The Grizzly Gallery | November | Volume 8 Issue 5

November 2019 - Volume 8 Issue 4

November

the grizzly gallery d27n newsletter

message from the lieutenant governor Hello Grizzlies!

Fall Rally North is all over! This does NOT mean our service and fun stops just yet! We still have the rest of this journey to get through.

I want to thank all of you for being such a great family this term. You all continue to make me proud, with your amazing dedication and passion for making a change. Don't forget that we have plenty of events coming up this year like our dance and DCON! Make sure to keep raising money for District Convention 2020 in Reno, Nevada this year. Remember to continue working on your e-portfolios NOW for contests as well as think of some unique service projects and events to continue this year! So far, we have raised $5,721.57 for PTP and served 8,092.5 hours! Our increase in PTP funds and service hours is absolutely amazing! Thank you all for your amazing efforts. Lastly, at this time, a lot of clubs may be experiencing some declines in membership! DO NOT PANIC! Just make sure to have consistent FUN and MEANINGFUL meetings. Continue home club events, interclubs, and starting division events. Remind your members about our scholarships, graduation items, and awards. Then, feel free to contact me about any problems your having! I am here for all of you!

See ya Grizzlies!

- antonio quesada Antonio Quesada

Table Of Contents 1 November Calendar 2 Honey Points 3 Spotlight On Service 4 Awake-A-Thon 5 Pediatric Trauma Program Week 6 Articles & Visuals 7 Walk For Life 8 UOP Interclub 9 Stay Connected 10 Contact Information

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Hello everyone!

I hope you all had an outstanding October. I would like to thank everyone that attended Fall Rally North on the 19th. If you did not attend this year, you should attend next year! It was an amazing and fun experience that I would recommend to anyone!

Although Fall Rally North is over, I do hope everyone will stick with us until the end.

There are many more exciting events coming up soon for the division that I am sure you all will enjoy!

Thank you for taking the time to read this month's newsletter and I hope to see you in next month's edition.

Monthly Recognition Faculty Advisor of the Month: Pamela hughes

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Middle College - 425

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Health Careers Academy - 325

Kiwanis Advisor of the Month: Bruce Mercado

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McNair - 315

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Lodi - 280

Officer of the Month: Carolina marquez

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Cesar Chavez - 255

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SECA - 235

Benjamin holt

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Member of the Month: Sarah Ung

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Benjamin Holt - 230

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Lincoln - 215

Club of the Month: Middle College

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Tokay - 190

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Bear Creek - 155

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St. Mary's - 105

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Division goals

8,092.5 / 8500 Service hour goal

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Membership dues paid members

$5721.57 / $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

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Spotlight On Service

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Trick Or Treat For UNICEF Since 1950, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF has raised nearly $177 million. Key Club International is partnered with UNICEF, raising funds for The Eliminate Project.

Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF works in 190 countries around the world helping save and improve children’s lives. A yearly campaign runs from early July to late June the following year. The busiest time of the year is most definitely October during Halloween as students go around with small cardboard boxes asking for coins as donations. These boxes can be ordered as early as late August as orders will start shipping before September 12th.

The latest a club will be able to order is October 24th, so plan accordingly! When all coins are collected, do not send UNICEF any cash! Instead, make an equivalent donation to UNICEF using a credit card or writing a check. All donations are tax deductible and you will receive a receipt in the mail.

Host a Halloween dance and collect admission donations! You can even provide food in exchange for donations as well. Be creative with themes such as a Murder Mystery, or incorporate a carnival. Host fun activities such as a costume contest, scavenger hunt, or put on a haunted house!

Partner with your local Kiwanis Club to host a Trunkor-Treat by decorating an appropriate parking lot and setting up activities.

Invite community members to visit each vehicle or booth for fun treats and activities in exchange for a donation! Have members volunteer at the event as well and promote UNICEF!

Set up a booth at school where students can send a small bag of candy with a note or message to another student in the school in exchange for a donation. You can even add information regarding UNICEF on each note! Then have members deliver the candy and messages to students on Halloween!

Awake-A-Thon Awake-a-thon is one of Key Club's biggest fundraiser in which all of our funds are going towards Pediatric Trauma Program. There were service opportunities such as creating letters, bracelet, safety posters, and butterfly-Lollis. This event was one of our most tiring events as this event is from 8 PM to 8 AM. Key Clubbers fight themselves to stay awake through the night as do various other things like make friends, sing, and play games. This event was one of my most favorite as I feel like I got closer with a lot of Key Clubbers.

Kalvin Ram - HCA

Pediatric Trauma Program Week MONDAY - Mini Me Monday TUESDAY - Tips & Tricks Tuesday WEDNESDAY - Wholesome Wednesday THURSDAY - Team Up Thursday FRIDAY - Fund Fact Friday PTP stands for the Pediatric Trauma Program.

Trauma is the leading cause of death of children 14 and under in the United States. As a district, we fundraise to help create local projects; provide funding to train pediatric nurses, doctors, first responders; provide new medical equipment, etc. The overall goal of the pediatric trauma program is to reduce the number of children killed or injured by trauma.

Pediatric Trauma Program Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness for the Pediatric Trauma Program through daily challenges.

Thank you to all that participated this week!

Thanks to your help, we were able to raise awareness for the pediatric trauma program.

The Division Leadership’s Team Mini Me Monday

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Walk For Life Although the morning weather was overcast, the SECA volunteers still dedicated their morning to providing help to local events. Waking up and arriving to the event at 8 a.m., volunteers registered at the front booth. After getting signed in they were able to stroll around and take a look at the various booths that were being set up until their assistance was needed. SECA Key Clubbers were directed towards helping out the registration booth. At the booth, supporters of suicide prevention were able to register and receive a specifically sized shirt and a drawstring bag, which volunteers handed out. “It’s amazing to see so many people out here to support a cause they believe in. It’s even greater to see them all wearing one color to stand united,” Chelsea Enriquez remarked as she handed individuals their yellow shirts. After plenty of supporters were signed in, the walk began and the volunteers were moved to different stations. The locations they were placed at led supporters to walk in the correct direction. SECA Key Clubbers helped reroute the individuals that were led astray from the path or cheered them on to finish the walk itself. Overall, the volunteers felt victorious in the end to make onlookers recognize that receiving help is life changing.

- Claire Rasamee (SECA)

UOP INTERCLUB Celina Padilla Middle College

On September 29th from 12 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., many Middle College Key Clubbers could have been found at the division and Circle K interclub! They gathered together at the University of the Pacific to meet UOP CKI members and do service. For the service portion of this interclub, members not only made cards, but also bracelets for children. Personally, I know that our members truly love making these little crafts for children because I know they know it is for a really good cause and always brings a smile to the children who receive them.

Stay Connected!

You can find the November Issue on Issuu.com.

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

The November issue of the District Newsletter touches upon topics such as: Committee Updates Division Recognition Fall Rally North & South PTP Week 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