JUNE 2021 | VOL 12 | ISSUE 2
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Table of Contents
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June Calendar
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Letter from LTG
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Division Goals
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Meet the DLT
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Club Spotlight
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Key Club 101
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Menchies Fundraiser
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OTC
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Contact Information
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Articles and Visuals due by 6PM
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June DCM
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Menchies Fundraiser
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NOTE: The D37 Kiwanis DCM will be held on May - at 9am via Zoom. If you would like to attend, please let your respective club president know!
JUNE CALENDAR | 03
WHAT’S STINGING JELLIES! Welcome to the first edition of THE STING and the 2021-2022 term! If you don’t know me already my name is Irma, a current junior attending Del Lago Academy. This term I will humbly bee-serving you as your Lieutenant Governor. During my freetime I enjoy painting, watching movies, hanging out with friends, and taking naps as much as I can! This past term has been such an amazing and new experience. We served during global a global pandemic & were able to help our communities the best we could. Now that the we have concluded the 2020-2021 term. I’m so excited to see what the future 2021-2022 holds for us. Some of my goals this term include 55 MRP recipients, $3,500 funds raised for PTP, 300 dues paid members, and 5,800 service hours! All of which you can find on page. It has been so amazing to learn about each club & president. We are all in the learning process and I can’t wait to see how far we’ll go. This term I challenge you to step out of your comfort zone & try new things! Whether that be talking to new people or participating in more events! I myself will try my best to talk to more members, Connect with each school, but most of all bond! As I am a bit of the awkward shy type of person >-< So say hi to me, please! I hope you enjoy this months edition!
Irma Zacarias Lieutenant Governor
04 | LETTER FROM LTG
5800 service hours
Our service hour goal for this term is 5,800 hours. A bit higher than what we served this term! But I wholeheartedly believe that we can reach this goal! By implementing new service projects ideas and division wide events!
Funds for charity!! Let’s raise as much as we can this term & make the most out of the opportunities we have. Every penny counts!
300 dues paid members
3500 raised for ptp
300 dues paid members seems ambitious right? I know! But if anyone can do it, it’s US. I believe that each club can have 30+ dues paid members
YOU deserve to be recognized for your hard work! This term I would like each club to have at least 8 MRP recipients. As long as we all push and work hard it is definitely possible!
55 mrp recipients DIVISION GOALS | 05
DCM On May 15, our division held DCM on Zoom along with the theme of toy story ●
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Meeting Slides ○ https://tinyurl.com/ m7hhb8xp DCM Agenda ○ view here!
RECOGNITION MEMBER OF THE MONTH ESMERALDA PINA CLUB OF THE MONTH SAN PASQUAL OFFICER OF THE MONTH VERONICA VALBUENA FACULTY ADVISOR OF THE MONTH RITA BOYD KIWANIS ADVISOR OF THE MONTH DAVE SCHMITT
SERVICE PROJECT Writing & creating waiting room booklets for children in hospitals, specifically shriners hospital.
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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS
FUNDRAISING
Gavin Stewart
Aldriane Lau
Jessica Nguyen
TECH EDITOR
MEDIA EDITOR
NEWS EDITOR
Jacob Hermida
Jimmy Pham
COULD BE YOU!
SPIRIT COORDINATORS
Alondra Padilla
Amy Nguyen
MEMBER RELATIONS
Minh Hocannson
Jessica Pascual
Tracey Ta
MRF COORD
Alyla Don
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San Marcos Because of COVID restrictions, our school club has not been able to participate and host as many in-person events compared to past years. However, we’ve been able to conduct multiple online events such as writing thank you letters to people we’re grateful for. A few members were able to participate in this event, and all of them have had positive things to say about this event, including myself. I wrote around nine cards in an hour and half and it was honestly one of my favorite events that we’ve done so far. No one really ever expects to receive a random appreciation letter telling you how much you mean to them. But after handing out the cards to my friends and family, their appreciation and surprise made this event so much more meaningful. This was by-far my favorite virtual event our club has hosted so far since all of the letters people have written are so incredibly heart-felt and genuine; especially amidst the pandemic, showing your appreciation for the people around you is super important and this event was a great way to promote that. Even after COVID starts to die down, I hope we can continue to virtual events such as these since it has honestly been such an eye opening experience.
Escondido During the month of May, we had an in-person service event which was a clean-up at Kit Carson Park! We helped clear out and clean up around Tree Lake where tree branches had been trimmed off, which would help beautify the area! We had key clubbers without gloves rake the leaves/sticks into a pile and then key clubbers with gloves would be picking them up to placing them into a bag (that’s what I call teamworkkk)! During our breaks, we talked with one another and hung around the park. I had such an enjoyable time meeting and hanging out with everyone there! This was a Love Esco project and there were many people who came together as a community to help clean up and beautify Kit Carson. We’re all glad that we got to be a part of that!
08 | CLUB SPOTLIGHT
What are the Key Club Levels?
Member level
Without you, our amazing members, key club wouldn’t exist. More than 276,000 members make up Key Club International giving back to their homes, schools and communities.
It all starts with members in a club. Key Clubs aren’t limited to schools. Some Key Clubs are community-based. No matter which type you are in, every club has a few things in common. For example, clubs have a president, vice president(s), secretary, treasurer and an editor. Clubs may also have other leadership positions, such as committee chairs.
Division level
level
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Your club is clustered together with other schools in the area to form a division. Divisions are overseen by a lieutenant governor, who is a representative of the district board. The number of divisions and lieutenant governors varies by district.
A district is made up of several divisions. There are currently 34 districts within Key Club. Each district is led by a district governor who is elected with the rest of the executive board at the district’s annual convention. The district’s executive board includes a governor, secretary, treasurer
International
Club
District level
Currently, there are Key Clubs in 38 countries. Each year, delegates at the Key Club International convention elect a new Key Club International Board, which includes a president, vice president and 11 trustees. The trustees oversee districts, similar to how lieutenant governors oversee divisions. Together, the Key Club International Board—with the guidance of Kiwanis staff—helps lead our organization and elevate our members’ passion to the next level.
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Fundraiser Mention Key Club on Monday June 21, 1-8pm at 349 W Felicita Ave, Escondido, CA 92025
Come stop by and cool off for the summer! 20% of your purchase will be donated to Key Club 10 | MENCHIES FUNDRAISER
DIVISION 37 EAST OTC Officer Training Conference is an annual event for new Club Officers to gain necessary leadership skills and training for the term. At OTC, various workshops are provided to cover all necessary skills to be a successful leader. Workshop presenters are thoroughly prepared to educate Club Officers about the respective duties of their position. Not only will you learn to become a better Club Officer, but you will also learn about Key Club and self care. Of course, members are ALWAYS welcome to take advantage of the opportunities at OTC as well!
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LIEUTENANT
IRMA ZA
DEL LAGO
JESSICA NGUYEN
D37E.LTG@CNH
DLA.KC.PRESIDENT@GMAIL.COM EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS
Gavin Stewart Adriane Lau D37E.CNHKC.EA@GMAIL.COM ESCONDIDO
NATASHA TRAN MIN.JANIA24@GMAIL.COM DIVISION TECH EDITOR
Jacob Hermida D37E.CNHKC.NEWSEDITOR@GMAIL.COM HIGH TECH HIGH
LIVIA IACOBELLI LIACOBELLI2023@HIGHTECHHIGH.COM
FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR
Jessica Nguyen LA COSTA CANYON
D37E.CNHKC.TC@GMAIL.COM
OLIVIA PACHECO OJPACHECO86@GMAIL.COM
MRF COORDINATOR
Alyla Don MISSION HILLS
ALYLALDON04@GMAIL.COM
VERONICA VALEBUENA ZANDERVILAYSANE@GMAIL.COM
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DIVISION 37 EAST DLT’S
GOVERNOR
ACARIAS
ORANGE GLEN
APRIL PRACHANHPHENG
HKEYCLUB.ORG
VULAPR@GMAIL.COM DIVISION TECH EDITOR
COULD BE YOU! D37E.CNHKC.NEWSEDITOR@GMAIL.COM
SAN MARCOS
MAE HONG IAMDANIELJIANG@GMAIL.COM MEDIA EDITOR
JIMMY PHAM @GMAIL.COM SAN PASQUAL
ERIKA SOURINPHOUMY HHANNAHREYESS@GMAIL.COM
SPIRIT COORDINATORS
Alondra Padilla Amy Nguyen Tracey Ta
SAN PASQUAL ACADEMY
D37E.CNHKC.SC@GMAIL.COM
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MEMBER RELATIONS
Jessica Pacual Minh Hocannson
VALLEY CENTER
D37E.CNHKC.MRC@GMAIL.COM
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