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Official Division 46 North Newsletter Volume IV | Issue XI
Beyer | Central Catholic | Enochs | Grace Davis | Gregori | Modesto |Peter Johansen | Riverbank| Sonora | Thomas Downey | Vanguard Prep Academy
Division 46 North | Region 12 | CNH District
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Message from DNE
Vivian Tran
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Message from LTG
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February: Monthly Member of the Month: Jeffrey Hyungh, Peter Johansen This member did awesome in participating in Key Club for the last few months. He had joined recently, but he already accumulated over 30 service hours! For the month of January alone, he was able to serve the community for 10.5 hours already! He's often the representative for the club at events, and even though he's a newer member, he strives to learn more about Key Club and find out how to be the best that he can be. I am proud of how far he has come as a member! *Accepted by Peter Johansen President, Jose
Officer of the Month: Jorgia Young, Enochs This officer has kept up her duties as editor every month, and she is one of the only editors that continuously send in club newsletters. I am very glad that she has battled through the year and resisted procrastination and laziness to get the club newsletter turned in every month. Not only are her newsletters turned in on time, they follow a neat and organized format and are very easy to read! I am proud of her hard work and hopes she keeps it up! *Accepted by Enochs President, Philip
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Recognition Club of the Month: Peter Johansen This club only has 17 dues-paid members, but they fulfilled a whopping 251.5 service hours in the month of January alone, which is an average of 14.79 hours per member! Even though the service events around town have been lower than usual for many clubs, this club doesn't fail to serve the community well. I am always in awe at the amount of hours many members serve each week, and hope they will keep up the work for years to come!
Advisor of the Month: Nanci Tougaw, Riverbank This Kiwanis Advisor is extremely hands-on in helping to improve the Key Club she takes part in. Whenever members need rides to certain events, she is always up to providing rides to and from the events. She keeps the Key Club in the loop of Kiwanis-related events by updating members on events hosted the Kiwanis she is a part of, such as meetings or festivals. Also, she keeps up with the Key Club's upcoming events and reminds members about them to make sure that they attend if they've committed to them. I am extremely grateful for her help, not only in the club that she helps out, but also in the division throughout the term.
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Hallway Decorating
Philip Gergis | Enochs High Key Club Every year, Enochs High School decorates their hallways to prepare for the winter formal spirit week. Our club saw this as a great opportunity to not only serve our school, but to also interact more with our school’s leadership! The event took place on February 16th and we had a total of 15 members attend. Volunteers, who attended the event helped by hanging up wallpaper, painting, and creating cardboard decorations. The event turned out to be a success since we were not only able to finish on time, but it proved to be one of our most fun events. Overall, decorating the school hallways with leadership was one of our most popular and enjoyable service projects! Â
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Vivian Tran | Gregori High Key Club The Superhero 5K/10k run/ walk was held on Saturday, February 11th from 8 to 11 AM at East La Loma Park. At this event, runners who participated dressed up as superheroes. Many members participated in helping passing out medals, water bottles, and snacks after the runners ran. While the runners ran, the members cheered them on with many “Good Jobs” and chants such as the “G-Double-O-D J-O-B, Good Job” cheer we do for Key Club. We walked out to where the race started to about half a mile out to encourage any runners who passed by. It was an amazing experience to be able to see the Key Club members so enthusiastic and cheerful as runners passed by. We cheered on from the very first runner who finished to the very last runner. It was great being able to see the runners smile as we cheered them on. Some members stayed by the picnic tables to pass out crayons, color pages and stickers to the little kids after their fun run. Seeing the Key Club members being inclusive by willing to work and interact with many of the little kids and runners was incredible. These Key Club members are the superheroes in this community.
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Alexandra Candelario | Central Catholic This month we only participated in one event, which was our bake sale on the 27th. Our bake sale was not as big as usual but we managed to get a few people to bring in baked goodies. Four people volunteered during break to sell and by lunch we were all sold out. Though our bake sale was small we managed to be successful in raising money for our Key Club. This was a volunteer opportunity that gave hours to those who worked the bake sale and those who brought baked goods.
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Club Elections & Positions:
It’s nearing the term of 2016-2017! Clubs should begin by asking members who’s interested in applying for leadership positions, as there is an election process to be held. Election processes are decided by each club whether you would like an interview process before the elections. Ask your club president for more information about how you can run for a position and the forms to fill out! The following is a list of items each officer’s duties:
President:
Ø Host Club & Board Meetings Ø Delegate tasks & ensure completion of the task (form committees) Ø Hold Club Elections before DCON & let your LTG know who’s the officer-‐elects Ø Serve the members!
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Secretary:
Ø Handles all the records, files, and details that are important for the smooth operation of Key Club Ø Record meeting minutes of all club and board meetings Ø Record the service hours of all members in the club Ø Record all members have completed on the Member Recognition Tab (MRP) Ø Compile the roster of every member in the club Ø Complete & submit the Monthly Report Form each month Ø Submit the Annual Achievement Report (AAR) at the end of term
Treasurer:
Ø Collect and handle membership dues Ø Collect all money from club fundraisers Ø Prepare a financial report for the club board Ø Create an annual budget with other officers Ø Obtain all financial records, receipts, and files from IP treasurer (keep binder)
Editors & Historians:
Ø Update & maintain club website Ø Produce monthly club newsletters Ø Create a calendar of events for the club Ø Collect Articles and Visuals from members Ø Create promotional materials to spread over the web or in person Ø Follow Key Club Brand Guide and Graphic Standards (found on the CNH Key Club Website www.cnhkeyclub.org)
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Kiwanis Scholarship Opportunities For Graduating Seniors: Cunat International Scholarship: “While serving as 1992–93 governor of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa Kiwanis District, Brian Cunat and his wife, Miki, established a scholarship fund to recognize and support Kiwanis-family members setting out to make a difference in people’s lives. The Cunats believe that life goals should include helping others and making the world a better place for all.” How many awarded: 1 Amount Awarded: $2500 Deadline: March 15, 2017
Harry S. Himmel Scholarship: “The Harry S. Himmel Scholarship was established in Harry’s memory in 1989 by friends and family. Himmel joined Kiwanis in 1928 and eventually served in many leadership positions at various levels—including president of the Kiwanis Children's Fund for 10 years. Harry was known for his extensive involvement in his community and in charitable causes, and for the impact he made on so many individuals. This scholarship remains in his memory to help young people achieve their goals.” How many awarded: 1 Amount Awarded: $500 Deadline: March 15, 2017
Linda Canaday Memorial Scholarship:
“The Linda Canaday Memorial Scholarship was established in honor of Kiwanian and 2008–09 First Lady Linda Canaday, a former teacher and longtime Kiwanis member. In her memory, a scholarship fund was established for members of Key Club International. This scholarship honors Linda’s love of children, which she demonstrated through her career as a teacher and her committed and caring compassion for children through Kiwanis.” How many awarded: 1 Amount Awarded: $2500 Deadline: March 15, 2017
*More Information regarding these forms can be found here:
http://www.kiwanis.org/childrensfund/impact-and-programs/scholarship-opportunities#.WFl10rYrKCQ
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KIWANIS CLUB OF NORTH MODESTO 2017-2018 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GOALS • To encourage, with financial support, public or private high school graduates (within the boundaries of the Modesto High School District) to pursue education goals preferably at a California community college, four-year college or university or at a technical/ vocational school. • To reward and recognize academic achievement. • To invest in the future of young scholars. Note: The Kiwanis Club of North Modesto will award $1,000 scholarships to as many as 15 students for the 20172018 academic year. It is the hope of the Kiwanis Club that recipients in their adult life will give back to their community, including membership in a service club. SELECTION CRITERIA Scholarships will be awarded based on the following: • Academic record (GPA of 2.75 or higher) • Community Service, extra-curricular activities and leadership experience. • Applicant goals. • Letters of recommendation from teachers and community members. • Preference given to students whose annual family income is $75,000 $150,000. REQUIREMENTS • U.S. citizen or legal resident. • Completed application form. • At least two letters of recommendation (one must be from a school teacher, counselor, etc., and one must be from a community member). • Current transcript (an unofficial transcript may be submitted). • A one-page statement describing applicant’s educational career goals, including how applicant plans to give back to the community in their adult life. • Documentary evidence of prior year family income (personal information, including social security numbers should be redacted). APPLICANTS PLEASE NOTE • Preference will be given to students who matriculate at a California school. • Recipients must enroll as a fulltime student (at least 12 units) for the fall 2017 term. If fall 2017 matriculation is not accomplished, extenuating circumstances may be considered.
DUE: MARCH 17th, by 5 PM *Ask Presidents for more info. From LTG’s emails regarding this scholarship and where to get the form.
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What is Key Leader? KeyLeader is a Kiwanis-sponsored weekend camp that is a life-changing experience, aimed to empower leaders to a path of success through service leadership. The curriculum focuses on the five principles of service leadership— personal integrity, personal growth, respect, community building, and the pursuit of excellence through leadership challenges, group-based activities, workshops, and discussions, Throughout the weekend, each attendee gains beneficial skills, makes lifelong friends, and lasting memories! Key Clubbers and non-Key Clubbers alike from ages 14-18 are encouraged to attend this once in a lifetime event!
Upcoming Camps Online registration at www.key-leader.org is now open for the following 2017 Key Leader Camps: o o o o o
Camp Oakhurst, Coarsegold, CA on March 10th-12th, 2017 (North) Camp Alliance Redwoods, Occidental, CA on April 28th-30th, 2017 (North) Rancho Alegre Camp, Santa Barbara, CA on April 28th-30th, 2017 (South) Camp Cedar Glen, Julian, CA on October 20th-22nd, 2017 (South) Camp Jones Gulch, La Honda, CA on November 19th-20th, 2017 (North)
Registration Prices
Student Participant, $250 (Key Club Members, $225) o Student Facilitator, $175 o Adult/Chaperone, $115 *A late fee of $25 will be applied to any registration received within 7 days from the start of the selected camp. o
Scholarships!
Yes! The CNH District has allocated $2,100 for Key Leader scholarships. That’s $35 scholarships available for the first 15 Key Club members per camp! The CNH Foundation is also providing $35 scholarships for the first 10 Key Club members per camp! When registering for a special discount, use the following codes: o CNHKC1617 o CNHF1617 *Both codes may be redeemed and receive a total of $70 scholarship. Tip: Before registering, reach out and check with your sponsoring Kiwanis or home club for possible scholarships!
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Questions, Comments, or Concerns? Contact Johansen Key Club VP Laylla at 209–604–5377 or jimenezlaylla15@gmail.com for more information.
18th: EXPO @ 2:00-6:30 PM - Volunteers will be passing out shirts and merchandise to runners; will be provided food
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19th: Marathon @ 6:30 AM-10:30 AM & 10:00 AM-2:30 PM - Volunteers will help with course monitoring (cheering on runners and handing out water or helping to barricade streets)
**Waiver Form is required for MINORS; please ask your president for the waiver form if you’re under the age of 18.
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Eliminate with Prime
Shine Tickets
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Let’s kick off the Eliminate Season by selling some Prime Shine Tickets! Ask your Club President for more details on how YOU can help out!
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SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE
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Visit CNH Spotlight on Service for more information: http://www.cnhkeyclub.org/projects/spotlightonservice
March; let’s spread some love this month by helping babies out! Let’s help improve their health to prevent premature deaths.
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SERVICE PROJECT
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HTTP://WWW.CNHKEYCLUB.ORG/ PROJECTS/SPOTLIGHTONSERVICE
March is March of dimes! “Due to the efforts of the March of Dimes, the rate of premature birth has declined to about 9.6 percent today! With the organizations efforts, thousands of babies have been saved from being born too soon. It also has reduced excess health care cost, saving the nation billions of dollars. Despite this progress, about 380,000 babies continue to be born prematurely every year.”
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“Contact your local mall or public park services to see if you can clean out their fountains for donations! “
“Look on the March of Dimes Website for local walks where you can participate in!” www.walk.marchofdimes.org
“You will need plenty of volunteers, supplies and a large enough space to host your car wash. Schools are popular locations for these events and you may be able to get students involved as well. Car washes should be free, but people can make a donation to March of Dimes.”
“Compete against other departments at work, at classes, or at school to see who can collect the most coins in terms of weight. Have a competition to guess the weight of the winning container of coins before the final weigh in.”
“Hold a bake, craft, or rummage sale at your work, school, place of worship, or community center. Sell your second hand items and delicious baked goods at cheap prices to support your fundraising efforts.”
“Talk about a charity and raise a physical Mile of Dimes!”
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The Cali-Nev-Ha Key Club District is‌
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is the district goal for this term, out of the Program over 43,000+ members divided by the 740+ we have here, every clubs we have in our member just needs new members district, all it takes is $250 a mere 30 hours from each club to reach each to reach the per club goal! And that starts our goal! with YOU! will be easily accomplished if every club member introduces one friend to Key Club!
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Check out the District Newsletter! It provides the best source of information for new ideas for service events! http://www.cnhkeyclub.org/news/newsletters
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15th: Kiwanis International Scholarships 17th: North Modesto Kiwanis Scholarship due by 5 PM 18th: Modesto Marathon EXPO 19th: Modesto Marathon 20th: DCM @ Enochs
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Division Leadership Team Contact Information Lt. Governor
Region Advisor
Crystal Cheng
Frank Vierra
d46n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
fvierrara12@gmail.com
1(209) 969-3033
1(209) 769-9568
Executive Assistant
Division Secretary
Saad Mirza
Kathy Thach
saadamirza1@gmail.com
kathyxthach@gmail.com
1(209) 918-5414
1(209) 602-3424
Division News Editor
Member/Kiwanis Relations Coordinator
Vivian Tran
Jason Leung
d46n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
jxleung@comcast.net
1(209) 923-1688
1(209) 614-7890
Spirit Coordinator
Spirit Coordinator
Amanda Lial
Erica Langpaop
ephesians6.11@live.com
erica.langpaap@gmail.com 1(209) 408-7272
PTP Coordinator
Eliminate Coordinator
Alejandro Alfaro
Alejandro Manzo
alejandroalfaro209@gmail.com
alejandromanzo209@gmail.com
1(209) 502-0308
1(209) 225- 6325
Member Recognition Coordinator
Service Projects Coordinator
Sameen Mahmood
Jesus Aguiniga
smahm200@gmail.com
jesusaguiniga209@gmail.com
1(209) 272-9500
1(707) 341-8949
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President Contact Information Â
Beyer President Jason Leung jxleung@comcast.net 1(209) 614-7890
Modesto President Sameen Mahmood smahm200@gmail.com 1(209) 272-9500
Central Catholic President Lisa Archuleta Lta83@att.net 1(209) 416-6405
Peter Johansen President Jose Calderon calderonjose457@gmail.com 1(209) 272-9446
Enochs President Philip Gergis philipgergis@gmail.com 1(209) 556-3678
Riverbank President Ryan Choeb ryanchoeb209@gmail.com 1(209) 627-6077
Grace Davis President Jasmine Sun jasmine.dsun@gmail.com 1(209) 534-5779
Thomas Downey President Savana Lyons savana.lyons@yahoo.com 1(209) 534-8063 | 1(661) 888-2626
Gregori President Christine To christinneeto@gmail.com 1(209) 765-1510
Vanguard President Iliana Borges Ilianaborges200@gmail.com 1(209) 988-1345
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