GEMS
September 2015
VOL. 1 ISS. 6
CNH KIWIN’S 32nd District of Key Club International
CONTENTS COVER PHOTO/DOWNEY KIWIN’S CONTENTS PHOTO/ST. LUCY’S KIWIN’S
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HELLO MESSAGES 2015-2016 International Trustee &District Treasurer LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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GOVERNOR’S CORNER
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DIVISION/CLUB FEATURE 07-08 2015-2016 DISTRICT BOARD DISTRICT PROJECTS PARTNERS IN SERVICE
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HOW TO UTILIZE LOCAL KIWANIS 23-24 KEY LEADER & DUES
GRANTS & ROSE FLOAT PTP, YOF
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DCON 2016 & KCI 29-30 SEPTEMBER RECOGNITION 31-38 ARF, Intro Message, District MOTM/OOTM/Club, Division MOTMs/OOTMs FALL RALLY PREVIEW 39-46 MERCHANDISE 47-48
editor’s message Hi! I hope you guys are adapting to school because I’m not...HAHA. There is a month left till Fall Rally!!! I’m pumped up and I can’t wait to see everyone! This month’s newsletter includes many information on club resources. We have a lot of advice and how-to’s. Please look forward to it and I hope you enjoy the September issue of GEMS!
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GREETINGS AND HELLO Anastasia Slepukhova Key Club International Trustee Alabama/CNH KIWIN’S/New York
Happy Fall CNH KIWIN’S! I know just how busy yours lives have gotten now that school has commenced, but the start of schools also marks the start of Key Club! Can you believe it?! Are you ready for another great year of service? The secret to having a large club is having an awesome recruitment drive in the beginning of the year, to start off strong. As you plan and conduct your Club Rushes and first meetings, remember to plan everything around the members, with large fellowship and service components. Plaster your school walls with posters, make cool videos & pass out fliers! You can make first year members feel special by organizing welcome ceremony for them & inviting their parents along with local Kiwanians. Make meetings move by having guest speakers, ice breakers, food and mini service projects. However, the most important thing to remember is to greet every member with a big smile and allow your passion for KIWIN’S and service to exuberate as you share it with them. I am very excited to announce that your clubs will receive the Key Club magazine sometime this month! Unfortunately, many advisors don’t pass them out unless asked by a member so if you have not yet received your magazine, please be sure to ask your faculty adviser! I would also like to mention that the Key Club magazine is one of the main Directives for the International Committee for Internal 0vDevelopment, for which I am the chair of. If you have any feedback on the magazine, or any ideas with how we can improve it, please be sure to email me and let me know. Another important update to mention is that the Membership Update Center(MUC) will open on Monday, September 14th for clubs to begin to register their paid members and officers. It is very important that your clubs are in good standing in order to receive all of the benefits of our awesome organization! If you have any problems with the MUC or any other aspects of the Dues Collection process, please don’t hesitate to let me know. Finally, I wanted to wish you all the best of luck with your District, Divisional, Club & individual goals. Your District Board has been working tirelessly to make many resources available, to make your jobs easier. Be sure to check them out as they are filled with a wealth
of useful information that will make project planning and fundraising that much efficient. Unfortunately, we only have half a year left until the District Convention. Don’t take any moment for granted because time flies by faster than any of us want it to. Thank you so much for all that you do, everybody! Keep up the hard work, push to get those dues in, and have a lovely month! I really hope you all attend your Fall Rallies & have a great time with your friends & Lt.Governoers. As always, if you need anything at all, I’m only an email or phone call away. Yours in Service, Anastasia Slepukhova slepukhova.anastasia@gmail.com
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OS Kathy Bui CNH KIWIN’S District Treasurer Hellooo CNH KIWIN’S!! It is your fave District Treasurer here and in the next two minutes you will get to go along my KIWIN’S journey and find out why I am so passionate about our little Ohana. But first the mandatory “all about me’s” are in order so without further ado… My favorite foods are street tacos, sushi, and burgers; my favorite sport is shopping; I love to paint in my free time; and I love watching The Office and Psych. I am attending my fourth and final year of high school at Edison High in Huntington Beach, and am part of the rowdy Jet Jet Jet! Division. In the future I hope to pursue a career in either business or international law but for now I am still trudging through the murky swamps of SATs and college applications. My beginning in KIWIN’S was not an unlikely one. I had preexisting friends in the club so I naturally gravitated towards the meetings during lunch on Thursdays simply because all my friends would be there. The KIWIN’S club at Edison was diminutive when I first joined freshman year. Events were attended mostly by just board members and they held no real sense of passion for the club. It was apparent to the members that this club was just another filler on their college application and they could care less about its success. However, the next year something changed. Board members were funny, vibrant, and inclusive. Edison KIWIN’S had its first successful fundraiser in years, and the treasurer brought the club to new heights, and she is still someone who inspires me today. Fast forward to the end of sophomore year, no one was running for the position of Club Treasurer and I was peer pressured by friends to run, and I ultimately did it as a favor for my best friend who was running for Club President (Richie Chu if that rings a bell for anyone). I really fell in love with KIWIN’S during my term. I was
mind blown at how inclusive and caring everyone was at my first Divisional Council Meeting. I had never met a group of people who were all friends with each other regardless of grade level or appearances. Everyone had such a huge variety of interests and talents yet were bonded by the love of service and community. I swear I blanked out for a minute and it was like everyone started spitting mad fire from “Stick to the Quo”. From then, the rest is history. I ran for District Board because I really wanted to be on a level that I could reach out to members and inspire them like I was. To see someone truly passionate and in love with an organization like KIWIN’S is mesmerizing and to experience it personally is truly a life changing experience. KIWIN’S has given me so much and the only regret I have is not joining it earlier. Yours in Service, Kathy Bui kiwins.dtreasurer@gmail.com
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Q: Why is this year’s theme for DCON a circus? A: District Board wanted to focus on service and a type of celebration for our 40th year as a district. Thus, “Cirque du Service: The 40th Spectacular”-our District Convention theme slogan-hits the bulls eye for all the criteria. Q: How do District Committees work? A: District Committees are assigned by the District Governor and the Committee Heads are composed of District Board. The committee members are chosen through an application process in the beginning of the term and what each committee does is assigned through directives by the District Governor.
Q: How are Lieutenant Governors elected? A:Lieutenant Governors are elected on a divisional level during Conclave in the month of March. They make a speech in front of their division and the division appoints two members from each school as representatives for election.
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SEPTEMBER 2015 GOVERNOR’S CORN Hello everyone! I cannot believe it’s already October!! I hope we have a lot of new members reading this, so if you happen to be one, I would just like to introduce myself as Jade Wong, serving as the 2015-2016 Governor! I am currently a senior in high school and this is my 4th year in the organization. I would just like to give you a warm welcome into the KIWIN’S Ohana! I promise if you invest in the leadership, service, fellowship, and fun, this organization will change your life! So some of what I’ve done for the past month of September includes the following: •Executive Board Call on 9/17/15 •Appointed Board call on 9/18/15 •Lieutenant Governor call on 9/19/15 •Student Board call on 9/20/15 •Attended my sponsoring Kiwanis Club’s Installation Dinner on 9/26/15 •Released Governor Newsletter to Presidents on 10/3/15 •Chose Winner of the #septemberkiwinspresident challenge on 10/3/15 (Congrats Ashley Abing) •Updated Committee Directives on 10/7/15 •Went to my sponsoring Kiwanis Club’s first meeting on 10/7/15 (Also ransomed her bell and gavel for $$) •Sent Governor Update #10 to
District Board on 10/8/15 •Attended a meeting with Fullerton YMCA as a potential chartering organization on 10/6/15 •Executive Board Call on 10/9/15 •Appointed Board call on 10/9/15 •Fall Rally Weekly Call on 10/9/15 •Lieutenant Governor call on 10/10/15 •Student Board call on 10/11/15 •Attended the Kiwanis District Trustee Meeting on 10/11/15 •Reviewed Committee Report Forms •Reviewed September PRFs •Had a Trustee Call with Anastasia •Helped choose Key Leader Scholarship Winner •Helped choose member, officer, and club of the month.
Fall Rally is our biggest fund our Minor Empahsis, Pedia Program! Our District Goa ALL proceeds made from a the rally and from the Knot to PTP, which helps buy ne equipement for hospitals, tr provide grants to do PTP se projects, and scholarships! F experience, I can definitely s is an experience you cannot anywhere else as you will be your heart out, meeting peo over California, and having at Knott’s! If you would like more info about date, time, location, a please talk to me or your LT
Some of the things I am planning to do this following month include: •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 •Attend a City Council Meeting •Review President Report Forms •Make calls with the presidents •Attend my sponsoring Kiwanis Club meetings •Participate in PTP week with my home club!!
This month’s quote is actual quote! : “The best way to find yourse yourself in the service of oth -Mahatma Gandhi
Besides this, I would just like to shamelessly advertise for Fall Rally!
Yours in Service,
Jade Wong Cal-Nev-Ha KIWIN’S Dist Governor 2015-2016 Glen A. Wilson High Scho Goldstone Division KIWIN’S 32nd District of International 6266889844
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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MONTHLY DIVISON FEATURE Ashely Abing President St. Lucy’s Goldstone Division
The month of September has been such a collaborative and productive effort from Goldstone! It is evident that the tight-knit sentiment within the division had been strengthened. On September 12th, they held their first ever interclub service project with Circle K at California Polytechnic University (Cal Poly Pomona), called Strings of Friendship. The high school KIWIN’S clubs were given the opportunity to meet Circle K college students to make friendship bracelets that will be distributed to foster children in the district of Merced. As the academic school year had just commenced, many attendees were new, incoming KIWIN’S members. Working with the Circle K
members allowed the KIWINers to recognize that the service does not have to conclude in high school— they can continue the journey of service they embarked on throughout their lives. On September 19th, Goldstone hosted its September DCM at Sycamore Canyon Park in Diamond Bar. The DCM was followed by a service project to create care packages for the homeless. Additionally, members were given the opportunity to engage in friendly competition amongst themselves in a scavenger hunt. Different Goldstone cheers were hidden throughout the park by Divisional Executive Assistant, Allana Elarmo and St. Lucy’s Priory Publicity and Awards Chair, Heather Robles. After all five cheers had been acquired, the
winning team was required to recite the cheers correctly, which would then earn them various prizes chosen by Lieutenant Governor, Sophia Uemura. Afterwards, each member created care packages with the supplies each school was designated to bring, such as shampoo, razors, deodorant, toothbrushes, snacks, etc. Packages were sent home with club presidents to be donated to their local homeless shelters. A series of competitive ice breakers entertainingly concluded the event.
MONTHLY CLUB FEATURE Angela Nguyen President Fountain Valley Jet Division
Fountain Valley KIWIN’S had a very exciting past month. It started off with Club Rush on September 9th through September 11th, where we were able to gain about 300 sign ups! We cheered our hearts out and shared our welcoming KIWIN’S spirit. On September 14th, we had our very first club meeting with about 237 people! To show the new members how amazing KIWIN’S is, we planned many events for the month. The events had high attendance numbers and good vibes so we knew that the members enjoyed them. We had a total of 7 service events ending off with 344 hours for the month! One of the events that we volunteered at was the Moon Festival where members helped set up the event and pass out art supplies to the children who were doing the Art Contest. We also volunteered at the Hyundai Hope on Wheels Run/Walk at the Fountain Valley Sports Complex. Members were able to help out in multiple jobs such as registration of races and volunteers, cheering on the runners, production assistance, etc. We were able to gain a lot of new members during these past events and are looking forward to showing them the KIWIN’S world!
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09 executive DISTRICT GOVERNOR DISTRICT SECRETARY
DISTRICT TREASURER
DISTRICT BULLETIN EDITOR
2015-2016 DI
10 LTGs CRYSTAL
EMERALD DIAMOND
GOLDSTONE
JET JADE
TURQUOISE
RUBY SAPPHIRE
ISTRICT BOARD
11 appointed board AWARDS CHAIR
CONVENTION CHAIR
TECHNOLOGY CHAIR
K FAMILY & FOUNDATION CHAIR
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION CHAIR
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CONGRATS CECILIA NGUYEN FOR WINNING THE KEY LEADER SCHOLARSHIP!
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16 THE ELIMINATE PROJECT RECOGNITION UNITY AWARD ● ●
Donation: Kiwanis club US$500+, KIWIN’S club US$500+ Be sure your local Kiwanis club has agreed to participate and work with your KIWIN’S Club
GLOBAL SERVICE SOCIETY ● ●
Donation per-member average: US$50 (Gold); US$25 (Silver); US$10 (Bronze) Idea: Set a donation challenge for your club and go for the gold!
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Donation: US$1,000+ Lives saved/protected: 550+ Idea: Plan a unique fundraiser to rally your club to raise US$1,000 What clubs receive: An annually themed 1K Club banner patch, special recognition at district conventions and recognition in The Eliminate Project
TRICK-OR-TREAT UNICEF BANNER PATCH ●
Clubs that raise and submit more than US$250 by December 31 will receive a special banner patch. So don’t forget to send in the funds you raise by the deadline!
ELIMIDALLION ● Donation: US$625+ ● Lives saved/protected: 350+ ● Idea: Honor an advisor, administrator or special individual with this award.
District Project- Eliminate ● Awarded at District Convention ● Tell us about your successful Eliminate Week!
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SEPT.-OCT. 2015
FALL RALLY CHIDREN’S BOOK DRIVE
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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.
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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.
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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
CNH KIWIN’S Rose Float Decorating Day: December 19th, 2015 Time: 9AM—5PM Location: 700 Seco, St, Pasadena, California 91103 Sign Up: Inform your Club President and Lieutenant Governor by December 5th, 2015 if you would like to attend. Do not sign up on the website. Slots are specifically reserved for KIWIN’S during this time and day. Remember that members will be receiving a free shirt! Also, bring lots of layers as it will be very cold!
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Key Club International? Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. It is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through service to others. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. 31 Countries. 5,000 clubs. 260,000 members.
KIWIN'S Role in KCI? Cal-Nev-Ha KIWIN'S serves as the 32nd District of Key Club International (KCI). As a district in KCI, every KIWIN'S member has the duty to follow the core values while forming themselves into an ideal leader throughout their journey in the organization. Geographically, there are two districts in the California, Nevada, and Hawaii regions. Together, both sister districts should work together as a whole to create long lasting memories as well as to make a difference in Key Club International.
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FEATURED ARF
JET DIVISION|FOUNTAIN VALLEY CLUB HISTORIAN//carol wann
event/MOON FESTIVAL date/september 19, 2015 On Saturday, September 19th, Fountain Valley KIWIN’S gathered at the Nguoi Viet Community Hall at 8:00 A.M. to volunteer at the annual Moon Festival hosted by the Vietnamese American Arts & Letters Association. VAALA is a community based, non-profit organization that organizes cultural events to spread pride of their heritage. At this event, members were able to participate is a numerous amount of tasks. There were jobs such as setting up chairs and
tables, passing out supplies, helping the art contest, working with the children, and of course, cleaning up once the event was over. This was the first event of the year for FV KIWIN’S and we had many new members show up. It was a great opportunity to help the community while meeting new people. The event ended promptly at 11:00 A.M.
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SEPTEMBER RECOGNITION
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DISTRICT MEMBER |OF THE| MONTH
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CONGRATULATIONS to ANTHONY SAEFONG
{OAKLAND HS/JADE DIVISION} thank you for your hardwork and dedication to service
Congratulation Anthony!! Thanks for taking the effort in attending event although rides may be a tough situation for you. Also your contribution to the club is amazing! Great job on helping the new members learn about KIWINS!!
MICHAEL TRAN AWARDS CHAIR
Yours in Service, Michael Tran
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DISTRICT OFFICER |OF THE| MONTH
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CONGRATULATIONS to
KOURTNEY NGUYEN
{TURQUOISE DIVISION/CAMARILLO HS} FOR YOUR HARDWORK AND DEDICATION TO SERVICE
Congratulations Kourtn`ey!!! It must be nice running around in the Turtle suit. Anyways great job on pulling club rush together although it might’ve been pushed back. Also good job on maintaining the communication with your members and the club.
MICHAEL TRAN AWARDS CHAIR
Yours in Service, Michael Tran
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DISTRICT CLUB |OF THE| MONTH
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
CAMARILLO HS (TURQUOISE DIVISION) FOR YOUR SERVICE AND HARDWORK IN REACHING OUT TO YOUR COMMUNITY
Congratulations Camarillo HS!! It’s really great to see the number of members increase!! Good job on executing club rush as it gathered a numerous amount of members to the first meeting!! Your board shows great innovation and communication skills which makes members engaged and have a successful year!!
MICHAEL TRAN AWARDS CHAIR
Yours in Service, Michael Tran
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DIVISONS MEMBERS OF THE MONTH//OFFICERS OF THE MONTH DIVISION Crystal Diamond Emerald Goldstone
MOTM
OOTM
Andrew Lee (Fairfax)
Justin Felipe (Bravo)
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Gaelen Waar (Narbonne)
Sithara Dinugala (Otay)
Megan Modina (Otay)
Leon Gu (Wilson)
Catie Casalme (St. Lucy’s)
Jade
Anthony Saefong (Oakland) Katie Hin (Oakland)
Jet
Gaby Orlando (OCSA
Tommy Le (Segerstrom)
Callin Mothershed (Ridgeview)
Jocylen Alacron (East)
Arreb Ali (East Union)
Yer Chang (Merced)
Dominic DuMont (Foothill Technology)
Kourtney Nguyen (Camarillo)
Ruby Sapphire Turquoise
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FALL RALLY PREVIEW PRICES PLACES DATES
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NORTH MANTECA PARK $10/LATE $15 SOUTH WILLIAM PEAK PARK $10/LATE $15 $50 WITH KNOTTS
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Essentials of a Club Newsletter The main point of a club newsletter is to have an easily accessible document to go over the club’s accomplishments during the month and for the upcoming month. The list below layout the basic essentials! Start out with an introduction letter from your president of vice presidents laying out your club’s accomplishments so far & upcoming ones! Have recaps of your past club events & fundraisers along with appealing pictures capturing the highlights of the event Advertise for future club & divisional events & fundraisers by providing all basic information. You could do this by listing them out or setting up a calendar Have special spotlights to recognize your member of the month & club ot the month . The last page should be the contact information of your club board, so members have a way to communicate you if they have any questions.
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CLUB COMMITTEE APPLICATION
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MERCHANDISE
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
48 “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
Vintage Limited Edition Kiwanis Rose Float Pins & Others GOLDSTONE DIVISION IN STOCK: ALL YEAR $2/EACH FOR PIN $5/ EACH FOR SHIRT $10/EACH FOR D SHIRT SOPHIA UEMURA/626.623.8609
ONE FAMILY. ONE MISSION. ONE WORD. KIWIN’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
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