1. Key Club International Jenalee Beazley International Trustee

2. K E Y C L U B Basics

3. Vision: We are caring and competent servant leaders transforming communities worldwide. Mission: An international, student-led organization providing its members with opportunities to perform service, build character, and develop leadership. Key Club Mission and Vision

4. Caring Character Building Inclusiveness Leadership Key Club Core Values

5. Key Club members decide how: Club will function Budget will be administered Issues will be addressed From the club to the International Board young men and women are leading their organization. Student-led organization

6. K E Y C L U B Structure

8. Most important level 5,000+ clubs 270,000+ members 33 countries Club

9. Includes officers and class directors. Meet outside of club meeting. Administration and planning of club. Business of club. Club meeting should focus on education and service. Club board of directors

11. Encompasses several clubs in a certain area Brings club members together from different schools Led by a Lieutenant Governor Division

12. 33 Districts Board  Governor  Executive Board  District Board District

14. International Board  International President  International Vice President  11 Trustees International

15. Kevin Zhang International Vice President Maria Palazzolo International President

16. Jenalee Beazley California-Nevada-Hawaii Ohio Rocky Mountain

17. International Board

18. Committees Executive Dispenses with matters that are not appropriate for the board to discuss as a whole or which the full board could not process in a timely manner. Youth Opportunities Fund Review applications submitted by clubs Sort through applications and decide which clubs receive the YOF grant.

19. Committees Growth & Communication Work with Kiwanis Family Build up brand awareness Build public relations tools Interact with members through social media Strengthen international clubs Education & Development Connect with members through webinars Increase awareness and attendance at ICON Educate members Develop partnerships Connect all levels of Key Club

20. The Major Emphasis brings together all Key Club members to focus energies on making an international impact benefiting children. Any service project that serves children is contributing to this focus. What is the Key Club Major Emphasis?

21. K E Y C L U B Programs

22. $100 - $2,000 Fund projects that your club can’t afford on its own Applications in by October 15 th 116 applications $47,000 – total amount of money granted this year Youth Opportunities Fund

23. Each day places an emphasis on service; including a Key Club Week fundraising project. Objective is to promote Key Club and seek media coverage, to make Key Club a household name. Key Club Week

24. K E Y C L U B Year in Review

25. International Convention in Anaheim, California July Board Meeting and Leadership Conference October Board Meeting Kiwanis Family Conference YOF Committee Meeting Kiwanis Rose Parade Float January Board Meeting and 100 th Anniversary of Detroit No. 1 Kiwanis Club President Maria’s Eliminate Trip to Cambodia District Convention season International Convention in Indianapolis, IN Year in Review

26. President Maria’s Trip to Cambodia for The Eliminate Project

27. Key Club International Convention in Indianapolis, IN

28. K E Y C L U B International Convention

29. Joint convention with Kiwanis and Circle K Celebrating the 100 th Anniversary of Kiwanis with the Kiwanis Family Indianapolis is close to other major cities in the Midwest (perfect for district tours) ICON 2015 Highlights

30. An entire street will be rented out for a Kiwanis Family Parade Hellogoodbye will be performing a private concert for Key Club and Circle K ICON 2015 Highlights

31. Trustee.Jenalee@Gamil.com Thank you for attending!