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KEY CLUB Little Bit of History About Us
Cloverdale High School is situated in a rural community in northern California, about 80 miles north of San Francisco, in the middle of what is considered wine country. In recent years the community has attracted more and more retirees because they are fascinated by the beauty of the surrounding countryside and they enjoy the close community spirit. There are approximately 400 students in the high school. The Cloverdale Kiwanis Club sponsors the high school Key Club. The Cloverdale Key Club held its first meeting in October of 2006. Since that time, the membership has grown from 22 to 52 paid members for the 2009-10 school year. Listed below are some of the club accomplishments from our most recent year: 2009-10 We had twelve officers with four members applying to be Executive Assistants Seven seniors graduated with a Key Club medallion, having performed at least 15 hours in community service during the year Our website won the Distinguished Website award for the Cali-Nev-Ha District We donated the most money of any club in our division for the Pediatric Trauma Program at Fall Rally, donating $606. We earned an Early Bird patch for affiliating by November 1st We earned a UNICEF patch for our efforts in the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF program, donating $450. We earned a District Tree patch for turning our Monthly Report Forms in on time We earned a Diamond Level Distinguished Club patch for our over-all program of activities - only seven clubs in the Cali-Nev-Ha District received this award We won a Distinguished Single Service Award medal for our project on Heritage Day - this was in the “silver” club membership category We won two Distinguished District Project medals We were the only club in Cali-Nev-Ha to receive a Distinguished Partners in Service medal We were the only club in Cali-Neb-Ha to receive a Distinguished Kiwanis Family medal Five of our club officers won distinguished officer medals, including Distinguished President, two Distinguished Vice Presidents, Distinguished Secretary and Distinguished Treasurer. Our club editor won an Outstanding Editor certificate. We had a strong bond with our local Kiwanis Club, participating in several projects together. The most notable included: the Kiwanis Crab Dinner, the Key Club Dinner of Talents, the Kiwanis Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast, regular volunteer work at the Cloverdale Food Pantry, and creating a Citrus Fair exhibit display. We regularly attended Kiwanis meetings, including Kiwanis Board meetings. We helped sponsor a brand new Builders Club at our local middle school.
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All members in the club participated in a variety of service projects over the course of the 2009-10 Key Club school year. The total number of recorded hours spent in service was………………………………
2452! The following is a list of members who spent 40 or more hours in Key Club service.
Alexis Hernandez Freddy Vasquez Yari Sanchez Austin Schmidt Martin Sanchez Ashley Gluch Adriana Gutierrez Ady Santamaria Kenny Hudson Celene Rodriguez Robyn Feeney Christian Perdomo Jenna Beavers Casey Delfino Lizzy Gilbertson Willy Carter Gabi Ruiz Juan Gonzales Yanely Sanchez Robert Sedeno Taira Creager Erika Quezada Isabel Rangel Marlene Perez Eric Perez
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Many of our service projects for 2009-10 were fundraisers. The total amount of recorded money that our club spent in service was……………………………………………………………………………………………………….
$9259.33! The following is a list of projects we donated to:
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March of Dimes/March for Babies Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Program Relay for Life Cloverdale cancer victims Cloverdale Food Pantry Children’s Miracle Network Trick or Treat for UNICEF “Think Green” project at CHS “Celebrate Diversity” project at CHS Back-To-School Night hospitality Sponsorship of the Builders Club X-mas Make-A-Wish program “Heritage Day” project at CHS Kiwanis Family House Cell Phones for Soldiers Disaster relief for Haiti Girl Scouts of America Honoring Our Soldiers Supplies for babies in Ethiopia