The Grizzlies Post l July l Volume 9 Issue 2

division 27 north july edition

THE GRIZZLIES POST volume 9 issue 2

in this issue 01 02 03 04 05

ltg and dne message

july calendar

honey point standings

monthly recognition

division and district goals

06 09 10 11 15

division leadership team introductions

sosp: health and safety

quarantine activity

articles and visuals

stay connected and contact information

message from the lt. governor What's RAWRING grizzlies? It is your LTG Seabass here! I am glad that we are thriving through this virus. School is right around the corner meaning that club rush is also right around the corner. Please start preparing and informing new members! Remember that service is out there! I encourage all of you to attend and do as much service as possible. As of now, we almost have 500 service hours. Keep up the amazing work you put into Key Club! Lastly, remember to read through this newsletter! The DNE has put lots of hard work into this. lots of hard work into this. Also, by reading this newsletter, you will be up to date for the month of July. Cannot wait to have a wonderful rest of the term with all of you!

- sebastian flores sebastian flores

message from the division news editor HEY GRIZZLIES!! MY NAME IS HARLEEN SANDHU AND I AM AN UPCOMING SENIOR AT MIDDLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL. I AM EXCITED TO BE SERVING YOU AS YOUR DIVISION NEWS EDITOR FOR THE 2020-2021 TERM. I HOPE YOU ALL ARE ENJOYING YOUR SUMMER BREAK. DON'T FORGET TO CONTINUE DOING SERVICE, FUNDRAISING, AND MUCH MORE. ALSO, PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS NEWSLETTER. IT WILL UPDATE YOU ON PAST AND UPCOMING EVENTS, DIVISION GOALS, AND MUCH MORE. LASTLY, TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND CHECK UP ON OTHERS TO MAKE SURE THEY'RE DOING FINE. I'M ALWAYS HERE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR JUST WANT TO TALK. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WHENEVER. THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ THE NEWSLETTER. I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO A GREAT TERM. HAVE A GREAT DAY!

- harleen sandhu harleen sandhu

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july 3: MRF (early Bird) due July 5: Mrf (on-time) due July 6: Articles & Visuals Due July 17: DCM july calendar l 2

1) middle college 2) bear creek 3) lincoln 4) benjamin holt 5) lodi 6) st. mary's 7) mcnair 8) hca 9) cesar chavez 10) tokay 11) seca

HONEY POINTS

honey point standings 265

175 170

155 155

145 135 85 65 65 0 honey point standings l 3

faculty advisor of the month chuck fromm - bear creek

kiwanis advisor of the month harleen sandhu - middlecollege

officer of the month shannon bjork - lodi

member of the month

club of the month congrats to you all! we appreciate everything you do for the division 27 north! keep up the good work! montly recognition l 4

ivan- bear tunnel creek

middle college

monthly recognition

division goals

l a n r e t l a a t m eona s n etanu t

5 2 3 $

c i r t a i perdaumam t ogra pr 250 $3

servic hour e s 900 ,000

district goals dues p memabid 38, ers 000

service hours 7,000

c i ra t a m am i d au r 0 e p tr og ,00 r p 60 $2

goals l 5

meet your 2020-2021

division leadership team

lt. govenor ; sebastian flores

Hey everyone!! You all probably already know me by now, but my name is Sebastain but please please call me Seabass. Here are some random facts about me that you should know. I am a hugger, not a handshaker or waver when meeting with someone. I love pineapple on my pizza and 9/10 times I will have a pencil or pen in my pocket. Dont ask me why... anyways I hope to meet YOU someday. Please feel free to talk to me whenever! I am always free :) hailey phan ; executive assistant Hello !! My name is Hailey Phan and I am currently an upcoming Junior at Middle College High School. I proudly serve D27N as their Executive Assistant as well as my club as their President. I really enjoy going outside and being in nature. Whether it be hiking, swimming, exploring the unknown, or anything of that sort, I'm always down. I would love to have late night car rides with friends, blasting music in the rain, and just having a good time. I currently play a lot of roblox and Minecraft with friends so if you ever need a gaming buddy, I'm all yours. Here's to a great term grizzlies :) I look forward to working with you all !!

trish vo ; executive assistant

my name is trish vo and i proudly serve as one of the three executive assistants! i am an upcoming sophomore at mcnair high School. outside of key club, i am most active in csf and kapamilya. because of quarantine i like to listen to music, cook, or do anything artsy!

peter nguyen ; executive assistant

Wassup!! My name is Peter Nguyen and I am one of your EA's.

I am a sophomore and I go to Middle College Highschool. A little bit about me is that I like to play games, play sports, and also cook. I also like shoes, but they are expensive :( .

Thank you guys for reading this and have a GREAT day! division leadership team introductions l 6

harleen sandhu : division news editor

HeLlo!! My name is harleen sandhU and I will serve as your division news editor for the 2020-2021 term. I am currently upcoming senior at Middle College High School. During my free time, I enjoy going out with my friends, baking, binge watching shows, and listening to music. Hopefully, I am able to get to know you one day. I am looking forward to a great term.

Have a great day! loan tran : fundraising task coordinator

Hi guys! My name is Loan Tran and I will be your fundraising task coordinator for this term! I'm going to a senior at Lincoln High School. On my free time I playing toontown rewritten, club penguin, and chilling with my pets. I can't wait to see for what comes up in this term and hope you guys have the BEARy best day!!!! sarah ung : member recognition task coordinator

Hi everyone! My name is Sarah Ung, and your Member Recognition Task Coordinator! I will be an upcoming Junior at Lincoln. In my free time, I love buying plants and cactuses and taking care of them! A fun fact about me, I don't eat vegetables. I do eat a lot of chicken though! I hope to get to know more about you soon! helena teung ouk : social media task coordinator

hi!! my name helena and i serve you as your tech editor task coordinator. i am quite weird and somehow have a lot of energy inside of me, so you might see me running around during dcm or laughing at weird and random times. anyway i cannot wait to get know you guys more!! <3

caitlin asio: frn spirit coordinator

what's poppin' grizzlies! my name is caitlin asio & i'm BEAR-y excited serve as one of your spirit task coordinators for the 2020-2021 term. i'm an upcoming sophomore at bear creek high school & my goal for this term is to have more spirit during FRN! aside from key club, i absolutely love meeting new friends & getting to know people better! with that, please don't be shy to come talk to me ^~^ ! division leadership team introductions l 7

jaime wong : frn spirit coordinator

Hello my name is Jaime Wong and I will be serving as one of your spirit task coordinators for the 2020-2021 term! I am seventeen years old and will be a senior at Lincoln high school. On my free time, I really enjoy going out on adventures with my friends and getting boba of course! Cheers to a great term!

we are looking forward to serving you and making this an amazing term! division leadership team introductions l 8

spotlight on service

bee clean, cnh! fundraise

FOR THE MONTH OF JUly, CNH'S FOCUS FOR THE SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE PROGRAM is on - have members collect bottles staying clean. from sercans vice events to fundraising, and - Could save and bring to a dcm there are many ways your or sell them and donate the club can participate in this money to the pediatric trauma month's Spotlight on program, maternal neonatal service program! tetanus, or any other charity

service projects

- park cleanup - your home club could host a cleanup service event (could be introduced as something they could do alone or do it as a club) - could be done at your own school, park, beach, lake, and many other places - work with OTHER ORGANIZATIONS (ANIMAL SHELTERS, ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES, ETC.) TO PLAN A CLEANUP DAY - GARDENING DAY - START A GARDEN IN YOUR COMMUNITY OR ORGANIZE A DAY TO HELP OTHER ORGANIZATIONS/ YOUR COMMUNITY DO A GARDEN CLEANUP

why stay clean?

- helping the environment - don't want to pollute the ocean, rivers, lake, etc.

- due to pollution, biodiversity is negatively affected (we don't want that!)

- better air quality!

- don't want to destroy our communities (DON't Litter!)

- prevents the spread of disease/illness - very important to stay clean for your own health -good hygiene = good health and healthier living conditions sosp: health and safety l 9

Quarantine Activity

baking brownies

ingredients

- 3/4 cups unsalted butter - 1 1/2 cup granulated sugar - 1/2 tsp salt - 3 large eggs - 2/3 all-purpose flour - 2/3 cups unsweeted cocoa powder - 3/4 cups chocolate chips (optional) - visit this website for more detailed instructions: https://www. cookingclassy.com/brownie-recipe/ quarantine activity l 10

steps

- preheat oven to 300 degrees - melt butter - mix butter, sugar, and salt - add vanilla extract and eggs (mix again) - add dry ingredients (flour, cocoa powder, and chocolate chips) â&#x2020;&#x2019; mix - pour into baking dish and bake for about 45 minutes (make sure you spray it with non-stick cooking spray

May dcm and banquet On May 30th via Zoom, Division 27 North held a joint Division Council Meeting and Banquet with Division 27 South. With a staggering number of over one hundred attendees, the event proved to be a nice opportunity for the divisions to gather once more since quarantine has placed a barrier on gathering at events in person. At the DCM portion of the meeting, Lieutenant Governor Sebastian Flores facilitated new and old business, goals, club updates, and monthly recognition. Following the DCM, the banquet was a reflection of the achievements of everyone's hard work throughout the term, as well as a heartwarming and emotional goodbye to the Immediate Past Lieutenant Governors, Antonio Quesada and Nicole Nguyen. At the event, officers, members, clubs, and the DLT received recognition for their efforts throughout the term. Before everyone parted ways, video clips of events throughout the 2019-2020 term, taken by the Immediate Past Tech and Media Task Coordinator, Teya Wasel, were put together to reflect the good times and memories of the term. The banquet was a celebration of the successful old term, and the beginning of a promising new term.

- sarah ung

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eliminate week toss it out tuesday

e-lemon-ate challenge

toss it out tuesday

On Tuesday's Challenge of the Eliminate Week, i took part in the challenge of giving up fried chicken, which I frequently buy, and used that money saved to donate to the Eliminate Project. The purpose of the eliminate project is to protect the lives of mothers and their children. With the donations made, knowledge would be disseminated of maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT) and purchasing vaccines. Furthermore, this was a meaningful donation to make because it pushed me to be selfless and save lives. $1.80 saves a life, and since I made a donation of $15, I made the contributions to save eight lives. Seeing other key clubbers on social media take part in this challenge of unleashing generosity to give up their personal desires, ranging from boba, starbucks, donuts, and fast food and use the savings to help mothers and their future childrens gave me the glimpse of the powerful contribution key clubbers all over CNH have when they unite together to fight MNT. article & visuals l 12

- sarah ung

e-lemonate challenge On Wednesday of the Eliminate Week, Key Clubbers were encouraged to take a video of themselves eating a lemon to spread awareness on MNT. The Eliminate Project focuses on protecting mother and her future children from maternal and neonatal tetanus, known as MNT. Funds raised goes towards providing vaccines and spreading awareness of this disease.

Though it was a sour and painful lemon to eat, I knew publicizing the challenge on social media would i nspire others to take on the fun and meaningful challenge, learn more about the Eliminate project and MNT, and donate as well to save future lives.

- jaylah ya

middle college

friends of the library

At this service event, volunteers helped price and relocate new book donations to prepare for the opening of the store. Because it is a non-profit, all books are donated and any and all money they make goes directly to libraries and programs to help educate children. They also make countless donations to the Salvation Army. Due to the closing of the bookstore, there were many donations that were in need of pricing, organizing, and replacing. With COVID-19 being a big issue, it was mandatory for volunteers to wear a mask and gloves and social distance as much as possible, as you can see in the pictures provided.

- hailey phan

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cards for healthcare workers

Last Month on May 8th, Division 27 North hosted a service event over zoom in which we made "thank you" cards for the health care workers who help treat COVID-19. As we entered the zoom we were asked to change our names to help keep track and organize the people who joined. Four members of our board along with our Advisor attended this division event. After an initial greeting we were broken off into smaller groups to stimulate conversation as we made the cards. Our LTG separately joined every group to make sure we were working and staying on task while also having fun, and he had to keep count of the number of cards we made. In the end we were all tasked to go to a nearby hospital and hand out the cards. Some of our board members dropped off their cards to a member who's mom is a nurse at St. Josephs Hospital. The nurses were very thrilled to see the cards and were very appreciative of our deeds. Overall this was a very wholesome and fun.

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- marianne romero

stay connected!

You can find the July Issue on Issuu.com.

You can also access it on the CNH Cyberkey at cnhkckeyclub.org>news>newsletters.

BEE sure to check out the Cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org!

It has plenty of resources for you and your board to access including: Certificate Templates Graphic Standards Contests Visuals Division 27 North Grizzlies

Grizzly Channel

@d27ngrizzlies

www.cnhkeyclub.org/news/newsletters

www.cnhkeyclub.org

@d27ngrizzlies

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contact information

club presidents

bear creek high school

benjamin holt

cesar chavez high school

health careers academy

lincoln high school

lodi high school

middle college high school

ronald e. mcnair high school

st. maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s high school

seca

inderpreet kaur bchskeyclubpresident@gmail.com

amy vu d27n.cchskc.pres@gmail.com

abby tran d27n.lhskc.pres@gmail.com

hailey phan mchkspresident@gmail.com

hannahphan hphan21@saintmaryshighschool.org tokay high school

caitlynnunez thskeyclubpres@gmail.com president contact information l 18

cathalinacordero bhkc.president@gmail.com

eriktamez d27n.hcakc.president@gmail.com

avaacevedo d27n.lodikc.pres@gmail.com

danatran d27n.mhskc.pres@gmail.com

secakcpresident@gmail.com

contact information

division leadership team

lt. govenor

executive assistant

executive assistant

executive assistant

hailey phan d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (209)276-4243

trishvo d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (209)618-5743

division news editor

fundraising task coordinator

sebastianflores d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (209)684-6449

harleensandhu d27n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com (209)905-3118

peter nguyen d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (209)598-5653

loantran d27n.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com (209)616-9505

member recognition task coordinator

social media task coordinator

fall rally north spirit coordinator

fall rally north spirit coordinator

sarahung d27n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com (209)395-8707

caitlinasio d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com (209)313-8857

helenateung-ouk d27n.cnhkc.dtech@gmail.com (209)400-0155

jaimewong d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com (209)565-7909 dlt contact information l 19

division 27 north

thank you for reading!

see you soon!