September 2019 - Volume 8 Issue 4
October
the grizzly gallery d27n newsletter
MESSAGE FROM THE LTG Hello Grizzlies! We made it to October! Remember to get ready for Awake-A-Thon, prepare those spirit sticks, and practice chants. Awake-A-Thon is our biggest Pediatric Trauma Program Fundraiser! So, make sure to sign up as soon as possible. Then, do not forget about Fall Rally North on October 19th! Practice cheers as it is very important! Officers do not forget to get those Early Bird dues in soon! It takes a few weeks for the check to be received and processed.
All of you have been doing absolutely amazing in service hours! We have reached 5906.6 hours by the month of August! Keep up the service as we help improve our community. Work on all of your distinguished portfolios as well. I am proud of all of you! I hope to see you at our next event!
antonio quesada
WORDS FROM THE DNE Hey Grizzlies! I hope everyone is doing well! The school year has barely started but there is only three more months left until the new year! There is so many fun events coming up soon like Regional Training Conference, Fall Rally North, and Awake-A-Thon! I am BEARy excited for what the upcoming months will bring and I hope you are too!
Thank you very much for taking the time to read this month’s newsletter and I hope to see you in next month’s edition!
kristina huang
TABLE OF CONTENTS for October 2019 1 - October Calendar 2 - Monthly Recognition 3 - Fall Rally North 4 - Cheer Spotlight 5 - Spirit Training Conference 6 - Grizzlies On Ice 8 - Trick Or Treat for UNICEF 9 - Spotlight On Service 10 - August DCM 11 - Stay Conected 12 - Contact Information
October Calendar (upcoming events to take note of!)
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
1
2
3
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9
10
11
12
6
7
8
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Service Events
Due Dates
18
19
25
DCM
05
Awake-A-Thon
18
Alzheimers Walk
12
October DCM
19
Fall Rally North
SAT SUN
FRI
SAT
26
Monthly Recognition Faculty Advisor of the Month: Sandy bell
Honey Points 01
Middle College - 365
02
SECA - 255
Kiwanis Advisor of the Month: Patrick Anthony
03
Lincoln - 250
03
Health Careers Academy - 225
Officer of the Month: Claire Rasamee
04
Benjamin Holt - 220
04
McNair - 215
05
Cesar Chavez - 160
05
Tokay - 140
06
Lodi - 115
07
Bear Creek - 75
08
St. Mary's - 65
Lodi
Mcnair
SECA
Member of the Month: Alex Sam Chavez
Club of the Month: Middle College
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Division goals
5906.6 / 8500 Service hour goal
865
Membership dues paid members
$1026.42 / $5500 PTP Fundraising goal
$77 / $1000 MNT Fundraising goal
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district goals
214,601.26 / 1.1 million Service hour goal
36,079 / 41,500 Membership dues paid members
$260,000
PTP Fundraising goal
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FALL RALLY NORTH > How can you prepare for fall rally north? - Bring money! Many activities cost money at Fall Rally North, it is at Six Flags after all! Be sure to bring money if you will be buying things like food or souvenirs! - Practice Cheers! In each newsletter leading up to Fall Rally North, there will be featured cheers for members to learn! On your own time, remember to practice, practice, practice! - Make Your Own Spirit Gear! Be ready to cheer your heart out and be decked out in spirit by creating your own spirit gear (tutus, spirit sticks, bear ears etc!)
IMPORTANT RESTRICTIONS !
- No social media tags on spirit sticks or signs (You can still share social media tags!) - No free hug signs (You may still hug!) - No pins (We wouldn't want any animals or humans getting hurt by pins left on the ground.)
What exactly happens during the rally? Thousands of members gather at each of the two theme parks on their selected day, one in October, one in November. At Fall Rally North and South, LTGs and Executive officers are "auctioned" off to Divisions; the winning Division is able to then spend a designated period of time with the "purchased" officer. Auction funds and a portion of the ticket sales for both events go towards the Pediatric Trauma Program. Then, the divisions present at Fall Rally North will compete for the FRN Spirit Stick through cheers. Each Division has their own cheers, there are Round 1 Cheers (Shortest, used in the beginning to decide who moves on to the next round), Round 2 Cheers (Medium, next round) , and Round 3 Cheers (Longest, used to determine winner if we make it to round 3). The Judges will judge on how loud, clear, and spirited we are.
Round 1 Cheers / Hype Cheers
C H E E R S
Old Town Road We’re going to take the div to the final round We’re going to serveeee till we can’t no more We got the hours in the bag service logs attached Blue, golden yellow Got the brightest smiles to match Round 2 Cheers / Medium Cheers Drop It Like It’s Hot When the grizz in the game yuh Bop it like it’s hot Bop it like it’s hot Bop it like it’s hot When the service is here yuh Work it like it’s hot Work it like it’s hot Work it like it’s hot When our paws are up yuh Spirit’s what we got Spirit’s what we got Spirit’s what we got Hear the roar we make, there’s no time for breaks, all our cheers have got you guys do a double take Swoooooooooooooop!
Round 3 Cheers / Long Cheers It’s Grizzlies! This chant is my recital, I think it's very vital To rock (A rhyme), that's right (On time) It's Grizzlies is the title, here we go It's Grizz to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time It's Grizzlies, it's Grizzlies (Grizzlies) Grizzlies (Grizzlies) It's Grizz to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time It's Grizzlies, it’s Grizzlies, Grizzlies, Grizzlies! In service we get busy, we serve like it’s a party Work left and right until the night, you’d think that we’d go crazy Our spirit’s kinda spicy, we scream like we are mighty You can’t compare our energy when grizzlies got it ready It's Grizz to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time It's Grizzlies It's Grizzlies (Grizzlies) Grizzlies (Grizzlies) It's Grizz to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time It's Grizzlies, it’s Grizzlies, Grizzlies, Grizzlies!
SPIRIT TRAINING CONFERENCE ABBY TRAN // LINCOLN Spirit Training Conference occurred on September 8th from 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM at American Legion Park. The entire day was spent learning cheers and chants that are required for Fall Rally North and Region Training Conference. Not only was it just a day to learn cheers, it also involved a coin war. A coin war is where each of the 11 schools bring any change and extra money to donate to the Pediatric Trauma Program. Whichever school brought in the most money per person, wins. And the winner was‌ Health Careers Academy! Seeing everyone cheer for the winner and be supportive was an amazing sight. The new Key Clubbers definitely were able to have a sneak peak at the spirit side of Key Club and shouted their lungs in preparation for the biggest events of the year. Everyone left with a little more spirit and a little less voice... That’s the spirit of Key Club!
Grizzlies On Ice
TEYA WASEL
MIDDLE COLLEGE
On September 14th, Division 27 North held a Grizzlies on Ice PTP Fundraiser from 3:00P.M. to 5:00P.M. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed ice skating and I personally had a BEARy great time with all the grizzlies! Although many of us fell on the ice, we had all our friends to help us keep our balance. Whenever someone fell we would go help them and end up bursting in laughter. I noticed that many new grizzlies had attended and they all loved their first Key Club event! At the event, we had over 90 people who came out and had an amazing experience! Many of us lost our balance but we had all of
our friends to keep us up. There were many grizzlies who held each-other and started a train that grew by the second! Whenever someone would trip the whole train would fall like dominos and it was really amusing to watch. Additionally, there were many people who assisted their other friends with skating along the way because it was their first time on ice. For me personally, I held on to a couple of my friends and I am BEARy greatful that everyone in Division 27 North are like my second family! A BEARy big thank you to all the grizzlies who came out and ice skated to help raise money for the Pediatric Trauma Program. I can’t wait to see you all again at our upcoming events!
TRICK OR TREAT This fundraiser involves Key Clubbers going door to door during Halloween to ask for small donations towards UNICEF. Since 1950, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF funds have helped save and improve children's lives around the world. UNICEF works in 190 countries and reaches millions of children with immunizations, education, health care, nutrition, safe water and sanitation, emergency relief, and more—with the help of your support! Ask your local club board for boxes!
For UNICEF
Turn in by December 31st, 2019 to receive recognition and gain a Banner Patch for your club!
Spotlight On Service This Month’s Focus “ Pediatric Trauma Program � The Pediatric Trauma Program, also known as PTP, is one of Cali-Nev-Ha's major emphases within the district. The mission of PTP is to decrease the number of children who are injured or killed due to accidental injuries -- children who sustain great physical trauma. These accidents can be prevented by providing resources and proper training. Money fundraised for PTP goes towards proper training of doctors, nurses, and first responders, and the purchasing of essential safety equipment.
The CNH District provides all clubs with the chance to be recognized for their participation in community service and the SOSP Monthly Focus. Each month, there is a designated theme that clubs are encouraged to plan and align service around. This allows for clubs to participate in a variety of service projects throughout the year.
Service Ideas!
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The mission of the Pediatric Trauma Program is to develop local projects that will reduce the number of children killed or injured by trauma, helping all children live happy, healthy, and safe lives.
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1. PTP dolls! They help children going through tough times. With the fabric, stuff ing, and sewing materials, you can have a fun service event! 2. Playground Posters! Create posters of general rules for children to follow while on the playground and post them on the walls of your local elementary school. 3. Helmet Decoration! Hold a bike helmet decorating event where members bring in bike helmets and materials to decorate them, then donate them to any local organiza tions or schools that can distribute them to children.
August DCM CLAIRE RASAMEE // SECA Donate, commit to service, and cheer! SECA Key Clubbers had to bring a bag of recyclables to Matt Equinoa Park. Taking place in the afternoon, the Key Clubbers that attended stayed to cheer with all their spirit even in the humid weather. It was followed by ice-breakers, which helped each Key Clubber get acquainted with each other. After introductions had taken place, schools could hear each schedule of other highschools during the DCM. Key Clubbers displayed full interest and encouragement throughout the process of each school getting to represent their school and club. Then, there was spirit chant practice which helped invigorate enthusiasm even in the blazing hot sun. However to cool off, there were water balloons made for each Key Clubber to participate in a game. The game was a water balloon throwing match which made each person pick a partner and start throwing, increasing the distance with each successful toss. If a person was not lucky enough, they would be drenched in an unsuspecting way. The event concluded with making bookmarks, which was part of service that everyone could be a part in. With the attendance of many Key Clubbers, there were plenty to be designed and distributed in order to make an impact in the community.
Stay Connected! You can find the August issue on Issuu.com. You can also access it on the CNH Cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org>news>newsletters. The August issue of the District Newsletter touches upon topics such as: Meeting the District Leadership Team Governor's Project: Kiwanis Family House Fundraiser Ideas SOSP: BEE Clean, CNH and more! 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
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CONTACT INFORMATION
dlt Division
Leadership Team
antonio quesada
abby tran
hailey phan
sebastian flores
kristina huang
hieu ho
teya wasel
harleen sandhu
kienlac mai
taylor luong
executive assistant d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
division news editor d27n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
fundraiser task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com
executive assistant d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
member recognition task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com
fall rally north task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com
lieutenant governor d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
executive assistant d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
social media task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.dtech@gmail.com
fall rally north task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com