D19S September 2017 Newsletter

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D19S Beastie Bunny Times 2017-2018 August 2017 | Volume 5 | Issue 4

Cali-nev-ha district | Region 8 | Division 19 South

In this Issue...

04 Letter from the LTG 05 Editor's Message 06 Division Goals 07 Club Articles 12 District Updates? 13 July Recognition 14 RTC is Here!

15-16 Upcoming Events 17-18 DLT Contact Info 19-20 President Contact Info 21 Thanks for Reading!

Letter from the LTG Greetings Division 19 South!

I hope you all are doing well in school! As the term rolls into the fall, Key Club gets busier and busier through preparations for winter and Fall Rally! I want to remind you all to pace your school work with key club and to always plan ahead for events that you wish to attend!

Thank you everyone that attended September DCM!! It was amazing to see all the new faces and for everyone to go crazy with the cheers. Please be on the lookout for division service events coming up in September and please make sure to attend the 2017-2018 RTC!!!

Hoppin' with service, Christopher Kao D19S Lieutenant Governer

Editor's Message What's hopping D19S? I hope everyone's been having a wonderful September!

The school year has officially begun, so most of you will be busy with your studies and such. However, please continue to be commited to Key Club! This is the time to starting advertising D19S and your home club, and get new members to join!

We just recently had our September DCM! It was an amazing event with new cheers and a *cue whistles* a homecoming proposal!

We have many upcoming events right around the corner, so get ready to get some service hours!

I know many schools have had or is going to have club rush, so make sure to advertise Key Club there! It's the best way to enroll new members, so make sure to show your spirit and display Key Club to the best of your ability.

That's all for now! Continue to be PRO-ACTIVE and make sure to be up to date with service hours. Stay connected to 19S through our social platforms to stay updated!

Talk to y'all soon :) Hoppin' to opportunities,

Asumi Shuda D19S Division News Editor

Division Goals Raise $6500 for PTP Complete 12,000 hours for the year Raise $300 for MNT

Club Articles

Mary Star Two major volunteer events that occurred for Mira Costa in the month of August was Conquer Our Run and a park clean up. Conquer Our Run was hosted on August 5th in north Manhattan Beach early in the morning. It was a small race to raise money for bread cancer foundations and lupus. Costa had five members volunteer to take pictures of the runners and hand them water and medals.

Towards the end of August, Costa teamed up with Bishop Montgomery for a park clean up and dog toy making event at Wilson Park. New member Sloan Cooksey said that she enjoyed the event and can’t wait to see what Key Club has to offer. The six other volunteers cleaned up the park as much as they could and enjoyed making the dog toys.

Costa will be sure to participate in these again in the promotion of foundations and environmental awareness.

Jennifer Swartz

Mira Costa President

Torrance Community  This Month on August 29, Torrance Community Key Club volunteered at the Club Info Day for the incoming freshmen. The officer board got together and made a tri-fold board explaining what Key Club is about and what Key Club does in preparation for this event. The shifts started at 2:20pm and ended at 2:45pm. The officer board ran the booth by promoting the club in ways like talking about fundraisers and how Key Club helps the community.

This event was a fun experience and very beneficial for the Torrance Community Key Club Officer Board since the board had a chance to bond with each other while working together to recruit members. Andrew Loreto Torrance Community Historian

Narbonne This month of September, Narbonne Key Club volunteered at our school by helping our teacher, Ms. Perry, clean up the school garden. Multiple volunteers volunteered from 3:15 to 5:00 pm cleaning different parts of the garden. In the beginning, a couple of volunteers were assigned to remove the weeds from the cotton and roses and others were assigned to cut dead branches and leaves from trees. Afterwards, we did simpler tasks such as raking the leaves and watering the newly weeded out plants. We ended cleaning up the garden by throwing out all the dead leaves and making sure all the tools went back to its proper place in the shed. Ms. Perry was very thankful for having us volunteer at her garden, and how we made “everything easier for myself and my gardening students” by helping clean up.

Aliya Llanes

Narbonne Historian

North Torrance This month on August 12-13, North High Key Club volunteered at the Gardena Buddhist Church’s annual Obon Festival with shifts starting at 12:00pm and ending at 10:00pm. Volunteers were stationed at different sections of the festival, sometimes switching for different shifts. Some booths that volunteers were stationed at included the Spam Musubi booth, Dango booth, Craft Boutique, Games Booth, Teriyaki Booth, and Bingo Area. This event was a truly fun experience as volunteers from all over came to help out at the festival. When asked about the event, Kyle Abalos, one of the volunteers, states, “Even though I only took one shift, it was pretty fun all things considered.” Our club thinks that this event really helped strengthen our relationship with other service organizations in the area, as well as allowed us to learn a little bit more about Japanese culture. We have volunteered at the Obon Festival every year and we will definitely return again next summer!

Celina Tiqui and Erica Yanagida

North Torrance Historians

District Updates?

Key Club International Website: http://www.keyclub.org/home.aspx Key Club Cyberkey:Â http://www.keyclub.org/

Division Recognition MEMBER OF THE MONTH Delchi Chon "Delchi Chon has demonstrated an outstanding amount of spirit ever since she waltzed into her first meeting, bringing a renewed energy to the club and always keeping things hyped! Her unrelenting spirit and vivacious demeanor propels her to be the powerhouse of the club."

officer of the month Andrew loreto

"Andrew has completed each task set forth to him well and in a timely manner. He has even gone to edits videos for Key Club although it's not required. He makes sure his number one priority is to complete his duties and aids anyone that needs the help."

RTC is here!

What is RTC?

Region Training Conference (RTC) is an annual event where key clubbers in their designated regions come together to attend presentations and meet other people from other divisions. You will learn about key club as a whole, how it operates, what you can do to contribute to your division and club, officer positions, member recognition, etc. It's an extremely fun event to go to and you'll make new connections and walk out understanding much more about Key Club!

When and where will it take place?

RTC will be on Saturday, October 14th, at 11:00am-2:00pm. It will be held at Stephen M. White Middle School, and the address is 22102 Figueroa St, Carson, California 90745.

Additional Information?

There is a google form on the Division 19 South Key Club Facebook Page that those who will be attending RTC need to submit. The form is called "Region 8 PoKEYmon Training Conference". It says to pick presentations but don't worry about that unless you are scheduled to present. The form is due by Saturday, September 3rd, before 6:00pm.

HOP to see you all there!

Upcoming Events SEPTEMBER 30 Walk to End Alzheimer's

OCTOBER 7-9 Long Beach Marathon 15 LA AIDS Walk 29 Sketchers Friendship Walk

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

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

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

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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Thanks for Reading!