D19S Beastie Bunny Times 2017-2018
October 2017 | Volume 5 | Issue 6 1
In This Issue...
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1. Cover Page 2-3. In this Issue... 4. Letter from the LTG 5. Editor's Message 6. Division Goals 7. District Updates? 8-19. Club Articles 20-21. Upcoming Events 22-23. Division Recognition 24-27. Fall Rally South 2K17 28-29. DLT Contact Information 30-31. Presidents Contact Info 32. Thanks for Reading!
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Letter from the LTG Hello Division 19 South!!! First off I'd like to start with L-O-V-E I LOVE MY DIV!!! Thank you all for making this year's Fall Rally one of the best that we've ever been to. Never have I been more proud to serve such a beautiful and passionate Division. Although we weren't able to take home the spirit stick, you can all hold your head up high because we truly brought the heat. I hope that you made wonderful memories at Fall Rally and that it motivates you to strive more to serve the community! I'll be looking forward to seeing you all very soon! Sincerely, Papa Bun Chris Kao Lieutenant Governer
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Editor's Message What's hopping D19S?! I hope you all have had a wonderful month! First things first, we recently had Fall Rally South 2017! Fall Rally is one of the biggest, most anticipated events of every term, and this year did not disappoint. We had roughly 370 beastie bunnies attend, and our division made it to the semi finals at the Spirit session! It was amazing to see so many key clubbers from all around the district gather at Six Flags and celebrate the amount we as Key Club funded for the Pediatric Trauma Program. Thank you to all who came out and supported, and let's continue to work towards our goals for PTP, club, fundraising, and service hours! It's already November, oh how time flies by! Please continue to BEE pro-active with your studies, extracurriculars, and especially service! HOP to see you around, beastie bunnies!
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Hopping to opprotunities, Asumi Shuda Division News Editor
Division Goals Raise $6500 for the Pediatric Trauma Program Complete 12,000 hours for the term Raise $300 for MNJ
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District Updates?
Key Club International http://www.keyclub.org/home.aspx
Key Club Cyberkey http://www.keyclub.org/ 7
Club 8
Articles 9
Torrance Community On October 15, Division 19 South participated in the annual AIDS Walk in Los Angeles. Being one of the biggest events of the year, many Key Clubbers attended the walk to show their support into the fight against HIV and AIDS. The walk was a 5-mile walk that went around the entire area of Downtown Los Angeles. Division 19 North also came out to the walk to join their sister division, 19 South. The walk started at 9:45am and ended around 2:00pm. The event was raised over $1.4 and was supported not only by Key Club, but also other foundations and programs that joined hand in hand to find a cure and fight against HIV and AIDs. - Andrew LoretoHistorian 10
“Attending AIDS Walk really amazed me on how many people joined together to help fight against HIV and AIDS." - Andrew Loreto 11
Narbonne KC
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This month, Narbonne Key Club participated in an alley cleanup alongside Kiwins and the Habor City Neighborhood Council from 8 am to 12 pm near Panda Express. When they arrived, volunteers were provided with free coffee, donuts, and water. Afterwards, the volunteers were split into two groups to clean up three different alleys in two different areas. Each volunteer being given supplies such as brooms, gloves, trash bags, and giant shovels. The first group of volunteers cleaned up the long alley behind Panda Express. The second group of volunteers were driven by a member of the council to a nearby an area to clean two smaller alleys with Kiwins, taking approximately 3 hours. After the second group of volunteers finished cleaning, we decided to walk around the alley and we found this stray bulldog named Suzy, who we bet before we returned back to Panda Express. - Aliya Llanes Historian 13
HTPA KC
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Harbor Teacher Prep KC has focused on fundraising this month. HTPA KC held two fundraisers: one at Yogurtland, and another involving selling Jamba Juice cards. Both fundraisers were successful, but the Jamba Juice fundraiser truly produced amazing results. The idea was to sell $10 Jamba Juice cards that would give the owner a buy one- get one bogo for 5 drinks. Under the jurisdiction of fundraising committee members Kenneth Dayrit and Arianna Aredondo, the cards made over $100! The huge effort Kenneth and Arianna, members for only one and a half years, put into the project did not go unnoticed, as Kenneth also won member of the month at the division's latest DCM! The fundraising scheme, in fact, accounted for “Nearly 20% of the D19S money contributed,” as said by HTPA Sergeant of Arms, and D19S Executive Assistant, Anne Tsai. Overall, it was a good month not only for HTPA fundraising, but for HTPA service-- with the current club hours, as of now, reaching double of what we’ve had in previous years! - Stephanie Castaneda Historian 15
Mira Costa key club had their own booth at the Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair this month. We raised a lot of money, and it was great exposure for the club. It attracted Mira Costa students and there was an increase in members! Next was AIDS Walk in Downtown LA. Even though three Mira Costa members participated, they were able to experience the magic of the key club family as they walked through the streets of LA. Members were able to interact with kids and celebrate the Halloween festivities. Members such as David Ko, Taro Iyadomi, and Trace St. Bernard participated in the Key Club fun, constantly expressing their interest to improve the community and the club. This is only the beginning of the club’s growth. - Jennifer Swartz President 16
Mira Costa
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North Torrance
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This month on October 24, North High Key Club volunteered on making candy goody bags for kids at the Torrance Memorial after school from 3-4 pm. Members worked to decorate the bags for the children that are sick and won’t be going Trick-or-Treating this year. One of our Board Lucy Duong, Communications says, “It’s always a nice feeling to have knowing the fact that you are able to make someone’s day. I and many others just simply packed candy, but we did it for the children at the hospital.” We believe that this event helped our members to be kind and think about their community. We definitely agree to participate in this event again to show that we care for the kids in the hospitals. - Erica Yanagida and Celina Tiqui Historians 19
Upcoming Events December 1. RTC - Details TBA - Postponed from Nov. 18
Stay tuned! 20
November - Decomber November 1. Monthly DCM - Details TBA
Details coming your way soon! 21
Officer Recognition Janelle Catbagan "Janelle always comes up with new ideas for the club and is always the first one to respond and get back to me. She is usually the one to help schedule fundraisers when nobody else can." - Jannely Nunez, Carson president
@Carson Complex 22
Member Recognition Balgis Muhammad "Balgis is always on top of things and promoting spirit throughout our home club as well as the division. I can always count on her to be at events." - Kelly Lee, West Torrance president
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Fall Rally
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South 2K17
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Fall Rally South Recap Division Publicist Christine Sy's "FALL RALLY SOUTH \\ video link: https://twitter.com/christineesyy/status/929962 095973507074 OR her twitter account @christineesyy
D04W Historians Matthew Bui and Alex Tran's Fall Rally South | Division 04 West | 2017 video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTdmj3EnhjU OR youtube account @Division 04 West
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"Fall Rally is an experience that you cannot experience anywhere else. Even though you meet strangers from different areas and places, you're all there for Key Club and the entire organization is one big family. The cheers and chants you yell echoes for one. I'm so glad to go to my second year. Reliving the memories were so fulfilling and so fun!" - Ashley Liang, PV Pen Historian
"Out of the two other Fall Rallys that I've been to in my Key Club life time I can say that Fall Rally 2017 has been my best. It was an amazing honor to serve the Division of 19 South and represent the Beastie Bunnies on stage. Though we did not bring back the spirit stick, hold your heads up high because 19 South would've made it into the top 3 had we more time. I hope you all make some amazing memories and that this inspires the key club passion deep in you as it did for me 2 years ago. Thank you everyone and I'll hop to see you soon!" - Chris Kao, Lieutenant Governer
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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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Thanks for reading!
CyberKey: cnhkeyclub.org Key Club Official: keyclub.org Please BEE green and do not print this newsletter 32