D35E | May 2021 by D35E

Cali-Nev-Ha | Region 13 | Division 35 East

May 2021 Issue 1

02 03 Letter from the LTG 04 March Recognition 05 2020-2021 Memories 06 DCON 2021 08 Letters for Saint Judes 09 Placemat Making 10 Build a Banner 11 Bookmark Making 12 Panda Express Fundraiser 14 Ellie Insider 15 Contact Information 16 CYBERKEY 17 Connect With Us

What’s Poppin Ellies? My name is Marcus Fang and I am the Lieutenant Governor for the 2021-2022 term! I cannot wait to start off the new term with a bang and continue to keep reaching new heights even as the world is recovering from the ongoing pandemic! I hope that school has been going well for you all and that you are not too stressed out by AP testing and finals! To the seniors out there I wish you all the best of luck in your future endeavors and I am confident you will do great things! Let’s continue to do service and STOMP FORWARD into the future together! Stomping Through for Service Marcus Fang Division 35 East Lieutenant Governor

What’s Poppin Ellies? It’s me, Ellie the Elephant and I am back again for another amazing term! Try to find me throughout the Newsletter!

-Ellie

Member of the Month Ethan Bui

Officer of the Month Joy Wang

Kiwanian of the Month Ms. Price

Club of the Month IPoly Key Club

During the last weeks of April, the president and vice president-elect for our club came together to plan an event for the first time. The event itself was to send typed letters to patients currently residing in Saint Judes Hospital. Writing uplifting messages to help them out during hard times especially through a pandemic. Planning the event with help from the previous president we decided on the event to introduce ourselves to the idea of planning and going through an event. Emily Chan, South Hills Vice-President-Elect said, “I think it was a great experience especially for me to plan an event especially since most of the officer parts of Key Club are still coming through towards me and this was a great starter run for the events that we are going to plan in the future.” - Matthew Zhong, South Hills Editor

Last month on March 17th 2021, we did an event called placemat making. This event allowed for me and other members to hone into our creativity and make something truly special for homes, community centers, and hospitals. Key Club member Reem Tewelde says that “I liked the placemat event because it was a small, personal thing that can have a big effect on those who have one. I like service events like this because they’re more personalized and can really make someone smile.” From unique designs, bright colors, and vibrant patterns, the placemats truly represented each and everyone of us and the positive message behind it radiates to the ones who see it. It was interesting to see how we all had different perspectives of creativity as we shared different designs of each individual’s placemat while also subconsciously getting to know one another virtually. But most of all, this event’s goal was to be a small but thoughtful gesture to make dinner feel more personal for the patients of the hospitals, community centers, and homes. This was not only something fresh but it was also something that felt right at such a time like no other. In all, the activity helped us discover our creativity, ourselves, discuss ideas, and most of all help our community at such a time. - Li Min Lin, Rowland Editor

Senior citizens are respected and cared for around the world. They are the older generation, the wisdom, the foundation of our world. COVID struck everyone like a tidal wave, pulling us in, pulling us out. But COVID struck the senior citizens we treasured and continue to reassure, and it struck them hard. Suddenly, everybody was kept inside, the only chance for interaction between the senior citizens living in their houses, their homes, and shelters suddenly disappeared. No one could visit them anymore, sickness took thousands of lives, and not only were they facing impending danger from the virus, they were also forsaken in times of crisis and they felt less love than they ever felt before. Walnut High and Diamond Bar High Key Club needed to reaffirm and establish an opportunity for students and volunteers alike to show their unbounding love for senior citizens again. Build A Banner, a simple event with a catchy name came to life. Through zoom, both Diamond Bar and Walnut had 20+ members creatively decorating their own heartfelt letters and banners to senior citizens. Later on, officers gathered these beautiful banners, and through teamwork, the banners were strung and delivered to a center near Walnut City Hall. Now, the banners flow in the wind, and with every passing pedestrian and driver, another lovely message is delivered, and senior citizens can once again feel the tremendous love that should not be forgotten. - Joy Wang, Walnut Editor

This past month our club held a Mystery March event where we surprised our members with the service project we were having. At the meeting we announced what the service project would be doing and gave them time to collect all their materials. Our service project was book mark making for children, the material members used were paper, color pencil/markers, For this event we encouraged our members to make colorful, fun, and creative bookmarks along with little notes of motivation for a class of second graders at a local elementary school. These bookmarks will later be dropped off at the elementary school to be distributed during a student supplies pickup. - Dayana Pamplona, Northview President

On April 10th, iPoly Key Club held a COVID-friendly nationwide Panda Express fundraiser. By inputting our code through the Panda Express app or website, 30% of all orders will go towards the Pediatric Trauma Program. This fundraiser was well marketed and many members of our division began posting their orders on social media. When we asked our treasurer-elect, Joshua Parayno, about his thoughts on this fundraiser, he said, “I think that the fundraiser was a great idea because you can support our club anywhere in the U.S, and I hope that we’ll be able to hold fundraisers like this in the upcoming term!” It seems like this event was a huge success. - Roslyn Nava, IPoly Tech Editor

What are you looking forward to in the 2021-2022 term? “I think the thing I’m most excited about next term is experiencing the Key Club term as an officer.” - Emily Chan, General member “Definitely getting back to in-person events and experiencing Key Club again back through in personal lens again.” - Kristie Lee, General member “Not only seeing my friends but also getting back to in-person events again.” - Nathan Leao, General member “I’m looking forward to being able to come together with others in-person to do service events! We’ve all been doing service events on zoom, but being able to sit together with my peers and do these events with them in-person is going to be great! - Reem Tewelde, General member “I’m most excited to bond with not only the members in the club but also with the entire cabinet/officer board!! Also, I can’t wait to see the in person events come together as well as the wonderful friendships that will be created.” - Rachel Kao, Walnut Key Cabinet member “I’m most looking forward to seeing what the new cabinet accomplishes! I’m excited to see all they have in store and all of their ideas come to life!” - Naia Pizarro, President “I’m looking forward to participating in the upcoming events and meeting new members!” - Avery Parasio, General member

“Something that I am looking forward to in the 2021-2022 term is hopefully having a "physical" term, where I would be able to attend in person events, hold collaborations with other clubs on campus, and form a deep bond with my officer board.” - Clayton Ng, Vice President “I’m most looking forward to being able to bond with new cabinet members and general members and make new friends! i’m beyond excited to plan games, talk with people and learn more about their personalities, and go to various fun events with everyone and help build up our communities.” - Sharon Wang, Walnut Key Cabinet member “Like everyone else, I’m most excited to form strong bonds with our officer board, cabinet, and our regular members. I’m also looking forward to interkey events and collabs with other schools!! I think it’s important to build connections within our club, but it’s also important to make those connections with other clubs on campus and even different schools.” - Jensine Yu, Walnut Key Cabinet member “This 2021-2022 term I am really looking forward to giving back to the community and working on different activities in person. This will allow me to socialize more with my peers and get to know more people within the key club family! I am excited to see the different opportunities we will be able to have as a group and ways we can make our community a better place!” - Abigail Sanchez, General member “I’m looking forward to hopefully some in person events and Fall Rally.” - Roslyn Nava, IPoly Tech Editor

Lieutenant Governor Marcus Fang d35e.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org

La Puente President Angela Hernandez angiehdezah6@gmail.com

Bonita President Joelle Huang jojoh14627@gmail.com

Nogales President Rey Anthony Reynaldo reyrey.reynaldo@yahoo.com

Charter Oak President Alba Cruz alba.r.cruz05@gmail.com

Northview President Naia Pizarro pizarronaia@gmail.com

Covina President Thomas Le lethomas998@gmail.com

San Dimas President Mercedes Ung Mercedesung4@gmail.com

Diamond Bar President Theodore Chen Tkchen227@gmail.com

South Hills President Matthew Zhong redleezhong@gmail.com

IPoly President Issa Suaybaguio iamsuayone@gmail.com

Walnut President Jensine Yu jensine.yu03@gmail.com

John A. Rowland President Clayton Ng sonicten1721@gmail.com

Workman President Chelsea Saldivar chelseakeyclub@gmail.con

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