Key Club D46N July Newsletter

JULY 2014

The Red Panda Press DIVISION 46 NORTH KEY CLUB

Table of Contents:  Page 1: Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast  Page 2: Relay For Life  Page 3: Officer Training Conference  Page 4: Presidents and DLT Meeting  Page 5: Division Goals & Contact Information

Above: Our Key Clubbers helping out and volunteering at our Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast!

Left: D46N taking pictures with other LTGs and having fun at OTC.

Please do not print this newsletter! Helping our Red Pandas, one newsletter at a time!

Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast Rising up early to support our Kiwanis fundraiser, Key Clubbers worked from 6:30 to 12:30 to help and serve customers. Tickets were sold for seven dollars for adults and five dollars for children.

Many clubbers sold a lot of tickets prior to the event as well, which resulted in a big turnout! The event was hosted at The Seasons Catering.

Breakfast was served with fluffy pancakes, chewy scrambled eggs, crunchy ham and a fresh fruit cup. Volunteers were split into different sections to efficiently serve customers. Once entrance was granted, customers got in line to be served their food. Key Club drink servers then quickly went to serve drinks, including milk, ice water, orange juice and coffee. Each table included syrup, jam, and sugar. Other Key Clubbers resupplied and refilled containers, making sure customers had necessary condiments at all times. After enjoying their meal, clean-up crews picked up trash and leftover food, and threw them away. The set up crew followed the clean-up crew, and replaced tables with Kiwanis placemats, napkins, forks and knives. Satisfied customers left generous tips for the club. The Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast was definitely a success!

-Ellen Zheng: Modesto

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Relay For Life This year's Relay for Life was hosted at Johansen High School! Every school from our division had a Key Clubber to support the event and run for Relay for Life. Many supported and promoted Key Club and advocated for the fight against cancer! The event started with survivors of cancer walking their first lap. After, walkers had lunch at 11:30.The event included many rounds of dress up. The dress up themes ranged from Wacky Hat lap to Super Hero Costume lap. They also had a Hula Hoop contest and balloon toss. Dinner began at 5:30 and at 8 there was a funky sock lap. After it got dark, the themes just got crazier and crazier. There was a Luminaria lap, Glow in the dark lap, and even a Crazy Bra lap. At midnight, there was Midnight Pizza accompanied with a movie. The event ended with a closing ceremony at 8:15 in the morning and the final lap was at 9 in the morning. Each group made sure to have at least one member on the track at all times! The event lasted for an entire twenty four hours, and some members even showed up the next day for our Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast!

With our dedication, we are one step closer to winning the fight!

-Ellen Zheng: Modesto

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Officer Training Conference Key Clubbers woke up bright and early on their Saturday to participate in this year's OTC. After arriving to the chosen host high school, students from both north and south divisions were walked throughout various workshops designed for specific positions and jobs.

Previous officers also trained and helped out new ones, spreading their previous knowledge and experience to help others. The day included meals and even spirit battles!

Many Key Clubbers attended and gain valuable knowledge and help in their fields. It was a great opportunity to meet new Key Clubbers while having fun and supporting Key Club at the same time. It was a fun and great experience for all who attended and if you couldn't make it this year, it's definitely something to look forward to next year!

-Toni Marie: Gregori High

Our LTGs stand and Present themselves at OTC!

An example of a workshop at OTC. Key Clubbers had a great experience at this learning event!

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Presidents and DLT Meeting Summation: 

International Convention (ICON) i. 7 Red Pandas are attending!

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Division Website: Tech Editor i. 3 Schools had turned in their Officer Pictures (Beyer, Gregori, Modesto)

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T-Shirt and Spirit Committees i. Still need sign ups! ii. More members needed! Everyone Welcome! Contact Amir! iii. Can be officers or general members!

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PTP Fundraiser: Kiss the Pig @September DCM 1. Held @September DCM @ Beyer Park 2. Key Club Candidates: Celina Chanthanouvong, Amir Patel, Anthony Chang, Kyle Banh, and Pier Kang 3. Kiwanis Candidates: Frank Vierra, Jan Jaeger, John Field, Brent Burnside, Marty Villa

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Region Training Conference i. Held @ Clovis North Education Center On September 13th ii. Goal: Have a Full Bus (Around 47 Seats) iii. $6 for Registration fee iv. 4 Adults and 43 Seats

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Division Goals & Contact Information: Division Goals: i. Get 475 Members ii. Raise $1650 for PTP iii. Every School have an Eliminate Fundraiser iv. Every school attend RTC and Fall Rally v. 10 attend CTC vi. 15 attend DCON Lt. Governor Amir Patel d46n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Region 12 Advisor Frank Vierra fvierraRA12@gmail.com Executive Assistant Allison Tisbe allisontisbe@gmail.com Executive Assistant Kyle Banh kylebanh@gmail.com News Editor Ellen Zheng d46n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com Tech Editor Celina Chanthanouvong d46n.cnhkc.dte@gmail.com Spirit Coordinator Malia Bowman malia_leebee@yahoo.com Spirit Coordinator Jesslynne Palarca jesslynnepalarca@aol.com Spirit Coordinator Pier Kang Pier_Kang407@hotmail.com Member Recognition Chair Kristy Phal kristyphal@yahoo.com Photo Task Coordinator Roleza Madrid rolezabm@yahoo.com

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