December 2020 Newsletter

CNH | KEY CLUB

THE BILLIARD

DECEMBER

ISSUE

¨Some of our members volunteered at a tennis tournament as ball kids. We mostly wrote down the scores of the matches and gave out balls to each player before their match. We also updated the poster so that players can see the score on who won.¨ By: Faustina Wan, Armijo

KIWANIS

FAMILY HOUSE Charity Spotlight

DECEMBER

ARTICLES AND VISUALS

TABLE OF

CONTENTS CHARITY SPOTLIGHT SAFEKEY GUIDE INFORMATION DIVISION & DISTRICT GOALS BALLIN´ POINTS SAFEKEY GUIDE INFORMATION A&Vs

CHARITY SPOTLIGHT:

KIWANIS FAMILY HOUSE

The mission of the Kiwanis Family House is to provide temporary housing and support to families of seriously ill or injured children and adults being treated at University of California, Davis, Medical Center, Sacramento. Their values are guided by the Kiwanis Service Motto: “Serving the Children of the World�.

Patients and along with their families often travel long distances to receive treatment at the UC Davis Medical Center and finding low-cost housing near the hospital can be important to these families, The Kiwanis Family House offers inexpensive family accommodations and housing for these patients and their families. The KFH also has free internet access, free long distance telephone calls, spiritual counseling, free parking and a free shuttle bus to the hospital for patients staying.

WAYS TO HELP

THE KFH

Although the KFH is not a preferred charity of the CNH District, here are ways you can support the organization

DONATE: You can a single donation of any amount, donate on a recurring basis, or donate in honor of or in memory of someone BUY A BRICK: When you buy a Kiwanis Family House Brick it will be used to pave the patio in the Kiwanis Family House. You can purchase a brick on the KFH webste HOST AN AWAKE-A-THON: Of course it is not possible to hold an awake-a-thon at this current time because of the COVID-19 pandemic but it could be a great way to raise money for the KFH in the future.

SAVEMART SHARES CARD: SaveMart Supermarkets, FoodMAXX, S-Mart Foods and Lucky offer the S.H.A.R.E.S. program to help benefit the Kiwanis Family House every time you shop. With the S.H.A.R.E.S. program, your purchases generate a 3% commission for the Family House.

SAFEKEY GUIDE

With the possibility that Key Club could be virtual for the next few years, it is important that all Key Club members understand the importance of Safekey. On our division website (http://d8ballers.weebly.com/) a new tab has been recently placed that provides information on Safekey, cyber-bullying, internet identity, and more.

DIVISION GOALS PROGRESS CHECK 2,874.08/4,200 Service Hours 68.15% $1,250.40/$3,500 for PTP 35.73% $503.10/$1,000 for MNT 50.31% Charter at least one club 100% DISTRICT GOALS 38,000 Paid-Dues members $260,000 for PTP 900,000 Service Hours

BALLIN

POINTS

AMERICAN CANYON 880 ARMIJO 510 BENICIA 950 EARLY COLLEGE 650 FAIRFIELD 500 JESSE BETHEL 40 MIT 750 NAPA 0 NEW TECH 80 PSA 120 RODRIGUEZ 750 VANDEN 480 VINTAGE 0

NOVEMBER

DCM RECAP

CRANES FOR CANCER

Provided by: MaeLing Hayes, American Canyon

Provided by: Sophia Li, Benicia

Provided by: Faustina Wan, Armijo

¨Some of our members (Armijo) participated in November's Division Wide Service event and folded some cranes to support 'Cranes for Cancer'. And for the folding cranes for cancer event, they taught us how to fold paper cranes and we just folded as many as we could and then mailed it to a certain place.¨

NOVEMBER

BIRTHDAY

CARD WRITING On November 8th from 2-3pm, 5 members from Benicia gathered on google meets to create birthday cards for Frances Estey who turned 100 this year.

NOVEMBER SOCIAL

American Canyon held an additional zoom meeting to continue making cranes for cancer and for socializing with club members.

They were able to make 60 cranes during this social.

TENNIS

TOURNAMENT

Armijo members volunteered at a tennis tournament as ball kids. They mostly wrote down the scores of the matches and gave out balls to each player before their match. They also updated the poster so that players can see the score on who won.

BENICIA

TREE PLANTING Partnering with the Benicia Tree Foundation, Benicia Key Club members helped plant new native trees such as Coast Live Oak, Blue Oak, and California Buckeye along I-780 in Benicia on a Saturday morning for 3 hours. There were 17 volunteers who took part in planting, staking, and mulching the trees.

CARDS FOR

HEALTHCARE WORKERS

A few months ago on October 11th Benicia club members gather on google meets to create cards for healthcare workers. The cards were then delivered a few weeks later to North Bay Pediatrics, Kaiser Oakland, and Kaiser Vallejo.

RESOURCES DIVISION NEWSLETTER INSTAGRAM WEBSITE TWITTER REMIND https://issuu.com/d08newseditor @d8ballers

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DISTRICT

NEWSLETTER INSTAGRAM WEBSITE YOUTUBE

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INTERNATIONAL

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FACEBOOK @keyclub

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LEADERSHIP TEAM

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