1. Key Club International
Membership Recruitment by _____________________________
Region Training Conference 2017
Name, Position

2. International Level 38 Countries Approximately 5,000 Clubs
Approximately 276,000 Members
The International Office is located in Indianapolis, Indiana

3. International’s Pledge to the Eliminate Project in 2015
$3,000,000

4. International’s Pledge to the Eliminate Project in 2017
$700,000

5. CNH raised $43,909.18 for the Eliminate Project last year!

6. As of June 22, 2017 Key Club has raised $1,398,120
As of June 22, 2017 Key Club has raised $1,398, for the Eliminate Project

7. International Council and Board
The International Council is formed of all 33 District Governors and the International Key Club Board
The International Board is formed of the elected President, Vice-President, and 11 Trustees

8. Key Club International President & VP
President William Sims
Vice President Minyoung Kim

9. International President
Duties:
A chief executive
General supervision over the work and activities of Key Club International
They preside over the international convention and all meetings of the Board of Trustees and the International Council
The president is the official representative of Key Club International with Kiwanis-family leadership and external agencies

10. International Vice-President
Duties:
The vice president is prepared to perform the duties of the president in the event the president is unable to do so
They chair at least one international committee
Supports all other committee chairmen
Perform duties and attend events as deemed necessary by the international president and/or board of trustees

11. Trustees Lindsey Banks Audrey Dilgarde Carolinas District
Rocky Mountain District
Bahamas District
Capital District
Rocky Mountain District
Minnesota-Dakotas District
Missouri-Arkansas District
Ohio District

12. Trustees Jared Dutko Rohan Mekala Illinois-Eastern Iowa District
New Jersey District
Carolinas District
Florida District
Louisiana-Mississippi-West Tennessee District
Kansas District
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan District
Utah-Idaho District

13. Trustees Jack Nannie Caleb Neale Illinois-Eastern Iowa District
Florida District
Caribbean-Atlantic District
Kentucky-Tennessee District
West Virginia District
Jamaica District
Michigan District
Pennsylvania District

14. New England & Bermuda District Texas-Oklahoma District
Trustees
Alisa Nguyen
Southwest District
Saul Ontiveros
Southwest District
Alabama District
Indiana District
New York District
New England & Bermuda District
New Jersey District
Texas-Oklahoma District

15. Trustees Nhung Tran Emily Rice Minnesota District
California-Nevada-Hawaii KIWIN’s District
Emily Rice
Minnesota District
California-Nevada-Hawaii KIWIN’s District
Illinois-Eastern Iowa District
Nebraska-Iowa District
Georgia District
Montana District
Pacific Northwest District

16. CNH International Trustee
Luke Gilmore
Kansas District
Currently serves Eastern Canada, Cali-Nev-Ha, Southwest Districts
Contact:

17. International Trustees
Duties:
A trustee works with the rest of the Key Club International Board to define the administrative policies of Key Club International
Interprets the scope and meaning of the bylaws
Carries out committee directives
Responsible for acting as a liaison between the Key Club International Board and at least two Key Club districts
Maintains consistent communication with the leadership of the districts to which are assigned

18. What is YOF?
The Youth Opportunities Fund (YOF) is a grant Key Club International Offers that can get you anywhere from $100-$2000 to help you accomplish a service project
One funding cycle for YOF grants per year
Applications accepted from summer through fall
Deadline is October 15th, 2017 at 11:59PM
Applications reviewed by YOF Committee at November Board meeting
Committee typically funds clubs who are asking for a portion of the total cost of the project or working with other organization to complete the project
All applications are done through Reviewr, the YOF online grant application program.
No more paper or printed copies accepted

19. YOF Committee
Chair Member Member Member Member Member

20. Scoring Criteria
Club addresses a significant problem that serves the interests of the larger community and goes beyond their club or school
Project outcome accurately meets the needs of the intended population
Club’s solution is unique and offers a creative and defensible action plan
Sufficient promotion has been completed or is planned for successful completion of the project
Club officers and members can credibly implement the plan and provide enough volunteers and/or other resources
Club has reasonable financial plan and will partially fund the project with money besides the YOF Grant
Presentation shows clear initiative and determination on behalf of the club to complete the project
Presentation was thoughtfully prepared, professionally delivered, and offer compelling reasoning and logic.

21. Interpreting the scores
Judged on a 1-5 scale for each of the 8 criteria
1= Does not fulfill the criteria
2= Fulfills some of the criteria
3= Moderately fulfills the criteria
4= Fulfills most of the criteria
5= Completely fulfills the criteria

22. Example of a YOF Grant Project
Valley Key Club of Division 28 East built bicycles for foster children within the Las Vegas valley that needed a medium of transportation for school. In order to help fund they held multiple fundraisers during schools and held a car wash. They bought all parts to build 60 bicycles for 60 children within the valley.
The Problem: Foster children need a medium of transportation for school.
The Solution: Pool together the YOF grant money and funds raised from school events, Valley was able to create 60 bicycles.

23. International Convention
Commonly referred as ICON
- Locations differ every year
- Meet Key Club Members from around the world
Listen to amazing speakers
Elect next year’s KC Int’l Board
Learn about servant leadership

24. International Convention
ICON Chicago, Illinois
July 4-8, 2018
Chicago Marriott Magnificent Mile
Enjoy days full of useful workshops, fun, and unforgettable memories!

25. Questions? Comments? Concerns?

26. Acknowledgements
The CNH Key Club District would like to acknowledge the following individuals who have contributed to this presentation over the years.
Devin Sun, IP International President,
Roy Heeden, International Director,
Kai Catarata, Policy, International Business, and Elections Committee Chair,
Luke Gilmore, CNH International Trustee,