A Helping Hand with Hannah
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A <strong>Helping</strong> <strong>Hand</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>Hannah</strong><br />
June 2015<br />
Tale of Contents<br />
Introduction –<br />
Page 1<br />
OIF — Page 2<br />
YOF/FLOF –<br />
Page 2<br />
Summer Service -<br />
Page 3<br />
OPR – Page 3<br />
DCM Recap -<br />
Page 4<br />
Eliminate–<br />
Page 4<br />
Contact<br />
Information–<br />
Page 5<br />
Dear Awesome Members of Division 15B,<br />
I truly feel blessed every day by being able to be<br />
Division 15B’s Lieutenant Governor. I am amazed<br />
by the dedication, hard work, and planning for Key<br />
Club that is going into place.<br />
This month I had my first Divisional Council Meeting,<br />
and I feel our division is off to a great start. I would<br />
also like to give a huge shout-out to every secretary<br />
because there was 100% Pride Report submissions.<br />
Keep up the great work, and be servant leaders by<br />
continuing service into summer months.<br />
Yours in Service,<br />
<strong>Hannah</strong> Rosenbaum<br />
Lieutenant Governor of Division 15B for the Florida<br />
District of Key Club International<br />
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OIF<br />
YOF/FLOF<br />
Officer Information Forms are a<br />
crucial aspect in knowing what is<br />
going on in the division, and they<br />
enable me to contact officers and<br />
relay important, including newsletters,<br />
service project ideas, and Divisional<br />
Council Meeting (DCM)<br />
dates. If at any point in the year an<br />
officer has a changed number or<br />
email, the secretary can update<br />
the OIF in order to have the most<br />
accurate information. If you have<br />
questions, feel free to contact me<br />
at divsion15b@floridakeyclub.org.<br />
Remember that both FLOF<br />
and YOF grants can help fund<br />
service projects from anywhere<br />
from $100-$1000. This<br />
can really help a project soar<br />
to new heights. The YOF application<br />
is due October 1st for<br />
fall projects; the FLOF deadline<br />
for fall projects is October<br />
15th.http://www.keyclub.org/<br />
service/<br />
fund/yof/yofgrant.aspx<br />
http://www.keyclub.org/<br />
service/fund/yof/yofgrant.aspx<br />
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Summer Service<br />
Summer is a great time to get ahead, do service projects,<br />
and host occasional summer board meetings. This is where<br />
preparation for the 2015-2016 school year can be made—as<br />
well as impactful service. It is a great time for helping out at<br />
the Boys and Girls Club, NU-Hope, and DCON fundraisers,<br />
getting involved <strong>with</strong> Meals on Wheels and doing Key Goes<br />
Green Projects. Examples of Key Goes Green Projects are<br />
community gardens, cleaning up evasive plants at state<br />
parks, and many pickups. For more suggestions for projects<br />
go to the Sunshine Source tab for the June-July edition.<br />
http://floridakeyclub.org/sunshine-source/<br />
OPR<br />
Pride reports, which are to be filled out by<br />
the club secretary, show what the club is<br />
doing regarding service hours, fundraisers,<br />
and meetings. This is a very important job.<br />
The May Pride Report is due June 10th, and<br />
the Summer Pride Report is due September<br />
10th. If all Pride Reports are done on time,<br />
then that Secretary can be recognized as a<br />
Distinguished Secretary at DCON. Also, if assistance<br />
is needed, go under the resources<br />
tab floridakeyclub.org/resources. Go to the<br />
Club Secretaries heading, and click on the<br />
OPR Contents Link.<br />
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The Eliminate Project<br />
The Eliminate Project helps combat the horrors of maternal and<br />
neonatal tetanus. This project helps save lives of both mothers and<br />
their unborn children—and simply by donating a $1.80, a life is<br />
saved. Service projects are a great way to help fundraise for the<br />
Eliminate Project. Examples include Trick or Treat for Unicef, Walk-a-<br />
Thons, Dance-a-Thons, and collection jars. For more information,<br />
go to the Eliminate Project’s tab on the Florida Key Club website.<br />
http://sites.kiwanis.org/Kiwanis/en/theELIMINATEproject/<br />
home.aspx<br />
http://floridakeyclub.org/the-eliminate-project/<br />
DCM Recap<br />
On May 9th my first Divisional<br />
Council Meeting (DCM) was<br />
held, and we talked about service<br />
projects, goals for the year,<br />
and did installation for new officers.<br />
Key Clubbers from Avon Park,<br />
Lake Placid , Sebring, and Hardee<br />
Senior High attended. What a<br />
great way to start off the year!<br />
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Contact Information<br />
Lieutenant Governor for Division 15B<br />
<strong>Hannah</strong> Rosenbaum;<br />
division15b@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Governor Shane Meager:<br />
governorshane@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Secretary Jose Leoncio:<br />
secretary@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Treasurer Michael Greenwald:<br />
treasurer@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Editor Carly Berthiaume:<br />
editor@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Webmaster Caleb Neale:<br />
webmaster@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Executive Assistance Gabriela Charlot:<br />
excutiveassistant@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Zone Administrator Richard Osso:<br />
aazonef@floridakeyclub.org<br />
District Administrator Donna Parton<br />
admindonna@floridakeyclub.org<br />
Assistant District Administrator David McCambell<br />
adadavid@floridakeyclub.org<br />
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