Division 28 East | The Panda Monthly | June 2018

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Hey There!

Aloha!

Our last week of school has fallen upon us! The long days, and stressful nights are finally at an end. I hope you’ve ended this year strong! This may be the ending of a school year but, the beginning of a new Key Club year. Whether you’re an officer, member, or an advisor, dont forget to continue to be an active member of Key Club International.

For club officers, ensure that you remain and maintain being proactive for the coming school year. Summer doesn’t need to be the end, nor will it be. This is the best time to reach out to your community, plan for the coming school year and see how you can leave a lasting legacy within your school and community! For members, remember to stay active throughout the summer, as you are still members!

Whether it’s attending service events, division events, or studying for the act/sat there’s always room to improve as an individual/leader.

Feel free to reach out to me at anytime or the Division leadership Team we are here to serve you all and we’re excited to see what this new term will bring us! Don’t forget to Join the division reflector and follow D28E on all social media platforms and I hope to see you all at the upcoming June Joint DCM this summer!

Lieutenant Governor Estefany Merino

How are you feeling pandas? Cliche, I know, however, as the school year just ending, and summer taking over, we can all finally unwind, and “live it up” a little!

Now, as it may be summer time and most of us check out for the summer, service never sleeps! We are Key Clubbers, which mean even through the summer, we should all aim to continue to serve our homes, schools, and communities, as a way to unwind from a stressful year.

As this is the very first issue I will be producing, I want to shed light and encourage planning, goal setting, and aiming high for the term ahead.

Though, just as implore each of you to do so, I will also be doing the same.

I hope to provide monthly newsletters that are graphicly advanced, and provide knowledge and insight about our division, and the world of Key Club. Furthering, I cannot wait to bring a much needed update to the functionailty of our divsion, and I cannot wait to see what we accomplish this term.

I hope to serve as a resource, a team member, and a shoulder to cry on to each of you, and I encourage you all to ask me anything, and introduce yourselves if you ever see me!

Lets make some memories this year Division 28 East!

News Editor Aaron Pina

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TABLE OF CONTENTS UPCOMING EVENTS MEET THE DLT PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PREVENTION ARTICLES & VISUALS MEMBER RECOGNITION SUBMISSIONS GUIDE CATCHIN’ UP WITH CNH CONTACT US PLEASE BE GREEN DO NOT PRINT THIS NEWSLETTER

4 - UPCOMING EVENTS

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Would you like to advertise your club event?

Submit Ads to Division News Editor Aaron! d28e.news@gmail.com

6 - MEET THE DLT

Lieutenant Governor Estefany Merino

Hello Pandas!

My name is Estefany Merino and I serve as Division 28 East Lieutenant Governor for the 18-19 term! I am a rising senior attending Valley High School currently in the International Baccalaureate Program. During this term I hope to become a resource to all of you. Promote the growth of membership, service, and funds raised for preferred charities and to continue to bond the division!

Division Leadership Team appointments were release at our May DCM and I’m excited to work with them on developing plans for the 1819 term. So far we’ve set our D28E goals - 7,500 hours of service, 800 dues paid mem-

Division Executive Assistant Arman Santos

Hey Key Clubbers!

I am Arman Santos and I proudly serve as your 2018-2019 Division 28 East Executive Assistant and I am truly grateful to work alongside wonderful people who share the same passion as me: giving back to the community and serving you! What I wish to incorporate into our division with the help from the other officers is more group service events to that is offered division wide! Events that I wish to implement are monthly events where we go to food banks and put together food bags to give back to those in need. I am always willing to help when needed and

bers, $1,000 for the Pediatric, Trauma Program ($100 per club), $1,000 for UNICEF ($100 per club), $2,000 for March of Dimes ($200 per club), and lastly have 600 people attend CMN Dance Marathon from the residing D28 East schools.

These goals are absolutely doable and I’m excited to see what this term will bring for all of us!

Remember, feel free to reach out to the DLT and I for any questions, comments, or concerns and I’ll see you all at the August Joint DCM!

will go to the fullest extent to complete the job. If there this anything that you need, I will do my best to help and if you just need a shoulder to cry, I will be there.

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Hey Pandas!

My name is Derrick Syvoravong and it is an honor to to serve as your Division 28 East Secretary. I am currently a Junior in the Diploma Program at Valley High School.

A few of my goals include: increasing ontime MRF submissions, increase DCM attendance, and record 12,000 service hours by the end of the year. I am excited to see all of you Pandas and your passion for Key Club this year.

What’s Up Pandas!

My name is Aaron Pina, and I hold the esteemed honor to serve each and everyone of you as the 2018-2019 Divsion News & Media Editor!

I am an incoming senior, hailing from Valley High Schools Internaional Baccalaureate Program! I have been apart of this program for what will be my seventh year, and it is something I am extremely passsionate about.

Furthermore, my passions extend to items of all varieties, from community service, to music, even graphic design, Photography, and cooking!

As crazy as it may sound when I practice or create somethig new, I want to become the best I can be in said field, and it has devleoped me into the

Division Secretary

Derrick Syvoravong

Divsion News & Media Editor

Aaron Pina

person I am today!

I love animals, especially pugs, and have an unhealthy obssession to coffee!

(Venti Iced Blonde Soy Latte or Trenta Strawberry Green Tea if youre wondering)...

Anyways, to say I am not excited for this year, is a lie, as you can tell by my repetition of this statement in this section alone, but its true. My last year of Key Club, is one I hope to be the most memorable, and im so excited to see what we are all able to accomplish as a division this year.

Happy Editing Pandas!

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Division Tech & Media Editor Khadija Rashidally

Hi Pandas!

I am a Senior at Valley High School currently in the International Baccalaureate program. I have been in Key Club for three years and they have been some of the best years in my life as getting to be a part of such a huge and welcoming family who share similar passions and values. I’m honored to be serving as the 2018-2019 Technology & Media Editor for Division 28 East and look forward to be working closer with the other clubs in division as well as with the division leadership team. I want to further help maintain and improve the division to serve the members and individual clubs.

I aim to use updates and use social media more often to inform members, gather photos

and videos from individual clubs to showcase their work, gather input/comments at the club and member level via social media, create public calendars/FAQ sections, and overall bring our division closer together. I want to create a tight knit family and give members the community, moments I had the privilege of experiencing which truly made me fall in love with the organization. I strive to inspire members to also become leaders and advocate not only in Key Club but in their communities as well. I know I might be a bit ambitious but I have the passion & determination and I believe in this division as well as its ability to do incredible things this term. I want to put all my effort into making this year enjoyable as well as an amazing experience and I look forward to seeing what we can accomplish this year!

Division Fundraising Chair Lizeth Garcia

Whats up Pandas!

My name is Lizeth Garcia, the first thing everyone says about me is that they find me very funny and loud.

Everyone knows that I’m a chill person who doesn’t like to have/cause problems with anyone, I’m very open minded and like to hear/understand everyone’s opinions on anything. I will always help anyone who needs my help with hesitation because that’s how I am. I will be serving as division fundraising chair for the 18-19 school year. I hope to raise way more money than we did last year for FRS because we only raised 2,000 dollars

which is a very low number in my mind and I know with our new division board we can accomplish a number higher than we achieved last year for FRS. I like to go out and walk anywhere because it helps me be productive and I love going to jiu jitsu because it helps me release my stress and anger at times when I’m having a hard time. I’m very excited to see the cheers the clubs have planned for RTC this upcoming year and to see if we can raise way more money than we did last year for FRS for the upcoming year.

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Division Service Chair Hector Ballez

Hey Pandas!

I am currently serving as your 2018-2019 Division Service Chair and am a Senior at Green Valley High School. I am a dancer for both The Dance Zone as well as Green Valley and that is my largest passion in life that i hope to continue as a career. I would love to further our division by uniting us all in service and going above and beyond as members this year to meet at least 50 service hours each. I want to inspire members to become more active and reach for high achievements in Key Club whether it be a club, division, or district level such as those before have inspired me. I

Hello Pandas!

want to remind people why we all joined this amazing family in the first place, and that is to serve our community and make a difference in the world for the better, and show the world how caring is our way of life.

My name is Alessandra Quintanilla, I am an incoming Senior at Valley High School currently enrolled in the IB program, and I will be serving as the spirit chair for the division 28 east pandasm and i’m a LIBRA. As the spirit coordinator I will be in charge of the FRS and RTC, my goal is to see the 28 east pandas flourish and grow throughout the 2018/2019 term. Regarding my position, I am strongly motivated to pitch in new ideas for fundraising and rise money for PTP. I plan to work with my team to start new scholarships for members throughout the division, so they could experience the

Division Spirit Chair

Alessandra Quintanilla full enjoyment of key club (frs, dcon, icon etc.) I’m am extremely excited for FRS for I have cheer ideas already luring my head.

10 - PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PREVENTION

PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PREVENTION WHAT IS IT?

The Pediatric Trauma Prevention Program is one of the FOUR preferred Charities of the CNH District! Being one of the largest organizations that we as a CNH District Contribute to, we have a strong bond, and large goals to achieve each year for this program.

The last term alone we were able to achieve a record breaking $220,000 raised for PTP.

This program aims to provide the necessary tools and training to ensure that children everywhere are able to experience the things that normal kids should be able to, without the fear of forgetting it all, or losing the ability to do so due to other outling circumstances. This can include providing bike helmets, or covering care for children in hospitals, who are suffering from the effects of trauma.

This Program was established in 1994 with the understanding that the resources that are out there for children, was not enough, and the CNH Kiwanis Foundation wanted to ensure that stopped. Today, the CNH Kiwanis Foundation is able to support Partner hospitals around California, Nevada, and Hawaii. The CNH Key Club District is also able to support an entire hospital on its own.

We as Key Clubbers, are able to achieve so much, and the pediatrict trauma prevention program is evidence of that.

STATISTICS

1. Each year, 9,000 U.S. families lose a child because of a preventable injury 2. It is estimated as many as 90% of unintentional injuries can be prevented 3. Among children ages 14 and under, it is estimated 40% of deaths and 50% of nonfatal unintentional injuries occur in and around the home 4. The majority of childhood injuries occur between May and August 5. Children ages 4 and under are at greater risk of unintentional injury-related death and disability and account for 45% of the deaths among children ages 14 and under 6. Each year, injuries to children ages 14 and under result in 234,000 hospitalizations, nearly 8.4 million emergency room visits and nearly 11.7 million visits to physicians’ offices 7. Every day, more than 39,000 children are injured seriously enough to require medical treatment, totaling more than 14 million children each year

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PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PREVENTION HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Key Clubbers from all over have been contributing to the fight against Pedaitrict Trauma, and it only continues through each term. Every year we all work together to raise money, volunteer at partner hospitals, as well as preform various other service projects, that help the children everywhere make their experince even better than having to live in a boring, stale, and sanitary building such as hospitals.

Here are some of the many ways you can contribute to the pediatrict trauama prevention program: // Fundraise // Attend Fall Rally // Donate Bicycle Helmets // Trauama Awareness Campaign // Raise Money to Provide Grants // Partner With Kiwanis // Hold Dances to Raise Money // Sponser a Bicycle Rodeo // Campaign for Safe Driving // Host workshops about Safety // Educate Adults about Safety // Participate in PTP Week!

There are so many different ways you can get involved, and these are only a taste of all that you are able to do, so be sure to reach out with your sponsering Kiwanis Club, and interact, fundraise, and make memories about all the amazing possibilities and lives you would be able to save with PTP! Check out the CNH District CyberKEY, to find more resources! cnhkeyclub.org

12 - ARTICLES & VISUALS

5K RUN FOR HOPE & FUN WALK Coronado | Justin Truong

ROBERT TAYLOR GARDEN BUILD

SECTA | Scarlette Levezzo

ROYAL TEA FESTIVAL

Valley | Pauline Arfapo

YEAR END BANQUET

SECTA | Charlie Garcia

JUNE JOINT DCM DLT | Arman Santos

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE FEATURED IN THE NEXT DIVISION NEWSLETTER? SUBMIT YOUR ARTICLES AND VISUALS TO YOUR CLUB EDITOR!

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5K RACE FOR HOPE AND FUN WALK Coronado | Justin Truong

At the 5k run, we held up signs with inspiring messages that motivated people to continue on. It was exciting getting to cheer on the runners with the other Key Clubbers along with giving high fives to everyone that ran by. My favorite part about the event was seeing how happy and motivated everyone was after they heard our signature cheers and chants towards them. I definitely recommend going to the 5k run in the future or any marathon run in general because seeing the amount of people uniting to fight a cause is a truly great incentive to join the fight.

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ROBERT TAYLOR GARDEN B U I L D SECTA Scarlette Levezzo

I’m a very outgoing person when it comes to being outside and I’m not scared to get my hands dirty. So, when I saw the opportunity to volunteer to help build a garden at an elementary school, I knew I had to sign up right away. The whole progress of learning and being to garden was really fun. It was also nice that if I did need help my friends and the farmers were eager to help me. If I could get another chance to be able to do another garden build event like this I absolutely would.

R O Y A L T E A FESTIVAL Valley Pauline Arfapo

Royal Tea was a very fun experience for me. It was in the Mandarin Oriental and it was really nice inside. During the event, I got to meet different people from different schools and clubs that were also volunteering the event. When the event started, I didn’t expect there to be a lot of kids but it was still a great experience. In the end, there turned out to be much more kids than I thought there’d be. In the station I was at, kids created swords and wands that they wanted. I’m not usually good with kids, but I think this taught me some skills to handle them. All in all, this service event was a first and I would definitely do it again because it’s also for a good cause.

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Y E A R E N D BANQUET

SECTA Charlie Garcia

Our End-of-the-year Banquet definitely held a lot of memories I won’t forget for a long time. Lots of tears were shed, both of sadness and joy. There was so much food from the potluck we did that we didn’t finish any of it, but it was still delicious nonetheless. We made everyone feel included at the banquet, with the awards we given out and the giveaway done.

Nearly everyone gave a speech during the awards ceremony, and there was so much emotion in the room at once. The banquet was truly and unforgettable experience.

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J U N E J O I N T D C M

Division EA |Arman Santos

This June-Joint DCM was anything but uneventful! I had such a joyous time spending it with my peers and ohana all across the region! From helping set up the station where we held our Pie-in-the-Face fundraiser for PTP, to assisting Lt. Governor Estefany Merino provide information about upcoming events and other items regarding our division, and most of all, participating in our PTP fundraiser truly fed the fuel for what it means to serve!

An overall of $125 was raised for a preferred charity just by one exciting activity and that sincerely fills my heart with overwhelming glee. When us Key Clubbers hear the words “preferred charities” we instantly think of Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP), UNICEF, March of Dimes, and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH), but do we really know what and why we are fundraising for these specific charities? Why do we prefer these over hundreds of thousands of others? Presenters from Division 28 east and Division 28 south gave members a better insight as to why we prefer these charities and what these charities stand for. Just like us, these organizations want to aid the community by doing what they can and with our help, knowledge, and determination, we can help them save another life.

I am glad that I had attended this Division Council Meeting because not only was I excited to participate in the fundraiser, but I was also given a chance to see what the other three divisions were up to keep updated on what other clubs continue to do even within the summer months! I am truly grateful of this given opportunity and I look forward to attending more meetings like this with new faces!

18 - DIVISION RECOGNITION

DIVISION RECOGNITION Member

Nizhoni Begay Officer

Fiona Dimailig Club

Green Valley Kiwanian

C.B. Hoffemons

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SUBMISSIONS A QUICK GUIDE TO MONTHLY SUBMISSIONS!

DCM President Reports Article & Visual Submission Form Submit to: Submit to: • Ensure Document is in .PDF format • https://goo.gl/forms/870lUsLg0VhAPX3A3 • D28E LTG Estefany | d28e.cnhkc.ltg@ • Ensure you completely fill out all parts of gmail.com the form.

Subject line: Visuals Naming: • DCM President Report | [Month Of DCM] • Label Visuals in relation to article in the • Example: DCM President Report | following way, also, ensure you submit 2-3 [June] visuals alongside article: File naming: • Month_SchoolInitials_EventIntials_Number• DCM_(School Initial)_PR_(Month) Label • Example: CASLV President Report for • Example: June Article - Title: Boba June DCM - DCM_CASLV_PR_June Fundraiser, via Del Sol Key Club Deadline: • June_DS_BF_01 (June Visual, for Boba • 5 DAYS BEFORE EACH DCM Fundraiser Article, Picture 1) • June_DS_BF_02 (June Visual, for Boba Member Recognition Form Fundraiser Article, Picture 2) Submit to: Deadline: • https://goo.gl/forms/zoZmbyX37Te9YeF73 • 10TH OF EACH MONTH Deadline: • 10TH OF EACH MONTH Newsletter Submission Submit to: Monthly Report Form • D28E LTG Estefany | d28e.cnhkc.ltg@ Submit to: gmail.com • D28E LTG Estefany | d28e.cnhkc.ltg@ • Division Editor | d28e.news@gmail.com gmail.com • Region Advisor | wagnehl@nv.ccsd.net • Division Secretary | d28e.sec@gmail.com • Carbon Copy (CC) Club Advisor(s) & • Region Advisor | wagnehl@nv.ccsd.net Board • Carbon Copy (CC) Club Advisor(s) & Subject line: Board • Club Newsletter Submission | [Month Of Subject line: Newsletter] • Club Name | Month MRF • Example: Club Newsletter Submission | • Example: Del Sol | April MRF [June] Email Body: File naming: • The FILE you are submitting.

• NEWS_(Club Initial)_(Issue Number)_Month • The TABS you updated.

• Example: Green Valley’s third NewsletDeadline: ter - News_GV_03_June • LAST DAY OF EACH MONTH • [If applicable] Please submit Issuu.com Link, in email body. [Don’t know what Fundraising Report Form issuu is? Click HERE] Submit to: Deadline: • https://goo.gl/forms/qNHM2YPRVvpS• 15TH OF EACH MONTH dOmH2 Early is on time, on time is Deadline: • 5 DAYS BEFORE EACH DCM ccept-

late, and late is una able.

20 - DISTRICT UPDATE

CATCHIN’ UP WITH CNH

The CNH District, is the worlds largest Key Club District in Key Club International, serving over 40,000 Members, accross the three states. We host the largest fundraisers for the Pediatrict Trauama Prevention Program, and have some of the greatest minds in Key Club International!

Each month, this page will serve as a way to inform each of you about the great resources, goals, and upcoming events that the District will be hosting!

Make sure to check out each month, to learn more about the Cal-Nev-Ha District.

CHECK OUT CHECK OUT THE RECENT THE JUNE EDITION OF INSTALLMENTS OF DISITRICT WHAT’S NEWSLETTER

T H E B E E LINE HOURS OF

C N H DISTRICT GOALS

ON THE DISTRICT YOUTUBE

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1.1 MILLION SERIVCE

POPPIN’ & BUZZIN BREAK

41,500 DUES PAID MEMBERS

@CNHKEYCLUB @CNH_KEYCLUB CNH KEY CLUB

$250,000 RAISED FOR PTP

CNHKEYCLUB.ORG

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CONTACT US Division Leadership Team

Club Presidents

Lieutenant Governor | Estefany Merino d28e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

Basic | Alex Cabrera bais.kc.pres@gmail.com

Division Executive Assistant | Arman Santos d28e.exec@gmail.com

CASLV | Nicholas Fuentes caslvkeyclubpres@gmail.com

Division Secretary | Derrick Syvoravong d28e.sec@gmail.com

Coronado | Jasmine Mortero coronadokc.president@gmail.com

Division News & Media Editor | Aaron Pina d28e.news@gmail.com

Del Sol | Amy Dao amydao39@gmail.com

Division Tech & Media Editor | Khadija Rashidally d28e.teched@gmail.com

Foothill | Kailani Sampayan fhskc.president@gmail.com

Division Fundraising Chair | Lizeth Garcia d28e.fund@gmail.com

Green Valley | Jennele Nguyen gvkc.president@gmail.com

Division Service Chair | Hector Ballez d28e.service@gmail.com

Liberty | Haylee Jackson libertykc.pres@gmail.com

Division Spirit Chair | Alessandra Quintanilla d28e.spirit@gmail.com

SECTA | Louise Mae Pou sectakeyclub.president@gmail.com

Region Team D28N Lieutenant Governor | Daniel Chong d28n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com D28E Lieutenant Governor | Estefany Merino d28e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com D28S Lieutenant Governor | Katrina Orevillo d28s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com D28W Lieutenant Governor | Steven Hoang d28w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Region Advisor | Hanna Santee wagnehl@nv.ccsd.net

District Executives CNH District Governor | Jonathan Lum cnhkc.dg1819@gmail.com CNH District Secretary | Zoe Yao cnhkc.ds1819@gmail.com CNH District Treasurer | Kara Yoshiyama cnhkc.dt1819@gmail.com CNH District Administrator| Douglas Gin dgin.kiwanis@gmail.com

Silverado | Jaeden Garcia d28e.silveradokc.president@gmail.com Valley | Samia Hufane vkc.pres@gmail.com

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