CNH | KEY CLUB
THE BILLIARD JUNE ISSUE
To earn service hours at home, members across the division download the “Charity Run” app on their phones and raise 10 cents for every mile they run or jog.
CREATING
CARDS
See all of the cards created for this month’s Division-wide service event.
M AY DCM RECAP
This month’s DCM featured the Endof-year banquet and award ceremony!
BLACKLIVES
MATTER
Find how you can support the movement + resources included
VIRTUAL BANQUET
The May DCM/Banquet was held on the last day of the month where the old DLT was honored for all of their hard work during the past term. Afterwards, the old DLT introduced the newly elected DLT to the banquet attendees. Also, officers and members of the division were presented with awards for their decication and commitment to Key Club. The eLEMONate raffle winner was picked during the DCM. Michael Pitta from Benicia won a 25$ gift card.
OFFICER AWARDS
MEMBER OF THE YEAR
Juliana Tran, American Canyon
EDITOR OF THE YEAR
Jacob Francisco, Early College
TREASURER OF THE YEAR
Kayla Galapon, Mare Island Tech Academy
SECRETARY OF THE YEAR
Ruemica Sahagun, American Canyon
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE YEAR Nyah Lozano, Vanden
PRESIDENT OF THE YEAR
Jillian Villegas, Mare Island Tech Academy
CLUB AWARDS
MOST IMPROVED CLUB BENICIA
CLUB ATTIRE
FACULTY ADVISOR OF THE YEAR
Mae Valles, Early College
KIWANIS ADVISOR OF THE YEAR
Hebron Viray, Fairfield
ADVISOR AWARDS
AMERICAN CANYON
BIGGEST BALLER
AMERICAN CANYON
MOST SERVICE HOURS AMERICAN CANYON
MOST FUNDS RAISED
MARE ISLAND TECH ACADEMY
CLUB OF THE YEAR
MARE ISLAND TECH ACADEMY
For every multiple choice question answered correctly, Freerice will donate 10 grains of rice.
FREE RICE
1. Download the app “FreeRice” 2. Enter our or visit the website online. group by entering the code: GY98QTT3
CHARITY MILES Do you want to earn service hours just by going on a walk, run or bike ride? This is the perfect opportunity to earn unlimited service hours.
10 cents is raised for every mile you walk or run!
1. Download the app “Charity Miles” 2. Search “Division
8 Key Club” under teams or enter this link to join: https://miles.app. link/9dGx7qRhX6.
3. Pick your charity and start walking, running and biking!
THE ELIMINATE
PROJECT
506$
RAISED
1,000$ GOAL over 250$
RAISED BY AMERICAN CANYON KIWANIS R AFFLE WINNER: MICHEAL PITTA, BENICIA
BENICIA
AMERICAN CANYON
Armijo club members revisit their past events before the pandemic.
JANUARY 2020
DECEMBER 2020
BLAST TO THE PAST Kiwanis Gift Wrapping Armijo club members revisit their past events before the pandemic. One of their events in January was The Kiwanis Gift Wrapping held at the Solano Town Center. Students from schools all over the district came to participate in the gift wrapping. Armijo wrapped gifts for free, but had a box for tips.
Matt Garcia Downtown Clean Up Members went around downtown Fairfield cleaning up trash, and sorting them between garbage and recycle. The event lasted two hours and schools from all over the district participated.
Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Crab Feed On January 6, 2020, volunteers helped with various positions such as setting up, food service, station management, and cleaning up.
ZOOM PARTY
Benicia holds end of the year celebration to celebrate the old board and graduating seniors On June 4th, Benicia members played online games through zoom to celebrate their year of success. The eLEMONate raffle was also held during the call and Aruushi Kaur won the 25$ gift card.
“I felt excited when I won the raffle! I was also happy that I was able to help my community!�
PET PORTR AITS
The Napa Humane Society asked the community to illustrate portraits of submitted pets. American Canyon stepped in and by creating artwork for the project. These images of these portraits created are displayed on the Napa Humane Society’s social media accounts. The physical portraits created by the members are going be distributed to participating pet owners at a later date.
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HOME SERIVCE
American Canyon members do household chores such as organizing and washing dishes to earn service hours.
May DWS: Cards for Healthcare Workers
GR ADUATING SENIORS AMERICAN CANYON Brandon Canchola Jericho Cariaga Mariah San Jose Bryan Matel
Ruemica Sahagun Marcus Tan Juliana Tran Nathan Yee-Ong
BENICIA
Jackson Hahn-Smith Katie Han Maxine Mayor Katherine Own Katrina Taagepera
M ARE ISLAND TECH ACADEMY Gabriel Apostal Jared Calderon Christian Cox Kelly Crespin Aiden Demmon Kayla Galapon
Beatrice Gallego Vanessa Gonzalez Alejandro Gregorio Kirsten Hernandez Sean Lau Brandon Le
Adrian Reyes Melissa Rodrguez-Henandez Ilse Rojo Gianni Sacco Jerald San Jose Claudine Zamora
Krisha Mae Lee Edwin Lopez Aaron Malasan Lucas Manibusan Kassandra Peel Kahlani Remorin
Dgerico Sarmiento Dennis Somphone Trisha Thurston Leijo Tolentino Jillian Villegas Amaya Wells
Due to the tragic events taking place in the months of May and June, Division 8 took action by holding a trivia night where all donations went to the Loveland Foundation.This fundraiser event was created by the Service Projcts Coordinator, Sophia. 30$ were raised that night.
#blacklives
matter
ABOUT THE LOVELAND FOUNDATION
In 2018, The Loveland Foundation was founded by Rachel Cargle, an activist, speaker, and writer. , This nonprofit strives to create opportunities to communities of color, and especially to Black women and girls through fellowships, residency programs, listening tours. Rachel Cargle has hosted many lecture series including “The Start�, an anti racism intensive workshop.
What you can do to support the Black lives matter movement.
Making Change
1. Learn
First, educate yourself by...
1. watching a Ted Talk 2. listening to a podcast 3. reading a book 4.reading a trustworthy news article 5. using resources/toolkits 6. attending an online workshop 7. talking with others about the issue
website resources blacklivesmatters.carrd.co blacklivesmatter.com
2. Action
Take action by....
1. donating to nonprofits/charities 2. signing petitions 3. protesting 4. informing others online why black lives matter 5. providing support to people of color
RESOURCES DIVISION
NEWSLETTER
https://issuu.com/d08newseditor
INSTAGRAM @d8ballers
WEBSITE
http://d8ballers.weebly.com
@d8ballers
REMIND
Class Name: Division 8 Class Code: @d8ballers
DISTRICT
NEWSLETTER
https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/ news/newsletters
@cnhkeyclub
WEBSITE
cnhkeyclub.org
YOUTUBE
https://www.youtube.com/user/CNHKCtv
InTERNATIONAL WEBSITE
keyclub.org
@keyclubint
YOUTUBE
https://www.youtube.com/user/keyclubtv
@keyclub
@keyclubint
LEADERSHIP TEAM AIMEE HAN
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR d08.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Miah chao
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
d08.cnhkc.exec1@gmail.com
Nafya Isbeih
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
d08.cnhkc.exec2@gmail.com
Marianne San Pedro EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
d08.cnhkc.exec3@gmail.com
ALLI MCCABE NEWS EDITOR
d08.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
Jacob Francisco TECH EDITOR
d08.cnhkc.dte@gmail.com
Aruushi Kaur
FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR d08.cnhkc.fc1@gmail.com
YUNA BI
FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR d08.cnhkc.fc2@gmail.com
SOPHIA LI
SERVICE PROJECTS COORDINATOR
d08.cnhkc.spc@gmail.com
RAYMOND CALIMBAS
SPIRIT COORDINATOR
d08.cnhkc.spirit02@gmail.com
CARA MANDAP SPIRIT COORDINATOR
d08.cnhkc.spirit01@gmail.com
MARIELLE MANIO SPIRIT COORDINATOR
d08.cnhkc.spirit03@gmail.com
MARK YOUR
CALENDAR
july 1-3
SUMMER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
july 15
REGION 9 PEN PALS DUE DATE TO SIGN UP
july 15
DISTRICT CONVENTION THEME LOGO CONTEST SUBMISSIONS DUE
LETTER FROM THE
EDITOR
Hi, Division 8!
THANKS FOR READING THE BILLIARD! So far this month has been extremely difficult due to the pandemic and the inequality facing the Black community. As youth, I truly believe that we can make change. The teens today are the people who are going to shape the future of tomorrow. I am inspired that our generation in particular isn’t afraid to speak out and I hope that this continues for eternity. Even with the pandemic as an obstacle and the hardships of 2020, we didn’t let it get in the way of addressing issues of inequality. This is truly motivating. Sadly, racism is apparent everywhere in society including, employment, wealth, education, etc. More than ever, it’s important for us to keep spreading as much hope, humanity, acceptance, and love during these times.
- Division News Editor, Alli