"Key Clubber's Guide to Working with the K-Family" Log

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2010-2011 New York District Key Club K-Family Relations Committee Lieutenant Governor Dylan Gross, Chair COMMITTEE LOG FOR THE The Key Clubber’s Guide to Working with the K-Family

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2010-2011 New York District Key Club

K-Family Relations Committee Lieutenant Governor Dylan Gross, Chair

COMMITTEE LOG FOR THE

The Key Clubber’s Guide to Working with the

K-Family

Hey K-Family Relations Committee Members! We’ve been talking about it, and it’s finally time to get to work on The Key Clubber’s Guide to Working with the K-Family, which will hopefully help Key Clubbers from all around the New York District communicate with their corresponding branches of the K-Family. We are having Lt. Governor James Florakis, who is the chair of the New Club Building & Reactivation Committee to write a letter to Key Clubbers about chartering new K-Family Clubs. Please review the material assigned to you in this booklet, complete it, and have it into my email by Wednesday, August 11th, so this way, I have the chance to work out all of the text wrapping with graphics, pictures and whatnot. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me! Yours in Friendship & Service, Dylan Gross Lieutenant Governor, Division 7 K-Family Relations Committee, Chair New York District of Key Club International 1-516-444-2831

Resource Assignments

Greetings from the Committee Lieutenant Governor Dylan Gross

New Club Building Letter

Lieutenant Governor James Florakis

K-Kids, BUG & Terrific Kids Lieutenant Governor Raven Zaidi

Builders Club

Lieutenant Governor Roberto Cantos

Key Club Lieutenant Governor Dylan Gross

Circle K

Lieutenant Governor James Passarelli

Aktion Club Lieutenant Governor Anna Glessner

Kiwanis

Lieutenant Governor Dylan Gross

Each branch in the K-Family should include: An introduction, History of Branch, and what makes it unique.1

Possible challenges faced when working with the branch.

How to start & keep an open line of communication between Key Club and the branch.

Possible Interclub Projects (between Key Club and the branch)

List of K-Family Clubs in the New York District2

Please Note: We are trying to keep the reader’s attention. Bullet what you can, and write paragraphs for what you must.

Write paragraphs for the Description & History, but if you can, bullet others and add descriptions of the problems.

Example: How to start & keep an open line…. o Weekly Phone Calls

Weekly phone calls are a sure fire way of speaking with Kiwanians. Update them on what you’re Club’s been up to, invite them to a meeting or project….

The variety will keep the readers interested and make them want to

continue reading.

1 This section has been added to fit with the Committee Directives sent by Governor Nadyli

2 I will be putting this part in.

DESCRIPTIONS OF SECTIONS 1. Introduction/History/Uniqueness

a. In paragraph form, introduce the readers to the branch. Also, make sure to include a history of the branch, and also explain what makes this branch unique.

2. Possible challenges faced…

a. Everyone knows that challenges will be faced, but some go into projects without any knowledge. This is the time to inform them! Don’t make it as harsh as they’ll never want to work with them, but just let them know what they should expect. For this, make a list and then a brief description of the challenge next to it.

3. Opening & Maintaining Line of Communication

a. Every group has different ways of communication that work for them. Also, you’re not going to speak to a group of K-Kids the same way that you would speak to Kiwanians, now would you? Explain how to speak with them in a way that they will keep at attention. Use the same format as the “possible challenges…” section.

4. Possible Interclub Projects…

a. List projects that you think would work well between your branch and Key Clubbers. The format should be the same as the “possible changes…” and “…communication” sections.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT THE DATE FOR ALL FINISHED MATERIALS ARE DUE TO DYLAN IN HIS

EMAIL INBOX NO LATER THAN

SUNDAY

AUGUST 1ST, 2010 10:00pm

This should give you ample time to do your research and complete your responsibilities. All entries should be submitted

in a PDF format. You do not have to use graphic standards, since I will be taking care of the layout and design.

I WILL ACCEPT DRAFTS AT ANY TIME

QUESTIONS? COMMENTS?

Lt. Governor Dylan Gross 1-516-444-2831 | [email protected]