CNH KIWIN'S Gems/July 2015 by CNH KIWIN'S District Bulletin Editor

July 2015

GEMS

VOL. 1 ISS. 4

CNH KIWIN’S 32nd District of Key Club International

CONTENTS COVER PHOTO/EDISON KIWIN’S

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WELCOME MESSAGES 2015-2016 International Trustee & District Administrator LETTER TO THE EDITOR

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GOVERNOR’S CORNER

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DIVISION/CLUB FEATURE 07-08 09-12

2015-2016 DISTRICT BOARD & INT’L TRUSTEE DISTRICT PROJECTS PARTNERS IN SERVICE

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HOW TO UTILIZE LOCAL KIWANIS 19-20 KEY LEADER & SUMMER SERVICE GRANTS & DCON INFORMATION PTP, YOF JULY RECOGNITION ARF, Intro Message, District MOTM/OOTM/Club, Division MOTMs/OOTMs

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SUMMER SERVICE 34-36 SUMMER BOARD RECAP 37-38 MERCHANDISE 39-40

editor’s message Hello!! It’s been extremely hot these past few days and my room feels as if it’s a sauna right now. I just came back from Summer Board and we have so much planned for the next 3 months!! Please keep sending in those questions that you have and enjoy the rest of your summer break!! <3

WELCOME MESSAGES Anastasia Slepukhova Key Club International Trustee Alabama/CNH KIWIN’S/New York

Greetings KIWIN’S! My name is Anastasia Slepukhova, and I’m so excited to introduce myself as your new International Trustee. I am humbled to be able to serve you this year; KIWIN’S is truly such a unique District full of history, passion and most importantly – ohana! My job as a Trustee in addition to voting on the International Board, voicing your opinions at Board Meetings and doing committee work is to support and be a liaison for my three assigned Districts. In conjunction to serving you this year, I am also very excited to be able to work with the New York and Alabama Key Clubbers! Simply put, my job is very similar to that of your Lt.Governor, but on the international level. However as a past District officer, I can attest that the most important job is held by you – our club officers and members. You are the ones putting in countless of hours organizing fundraisers and service projects. You are the face of Key Club in your communities, and that is why Key Club International is a household name across the world. And because there is so much work that you have to do in order to have thriving clubs, it is the job of everyone else on the District Board and Key Club International to do whatever it takes in order to make your job easier and provide you with all the necessary resources. So if you ever have any questions or if there is anything I can do for you, please don’t hesitate to ask. A little about me is that I am from the Capital District; I live just outside of Washington DC where I spend much of my time geocaching and trying new cuisine. I was born in Kyrgyzstan, and upon winning a Green Card Lottery, I moved to the United States 10 years ago. I am now a senior at Lake Braddock Secondary School in Virginia, where I am very involved with my Class as an Executive Officer, Student Government and I shoot for the Varsity Air Rifle Team. I love staying active and being involved, but just like many of you, service is my calling. I am known as “That Key Club Girl” as I roll into school with my Key Club license plate, water bottle, backpack, and of course one of my countless Key Club tees. My favorite service project is called “Fantasy Flight” which is an event organized by my local Dulles Airport. We decorate a plane and a

whole terminal to look like the North Pole, we dress up as Santa’s helpers and we create a special weekend for kids that participate. On the day of the event, flight attendants are all dressed up as elves and we take kids with terminal illnesses on the plane to the North Pole, where they receive presents and meet Santa. This is one of the most heartwarming projects I annually participate in, the most rewarding part being when you see a child again the following year, knowing they survived and you did something to make their day a little brighter. I want to thank you all for all the hard work you put into serving your communities. Your altruism is what motivates me to work hard each and every single day. If you have any feedback for me, or if there are any questions that you might have, please know that I am always here for you! You can add me on social media, or you can email me at slepukhova. anastasia@gmail.com Have a terrific year of service key clubbers! Hope to see you all at DCON! Yours in Service, Anastasia Slepukhova slepukhova.anastasia@gmail.com

Mr. Ken Umbarger CNH KIWIN’S District Adminstrator Hello KIWIN’S, Welcome to the new school year. I sincerely hope you all have had an enjoyable summer vacation. I know that many of you have had a very busy summer with the many fun things that we all do this time of year: Family vacations, various summer camp programs, and sports programs have all occupied our busy schedules since the end of the last school year. I would personally like to Welcome You to our new KIWIN’S Year! First, I would like to thank all of our Club Officers and Directors, as well as your Advisers for working so hard to help plan the most exciting KIWIN’S Year your club has ever had. I know firsthand how hard our Governor, Lt. Governors, and Board Members have been working to make this the best KIWIN’S year ever. I want to thank them for all of their hard work and long hours that they have put into KIWIN’S this year. This is a very special time of year for us as we all begin a new school year. Whether you are a new freshman or a seasoned senior, I would challenge you to go up to someone you do not know and ask them to come with you to attend your next KIWIN’S service project. Then follow that up by inviting them to your next club meeting and ASK THEM TO JOIN. In addition to meeting some very interesting new friends you will be assisting in growing your club to do more service in your community and school. I want to ask each and every one of our club members and officers to do everything you can to bring a friend into our KIWIN’s Family this month. Your District Board has put a lot of effort into “Growing our District” by planning some terrific ideas for Club Rush, and both of our upcoming Fall Rallies – North and South. I am sure that you and your friends will want to attend. It is a very exciting time to meet other KIWIN’S and for all of us to show OUR CLUB SPIRIT. Again, Welcome to the new school year, and I look forward to seeing you soon at a KIWIN’S Club Meeting or Service Project, In KIWIN’S Service, Ken Umbarger District Administrator kiwinsda.ken@gmail.com

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Q: What are the main objectives of this year’s DB? A: The main objectives of District Board this year is membership growth and retention. We are also focused on connecting the members with the board and working more with the K-Family. Our Board name this year is ‘District Board at Your Service’ which embodies the purpose of being on district board-to serve the members. You can check out our goals starting on page 29 in the May Issue of Gems (the district newsletter). http://bit.ly/cnhkiwinsmaygem

Q: Why is the CNH KIWIN’S mascot a (grizzly)bear? Does it have to do with CNH Key Club being bees? A: We have different mascots because we are separate districts, even though we are located in the same regions. Q: Will the minor and major emphasis and the governor’s project ever change? A: For minor and major emphasis, that will depend on Key Club International and Kiwanis International. The Governor’s Project will depend on the future governors.

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JULY 2015 GOVERNOR’S CORN Hello everyone! Welcome to a new addition to the bulletin, the Governor’s Corner! This is where I will be sharing a few updates, what I have been doing for the past month and what I will be doing in the upcoming month. A personal goal of mine is to remain as transparent as possible with all of the members as the position of Governor can be somewhat vague and difficult to grasp at times (at least I was definitely like “what does the Governor even do?” when I was a new member). So some of what I’ve done for the past month of July includes the following: •Released my Governor’s Newsletter to the presidents •Created the new Google form for the President Report Form •Went Fall Rally location scouting twice •Created the agenda, packing list, and all training materials for Summer Board •Attended the Sister District Governor Call •Scheduled an individual GovernorTrustee Call with Anastasia •Attended and presented at both the Goldstone and Jet OTC •Attended LeadCon in Indianapolis, Indiana •Attended the Project Eliminate Committee Call •Reviewed all Committee Report Forms •Completed revisions for the Policy

Manual •Held the monthly call with Executive board, Appointed board, Lieutenant Governors and All of District Board •Attended a Kiwanis DCM •Ruby Division visit •Sent out Governor Update #6-8 to the District Board •Helped choose Member, Officer, and club of the month with Awards Chair Michael Some of the things I am planning to do this following month include: •Attend Kiwanis DCON from August 13-15 •Release my Governor Newsletter •Attend Committee Calls •Review Committee Report forms •Help choose Member, Officer, and club of the month with Awards Chair Michael •Attend Governor-Trustee call •Review President Report Forms •Make calls with the presidents Besides this, I would like to update everyone on current status of our District Projects. So far, we are doing outstanding in fundraising for the Governor’s Project, Eliminate, but we are definitely lacking in fundraising for our Minor Emphasis, Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP). As we approach Fall Rally, our largest fundraiser for PTP, I encourage all of you to start focusing on fundraising for this cause as well! I would also like to remind us to not forget sight of our mission: to better our homes, schools and communities by serving our communities. Just as the fun, social, and

fundraising are important, so are the service events! As servant leaders, w must keep this as our focus and striv serve more hours and create innovat service projects to better our communities. Also, as many of us begins school, w need to keep in mind our priorities a schools comes first!! Do not let yourself get too stressed out. Even though studying hard and getting go grades are very important, enjoying yourself and making memories is ver important as well because we will ne get this time back again. I would just like to end with an inspirational quote: “Follow your passion, stay true to yourself, never follow someone else’s path unless yo in the woods and you’re lost and you see a path then by all means you sho follow that.” - Ellen Degeneres Yours in Service,

Jade Wong Cal-Nev-Ha KIWIN’S District Governor 2015-2016 Glen A. Wilson High School Goldstone Division KIWIN’S 32nd District of Key Clu International 6266889844

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MONTHLY DIVISON FEATURE Daniel Gonzalez President Downey HS Diamond Division

Diamond is really working towards making a difference in the community and helping wherever we can whether it be from helping out at our local marathon or even raising money for the Eliminate Project. Diamond has a passion to serve and a passion to lead. Schools through out Diamond Division have stayed active over the summer participating in a variety of events throughout neighboring or their own communities. Narbonne high school put together a Chipotle fundraiser. This fundraiser was open to family, friends, and the whole KIWIN’s family. A flyer was shown to the cashier, and 50% of the profits would go towards the club. It has been noted that the money “going towards the club” from the fundraiser will be donated to the Eliminate Project which was about $177. Torrance put together an eloquent bowling fundraiser at the Palos Verdes Bowling Alley

where they raised money towards their club funds through selling bowling tickets to their members. The members not only helped raise money for their club, but also bonded and had fun getting a couple strikes as well! DHS KIWIN’S worked with Telefora to make flower arrangements to give to veterans. This event was also featured on ABC 7 News. DHS KIWIN’S worked with Telefora to make flower arrangements to give to veterans. This event was also featured on ABC 7 News. On the second part of this project, KIWIN’S delivered the flower arrangements they made to Los Angeles VA Hospital and talked with the veterans to hear their stories. On July 31st, PVPHS KIWIN’S stood in front of Pavilions -- a local supermarket -- from 7:00AM to 12:00PM holding a donation drive. We asked for nicely used school supplies or even money for incoming

customers. Our goal was to reach supplies or money donation up to approximately $100. We raised a total of $163.50 overpassing our goal. Not to mention the DCM/Sports social Anthony Orejana hosted to help bond our division and raise money for ELIMINATE at the beginning of the month as well as attending the Inter-Division beach palooza in which money was also raised for the Eliminate project.

MONTHLY CLUB FEATURE Katrina Domingo President Otay Ranch Emerald Division

The summer heat didn’t stop ORHS KIWIN’S in serving the community. Throughout the month of July, members of the Emerald Division were able to fulfill many worthwhile activities that are dedicated towards the goals of CNH KIWIN’S. On July 17th, the officers of ORHS KIWIN’S organized a summer bake sale held outside of Ralph’s grocery store. Four officers donated a variety of baked goods towards the first fundraiser of the year. They sold cookies, chocolate-covered strawberries, cake batter blondies, Oreo truffles, and many more and the profits of the fundraiser went towards Fall Rally expenses subsidy. A total of $218.15 was procured from this fundraiser, proving that with teamwork and dedication, a club can

ultimately succeed in anything it pursues. Not only did ORHS KIWIN’S and Emerald Division hold a fundraiser, but also a beach clean up, potluck bonding and a July DCM! Thanks to our lieutenant governor, Danilene Prodon and the rest of the division, these events were fruitful. With each activity, the division was able to bond and know each other more, which is the key to good camaraderie throughout the year. The beach clean up was held at Imperial Beach and was attended by ORHS KIWIN’S officers. On the other hand, both ORHS and CVHS (Chula Vista HS) KIWIN’S attended the potluck bonding. In this event, the division was also able to raise money through raffle for Eliminate Project/ PTP. Lastly, otters were able to plan service

projects together during the July DCM at Heritage Park. This event was attended by ORHS, CVHS and OHS (Olympian HS) KIWIN’S. ORHS KIWIN’S along with the rest of Emerald Division accomplished a lot of things in the month of July, and we continue to participate and plan more projects, events and fundraisers dedicated towards KIWIN’S major and minor emphasis as well as the Eliminate Project.

09 executive DISTRICT GOVERNOR DISTRICT SECRETARY

DISTRICT TREASURER

DISTRICT BULLETIN EDITOR

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TECHNOLOGY CHAIR

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MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION CHAIR

WELCOME

ANASTASIA SLEPUKHOVA 2015-2016 INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE

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PARTNERS IN S VISION PARTNERS Vision Partner Nickelodeon inspires kids to take action and make a difference in the world. Through the Big Help and Worldwide Day of Play initiatives, kids and adults work together to plan events and activities in the following areas: health & wellness, education, service and the environment.

CO-SPONSORS Key Club Co-Sponsor Rustic Pathways has 30 years of experience leading exceptional international education and service programs for students. With over 130 programs in 20 countries, Rustic Pathways is the global leader in its field. Recognizing our shared values, Rustic Pathways has partnered with Key Club to provide its members with the opportunity to broaden their global perspective while performing meaningful service projects in communities around the world.

SERVICE PREFERRED CHARITIES Key Club participates with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals by sponsoring fundraising events. Key Club members also participate in service projects at their local children’s hospital. Find out how you and your club can help CMNH.

For decades, Key Club has partnered with the March of Dimes to give every baby a healthy start. Key Club members raise thousands of dollars annually through various programs, including collecting change, holding dances and taking part in March of Dimes’ signature event, March for Babies. See how your club can support the March of Dimes.

Since 1994, Key Club has been Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF and over the years has raised nearly US$5 million for iodine deficiency programs worldwide and HIV and AIDS programs in Kenya and Swaziland. Now it’s helping The Eliminate Project. Learn more about Key Club’s history with UNICEF.

SUMMER 2015 IDEAS

GRANTS 101

Pediatric Trauma Prevention Grant Who provides the grant: Kiwanis California-Nevada-Hawaii Foundation

Who can apply: A single KIWIN’S club or more clubs working together Amount of the grant: Single club (Start-up funds—$250) Two or more clubs (Start-up funds—$5,000) Due date of grant: No due date as it can be sent all year long Grant is sent to: foundation@cnhkiwanis.org Please CC yourself for confirmation Other information: The Kiwanis California-Nevada-Hawaii Foundation provides the Pediatric Trauma Prevention grants to assist clubs in creating new service projects centralized on the prevention and/or treatment of child trauma. The grant application process includes all general information about the prospective club (including sponsoring Kiwanis Club and signatures) and service event as well as the sources of funds which is basically a project budget. A club cannot apply for the grant if it is a fundraiser. The grant application must be submitted at least 30 days before the project start date. If the grant application is accepted, the club must submit a follow-up grant report and funds expenditure report after 30 days of the project end date.

Youth Opportunity Fund Grant Who provides the grant: Kiwanis International Foundation Who can apply: KIWIN’S clubs or members Amount of the grant: $100—$2,000 Due date of grant: 15th of October 2015 at 11:59PM EST Grant sent to: yof@kiwanis.org Please CC yourself for confirmation Other information: The Kiwanis International Foundation provides the Youth Opportunity Fund to assist clubs in the funding portion of service events that benefit their schools and communities. The grant application process includes all general information about the prospective club (including sponsoring Kiwanis Club advisor or faculty advisor or school administrator and signatures) and service event as well as the project budget, and project timeline. The grant cannot be used for a divisional or district project. The committee typically selects grant applications that ask for a portion of the total cost of the project as well as those who work with different organizations in funding or completing of the project. If the grant application is selected, the club must submit a final report within 14 days of the project end date. Grants Located: kiwins.org (PTP) and keyclub.org (YOF) If interested or have any questions, please contact Carolyn Le—District Kiwanis Family and Foundation Chair kiwins.dkfamilychair@gmail.com

FEATURED ARF

JET DIVISION|SEGERSTROM HS CLUB HISTORIAN//KATIE TRAN & TINA NGUYEN

event/KARAOKE FUNDRAISER date/july 7, 2015 Segerstrom KIWIN’S hosted another karaoke fundraiser at Cafeoke Ding Dong Dang after having one last term! It’s an annual fundraiser we enjoy doing every summer to give our members a chance to bond over our terrible singing as well as fundraising for PTP. We wanted to incorporate something fun in the FUNdraiser. Members could come from anytime

between 2 to 7PM. We raised a total of $38 and had a wonderful time hanging out with everyone as well as getting to know other members from different schools who came out to support us. Overall, it was a good outcome with a total of 18 members at the event. Everyone had a great time and we can’t wait for next year!

JULY RECOGNITION

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DISTRICT MEMBER |OF THE| MONTH

CONGRATULATIONS to NOAH TRISTAN

{SERGESTROM/JET DIVISION} thank you for your hardwork and dedication to service

Congratulations Noah!! Although you have multiple tasks on your hand with other activities as a general member, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re amazingly maintaining the effort of passion for service. Seeing you putting out information to the club and constantly helping is fantastic! Carry on your dedication as a great member!

MICHAEL TRAN AWARDS CHAIR

Yours in Service, Michael Tran

DISTRICT OFFICER |OF THE| MONTH

CONGRATULATIONS to

ANGELINA SUSANTO {GOLDSTONE/GLEN A. WILSON} FOR YOUR HARDWORK AND DEDICATION TO SERVICE

Congratulations Angelina!! Seeing an officer with a tremendous amount of hours for 1 month is excellent. Your dedication to the club is very essential. Remember the key for a successful term is dedication, commitment, and leadership. I wish you the best of luck for the rest of your term!!

MICHAEL TRAN AWARDS CHAIR

Yours in Service, Michael Tran

DISTRICT CLUB |OF THE| MONTH

CONGRATULATION TO

RIDGEVIEW HS (RUBY DIVISION)

FOR YOUR SERVICE AND HARDWORK IN REACHING OUT TO YOUR COMMUNITY Congratulations Ridgeview High School!! It’s amazing that you guys raised so much in one month! I would also like to commend you guys on your participation in divisional service events and club service projects. Great way to start off the year! Don’t give up and keep striving till the end of the term!!

MICHAEL TRAN AWARDS CHAIR

Yours in Service, Michael Tran

DIVISONS MEMBERS OF THE MONTH//OFFICERS OF THE MONTH DIVISION Crystal

OOTM

MOTM Helen Arias (Bravo)

N/A

Colin Dinsmore (Torrance)

Gaelen Waar (Narbonne)

Megan Modina (Otay Ranch)

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Louis Sun (Glen A. Wilson)

Skye Rummer (St. Lucyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s)

Jade

Kenneth Phan (Richmond)

Joshua Pineda (Hercules)

Jet

Larry Lam (La Quinta)

Thompson Au (Los Amigos)

N/A

Jazmin Hernandez (East Bakersfield)

Andrew Rosette (East Union)

Calvin Hu (El Capitan)

Mattea Pulido (Camarillo)

Niko Ford (Foothill Technology)

Diamond Emerald

Ruby Sapphire Turquoise

SUMMER SERVICES

BEACH PALOOZA

07/24/2015 -Crystal, Diamond, Goldstone and Jet met and cleaned Seal Beach for an hour -We had a spirit battle after and Goldstone won after District Board discussed who should win the spirit stick -Goldstone left at 1PM but Crystal, Diamond and Jet stayed and played ice breakers -IDEA: plan a beach clean-up for the club and pick up trash for service hours

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FAN FOR THE STAND

-University from Crystal Divison helped out the Special Olympics -Members stood on the side of the bleachers and cheered for the athletes -Made heatlhy sandwiches to distribute to the participants and members

ART WALK 07/17/2015

-Foothill Technology from the Turquoise Division helped out at the event -Helped direct traffic, set up, and assist in running the event --TIP: advertise your events well in order for members to attend to gain service hours!

DONATION DRIVE 07/31/2015

On July 31st, PVPHS Kiwin’s stood in front of Pavilions -- a local supermarket -- from 7:00AM to 12:00PM holding a donation drive. We asked for nicely used school supplies or even money for incoming customers. Our goal was to reach supplies or money donation up to approximately $100. We raised a total of $163.50 overpassing our goal.

CHAFFEY LIBRARY HELP 07/27/2015 On 27 July 2015 – 31 July 2015, Chaffey High School KIWIN’S members assisted the librarians at the Chaffey High School library pack up textbooks. They also helped prepare for the summer school courses, next school year courses, and the next school year’s class sets.

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CNH KIWIN’S DRAWSTRING BAGS LA QUINTA HIGH SCHOOL IN STOCK: TILL SEPTEMBER $8/EACH SOROS CHOK/FACEBOOK

JET PINS & ELIMINATE PINS JET/EDISON HIGH SCHOOL IN STOCK: ALL YEAR $1/EACH MICHELLE HWANG/714.316.9780

MANATEE CREWNECKS JET DIVISION IN STOCK: FALL RALLY & ON PRESALE: $20/EACH REGULAR: $25/EACH RENEE SU/FACEBOOK

KIWIN’S CREWNECK GLEN A. WILSON IN STOCK: AUGUST-OCT. 25 PRESALE: $22/EACH REGULAR: $27/EACH ASHLEY KIM/FACEBOOK/ 213.663.6959

40 “ASK ME HOW I FEEL” BANGIN’ BACKPACKS SERGERSTROM HIGH SCHOOL IN STOCK: ALL YEAR PRESALE: $20/EACH REGULAR: $25/EACH LEANNE NGO/FACEBOOK/ 714.474.5179

KIWIN’S LANYARD GOLDSTONE/GAWHS IN STOCK: TILL FALL RALLY PRESALE: $6/EACH REGULAR: $7/EACH AFTER SEPT. ASHLEY KIM/213.663.6959

JET MANATEE PINS JET DIVISION IN STOCK: FALL RALLY $1/EACH TAMNHI MAI/FACEBOOK

ONE FAMILY. ONE MISSION. ONE WORD. KIWINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S JADE WONG 2015-2016 District Governor kiwins.dgov@gmail.com (626) 688-9844

SENA JI 2015-2016 Crystal LtG kiwins.crystalltg@gmail.com (213) 235-5797

RICHIE CHU 2015-2016 Jet LtG kiwins.jetltg@gmail.com (760) 622-3666

TIFFANY NGUYEN 2015-2016 District Secretary kiwins.dsec@gmail.com (714) 340-6036

ANTHONY OREJANA 2015-2016 Diamond LtG kiwins.diamondltg@gmail.com (224) 766-0730

GRISEL MEZA 2015-2016 Ruby LtG kiwins.rubyltg@gmail.com (661) 437-1260

KATHY BUI 2015-2016 District Treasurer kiwins.dtreasurer@gmail.com (714) 725-248

DANILENE PRODON REBA MATTHEWS 2015-2016 Emerald LtG 2015-2016 Sapphire LtG kiwins.emeraldltg@gmail.com kiwins.sapphireltg@gmail.com (619) 395-2429 (209) 244-0911

ANDREA HU SOPHIA UEMURA ELISE UMETSU 2015-2016 District Bulletin Editor 2015-2016 Goldstone LtG 2015-2016 Turquoise LtG kiwins.dbuled@gmail.com kiwins.goldstoneltg@gmail.com kiwins.turquoiseltg@gmail.com (626) 400-3983 (626) 623-8609 (805) 910-9951 NICOLETTE CRUZ 2015-2016 Jade LtG kiwins.jadeltg@gmail.com (925) 550-9260 MEGHAN HERNANDEZ 2015-2016 MD&E Chair kiwins.memdev@gmail.com (626) 483-6246

MICHAEL TRAN CAROLYN LE 2015-2016 Awards Chair 2015-2016 K Family Chair kiwins.dawardschair@gmail.com kiwins.dkfamilychair@gmail.com (714) 902-7080 (714) 235-0555 CHARISSA NGUYEN 2015-2016 Convention Chair kiwins.conchair@gmail.com (714) 659-2043

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KEVIN SON 2015-2016 Technology Chair kiwins.techchair@gmail.com (702) 328-6302