! Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2469
District Convention Announcement
Even though it’s a few months away, you should start thinking about attending Dcon! Sign up to receive updates on the biggest Key Club event of the year! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for an I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
DCM: December 9th at 6 pm
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Little Angels Supply Drive
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Service Projects
Turkey Drive
STCE is holding their annual turkey drive and donations are needed! Any of the following are appreciated (must be dropped off in the Student Activities office before November 17th)
-a 10 lb. turkey
-boxed stuffing
-canned gravy
-boxed potatoes
-canned cranberries or vegetables
Additionally, drivers are also needed on the 17th to transport the turkey dinners to Munhall and Anderson.
Snowflake Shuffle
The Snowflake Shuffle is a 5K walk/run that raises money and awareness for TriCity Family Services. The walk is on December 3rd, but you need to register by November 23rd! Go to http://www.tricityfamilyservices.org/2012_Snowflake_Shuffle.html to register. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
New DCM
The next DCM will take place on December 9th at 6 pm. Check our Facebook page for more information! Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2469
District Convention Announcement
Even though it’s a few months away, you should start thinking about attending Dcon! Sign up to receive updates on the biggest Key Club event of the year! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for an I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
DCM: December 9th at 6 pm
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Little Angels Supply Drive
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 11/01/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Service Projects
Little Angels Supply Drive
Little Angels is a home for severely disabled young adults who need 24/7 health care. They need certain supplies, and we can help by supplying them. During November 7th-11th, bring in the items assigned to your class! Boxes will be in the main commons.
Tuesday/Wednesday
Freshmen: tooth brush/tooth paste
Sophomore: glue
Juniors: post-its
Seniors: black sharpies
Thursday/Friday
Freshmen: black and red pens
Sophomore: cotton balls
Juniors: paint brushes
Seniors: balloons
Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479 or Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Turkey Drive
STCE is holding their annual turkey drive and donations are needed! Any of the following are appreciated (must be dropped off in the Student Activities office before November 17th)
-a 10 lb. turkey
-boxed stuffing
-canned gravy
-boxed potatoes
-canned cranberries or vegetables
Additionally, drivers are also needed on the 17th to transport the turkey dinners to Munhall and Anderson.
Snowflake Shuffle
The Snowflake Shuffle is a 5K walk/run that raises money and awareness for TriCity Family Services. The walk is on December 3rd, but you need to register by November 23rd! Go to http://www.tricityfamilyservices.org/2012_Snowflake_Shuffle.html to register. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Help sort, stock, and pack food at NIFB on November 1st, November 10th, and November 15th from 6:00 pm-8:30 pm. Questions? Call Connor at (630) 485-8671
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on November 2nd, November 9th, November 16th, or November 23rd from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for an I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
Our next meeting: November 15th at 5:30 in the Little Theater!
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Service Projects
Little Angels Supply Drive
Little Angels is a home for severely disabled young adults who need 24/7 health care. They need certain supplies, and we can help by supplying them. During November 7th-11th, bring in the items assigned to your class! Boxes will be in the main commons.
Tuesday/Wednesday
Freshmen: tooth brush/tooth paste
Sophomore: glue
Juniors: post-its
Seniors: black sharpies
Thursday/Friday
Freshmen: black and red pens
Sophomore: cotton balls
Juniors: paint brushes
Seniors: balloons
Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479 or Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Turkey Drive
STCE is holding their annual turkey drive and donations are needed! Any of the following are appreciated (must be dropped off in the Student Activities office before November 17th)
-a 10 lb. turkey
-boxed stuffing
-canned gravy
-boxed potatoes
-canned cranberries or vegetables
Additionally, drivers are also needed on the 17th to transport the turkey dinners to Munhall and Anderson.
Snowflake Shuffle
The Snowflake Shuffle is a 5K walk/run that raises money and awareness for TriCity Family Services. The walk is on December 3rd, but you need to register by November 23rd! Go to http://www.tricityfamilyservices.org/2012_Snowflake_Shuffle.html to register. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Help sort, stock, and pack food at NIFB on November 1st, November 10th, and November 15th from 6:00 pm-8:30 pm. Questions? Call Connor at (630) 485-8671
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on November 2nd, November 9th, November 16th, or November 23rd from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for an I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
Our next meeting: November 15th at 5:30 in the Little Theater!
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 10/18/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
If you have not turned in your Code of Conduct forms, please do so!
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Haunted Hike
Be a guide on the trail or create your own scary scene! Fri. 10/21 7-11pm, Sat, 10/22 6:30-11pm
Fri, 10/28 7-11pm, Sat, 10/29 6:30-11pm. Contact Will Kennedy at 630-258-1028 for more information.
Bell-Graham Fun Fair
Volunteer to work a game (shifts 6-7, 7-8, 8-9) or help set up (3:15-5:30) and clean up (9:00-11:00) at the Bell-Graham Fun Fair on October 28th! Contact the Bell-Graham organizer, Kristi Farmer at kristine.farmer@att.net to volunteer.
Park District Restoration Days
Go green and help restore our natural environment Oct. 22nd from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm @ Persimmon Woods—Keim Trail. Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Help sort, stock, and pack food at NIFB on November 1st, November 10th, and November 15th from 6:00 pm-8:30 pm. Questions? Call Connor at (630) 485-8671
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on October 5th, October 12th, October 19th, or October 26th from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for a I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
Our next meeting: November 1st at 2:30 in the Little Theater!
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Watch out for more information about a future divisional project—we will work with Key Clubs from North, Batavia, and Geneva so that we can have an even bigger positive impact on the community.
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
If you have not turned in your Code of Conduct forms, please do so!
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Haunted Hike
Be a guide on the trail or create your own scary scene! Fri. 10/21 7-11pm, Sat, 10/22 6:30-11pm
Fri, 10/28 7-11pm, Sat, 10/29 6:30-11pm. Contact Will Kennedy at 630-258-1028 for more information.
Bell-Graham Fun Fair
Volunteer to work a game (shifts 6-7, 7-8, 8-9) or help set up (3:15-5:30) and clean up (9:00-11:00) at the Bell-Graham Fun Fair on October 28th! Contact the Bell-Graham organizer, Kristi Farmer at kristine.farmer@att.net to volunteer.
Park District Restoration Days
Go green and help restore our natural environment Oct. 22nd from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm @ Persimmon Woods—Keim Trail. Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Help sort, stock, and pack food at NIFB on November 1st, November 10th, and November 15th from 6:00 pm-8:30 pm. Questions? Call Connor at (630) 485-8671
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on October 5th, October 12th, October 19th, or October 26th from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for a I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
Our next meeting: November 1st at 2:30 in the Little Theater!
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Watch out for more information about a future divisional project—we will work with Key Clubs from North, Batavia, and Geneva so that we can have an even bigger positive impact on the community.
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 10/04/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
If you have not turned in your Code of Conduct forms, please do so!
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
FEATURED: Key Leader
Key Leader is an amazing opportunity for members and non-members alike. This weekend-long event is a great way to develop leadership skills and have fun. Grab some friends and register by Oct. 7th. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479 (Oct. 21st-23rd)
Divison 10 DCM
Join Key Club members from throughout our division for a kickball tournament at Pottowatomie Park on October 15th at 2:00 pm. There will be snacks and hot chocolate, and all members are welcome! You won’t want to miss this. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Tri-Cities CROP Walk
CROP supports local food pantries and supplies food to people in Africa. Help them in their fundraising efforts at the annual Tri-Cities CROP Walk on October 16th. Registration begins at 1:15, step-off is at 2:00. Sign up to get an envelope—you can register on the day of the walk. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479.
Triple Threat Softball Tournament
Triple Threat is an organization that focuses on athletics, academics, and arts to help urban youth recognize their full potential. Volunteer to help out with their 5th grade softball tournament on Oct 15th . Help out with games and activities from 10:30 am-1:30 pm or work as a scorekeeper (experience required) from 8:30am-12:00pm/11:30 am-3:00pm. E-mail Sue Natiello at volunteer@triplethreat.org if you are interested.
Park District Restoration Days
Go green and help restore our natural environment every Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Oct. 8th @ Norris Woods Nature Preserve. Oct. 15th @Ferson Creek Fen Nature Preserve. Oct. 22nd @ Persimmon Woods—Keim Trail Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Help sort, stock, and pack food at NIFB on November 1st, November 10th, and November 15th from 6:00 pm-8:30 pm. Questions? Call Connor at (630) 485-8671
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on October 5th, October 12th, October 19th, or October 26th from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant
Our Key Club can apply for a grant up to $2,000 dollars for a particularly amazing project. Let any of the officers or advisors know if you have a great idea for a big service project.
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for a I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
Division 10 DCM: October 15th at Pottowatomie Park
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant due by: October 15th
Our next meeting: October 16th at 5:30 in the MAIN COMMONS
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd (register by October 7th!)
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
If you have not turned in your Code of Conduct forms, please do so!
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
FEATURED: Key Leader
Key Leader is an amazing opportunity for members and non-members alike. This weekend-long event is a great way to develop leadership skills and have fun. Grab some friends and register by Oct. 7th. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479 (Oct. 21st-23rd)
Divison 10 DCM
Join Key Club members from throughout our division for a kickball tournament at Pottowatomie Park on October 15th at 2:00 pm. There will be snacks and hot chocolate, and all members are welcome! You won’t want to miss this. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Tri-Cities CROP Walk
CROP supports local food pantries and supplies food to people in Africa. Help them in their fundraising efforts at the annual Tri-Cities CROP Walk on October 16th. Registration begins at 1:15, step-off is at 2:00. Sign up to get an envelope—you can register on the day of the walk. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479.
Triple Threat Softball Tournament
Triple Threat is an organization that focuses on athletics, academics, and arts to help urban youth recognize their full potential. Volunteer to help out with their 5th grade softball tournament on Oct 15th . Help out with games and activities from 10:30 am-1:30 pm or work as a scorekeeper (experience required) from 8:30am-12:00pm/11:30 am-3:00pm. E-mail Sue Natiello at volunteer@triplethreat.org if you are interested.
Park District Restoration Days
Go green and help restore our natural environment every Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Oct. 8th @ Norris Woods Nature Preserve. Oct. 15th @Ferson Creek Fen Nature Preserve. Oct. 22nd @ Persimmon Woods—Keim Trail Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Help sort, stock, and pack food at NIFB on November 1st, November 10th, and November 15th from 6:00 pm-8:30 pm. Questions? Call Connor at (630) 485-8671
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on October 5th, October 12th, October 19th, or October 26th from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant
Our Key Club can apply for a grant up to $2,000 dollars for a particularly amazing project. Let any of the officers or advisors know if you have a great idea for a big service project.
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Awards Information
If you are interested in applying for a I-I Key Club Award, go to http://www.iikeyclub.org/awards.html to download the awards packet. Keep in mind the application deadline is January 24th. See Morgan if you have any questions.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements.
Important dates:
Division 10 DCM: October 15th at Pottowatomie Park
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant due by: October 15th
Our next meeting: October 16th at 5:30 in the MAIN COMMONS
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd (register by October 7th!)
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Key Club is one of the many organizations that works to raise money for their research and support programs.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 09/20/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
Turn in Code of Conduct forms at the next meeting.
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Haunted Hike: Create Your Own Scene!
Are you creative? Dramatic? Love Halloween? Then sign up to create and execute your own scary scene at the Three Fires Council’s annual Haunted Hike. The hike is on a weekend in mid-late October, but start thinking of ideas now! This will require time commitments outside of club meetings, and we need as many people as possible! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Kiwanis Peanut Days
Last year, the St. Charles Kiwanis Club raised over $15,000 during their annual Peanut Days. Sign up to help them this year! Check the sign-up sheets for specific dates and times. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019.
Triple Threat Softball Tournament
Triple Threat is an organization that focuses on athletics, academics, and arts to help urban youth recognize their full potential. Volunteer to help out with their 5th grade softball tournament on Oct 15th from 9:00-4:00. Morning and afternoon shifts available—sign up for more information. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019.
Fall Leadership Rally
Come meet other Key Clubs for a day of service and fun on October 2nd at Hinsdale Central High School from 12:00-4:00! Bring 20-25 filled water balloons and three non-perishable food items to attend. (The water balloons will be used for a fun activity during the day). Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Park District Restoration Days
Join the Eco-Minded club and help restore our natural environment every Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Sept. 24th @ Persimmon Woods—adjacent to Keim Road. Oct. 1st @ Hickory Knolls Natural Area. Oct. 8th @ Norris Woods Nature Preserve. Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on September 21st or September 28th from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Key Leader
Key Leader is an amazing opportunity for members and non-members alike. This weekend-long event (Oct. 21st-23rd) is a great way to develop leadership skills and have fun. Grab some friends and register by Oct. 7th. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Tri-Cities CROP Walk
CROP supports local food pantries and supplies food to people in Africa. Help them in their fundraising efforts at the annual Tri-Cities CROP Walk on October 16th. Registration begins at 1:15, step-off is at 2:00. Sign up to get an envelope—you can register on the day of the walk. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479.
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant
Our Key Club can apply for a grant up to $2,000 dollars for a particularly amazing project. Let any of the officers or advisors know if you have a great idea for a big service project.
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements
Important dates:
Fall Leadership Rally: October 2nd
Our next meeting: October 4th at 2:30
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant due by: October 15th
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd (register by October 7th!)
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Learn more about a family affected by this organization at the Fall Leadership Rally.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
Turn in Code of Conduct forms at the next meeting.
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Haunted Hike: Create Your Own Scene!
Are you creative? Dramatic? Love Halloween? Then sign up to create and execute your own scary scene at the Three Fires Council’s annual Haunted Hike. The hike is on a weekend in mid-late October, but start thinking of ideas now! This will require time commitments outside of club meetings, and we need as many people as possible! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Kiwanis Peanut Days
Last year, the St. Charles Kiwanis Club raised over $15,000 during their annual Peanut Days. Sign up to help them this year! Check the sign-up sheets for specific dates and times. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019.
Triple Threat Softball Tournament
Triple Threat is an organization that focuses on athletics, academics, and arts to help urban youth recognize their full potential. Volunteer to help out with their 5th grade softball tournament on Oct 15th from 9:00-4:00. Morning and afternoon shifts available—sign up for more information. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019.
Fall Leadership Rally
Come meet other Key Clubs for a day of service and fun on October 2nd at Hinsdale Central High School from 12:00-4:00! Bring 20-25 filled water balloons and three non-perishable food items to attend. (The water balloons will be used for a fun activity during the day). Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Park District Restoration Days
Join the Eco-Minded club and help restore our natural environment every Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Sept. 24th @ Persimmon Woods—adjacent to Keim Road. Oct. 1st @ Hickory Knolls Natural Area. Oct. 8th @ Norris Woods Nature Preserve. Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Sign up to volunteer on September 21st or September 28th from 3:00-5:30. Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Key Leader
Key Leader is an amazing opportunity for members and non-members alike. This weekend-long event (Oct. 21st-23rd) is a great way to develop leadership skills and have fun. Grab some friends and register by Oct. 7th. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Tri-Cities CROP Walk
CROP supports local food pantries and supplies food to people in Africa. Help them in their fundraising efforts at the annual Tri-Cities CROP Walk on October 16th. Registration begins at 1:15, step-off is at 2:00. Sign up to get an envelope—you can register on the day of the walk. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479.
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant
Our Key Club can apply for a grant up to $2,000 dollars for a particularly amazing project. Let any of the officers or advisors know if you have a great idea for a big service project.
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements
Important dates:
Fall Leadership Rally: October 2nd
Our next meeting: October 4th at 2:30
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant due by: October 15th
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd (register by October 7th!)
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Learn more about a family affected by this organization at the Fall Leadership Rally.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 09/06/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
Turn in Code of Conduct forms at the next meeting.
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Haunted Hike: Create Your Own Scene!
Are you creative? Dramatic? Love Halloween? Then sign up to create and execute your own scary scene at the Three Fires Council’s annual Haunted Hike. The hike is on a weekend in mid-late October, but start thinking of ideas now! This will require time commitments outside of club meetings, and we need as many people as possible! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Fall Leadership Rally
Come meet other Key Clubs for a day of service and fun on October 2nd at Hinsdale Central High School! We will make decorations for Children’s Memorial Hospital, attend forums, throw water balloons at District Board members, and much more. To attend, bring three non-perishable food items. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Here For Life Walk
The Here For Life Walk advocates suicide awareness and prevention. People are needed to help set up tables before the walk at 7:00 am on September 10th at Pottawatomie Park. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Park District Restoration Days
Join the Eco-Minded club and help restore our natural environment every Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Sept. 10th @ Norris Woods Nature Preserve, Sept. 17th @ Ferson Creek Fen Nature Preserve, Sept. 24th @ Persimmon Woods—adjacent to Keim Road. Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Homecoming Window Painting
Come and help paint the Key Club window on September 11th from 8:00am-12:00pm! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Homecoming Golf Cart Decorating
Come and help decorate the Key Club golf cart for the Homecoming parade on September 15th from 3-5 in the Sports Complex. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Scarecrow Festival
At our next meeting, we will be constructing scarecrows for the Scarecrow Festival with the Wredling Middle School Builder’s Club. Please bring unwanted shirts, pants, shoes, and any other clothing to our next meeting!
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Check the sign-up sheet for dates and times that you can volunteer! Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Key Leader
Key Leader is an amazing opportunity for members and non-members alike. This weekend-long event (Oct. 21st-23rd) is a great way to develop leadership skills and have fun. Grab some friends and register by Oct. 7th. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Walk for Women’s Wellness
Join Delnor Hospital in the 11th annual Walk for Women’s Wellness at Gunnar Anderson Park in Geneva on September 25th. Pick up a pamphlet for more information! Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Will at (630) 258-1028
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant
Our Key Club can apply for a grant up to $2,000 dollars for a particularly amazing project. Let any of the officers or advisors know if you have a great idea for a big service project.
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements
Important dates:
Homecoming window painting: September 11th
Our next meeting: September 20th @ 5:30 (bring unwanted clothes for scarecrows!)
Fall Leadership Rally: October 2nd
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant due by: October 15th
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd (register by October 7th!)
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Learn more about a family affected by this organization at the Fall Leadership Rally.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Business
Key Club Information for New Members
Welcome to Key Club! We are a service-oriented organization and the biggest club at St. Charles East.
Code of Conduct
Turn in Code of Conduct forms at the next meeting.
Membership and Dues
Dues are $20 and due by the end of October. You need to pay dues every year in order to be a full member. You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Haunted Hike: Create Your Own Scene!
Are you creative? Dramatic? Love Halloween? Then sign up to create and execute your own scary scene at the Three Fires Council’s annual Haunted Hike. The hike is on a weekend in mid-late October, but start thinking of ideas now! This will require time commitments outside of club meetings, and we need as many people as possible! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Fall Leadership Rally
Come meet other Key Clubs for a day of service and fun on October 2nd at Hinsdale Central High School! We will make decorations for Children’s Memorial Hospital, attend forums, throw water balloons at District Board members, and much more. To attend, bring three non-perishable food items. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Here For Life Walk
The Here For Life Walk advocates suicide awareness and prevention. People are needed to help set up tables before the walk at 7:00 am on September 10th at Pottawatomie Park. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Park District Restoration Days
Join the Eco-Minded club and help restore our natural environment every Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Sept. 10th @ Norris Woods Nature Preserve, Sept. 17th @ Ferson Creek Fen Nature Preserve, Sept. 24th @ Persimmon Woods—adjacent to Keim Road. Be sure to fill out a Park District volunteer form. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Homecoming Window Painting
Come and help paint the Key Club window on September 11th from 8:00am-12:00pm! Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Homecoming Golf Cart Decorating
Come and help decorate the Key Club golf cart for the Homecoming parade on September 15th from 3-5 in the Sports Complex. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Scarecrow Festival
At our next meeting, we will be constructing scarecrows for the Scarecrow Festival with the Wredling Middle School Builder’s Club. Please bring unwanted shirts, pants, shoes, and any other clothing to our next meeting!
Humanitarian Service Project
HSP is an organization that helps to alleviate the suffering inflicted by poverty. Check the sign-up sheet for dates and times that you can volunteer! Questions? Call Jeanine at (630) 337-3116
Key Leader
Key Leader is an amazing opportunity for members and non-members alike. This weekend-long event (Oct. 21st-23rd) is a great way to develop leadership skills and have fun. Grab some friends and register by Oct. 7th. Questions? Call Morgan at (630) 440-2479
Salvation Army Tutoring
Come afterschool Monday-Friday from 2:45-6 and help tutor elementary students or stock the food pantry. Questions? Call Kristin at (630) 346-7757
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Walk for Women’s Wellness
Join Delnor Hospital in the 11th annual Walk for Women’s Wellness at Gunnar Anderson Park in Geneva on September 25th. Pick up a pamphlet for more information! Questions? Call Kaitlin at (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Sarah at (630) 205-0019
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Will at (630) 258-1028
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant
Our Key Club can apply for a grant up to $2,000 dollars for a particularly amazing project. Let any of the officers or advisors know if you have a great idea for a big service project.
Calling all Photographers
We need people to take pictures of our club in action! Taking pictures of you and your friends at Key Club service projects will earn you an extra service hour. Send your pictures to Sarah at sarahdugan1213@aol.com
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates.
*Find us on Facebook and like both the St. Charles East High School Key Club and II-district pages for updates and announcements
Important dates:
Homecoming window painting: September 11th
Our next meeting: September 20th @ 5:30 (bring unwanted clothes for scarecrows!)
Fall Leadership Rally: October 2nd
Youth Opportunities Fund Grant due by: October 15th
Key Leader: October 21st-23rd (register by October 7th!)
Key Club Week: November 7th-11th
Award applications due by: January 24th
District Convention: March 23rd-25th
Future Projects:
Spastic Paralysis Fundraiser (likely with Jersey Mikes). The district-wide goal is to raise $45,000—about five dollars a member--to make an informative video about this condition.
The Eliminate Project. Kiwanis wants to erase neo-natal tetanus from the earth by 2015. Look out for more information on what our Key Club is doing to help.
March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a leader and pioneer in the fight to save babies. They are now working on ways to solve the problems of prematurity, low birth weight, and birth defects. Learn more about a family affected by this organization at the Fall Leadership Rally.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 5/10/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
6th annual Living Well Bridgewalk – A 5k walk around the Fox River to benefit cancer. The walk is on May 14th, at the Kane County Forest Preserve in Fabyan Park. Grab a packet, sign up, and collect at least $50 in donations! If you cannot attend, donations will still be accepted!
Kane County Child Advocacy Center
The Child Advocacy center is holding a walk to benefit child abuse in the Kane County area. The walk will be on May 21st, at 8:30 am, on the Kane County Forest Preserve Bike Trail in Geneva. Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Memorial Day Parade
On May 30th, students are invited to participate in the Memorial Day Parade in downtown St. Charles with the Fox Valley Troop Support! Free T-shirts and service hours will be given to all participants. Meet at 6th and Main Street at 9 AM. An optional ceremony will be held afterwards at the Freedom Shrine by city hall. Anyone interested should call Laurie Milbourn @ 630.513-9554.
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
YUDA Band Sales
We will still be selling YUDA bands in the commons during all lunch hours for the rest of the week. All members are encouraged to buy a band and encourage others to buy a band or three! We would also LOVE it if members could help us sell the bands during lunch hours. We’re currently struggling to get enough volunteers for all four hours. Talk to us after the meeting or E-mail Colin @ crherbrand@comcas.net if you can help out.
Heartland Blood Center
Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin @ (630) 5814161
Anderson Animal Shelter
Love animals? Go to http://andersonanimalshelter.org/online-form.php
To volunteer and help out stray animals! Questions? Call Morgon @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House
Newsletter mailing –
Friday, the 13th from noon to 3pm,
Saturday, the 14th in the morning from 9 am to noon, and noon to 3pm.
Blood Drive
Just a heads up, we’re planning on having our annual blood drive on May 26th. We need people to sit in the commons during lunch hours and find donators! You must be at least 16 to donate blood, with parental permission unless 18 or older. Anyone interested in signing up must do it during a lunch hour or study hall. The drive will be from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Thanks everyone for the great work this year! Have a great rest of the school year and summer, and good luck next year!
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
6th annual Living Well Bridgewalk – A 5k walk around the Fox River to benefit cancer. The walk is on May 14th, at the Kane County Forest Preserve in Fabyan Park. Grab a packet, sign up, and collect at least $50 in donations! If you cannot attend, donations will still be accepted!
Kane County Child Advocacy Center
The Child Advocacy center is holding a walk to benefit child abuse in the Kane County area. The walk will be on May 21st, at 8:30 am, on the Kane County Forest Preserve Bike Trail in Geneva. Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Memorial Day Parade
On May 30th, students are invited to participate in the Memorial Day Parade in downtown St. Charles with the Fox Valley Troop Support! Free T-shirts and service hours will be given to all participants. Meet at 6th and Main Street at 9 AM. An optional ceremony will be held afterwards at the Freedom Shrine by city hall. Anyone interested should call Laurie Milbourn @ 630.513-9554.
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
YUDA Band Sales
We will still be selling YUDA bands in the commons during all lunch hours for the rest of the week. All members are encouraged to buy a band and encourage others to buy a band or three! We would also LOVE it if members could help us sell the bands during lunch hours. We’re currently struggling to get enough volunteers for all four hours. Talk to us after the meeting or E-mail Colin @ crherbrand@comcas.net if you can help out.
Heartland Blood Center
Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin @ (630) 5814161
Anderson Animal Shelter
Love animals? Go to http://andersonanimalshelter.org/online-form.php
To volunteer and help out stray animals! Questions? Call Morgon @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House
Newsletter mailing –
Friday, the 13th from noon to 3pm,
Saturday, the 14th in the morning from 9 am to noon, and noon to 3pm.
Blood Drive
Just a heads up, we’re planning on having our annual blood drive on May 26th. We need people to sit in the commons during lunch hours and find donators! You must be at least 16 to donate blood, with parental permission unless 18 or older. Anyone interested in signing up must do it during a lunch hour or study hall. The drive will be from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Thanks everyone for the great work this year! Have a great rest of the school year and summer, and good luck next year!
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 4/12/2011
Key Club Information for New Members
Dues $20, submitted at club meetings
Service organization with minimum of 5 hours service per month, recommended
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
6th annual Living Well Bridgewalk – A 5k walk around the Fox River to benefit cancer. The walk is on May 14th, at the Kane County Forest Preserve in Fabyan Park. Grab a packet, sign up, and collect at least $50 in donations!
Kane County Child Advocacy Center
The Child Advocacy center is holding a walk to benefit child abuse in the Kane County area. The walk will be on May 21st, at 8:30 am, on the Kane County Forest Preserve Bike Trail in Geneva. Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Heartland Blood Center
WE NEED BLOOD! Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin @ (630) 5814161
Anderson Animal Shelter
Love animals? Go to http://andersonanimalshelter.org/online-form.php
To volunteer and help out stray animals! Questions? Call Morgon @ (630) 440-2479
TCFS Adopt-a-Family
Stay after our meeting today to help us put together easter baskets. It will only take a few minutes!
Cards for Max
Another opportunity directly after our meeting. A 12 year old named Max has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. He has a wish to receive 1 million get well cards. I think each member should stay after and write at least one! It will only take a short while and it’s definitely for a good cause!
Scholarships
There is a $500 scholarship available to St. Charles East students from Kiwanis. See Mrs. Gilmore in guidance to receive and fill out an application.
There are many others available to individual key club members that deal with recognition for outstanding service.
Officers for Next Year
Congrats to Will, Kaitlin and Jeanine, who have been selected as officers for Key Club next year. Thanks to everyone else who applied, we wish we had positions available for you!
Blood Drive
Just a heads up, we’re planning on having our annual blood drive on May 26th. We’re still in the planning process but we’re definitely going to need volunteers to go around asking people to sign up and donate during all lunch hours.
Potential Fundraiser?
On May 21st the auto club is holding its auto show. Would we want to hold a fund raiser during this event to raise money and donate to Spastic Paralysis research? Anyone interested in helping come see us after the meeting.
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, May 10th
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
Key Club Information for New Members
Dues $20, submitted at club meetings
Service organization with minimum of 5 hours service per month, recommended
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
6th annual Living Well Bridgewalk – A 5k walk around the Fox River to benefit cancer. The walk is on May 14th, at the Kane County Forest Preserve in Fabyan Park. Grab a packet, sign up, and collect at least $50 in donations!
Kane County Child Advocacy Center
The Child Advocacy center is holding a walk to benefit child abuse in the Kane County area. The walk will be on May 21st, at 8:30 am, on the Kane County Forest Preserve Bike Trail in Geneva. Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Heartland Blood Center
WE NEED BLOOD! Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin @ (630) 5814161
Anderson Animal Shelter
Love animals? Go to http://andersonanimalshelter.org/online-form.php
To volunteer and help out stray animals! Questions? Call Morgon @ (630) 440-2479
TCFS Adopt-a-Family
Stay after our meeting today to help us put together easter baskets. It will only take a few minutes!
Cards for Max
Another opportunity directly after our meeting. A 12 year old named Max has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. He has a wish to receive 1 million get well cards. I think each member should stay after and write at least one! It will only take a short while and it’s definitely for a good cause!
Scholarships
There is a $500 scholarship available to St. Charles East students from Kiwanis. See Mrs. Gilmore in guidance to receive and fill out an application.
There are many others available to individual key club members that deal with recognition for outstanding service.
Officers for Next Year
Congrats to Will, Kaitlin and Jeanine, who have been selected as officers for Key Club next year. Thanks to everyone else who applied, we wish we had positions available for you!
Blood Drive
Just a heads up, we’re planning on having our annual blood drive on May 26th. We’re still in the planning process but we’re definitely going to need volunteers to go around asking people to sign up and donate during all lunch hours.
Potential Fundraiser?
On May 21st the auto club is holding its auto show. Would we want to hold a fund raiser during this event to raise money and donate to Spastic Paralysis research? Anyone interested in helping come see us after the meeting.
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, May 10th
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 3/15/2011
Key Club Information for New Members
Dues $20, submitted at club meetings
Service organization with minimum of 5 hours service per month, recommended
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House
Lazarus House also needs volunteers to help stuff envelopes at the end of the month. We do not have the exact dates right now, but if you sign up Sneha will contact you and get you the information once we find out.
Heartland Blood Center
WE NEED BLOOD!!!!!!!!! Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin @ (630) 5814161
Anderson Animal Shelter
Love animals? Go to http://andersonanimalshelter.org/online-form.php
To volunteer and help out stray animals! Questions? Call Morgon @ (630) 440-2479
TCFS Adopt-a-Family
We are asking for volunteers to put together a basket of non-perishable food
items that would complete a ham dinner, Easter decorations, candy, paper
goods and any special seasonal treats. We only have two families so we do not need a lot of volunteers, and we already have money to donate. All we need are for people to go out and buy the goods and put together a basket. The baskets will be put together after our next meeting, Tuesday April 12th. Questions? Call Sneha at 630-857-8466 or Colin at 6304402891
Officers for Next Year
Wanna be a key club officer next year?! We have applications. Come fill them out! We’d prefer it if we received our applications by next week so you can sign up for our district convention. You can email the applications to us at crherbrand@comcast.net, or turn them in at the Key Club Bulletin Board located next to Mrs. Hervey’s office.
District convention is around the corner and we are looking for some students to help create a scrapbook page, promotional video, poster, and T-shirt design to submit at the District convention. Please contact Morgan @ 440-2479 or mvcorbett2016@gmail.com if you are interested or have questions.
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, April 12th
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
Key Club Information for New Members
Dues $20, submitted at club meetings
Service organization with minimum of 5 hours service per month, recommended
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House
Lazarus House also needs volunteers to help stuff envelopes at the end of the month. We do not have the exact dates right now, but if you sign up Sneha will contact you and get you the information once we find out.
Heartland Blood Center
WE NEED BLOOD!!!!!!!!! Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin @ (630) 5814161
Anderson Animal Shelter
Love animals? Go to http://andersonanimalshelter.org/online-form.php
To volunteer and help out stray animals! Questions? Call Morgon @ (630) 440-2479
TCFS Adopt-a-Family
We are asking for volunteers to put together a basket of non-perishable food
items that would complete a ham dinner, Easter decorations, candy, paper
goods and any special seasonal treats. We only have two families so we do not need a lot of volunteers, and we already have money to donate. All we need are for people to go out and buy the goods and put together a basket. The baskets will be put together after our next meeting, Tuesday April 12th. Questions? Call Sneha at 630-857-8466 or Colin at 6304402891
Officers for Next Year
Wanna be a key club officer next year?! We have applications. Come fill them out! We’d prefer it if we received our applications by next week so you can sign up for our district convention. You can email the applications to us at crherbrand@comcast.net, or turn them in at the Key Club Bulletin Board located next to Mrs. Hervey’s office.
District convention is around the corner and we are looking for some students to help create a scrapbook page, promotional video, poster, and T-shirt design to submit at the District convention. Please contact Morgan @ 440-2479 or mvcorbett2016@gmail.com if you are interested or have questions.
Service Project Ideas, Managers
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, April 12th
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Key Club Agenda, 2/1/2011
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Valentine’s Day Crush/Salvation Army
Key Club will sell mini cans of Crush Soda with a Valentine’s Day note to be delivered to the sweetheart(s) of your choice on Valentine’s Day. We need 1) volunteers to help sell the sodas/notes, 2) members to help purchase the cans/notes and to encourage friends to do the same, and 3) volunteers who have a study hall to help deliver to classrooms on 2/14! SALE DATES TBD (either during 2/9 late start morning or possibly during lunch hours). So many ways to show your Key Club love! Contact Sarah @ (630) 205-0019
Kiwanis Lunch
If you are interested in attending the Kiwanis lunch during 6th hour on 2/15, see Mrs. Pittenger or Mrs. Hervey.
D-Con, future officers!
If you are interested in becoming a Key Club officer next year or if you just want to learn more about Key Club and have a blast with high schoolers from northern Illinois and Iowa, think about attending the District Convention April 8-10. See an officer or advisor for details.
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House
On February 5th, help is needed at Saint Charles Moose, setting up the “Hearts Support Housing” at 10:00 am. It’s located on Rt. 38 in Saint Charles.
Lazarus House also needs volunteers to help stuff envelopes at the end of the month. We do not have the exact dates right now, but if you sign up Sneha will contact you and get you the information once we find out.
Davis Elementary School
Volunteers are needed to help watch kids in the Kid Corral at Davis while their parents are attending Parent Literacy Night, February 17th. Questions? Call Colin @ 630 584-1617
Heartland Blood Center
WE NEED BLOOD!!
Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin 630 584-1617.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, February 27th
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
Key Club Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Service Projects
Valentine’s Day Crush/Salvation Army
Key Club will sell mini cans of Crush Soda with a Valentine’s Day note to be delivered to the sweetheart(s) of your choice on Valentine’s Day. We need 1) volunteers to help sell the sodas/notes, 2) members to help purchase the cans/notes and to encourage friends to do the same, and 3) volunteers who have a study hall to help deliver to classrooms on 2/14! SALE DATES TBD (either during 2/9 late start morning or possibly during lunch hours). So many ways to show your Key Club love! Contact Sarah @ (630) 205-0019
Kiwanis Lunch
If you are interested in attending the Kiwanis lunch during 6th hour on 2/15, see Mrs. Pittenger or Mrs. Hervey.
D-Con, future officers!
If you are interested in becoming a Key Club officer next year or if you just want to learn more about Key Club and have a blast with high schoolers from northern Illinois and Iowa, think about attending the District Convention April 8-10. See an officer or advisor for details.
Living Well Cancer Center
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House
On February 5th, help is needed at Saint Charles Moose, setting up the “Hearts Support Housing” at 10:00 am. It’s located on Rt. 38 in Saint Charles.
Lazarus House also needs volunteers to help stuff envelopes at the end of the month. We do not have the exact dates right now, but if you sign up Sneha will contact you and get you the information once we find out.
Davis Elementary School
Volunteers are needed to help watch kids in the Kid Corral at Davis while their parents are attending Parent Literacy Night, February 17th. Questions? Call Colin @ 630 584-1617
Heartland Blood Center
WE NEED BLOOD!!
Go to Heartland Blood Center and donate blood for 3 services hours each (one for each life you will save!) It is located in East Gate Commons right by Target. Questions? Call Colin 630 584-1617.
Reminders
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, February 27th
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Key Club Information for New Members:
Dues $20, submitted at club meetings
Service organization with minimum of 5 hours service per month, recommended
Key Club Pledge:
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Code of Conduct:
Turn in Code of Conduct forms after meeting.
Membership update:
You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center:
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens:
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen:
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House:
Come help us make sack lunches this Thursday after school in room B200D
On February 5th, help is needed at Saint Charles Moose, setting up the “Hearts Support Housing” at 10:00 am. It’s located on Rt. 38 in Saint Charles.
Science Night at Munhall Elementary School
Come help out at Munhall Thursday, January 13th, from 6:30 to 8:30. Volunteers are needed to arrive at 6, and details of what they’ll be doing will be disclosed at the school. Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Salvation Army:
We decided we wanted to do a fundraiser for the Salvation Army. Our idea is during the week before Valentine’s Day we’ll sell candy grahams. But here’s the catch…they’re way cooler than that. We’re planning making them cans of Crush soda, which will be delivered to your crush along with a note or something on Valentine’s Day. We’re going to need volunteers to help sell these during all lunch hours, from February 7th to the 11th.
Photographer:
So we need a few pictures of our volunteers in action! Preferably before the 20th because we want to put the pictures on a board for Future Saints night. Anyone interested in doing it will get service hours! Questions? Call Colin @ 6305841617
Service Project Ideas, Managers:
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders:
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, February 1st
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
Dues $20, submitted at club meetings
Service organization with minimum of 5 hours service per month, recommended
Key Club Pledge:
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and God, and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
Code of Conduct:
Turn in Code of Conduct forms after meeting.
Membership update:
You do not receive a new membership card each year. Your membership number remains the same. Only first-time members get a card.
Service Projects
Living Well Cancer Center:
Please bring in baked goods to our next meeting to be donated to Living Well. Each baked good item is worth one service hour. On Tuesday and Wednesday nights students can also help out at the center. Questions? Call Kaitlin @ (630) 999-1123
Brighton Gardens:
Come visit with the residents everyday during social hour from 2:30-3:10. Questions? Call Colin at (630) 584-1617.
Delnor-Glen:
Come call bingo on Sundays from 2-3 pm, volunteers must be at least 16 to do this. Volunteers are also needed to play music in the lobbies on Saturdays and Sundays (No age limit required) Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Lazarus House:
Come help us make sack lunches this Thursday after school in room B200D
On February 5th, help is needed at Saint Charles Moose, setting up the “Hearts Support Housing” at 10:00 am. It’s located on Rt. 38 in Saint Charles.
Science Night at Munhall Elementary School
Come help out at Munhall Thursday, January 13th, from 6:30 to 8:30. Volunteers are needed to arrive at 6, and details of what they’ll be doing will be disclosed at the school. Questions? Call Morgan @ (630) 440-2479
Salvation Army:
We decided we wanted to do a fundraiser for the Salvation Army. Our idea is during the week before Valentine’s Day we’ll sell candy grahams. But here’s the catch…they’re way cooler than that. We’re planning making them cans of Crush soda, which will be delivered to your crush along with a note or something on Valentine’s Day. We’re going to need volunteers to help sell these during all lunch hours, from February 7th to the 11th.
Photographer:
So we need a few pictures of our volunteers in action! Preferably before the 20th because we want to put the pictures on a board for Future Saints night. Anyone interested in doing it will get service hours! Questions? Call Colin @ 6305841617
Service Project Ideas, Managers:
Do you have an idea for a service project for our club? If you know of a service project idea through your participation with a church or youth group, another club or sport, the park district, or some other agency and would like to see if other Key Club members could help, then we want to know! You can earn service hours as a project manager and can help expand our club involvement in the community. Simply bring your ideas and a contact name and number to any officer to get your project started.
Reminders:
*Please show up for any service projects you sign up to do. If you cannot attend, please call the officer assigned to that project.
*Our next meeting is Tuesday, February 1st
*Pick up hours forms at the meetings or at the Key Club bulletin board located by Mrs. Hervey’s office.
*Visit our website at www.stcekeyclub.blogspot.com to find agendas and upcoming meeting dates. Or find us on Facebook.
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