Next week, December 3rd through December 7th, High Point Key Club hopes that you will join us in support of the Eliminate Project. Monday marks the start of Eliminate Week, an opportunity to raise awareness for the fight against neonatal tetanus throughout our world. First we need to inform you, so here is the schedule.
Monday: Blue Ribbon Day- See one of the officers Monday morning to pick up a ribbon and remember to spread the word.
Tuesday: Baby Day- Yesterday it was ribbons, today it's baby dolls. Sure, not too many people carry around baby dolls after 2nd grade, but soon enough the questions will be coming and you can spread the word about Eliminate. Pick up your baby from Crystal that morning.
Wednesday: Wear Blue Day- Blue shirts, blue pants, blue socks, blue everything. The bluer you are the better
Thursday: 1 Every 9- One baby dies every nine minutes of neonatal tetanus. Write it on your arms, on your books, on a t-shirt. Spread the word.
Friday: Blue Ribbon Day 2- Finish the week off with blue ribbons, and volunteer to collect money for the Eliminate Project in lunches.
If you have any questions about the schedule contact one of the officers or post on this page or the Facebook page. Also don't forget to buy an Eliminate bracelet from Mrs. Cerutti for $2 to show your support. Now you know, so start spreading the word and help Eliminate neonatal tetanus.
Monday, November 26, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Living is So Big
Sometimes it’s
the little things in life that make all the difference, but when you add them
all up living is so big. Established in
2010 a life appreciation charity, Living is So Big, took up this idea and
devoted its efforts to bullying and suicide prevention.
This Friday,
October 26th Living is So Big and Key Club will be combining their
efforts to bring this cause to Sussex County.
From 7:00-8:00 PM Sparta High School will be hosting a rally for students
across the county, complete with musical performances by such bands as “Rewind
the Crisis” and “Industry” and personal accounts from students and peers who have overcome
these events themselves. $1 is all it takes to show your support
Friday night, a little price to celebrate just how big life really is. All proceeds from the event go to support the Living is So Big charity.
This Friday,
October 26th Living is So Big and Key Club will be combining their
efforts to bring this cause to Sussex County.
From 7:00-8:00 PM Sparta High School will be hosting a rally for students
across the county, complete with musical performances by such bands as “Rewind
the Crisis” and “Industry” and personal accounts from students and peers who have overcome
these events themselves. $1 is all it takes to show your support
Friday night, a little price to celebrate just how big life really is. All proceeds from the event go to support the Living is So Big charity.
If you have any additional questions you can visit the event’s Facebook
page at http://www.facebook.com/LivingIsSoBig.org?fref=ts
or visit the Living is So Big page directly at http://livingissobig.com/.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Relentless Against Cancer: A Rally to Remember
Neighbors. Friends. Family. All around us we see people we know and love battling cancer. Diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer in March of 2009, Nathan E Shatsoff was one of these people. Yet, rather than focusing solely on his own condition, Nathan set out to make a difference in the lives of other cancer patients. For this reason he founded Relentless Against Cancer, an organization that continues to aid those fighting cancer closest to us.
Now you and the entire High Point Key Club have an opportunity to help this life saving organization. All it takes is one day, Saturday September 22nd from 10AM-4PM rain or shine at the Sussex County Fairgrounds. Come and help out for a day of fun and a great cause. If you are interested head to http://relentlessagainstcancer.org/events.php for more details. We can make a difference and that starts with you.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Fall Rally
Who wants to go to Six-Flags!?! What line could possibly be a better lead in for this year's fall rally. Whether you've been in the past or hope to go for the first time, this event looks to be a great way to kick off a brand new school year of Key Club. With an estimated 3000 Key Club members from across the state of New Jersey you'll gain a new knowledge of NJ Key Club, meet new friends, and of course ride some roller coasters.
For those of you who are interested this year's fee is only $35! That's almost half of the regular admission fee of $62.99! As for the date, this rally will occur on Sunday October 7th, but make sure to get your paperwork and money in on time (postmarked by September 25th).
If you are interested and want to find out more go to http://www.njkeyclub.org/fallrally.php . Here you can find additional information, as well as the necessary forms. Hope to see you all there.
For those of you who are interested this year's fee is only $35! That's almost half of the regular admission fee of $62.99! As for the date, this rally will occur on Sunday October 7th, but make sure to get your paperwork and money in on time (postmarked by September 25th).
If you are interested and want to find out more go to http://www.njkeyclub.org/fallrally.php . Here you can find additional information, as well as the necessary forms. Hope to see you all there.
Key Club 2012-2013 Welcome Back
On behalf of HP Key Club we would like to welcome everyone back as the new school year begins. We're sure you've all kept yourselves busy over the simmer, and we're proud to say the entire K-family has as well. We would like to say a special thank you to all those who came to the Sussex-County Fair and pitched in at the Kiwanis and Relentless Against Cancer booths.
Now onto the new school year and new business. Our first meeting will be on Monday September 10th directly after school in room 333. Bring yourself and a friend to hear about Key Club's purpose and plans for this year, and don't worry there will be snacks too. If you have any questions about the club or just want to check it out this meeting is meant for you.
Finally, look forward to this year's officer team, a group with new ideas and plans to continue Key Club's growth at High Point and in the community.
President- Catherine Henckel
Vice President- Crystal Romyns
Secretary- Nicole McCambridge
Treasurer- Katelyn MacVane
Now onto the new school year and new business. Our first meeting will be on Monday September 10th directly after school in room 333. Bring yourself and a friend to hear about Key Club's purpose and plans for this year, and don't worry there will be snacks too. If you have any questions about the club or just want to check it out this meeting is meant for you.
Finally, look forward to this year's officer team, a group with new ideas and plans to continue Key Club's growth at High Point and in the community.
President- Catherine Henckel
Vice President- Crystal Romyns
Secretary- Nicole McCambridge
Treasurer- Katelyn MacVane
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Thank You! - Yard Sale
A tremendous thank you to everyone who helped out with the Memorial Day Weekend yard sale. Thanks to your time, donations, and hard work this event was a fantastic success. The counts are in, and over the course of the weekend Key Club raised a whopping $246.86 for the American Cancer Society, money that will truly make a difference. Additionally, proceeds from the bake sale, directly benefitting Key Club, totaled $88.01. Thanks to everyone for all your hard work and service, we look forward to building on this success in the future.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Kiss a Senior Goodbye
$1! That's all it takes to send a kiss to any High Point senior this Friday June 1st. So here's where we need you. In lunches Tuesday May 29th through Thursday May 31st Key Club members will collect money from anyone wishing to send 3 hershey kisses to a senior in homeroom on Friday. Once a student pays they can fill out a personal note to the senior that will also be delivered with the candy. Proceeds from the fundraiser will go directly to HP Key Club, so talk to your friends and make sure to ask everyone if they would like to send a kiss to a senior this Friday.
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