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HEY HEY RED PANDAS!
Welcome to the second issue of the Bamboo Bulletin! This month’s newsletter is based on the beach! I chose this theme because the hot weather reminds me of the coolness of the beach! Summer is a great time to rest, but also to participate in many service projects and opportunities. This month we had the American Graffiti Parade Set-up, Charity Miles, and of course, UNO-TC! Thank to all who showed up. I hope you all learned something new about Key Club. I know I had a fantastic time teaching and meeting new Key Clubbers from both divisions! An additionally thanks to those who applied to be apart of the Publicity Committee. I look forward to interviewing you all!
Climbing the bamboo stick of service, D46N DNE 24-25 term
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Welcome back to our monthly newsletter! I hope we have all been taking this time off to have some fun, make great memories and of course participate in service projects. Recently our division held our Officer Training Conference (UNO-TC) with Division 46 South which educated our officers for the new term on service, Key Club and their general responsibilities. We also just had our June DCM yesterday which was also with Division 46 South. If you missed your chance to get to know members of Division 46 South, then don’t worry because you’ll get another chance to get to know people outside of our division during our Region Training Conference in September!
We are currently holding an infographic service project that focuses on promoting Health and Safety as per our District Spotlight on Service so make sure to make some infographics for an easy service opportunity. We also just closed our applications for our division publicity committee but don’t worry. If you still want a chance to serve on a division committee then you still have the chance too with Spirit Committee Applications that will be released very soon on the division Instagram so make sure to keep an eye out for it.
If you ever have any questions or concerns about anything then please feel free to let me know. I will always be available to answer any questions so do not hesitate to reach out!
Climbing the bamboo stick of service, D46N LTG 24-25 term
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CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK
The Cali-Nev-Ha partners with the Children’s Miracle Network to raise funds and awareness for children’s health issues, children’s hospital, and medical research.
MARCH OF DIMES
The March of Dimes strives to reduce the rate of premature births and to raise awareness of premature. We partnered with this campaign back in 1960s.
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UNICEF
The United Countries Nations International Children’s Emergency Funds helps children’s life and to defend their rights and
THIRST PROJECT
In 2008, students came together to battle the global water crisis. The Thirst Project raises money for hygiene products, sanitation, and water for those communities that do not have immediate access to it.
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MEMBER RECOGNITION MEMBER RECOGNITION
Kiwanis Advisor of the Month
NAN JACOBS
Faculty Advisor of the Month
MADISON ORTEGA
Club of the Month
JAMES C. ENOCHS
Member of the Month
DEETYA THOGARUCHEETI
Officer of the Month
LEENA GUPTA
DIVISION UPDATES DIVISION UPDATES
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ARTICLES ARTICLES & VISUALS VISUALS
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“On May 29th from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at Vanguard College Prep Academy, the division hosted the May DCM, which was the first DCM of the new term with the new LTG Aarushi Vyas. During the DCM agenda, the LTG discussed old business, new business, awarded monthly recognition, celebrated monthly birthdays, and inaugurated the new division leadership team (DLT). After that, attendees got to enjoy some pizza and other snacks with their friends and meet new people from other schools in the division. I highly recommend attending DCMs in the future because it’s a great chance to meet new people and make connections outside your home club in a safe and welcoming environment.” -
Leena Gupta Gregori High School
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money spread ! D C M
This time around, a collection of members from the local Key Clubs prepared for the big day at the MJC West Campus, focused on many odd jobs littered across the school. From pop-up tents to trashcan setup, the division provided their support. Next time, D46N hopes to continue to go above and BEEyond!” - Ryder Barrios VCPA
“On the sun-filled Friday of June 5th, D46N banded together to assist and set up the 25th annual American Graffiti Festival put on by our very own North Modesto Kiwanis Club. The classic car show brings in families, enthusiasts, and local businesses, all under the common interest of enjoying vintage vehicles.
FESTIVAL SET-UP FESTIVAL SET-UP
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She mentioned how she was moving in and she needed a hand, moving furniture out of her UHAUL and into her house. Even though it was extremely hot, our teamwork prevailed, moving different tables, couches and chairs through her front door. We spent a few hours rearranging and walking around her house making sure that everything fit into place. To me, this was a prime opportunity to uphold the Objects of Key Club International and to build not only my community, but the relationships with others. Henry Yong Enochs High School
“Stranger Danger” is what we all grew up learning. If you don’t know the person, then don’t talk to them is what was drilled into our minds. However, I could not resist offering a helping hand to my elderly neighbor. Despite this being my first time meeting her, she was so sweet and kind to me as I walked by after playing basketball.
MOVING DAY MOVING DAY
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The Gregori Key Club officer team participated in this term’s first board meeting alongside the Kiwanis advisor Nan Jacobs and the faculty advisor Paul Herrera. In the meeting, the president Leena Gupta discussed old business, new business, tasks, division and club goals, communication reminders, and other announcements. Overall, the meeting was intended to kickstart the term’s planning early in the summer and ensure that the officer team was acquainted with one another. I think the meeting was incredibly smooth and concise, and I definitely think we covered everything that I planned beforehand. I hope the rest of the board meetings we have this term are just as, or even more so, productive and valuable. I highly recommend running for an officer position in the future to be a part of club planning during board meetings. Leena Gupta Gregori High School
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GREGORI HIGH GREGORI HIGH
On May 28th, from 11am to 9pm, the division held the Teaspoon Fundraiser, in which members and their friends and family could come to the local Teaspoon place and purchase items. The money would go directly towards Key Club charities such as the Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP). I went to the fundraiser in the morning with my sister and a friend, where we got boba and macaroons. We ran into another Gregori officer, which was an amazing coincidence and I was so happy to see other officers participating in fundraising over the summer. Overall, I would highly recommend that members go to division fundraisers like this one in the future because they’re so simple and fun, and of course they also contribute to the success of the division and the wellbeing of the community. Leena Gupta Gregori High School
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UNO-TC UNO-TC
OTC was an amazing event where members and officers about holding various leadership positions. The conference was a pleasure getting to know their spirit coordinator. and games to help unite both divisions. Afterwards, we leadership positions, such as treasurer, president, and working on collecting service hours through coloring lunch and finished the day with one more workshop. with D46S and further educate myself in Key Club duties.
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UNO-TC UNO-TC
officers alike were given the opportunity to learn more conference was a joint meeting with our sister division, D46S. It coordinator. We worked together to create engaging icebreakers we attended workshops to learn about a few of the club and secretary. When those were completed, we began coloring pages provided by Color a Smile. Then, we grabbed workshop. I really enjoyed OTC as I was able to familiarize myself duties. - Samantha Coronado Enochs High School
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR | AARUSHI VYAS
d46n.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org
E.A. SECRETARY |JASON HUANG
d46n.cnhkc.ea1@gmail.com
E.A. SERVICE |VALENTINE NGUYEN
d46n.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com
NEWS EDITOR | CELINE CORONADO
d46n.dne.cnhkc@gmail.com
MEDIA EDITOR | PHOEBE ROSALES
d46n.cnhkc.dmc1@gmail.com
MEMBER REC. COORDINATOR | EMMALEE VANG
d46n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com
OUTREACH COORDINATOR | SOPHIA MIXX
d46n.cnhkc.kiwanisoutreach@gmail.com
SPIRIT COORDINATOR | DILNAAZ SANGHERA d46n.cnhkc.spiritcoord1@gmail.com
SPIRIT COORDINATOR | SAMANTHA CORONADO d46n.cnhkc.spiritcoord2@gmail.com
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KEY-NECTED!
BEYER HIGH SCHOOL beyerkeyclub.d46n.president@gmail.com
ENOCHS HIGH SCHOOL enochskcpresident@gmail.com
GRACE DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL gracedaviskcpresident@gmail.com
GREGORI HIGH SCHOOL gregorikcpresident@gmail.com
MODESTO HIGH SCHOOL modestokcpresident@gmail.com
OAKDALE HIGH SCHOOL oakdalekcpresident@gmail.com
JOHANSEN HIGH SCHOOL johansenkcpresident@gmail.com
THOMAS DOWNEY HIGH SCHOOL tdhskcpresident@gmail.com
VANGUARD COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY vanguardpresidentkc@gmail.com
INSTAGRAM: @d46nredpandas
CAARD: d46nredpandas.carrd.co
REMIND: @d46nf
CNH Instagram: @cnh keyclub
CNH CYBERKEY: cnhkeyclub.org
YOUTUBE: CNH Key Club
KCI INSTAGRAM: @keyclubint
KCI WEBSITE: keyclub.org
BEYER HIGH SCHOOL: @beyerkeyclub
ENOCHS HIGH SCHOOL: @officialenochskeyclub
GRACE DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL: @gracedaviskc
GREGORI HIGH SCHOOL: @gregori.kc
MODESTO HIGH SCHOOL: @modestohighkc
OAKDALE HIGH SCHOOL: @oakdalekeyclub
JOHANSEN HIGH SCHOOL: @pjhskeyclub
RIVERBANK HIGH SCHOOL: @riverbankkeyclub
THOMAS DOWNEY HIGH SCHOOL: @tdhskeyclub
VCPA: @vcpakeyclub
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