Key Club International | Cali-Nev-Ha District | Region 16
D27N's February Newsletter |Volume 10 | Issue 9
Message from the DNE Hello grizzlies! It can't believe it's already February. That means our Key Club term is slowly coming to an end.. I hope you guys have some things planned for this month. This month is the month of loveee so hopefully you all take some time to spend it with your loved ones or even just spend time for yourself! Self care and love is important. Remember we always have projects coming out so keep updated on our instagram! Thank you you for reading the newsletter. You can always find new information and updates here. Stay serving grizzlies!
Lydia Her
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Message from LTG + District/Division Goals February Calendar + Important Dates Honey Points + February Recognitions Spotlight on Service Division Judging Committee Articles & Visuals Articles & Visuals Articles & Visuals Articles & Visuals Grizzly Gallery Grizzly Gallery Con. Thank you for Reading! Contact Information
Hi hi my grizz-bbs !! HAPPY FEBRUARY !! The shortest month of the year is already here but we have a packed schedule preparing for the future !! Valentine's day is coming up, so I hope you all find your valentines (even if it be yourself). I love you all and I hope you guys have a great month !! This month you all should be preparing for DCON, whether it be deciding prices, finding transportation, etc. Registration is due late February, so don't be late !! I have a few surprises waiting for you all in the future months, all of which you may be able to hear of in our February DCM (so I better see you there). Otherwise, focus on school, your mental health, your social life, AND BEING HAPPY !! Much love everybody <3 - hailey phan, mama bear
Division & District Goals Division Goals
District Goals
Service 4967.94/9000
Service 900,000
PTP Funds 2658.74/1500 Dues Paid Members 339/600
PTP Funds 225,000
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Upcoming Dates 3rd | Eary Bird MRF 5th | On Time MRF 6th | Articles & Visuals Due 11th |On-Time DCON Registration 12th | February DCM 25th | Late DCON Registration
e n y o H Po s int 1. Middle College - 345 2. HCA - 200 3. Cesar Chavez - 190 4. Ben Holt - 185 5. Tokay - 140
6. Lodi - 115 7. Bear Creek - 50 8. Lincoln - 45 9. St. Marys - 35 10. Mcnair - 15
February Recognitions Faculty Advisor of the Month Atika Khan (BHA)
Member of the Month Aidan Chea (CCHS)
Kiwanis Advisor of the Month Jonell Steckman (BCHS)
Club of the Month Middle College
Officer of the Month Ashley Peterson (HCA)
Spotlight on Service
Kiwanis Children Funds All information is from www.cnhkeyclub.org
Workshops & Education Sessions Host a workshop or an education session to explain what the Kiwanis Children’s Fund is.
Trivia Night Find fun facts about the Kiwanis Children’s Fund and encourage a little friendly competition.
Resturant Fundraisers Partner with a restaurant that members enjoy to fundraise for the Kiwanis Children’s Fund.
Bake Sale Give out baked goods to Kiwanians and members in exchange for a donation to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund.
Tutoring Services Partner with your local elementary school to provide tutoring services for kids!
Activity Book Making Create fun activity books to educate younger members in the Kiwanis Family about the Kiwanis Children’s Fund!
DIVISION JUDGING COMMITTEE 2021-2022
CONGRATULATIONS! Ava Acevedo Sahara Beltran Brandon Hoopes Angelina Nguyen Ly Nguyen AShley Peterson Jennifer Pham Olivia Torres Julia Margaret Tungol Trish Vo Woooo congratulations to our new DJC <33
Articles & Visuals
Jamie Lynn Phan | Middle College This year, Region 6, 14, 15 and 16 hosted its annual Under the Sea-TC for members and officers to learn more about the LTG position and the candidacy process. This training conference took place on December 11th, 2021 from 9 AM - 3 PM at Sacramento State. This conference included a variety of workshop presentations that were curated and presented by current Lt. Governors themselves. In total, there were around 6 informational workshops throughout the course of the event. Breakout rooms were scheduled in between workshops where attendees were split into groups led by respective Lt. Governors. I was in the pink group which was led by D44S Dino’s very own LTG, Raelyn Esguerra. During my breakout sessions with “Rae”, other group members along with myself received personal advice from Rae about the candidacy process and answers to some of our pressing questions. Towards the end of the event, there was a mock caucus session that occurred where attendees would be able to volunteer to be asked a random question by one of the Lt. Governors for practice. A caucus question is a question that club delegates ask a Lt. Governor candidate at an official Conclave where the election process for a Lt. Governor occurs. A caucusquestion allows for delegates to have Lt. Governor candidates elaborate more on certain points included in their speech or literature and to hear the candidates cover any points that they did not explicitly mention before. I volunteered to be asked a caucus question by Hailey and it was a thrilling experience! All attendees were given a supplemental packet to take home containing an abundance of vital information from each presentation. I took lots of notes and tried to absorb as much advice and information as I could. Overall, this was a very enjoyable training conference that was organized by Hailey and ith the assistance of the other Lt. Governors. I learned so much but had fun at the same ime!
Jennifer Pham Middle College The Blue Grizzly DCM was located at Nelson Park from 4:30PM to 6:00PM. This event occurred on December 19th as it was rescheduled due to weather conditions. Attendees were required to wear their masks, bring a wrapped/bagged gift (no more than $5), and their COVID waiver forms. Members and Officers were encouraged to bring cozy blankets to stay warm, wear warm clothing, bring picnic mats/blankets to sit on, and lights for decoration. Executive Assistants, Joy Talaroc and Angie Nguyen, and Division News Editor, Lydia Her, greeted and checked in attendees and made sure all the required forms were present. Throughout the night, our Spirit Task Coordinator, Peter Nguyen, served hot chocolate with marshmallows to attendees! As everyone settled down under the gazebo, Lieutenant Governor, Hailey Phan, began the monthly recognitions for the month of December. Club updates, service opportunities, member recognition awards, and the progress of the division goals were talked about during the DCM portion. For the rest of the event, the game of White Elephant occurred! Joy Talaroc was the first person to steal a gift. This got to many attendees to steal gifts such as candles, hot chocolate bombs, and many more. Every attendee was able to go home with a gift that ranged from legos to even plants. This was the last DCM of the year and many members and officers can say that this DCM ended well.
Middle College's Word of Thanks
Words of Thanks is a Middle College Key Club service opportunity that many members and officers are encouraged to take part of. This service opportunity is for healthcare workers to thank them for all that they do and for senior citizens and ill patients. Members and officers are able to write about themselves, tell a joke/quote/story, or write an uplifting message. The types of letters that members can make include a physical letter that you have to mail yourself, a digital/typed message that you can send through a digital form, or a photo message that you can send through email. Members should be creative and add designs with color. The overall idea of this service project is to write/type to healthcare workers, senior citizens or patients words of thanks to them. Members can find inspiration online if they are struggling to find ideas. These thank you messages will definitely uplift others.
Jennifer Pham Middle College
Hospital Cards is another service opportunity that members can start their New Year off! This service opportunity includes writing a meaningful card (not just a few words), having color, being creative, and being kind and respectful. Members are creating meaningful cards for a local hospital! One card made equals 30 minutes. The maximum a member can make through this service project is 4 hours which equals to 8 cards. Each card is encouraged to have kindful and encouraging words to patients. As you have completed all your decorative cards, you must deliver the cards to 500 W Hospital Rd French Camp, CA 95231 at the administration building.
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Thank you for reading! You can find the February Issue on Issuu.com. You can also access it on the CNH Cyberkey at http://cnhkeyclub.org/ BEE sure to checkout the Cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org! It has plenty of resources for you and your board to access including: Certificate Templates Graphic Standards Contests Visuals
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Contact information
SMTC
LTG
EA
Hailey Phan
Angelina Nguyen
d27n.ltg @cnhkeyclub.org
d27n.cnhkc.ea @gmail.com
Jhoanna (Joy) Talaroc
Britney Le d27n.cnhkc.dtech@g mail.com
EA
DNE
d27n.cnhkc.ea @gmail.com
Lydia Her d27n.cnhkc.dne @gmail.com
STC
STC Habeeb Khan d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@ gmail.com
Peter Nguyen
FTC Francesca Palo d27n.cnhkc.ftc @gmail.com
d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@ gmail.com
MRTC Stella Torres d27n.cnhkc.mr @gmail.com