The Grizzly Series | June | Volume 10 Issue 1

Key Club International | Cali-Nev-Ha District | Region 16

VOLUME 10 | ISSUE 1 JUNE EDITION

DIVISION 27 NORTH

Message From Your LTG June Calendar Honey Point Standings Monthly Recognition Division/District Goals SOSP Articles & Visuals Stay Connected & Thank you!

Hi Hi My Grizzbaes !!

It’s the time we all have been waiting for … summer !! I hope you all remain safe yet still take the time to have fun before the start of the school year. I can say with confidence that you all can look forward to some in person Key Club events in the near future !!

Check out the June Calendar and keep in tune with our social media for more information.

Until then, continue to work with one another to plan for the future school year. It will definitely be an exciting year with a huge learning curve to it. I look forward to the spontaneous nature of this term and experiencing it with you all <3 Yours truly, Hailey Phan

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10th: Officer of the Month 18th: June DCM/Officer Training Conference

3rd: Early-bird MRF 5th: On-time MRF 6th: Articles & Visuals

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Middle College: 185 Benjamin Holt: 140 Health Careers Academy: 120 Lodi: 120 McNair: 95 St. Mary’s: 90 Lincoln: 65 Cesar Chavez: 30 Bear Creek: 30 Tokay: 25

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Daniela Rodriguez

Janet Huang

Health Careers Academy

Benjamin Holt Health Careers Academy

Pamela Hughes

Dale Reasor

Benjamin Holt

Middle College

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ptp-funds raised

service hours

dues-paid members

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event ideas Host workshops or seminars educating members about how to stay healthy and safe, especially during this global pandemic

service ideas

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- Make face masks and donate to local shelters - Download Charity Miles and walk/run to fundraise for preferred charities Set up programs to help those still struggling with COVID-19

fundraiser ideas Make and sell items to members to spread awareness and raise funds for PTP

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- Jennifer Pham, Middle College “The Friends of the Library is a service event members to volunteer in person and follow safety guidelines. Volunteers are required to wear a mask, gloves, and to stay six feet apart. Since it is a non-profit organization, all profits from the books will go to the library. The owner, Jeff, would greet you with his wife Lauren and would give volunteers different tasks to do around the library. Jeff encourages the volunteers to get a feel of what the library is like and to memorize where all the books go from different genres including hardback and paperback. Volunteers learn how to price books and learn the history of the library. If the library gets cluttered, volunteers are encouraged/expected to tidy things up and figure out ways to organize them. The most challenging job was sorting the books by the author since it took time and patience to figure out where each book would be placed.

Old books would be placed into the back while new ones would go in the front. Laura would assist volunteers with tasks as they were completed, and volunteers had to keep an eye out for specific books to be placed in specific sections.”

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You can find the June 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

@D27NGrizzlies Division 27 North Grizzlies @D27NGrizzlies

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