D19S October 2017 Newsletter

D19S Beastie Bunny Times 2017-2018 September 2017 | Volume 5 | Issue 5

CNH District | Region 8 | Division 19 South

4. letter from the LTG 5. message from the DNE 6. division goals 7. division updates?

8-14. club articles 15. upcoming events 16-17. Division Recognition 18-23. CM flyers 24-25. fall rally is here!

26-29. contact information 30. Thanks for reading!

In this Issue...

Message from the LTG Hello Beastie Bunnies!!!!

I hope you all had a wonderful month! I'd like to start by thanking you all for a successful month of September! Some of my favorite highlights of the month was seeing everyone at our last DCM where we learned our second official Fall Rally Cheer and seeing everyone at the LA AIDS Walk!

I'd like to take this time to give you all a reminder of some upcoming events. Fall Rally is coming up very soon so please be attentive to information being sent out in the coming weeks! In this issue, there will be pages dedicated to explaining what Fall Rally is and the upcoming prep events that are mandatory to attend. .

Thank you everyone, for all that you guys do and I'll HOP to see you soon!!

Hopping with service, Christopher Kao D19S Lieutenant Governer

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Message from the DNE What's hopping D19S?!

I hope your day, week, and month has been going swell!

This month, we had significant events such as the LA aids walk, with so many key clubbers showing up for support, our monthly DCM with a lovely turnout, and the hard work shown at the Manhattan Beach Fair. It was amazing to see so many returners and new bunnies coming to events with so much spirit and dedication to Key Club!

Fall Rally is right around the corner everyone, so get ready for the one of the biggest events of the year! Please read the information about Fall Rally South in this newsletter and in upcoming emails if you are attending and/or curious about what this event is.

Thank you all for such an awesome month!

Hopping to opportunities, Asumi Shuda D19S Division News Editor

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Division Goals Raise $500 for PTP Complete 12,000 hours for the year Raise $300 for MNJ

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District Updates?

Key Club International Site: http://www.keyclub.org/home.aspx

Key Club Cyberkey: http://www.keyclub.org/

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Club Articles

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Torrance Community On October 7 and 8, Division 19 South had a fundraiser for PTP. Shifts varied from 10am-12pm, 12pm-2pm, 2pm-4pm, and 4pm-6pm. LTG Christopher Kao and Executive Assistant Lenny Kuang showed up before 10am to set-up the game booth. The game is “Bucket Toss�, where tennis balls are thrown into strategically hung buckets. A certain amount of tennis balls made into the bucket correspond to what size prize you can win.

Sizes varied from mini, small, medium and large. $1 will give one tennis ball (1/1), $2 will grant three throws (3/3), $5 with will give you nine throws (7/9), and $10 will give you 20 throws (15/20). People varying from all ages would try to win a prize at our game. Whether they win or lose the game, they will always get a mini prize. One prize per customer.

Andrew Loreto 9

Narbonne

This month of October, Narbonne Key Club volunteered to clean up at the Seaside Heroes Park on Saturday, October 14. Once we arrived at the park, we were given tools and were instructed to pull out the weeds near the walkway of the park. We managed to take out various weed patches from one side of the park since the weeds took a long time to pull out. While we were pulling weeds, we found a couple of slugs in the dirt, and we just moved them out of the way so we won’t accidentally smash them. Afterwards, we removed old vines from the walls and put the weeds and vines in the trash.

Aliya Llanes

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North Torrance

This month from September 29th-October 1st, North High Key Club volunteered at the St. Catherine Laboure Church Fiesta. Volunteers signed in and were sent to different areas to help out at the fair. . This event was a really memorable experience as for many of our volunteers were new members, the St. Catherine’s Fiesta being one of their first high school service events. Our club definitely saw this event as a success and found that many of our newer members very much enjoyed meeting new people through our club and through this event. Knowing that, we will absolutely volunteer with St. Catherine’s the next time the fair comes around!

Ceina Tiqui, Erica Yanagida 11

PV Peninsula

PVPHS Key Club participated in in the Payless Shoe Event where the children of families that can't afford new shoes and school supplies were able to choose a new pair of shoes to their liking. Our Key Clubbers helped measure and choose from the variety of shoes for the children. Putting a smile on the kid's faces when they found a shoe that they liked was more than enough reason to have purpose to serve. This event was made possible by many founders and we couldn't have made the children smile without them.

Ashley Liang

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Redondo Union

This month, we really focused on establishing the new school year’s key club and getting new members engaged and involved. We had hundreds of member sign ups on club sign up day, and our first meeting was the following Tuesday. We also had service events. At the Alzheimer's walk, we helped set up booths that would be used for vendors and advertisers during the walk and worked at some of these booths, providing services to the walkers and answering questions. We had the Pumpkins in the Park, at which we set up and ran games for local kids as well as cleaning up. We volunteered at the Hermosa Beach Women’s Club Pancake Breakfast, bussing tables and serving as well as running activities for the kids. We have been busy getting ready for the year up ahead and can’t wait to see what will come next!

Emily Coneybeare 13

Carson Complex

One event Carson Complex Key Club volunteered and participated during the past month of September was the Global Energy event. This event took place on Saturday, September 23 at the Northgate Gonzalez Markets in Wilmington, CA. Participants were given the obligation of passing out bibs to runners of the marathon and carrying boxes.

Stacy Estabilio, a volunteer, reported “I believe this event was helpful and that we contributed to the community by gathering together and doing a small act to create a big impact for those doing the race. This event benefits our club it brings people together and we get to interact with one another as well as returning the favor and providing service to the community.�

Caitlin David 14

Upcoming Events OCTOBER 29

Sketcher's Friendship Walk

NOVEMBER 4

Joint Spirit Rally with 19N

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Spirit Night

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FALL RALLY SOUTH 15

Division Recognition Kenneth Dayrit

“Kenneth has been doing so much for our club. He puts out fundraisers and guides new members to help them feel at home. Even though he is not an “official” board member, he participates and supports us whenever we need help”

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Celina Tiqui

“Celina has helped North High Key Club by putting us in communication with the Torrance Memorial Hospital in order for us to set up the candy drive. She was also one of the main planners for the Halloween party fundraiser we'll be having! Not only that, but she ensures that the visuals and articles are in on time every single month!�

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Fall Rally is here!

What is Fall Rally?

Fall Rally is an annual event which marks the middle of each term and emphasizes the importance of funding the Pediatric Trauma Program. Thousands of Key Clubbers from around the southern part of the District gather at "Six Flags Magic Mountain" to meet new people from different divisions, support the Pediatric Trauma Program, show just how much spirit your division is capable of, and finally have fun!

When and Where is Fall Rally?

Fall Rally South will be located at Six Flags Magic Mountain on November 11th, 2017. It will be from 10:30am to 8:00pm.

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How to prep for Fall Rally Coming up is a joint Spirit Rally with D19N on November 4th. Location and time is temporarily tentative. During this gathering, we will be able to get to know our other half, D19N! There will also be a Spirit night on November 10th with time and location still to be announced. These two event are mandatory for those who wish to attend Fall Rally, so make sure to show up!

What is the Pediatric Trauma Program?

It is a program sponsored by the Kiwanis CNH Foundation that organized projects in order to reduce the number of children affected by Pediatric Trauma.

The funds we make go to our local hospitals, grants to Kiwanis and SLP clubs, and PTP safety items.

HOP to see you all there!

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DLT Contact Info Christopher Kao Lieutenant Governer d19s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (310)619-7110

Lenny Kuang Executive Assistent d19s.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (626)679-0223

Vivian Wong Executive Assistent d19s.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (424)327-1736

Anne Tsai Executive Assistent d19s.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (310)634-9365

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Asumi Shuda Division News Editor d19s.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com (562)618-1289

Christine Sy Division Publicist christineesyy@gmail.com (310)483-8766

Corey TablanÂ

Spirit Coordinator corey.keyclub@gmail.com (310)863-7633

Victoria Walker Service Projects Coordinator vrwalker24@gmail.com (424)384-8458

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President Contact Info Kyle Tanimura PV Peninsula kyle.tanimura@gmail.com (310)757-3093

Brenda Hernandez

Jennifer Swartz Mira Costa jaswartz.swartz11@gmail.com (424)339-9069

Melissa Cruz

North Torrance Narbonne brendadanielafm@gmail.com cmel38943@gmail.com (310619-6203 (323)245-2820

Eloise Belandres Bishop Montgomery eabelandres@yahoo.com (310)406-7322

Jannely Nunez Carson Complex jannely200@gmail.com (310)799-2182

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Hailey JaramillaÂ

Anita Wong

Mary Star hj0269@marystarhigh.com (310)850-8986

Torrance Community anitawongsterr@gmail.com (310)906-7429

Kelly Lee

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West Torrance kellejlee@gmail.com (213)900-9058

HTPA lco2701@gmail.com (310)800-3423

Alyssa Yung Redondo alyssayung00@gmail.com (310)963-2543

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Please BEE green and do NOT print this newsletter

Thanks for Reading!