1. Vision Partners and Co-Sponsors
District Convention 2015
Catherine Kim, Service Projects Committee Chair
Vision Partners and Co-Sponsors

2. Mini-Traks
Trak 1: Vision Partners Part 1
Trak 2: Vision Partners Part 2
Trak 3: Co-Sponsors

3. Key Club Partners Vision Partners Nickelodeon U.S. Army
Project Happiness
Landscape Structures
Co-Sponsors
Hershey’s Track and Field
Rustic Pathways

4. Nickelodeon

5. Worldwide Day of Play
Encouraging kids to spend some time away from the TV or Internet
Use that time to go outside and exercise
Host outdoor games for children in our community

6. Let’s Move Initiative
Childhood obesity rate has tripled over the past three decades
Started by First Lady Michelle Obama
Solving the problem of obesity
Encourage children on the path to a healthy future
Resources for healthy food recipes and simple physical activities on website

7. Nickelodeon: Anti-Bullying
Many people experience some sort of bullying at least once. Nickelodeon not only promotes a healthy lifestyle but to also care for others
Read about Inclusiveness:
Go to your local library and read aloud to children some books about inclusiveness.
Help to coordinate a fun event for elementary friends to learn an important lesson!

8. U.S. Army

9. U.S. Army Soldiers assists at Key Leader workshops
Offers an online course called March 2 Success
for high school students to improve their standardized test scores

10. Landscape Structures

11. Landscape Structures
Priority to fight childhood obesity and to help build social skills
Encourages inclusive play for all children
Playground designs promote a higher level of inclusive play
Grants to replace broken, old, or hazardous equipment or build new ones
Grants are also provided by: Lowe's, Aetna Foundation, Hasbro and Wal-Mart

12. Project Happiness

13. Project Happiness Help everyone to find ways to become happier
Developing awareness about everyday choices
Programs that specializes in emotional resilience-building
Simple and fun training to make better life choices
Understand emotions, strengths, and character
Develop compassion for ourselves and others
Lesson plans and resources on website

14. 7 Happiness Habits

15. Happiness Throughout the Week
#Mindful Monday
#Grati-Tuesday
#Wellness Wednesday
#Thoughtful Thursday
#Friday Freedom
#Social Saturday
#Soulful Sunday

16. Get the Handbook! Experiential activities and guides
Journey of self-awareness, stress reduction and personal empowerment
Provides solutions that can be used in day-to-day living

17. Host a Screening! Award-winning documentary
Three interviews to discover the nature of lasting happiness.
After film discussion questions
Fill out the Screening Request Form

18. Hershey’s Track & Field

19. Hershey’s Track and Field
Encourages the importance of fitness, self-esteem, and hard work in youth
Introduce physical fitness through basic track and field events
Start your local city’s track and field games by finding a location and contacting your State/Provincial/Territory Chair

20. Rustic Pathways

21. Rustic Pathways
Program to experience another culture and help others less fortunate than us
Imagine: elephants in Laos, learning Spanish from a native Costa Rican, or building schools in Fiji
To “build cultural bridges that lead to greater global understanding and cooperation.”
Learn new ideas, meet interesting new people, and enjoy sights and experiences
Offers trips to various countries and summer or spring break

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Questions?
Comments?
Concerns?
Go for it!

23. Acknowledgements
The CNH Key Club District would like to acknowledge the following individuals who have contributed to this presentation over the years.
Jacqueline Tsang, District Governor, 1415
Jeffrey Van, Members Relations Committee Chair, 1415
Rae Whitby-Brummer, Member Relations Committee Mentor, 1415
Catherine Kim, Service Projects Committee Chair, 1415