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NOVEMBER ISSUE
“Members were asked to distribute candy to cars while in their Halloween costumes. This event was held so that young children could still experience the joy of receiving candy from strangers on Halloween. Many local businesses also set up booths along the route in order to both advertise their services and to celebrate Halloween with the young kids.” By MaeLing Hayes, American Canyon
UPDATE:
SPOOKTACULAR SERVICE
SEPTEMBER DWF:
COOKING CLASS
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Charity Spotlight: UNICEF A&Vs
November DWF: Cooking Class November DWS: Cranes For Cancer November DCM: New Member Orientation Behind the Scenes: October DWF Division Goals Ballin’ Points Upcoming Dates
Throughout the month of October, clubs within our division and beyond have been Trick-or-treating for one of our preferred charities: UNICEF. As one of the world’s largest providers of vaccines, UNICEF supports child health and nutrition, safe water and sanitation, quality education, and more. Here is one UNICEF success story.
UNICEF helped to fight Measles Outbreaks in Samoa, Fiji and Tonga
In early November of last year, the Government of Samoa declared a state of emergency and closed schools after a deadly outbreak of measles began to spread. UNICEF then delivered almost 300,000 vaccines and medical supplies which included 115,500 doses of measles vaccines to regions of Samoa. Also, to help combat vaccine misinformation, UNICEF and WHO have prepared a communication toolkit to be used for measles prevention, which has been shared with all Pacific Island governments.
CHARITY
SPOTLIGHT: UNICEF
T TREE
PLANTING
Partnering with the Benicia Tree Foundation, 7 Benicia Key Club members along with 13 other volunteers came to Francesca Terrance Park on a Saturday morning for 3 hours to help plant and mulch trees. Supervisor Monica Brown and Mayor Steve Young of Benicia also came to welcome the volunteers. A demonstration of tree planting from the Benicia City Parks staff was given before the event began.
Benicia members created a joke book to cheer up students and make them laugh. Each person created a page or multiple pages with jokes and drawings depending on how fast they finished. Members then compiled all the pages into a virtual joke book so they could be sent out to local elementary schools.
TRICK OR
TREAT As Trick-or-treat for UNICEF when virtual this year, Benicia members still managed to raise money by donating, watching videos, and doing activities. So far $144 dollars has been raised.
MAKE A JOKE
BOOK
UPDATE ON OCTOBER DWS:
SPOOKTACULAR SERVICE
Jayla Palacios, Benicia
Kayla McNiff, Benicia
Jordan Buddo, Benicia
Zoe Katriel Del Rosario, Benicia
AC Key Clubbers gathered on Zoom as they constructed Halloween grams for loved ones. While working on grams, members and officers exchanged spooky ghost stories and even played a few rounds of Among Us! American Canyon certainly kept the spirit of Halloween alive in their own way.
Pumpkin Paint
PICK-UP
With the collaboration of the American Canyon Arts Foundation and the Kiwanis of American Canyon, parents and guardians were able to drive through a local parking lot and pick up pumpkins for their children. Key Clubbers were able to assist in head counting the cars, and distributing the correct amount of pumpkins to each family. People given pumpkins were able to either keep their pumpkins or drop off their finished pumpkin at the Wetlands’ Edge for a city-wide Pumpkin Path.
AC Members were asked to distribute candy to cars while in their Halloween costumes. This event was held so that young children could still experience the joy of receiving candy from strangers on Halloween. Many local businesses also set up booths along the route in order to both advertise their services and to celebrate Halloween with the young kids.
TRICK OR TREAT
STREET
November DWF: Cooking Class On November 14th, Division 8 held a joint-fundraiser with Division 8 Kiwanis. The President of Benicia Kiwanis, Heidi Cotler, held a cooking class over zoom where she taught participants how to make a few dishes along with a desserts. She made baked chicken with gravy, autumn roasted vegetables, and pumpkin pudding cake. $595 of donations for PTP were raised by both Kiwanis and Key Club members!
According to Japanese tradition, folding 1,000 paper cranes grants someone a wish of good health. For this month’s DWS on zoom, members created origami cranes and mailed them to cheer people up and to wish them good health. Sophia Li, the Service Projects Coordinator, hosted the live service event on November 15th. The photo above shows the cranes that Sophia made during the event.
NOVEMBER DWS:
CR ANES FOR CANCER
NOVEMBER DCM:
new member orientation
As many new members were recruited during the beginning of the school year in August, The Division Leadership Team decided to hold a new member orientation for the November DCM. The DCM aimed to give a brief overview of what we do, our impact, and why new members should join or stay. Workshops were held by the Division Leadership team. The workshops included the Key Club structure, fundraising, common terms, and the member recognition program.
BEHIND THE SCENES:
PPFPTP Painting Pots for PTP
Fundraising Coordinators Aruushi & Yuna came over to LTG Aimee’s house to assemble the pots for October’s DWF dropoff on November 7th. (Masks were on the entire time and so was social distancing practiced). Mini pots were $5 with three colors of paint, a paintbrush, and candy. All in all, we ended up raising $76 for PTP!
DIVISION
GOALS 2,365.64/4,200 Service Hours $1,002.40/$3,500 for PTP $50 for Jumpstart $30 for The Loveland Foundation $503.10/$1,000 for MNT DISTRICT
GOALS
$260,000 for PTP 900,000 Service Hours 38,000 Dues-Paid Members
BALLIN’ POINTS AMERICAN CANYON 670 ARMIJO 430 BENICIA 710 EARLY COLLEGE 490 FAIRFIELD 380 MIT 590 NAPA 0 NEW TECH 0 PSA 80 RODRIGUEZ 490 VANDEN 440 VINTAGE 0
upcoming dates ARTICLES AND VISUALS due: december 8th, 2020
MRF
due: december 3rd, 2020
Lt. Governor Candidate Training Conference on: december 12th, 2020
Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation Scholarship Application due: february 12th, 2021
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LEADERSHIP TEAM AIMEE HAN
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR d08.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Miah chao
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
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Nafya Isbeih
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Jacob Francisco TECH EDITOR
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Aruushi Kaur
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YUNA BI
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SOPHIA LI
SERVICE PROJECTS COORDINATOR
d08.cnhkc.spc@gmail.com
RAYMOND CALIMBAS
SPIRIT COORDINATOR
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CARA MANDAP SPIRIT COORDINATOR
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MARIELLE MANIO SPIRIT COORDINATOR
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