CNH | KEY CLUB DIVISION 15 WEST|REGION 13|CNH
October 2021
BELUGA BULLETIN
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Key Club Dues
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LTG’s Note
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DNE’s Note
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Upcoming Events
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D15’s Decathlon DCM
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Articles and Visuals
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Club Rush and First Meetings 11
Skating for PTP
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District Updates
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Member Recognition
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Contacts
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Key Club Dues?
Why do members have to pay money to be part of a club? As part of an international organization, Key Club is different from other clubs and must pay a fee in order to have all the benefits. Here are some reasons why paying your Key Club dues and becoming an official Key Club member (usually $10-$20) at school is worth it!:
fun EVENTS
• Countless Division, Region, District, International events •FALL RALLY (field trip to Six Flags), work shops, dances, night markets! DCMs (socials with other members from other schools), DCON • EVERYONE is invited and these events are VERY FUN! By attending, you will meet so many new friends, find opportunities for leadership, and overall have a fun time.
• LEADERSHIP & mentorship opportunities (K-Family, officers, joining division and district board advisors) • State & International recognition awards • Scholarship opportunities
verified SERVICE HOURS
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I can’t believe that it is already October! I feel like this term has gone by so fast, and I am so proud of everything that you have accomplished thus far. Our division has grown immensely, and I am so excited to see you all at Fall Rally South next month. As we transition into even more in-person events, I hope you all create new bonds across different divisions and regions. One of the best parts of Key Club are the people you meet, and I am so excited to see you all grow and forge new friendships and paths. I would also like to acknowledge the fundraising successes of our division, courtesy of our very own Division Fundraising Coordinators: Lana Mendiola and Ashley Jung! Thanks to their hard work and YOUR constant support, we have almost reached one thousand dollars in donations to PTP! I am so proud of the impact we are making on our communities and our world. Continue to serve your community with pride and love belugas! Yours in Service,
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Key Club has been so exciting this past month! From the delicious Beluga Bakes fundraiser goods to Club Rush and first meetings, and the upcoming Region Night Market, I’m feeling the spirit and excitement that Key Club represents. To all the new members, thank you so much for deciding to come along on this Key Club jou. We hope that Key Club helps you find new friends, make memorable experiences, and offer you the impactful opportunities for service! Best Regards,
Katelynn Situ News Editor 2021-2022
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RTC/ DCM
Region 13 Night Market Saturday, October 2nd, 2021 2-7 PM
Region Training Conferenc & DCM Saturday, October 30th, 2021 10 AM - 3 PM 7
August DCM
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The Division 15’s all came togethr to compete in a division DECATHLON! Playing a variety of games (like Geoguesser), Key Clubbers were tested of their knowledge to see how ready they were for the start of school... Amanda Louie | Chino Hills I chose to participate in my first Key Club DCM because I’m looking to be active in clubs and school activities as a freshman. I liked how open and friendly all of the speakers were, and the games that I got a chance to engage in. It was nice that new members were able to ask any questions or concerns that they had to help better understand how the Key Club works. This meeting helped me see what being in this club would be like, and I had fun learning about the dynamics and and people within the group. 8
August DCM! For many, this was their first Key Club DCM and impression of what Key Club represents! Sarah Nguyen | Chino Hills I chose to participate in this event because I wanted to get an experience of what key club was like. Since this is my first year, I still don't really know what this club is about, other than the fact we volunteer, so the dcm was a nice introduction to what the rest of the year may be like. I enjoyed being able to hear more about Key Club and playing games with other people, and look forward to similar events in the future! Aubrey Duncan | Chino Hills I loved how we were able to play games over zoom! This was my first time participating, and I really liked it. It informed me more about Key Club, and everyone was so welcoming and kind!
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CLUB RUSH & First Meetings
Club Rush begins an exciting time in Key Club with new members and the intense fervor.
Annie Ly | Montclair During Club Rush, our officers were able to promote Key Club! Although it was quite stressful at times, all of our hard work paid off when we received 100 application forms within a week! It provided such a great platform to show what Key Club offered and to show off our spirit and passion. The success of Club Rush has definitely instilled a sense of confidence in us and we’re looking forward to all of the new opportunities in store for us :)
Catherine Vargas | Daimond Ranch My experience at Club Rush was very fun and only slighty nerve-wracking. It was a little intimidating to be running the booth, since I was the only available council member at 2nd lunch. At first, I was too nervous to say anything. Once people started coming up to our booth, however, the words started naturally coming out and I felt confident. I feel like Key Club has taught me a lot about self-confidence, public speaking, and socializing. By the end of club rush, we had around 70 signatures!
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Ashley Jung | Ayala This was the first time in awhile where I had attended an in-person region event after the pandemic. I had finally met everyone in my division leadership team and enjoyed seeing the top half of people’s faces who I have never met in real life. The LTGs did an amazing job in organizing the first back in-person region event since everyone I know that attended had a great time. I even finally got the hang of roller skating with the help of my fellow Key Club members. It made me happy that we were all having a great time bonding with one another, while fundraising and donating money to the PTP at the same time. I hope to participate in more interactive and well-organized events like this in the future! 12
Annie Ly | Montclair The Skating for PTP event on September 5th was such a fun experience! Being able to meet all of the friends I made over quarantine was definitely one of my favorite moments of the event. Our division had such a good turnout, and seeing all the members in person and having a good time really made me realize why I enjoyed Key Club in the first place. This term is already starting off strong and I can’t wait to see what else it has in store for us!
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Unicef, or the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund has been partnering with Key Club to support communities and children all around the world. Key Club has been trick or treating for UNICEF since 1994, which has raised $7 million!
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-Letters and drawings to children -Create educational materials and pamphlets about UNICEF -Spooky Storytime- Record yourself reading children’s books and send to hospitals.
Find more info and details in the CNH cyberkey: https://www.cnhkeyclub.org/proj ects/spotlight-on-service-program 14
rT ick or rT eat for Unicef: Order campaign boxes and have stu dents go around collecting change and coins. These funds will help save and improve childrens’ lives around the world.
DISTRICT UPDATES
Check out Victor Nguyen’s September newsletter to stay updated on district events! Find it at cnhkeyclub.org or issuu.com/cnhkc Find all resources, updates, & information to know about Key Club here. CNH CyberKey - cnhkeyclub.org
Stay updated and enjoy videos made by your own CNH committe Channel: CNH Key Club 15
Beluga of the Month Officer
Member
Dyana Ulloa
Amanda Louie
Chino High School
Chino Hills High School
Advisor
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Ms. Sheran Voight
Mr. Keane Misawa Chino Hills High School
Chino Hills Kiwanis Club
Club
Pomona High School
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Contact the DLT
Lieutenant Governor | Ashley Ma D15W.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org Executive Assistants | Annie Ly & Annie Huang d15w.execasst@gmail.com Secretary | Ria Parikh d15w.secy@gmail.com News Editor | Katelynn Situ Email: d15w.newsed@gmail.com Tech Editor | Antonio Camarillo Fundraising Coordinators | Ashley Jung & Therese Mendiola d15w.fundraising@gmail.com Service Projects Coordinators | Yahir Perez & Chloe Wang d15w.spchair@gmail.com Spirit Coordinators | Giselle Advincula, Chelyie Mai & Sunny Chen
@d15wbelugas @cnh_keyclub
Division 15 West Key Club
@cnh_keyclub
www.linktr.ee/ d15wbelugas
Text d15wbeluga to 81010
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