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International Convention 2014
International Convention & NYD District Tour
Each year, New York District Key Clubbers attend the International Convention and New York District Tour. This year, the International Convention will take place July 2 -6. From June 30-July 2, Key Club members will experience various parts of California, including, San Francisco and Yosemite National Park.
Convention & Tour Information:
Key Club International Convention and New York District Tour
June 30 – July 6, 2014
Anaheim, California
Who Can Attend:
Any registered Key Club member who wants to know more about Key Club,
make new friends from all over the world.
Cost:$1,400.00 per person. This fee includes:
- Round airfare from Albany area and NYC area
- All breakfasts and snacks, and some dinners
- Hotel room for 6 nights [3- 4 key club members per room]
- Conference registration (educational workshops,delegate sessions, service opportunities & social activities)
- Tours of San Francisco, Muir Woods, Yosemite National Park, Disneyland, etc.
- Conference T-Shirt
- A fun, educational, and memorable experience!
*Adult chaperones are background checked NY District Kiwanis membersDeadlines:
Deposit: $500.00 / Due: May 1, 2014
Balance: $900 / Due: June 1, 2014
Balance: $900 / Due: June 1, 2014
Checks should be made payable to NY District Key Club Tour & mailed to :
New York District Key Club Tour
John Goldstein, District Administrator
590 Mullock Road, Port Jervis, NY 12771
SIGN UP ONLINE AND REGISTER TODAY BY CLICKING HERE!
For more information on the actual International Convention Program, please click here.
Questions regarding the Convention and/or Tour:
Contact: District Administrator John Goldstein
Daytime : 845-355-1414
Cell : 845-283-0614
Email : NYDKCA@frontier.com
Updates
Fort Ann, Halloween Bake Sale
This year, Fort Ann wanted to find a way to do more for UNICEF. The best idea that we could come up with was a Halloween Bake Sale at our school's elementary and high school Halloween dances. The night before, everyone went to my house and started on the baking. In meetings at the beginning of the month of October, the club had researched cute treats and recipes of Halloween themed goodies that we could then sell. Once we had an idea of what we wanted to do, our club divided the ingredients among the members, who then brought it all to my house to cook. I had two kitchens going, and club members worked for up to 3 hours making amazing goodies. At the dance, we took shifts at the table, selling out all of our goodies. We raised over 86 dollars for UNICEF at our little bake sale. It was also really fun cooking with everyone and coming together to help out for UNICEF.
Thank you
Caitlin Roberts
New York Division 15,
Fort Ann Key Club President
Summer Nights
It has been a full year since I’ve joined Key Club and it has never been a dull moment. Every single event always had some unique aspect that made it enjoyable. It just feels great to help out others and it’s even better when you make friends at the same time. Key Club offers so many opportunities to just have fun and make other’s lives better, especially during the summer. The Summer Field Day at Chinatown is just one of the awesome events we had during summer. Shortly after the end of school, a field day was hosted in Chinatown, Manhattan on June. The field day was aimed at kids to promote a healthy lifestyle revolving around exercise 23rd and having fun. Of course to make the field day happen, volunteers are needed to help out and who’s better at helping others than Key Club
It was a very nice day to go out and play. There were many activities such as bowling, miniature golf, football, bean-bag races, basketball, etc. Not to mention, free food! It was very tiring work, especially in the sun. However, the smiles on the kids make it all worthwhile.
- Andy Shen John Dewey High School Key Club Secretary
