August Newsletter 2016 by D46N News

THE

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Official Division 46 North Newsletter Volume IV | Issue IV

Table OF

Contents

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Letter from DNE Letter from LTG July Recognition Recap Past Events Fourth of July Parade Modesto Gospel Mission Event Tuolumne River Clean up/ Officers Meeting Spotlight on Service What is PTP? Fall Rally Picnic for PTP Midnight Bowl for PTP Key Leader DISTRICT NEWSLETTER MEMBER RECRUITMENT DIVISION REMIND UPCOMING EVENTS RED PANDA CONTACTS

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Hello Division 46 North! Just one newsletter ago, summer began, but now summer is slowly coming to end. I hope everyone had an enjoyable summer, while serving for their community! Although school is starting up, don’t forget to get yourself and your friends involved in Key Club – we’re here year round! In this newsletter, you’ll be able to find: recap on past events, upcoming events, July Recognition, Spotlight on Service, Key Leader, Member Recruitment Tips, etc. The Spotlight on Service for the month of August revolves around “Children’s Education.” Education is the basis of endless knowledge and inspiration. To learn more how to you can get involved in this month’s Spotlight on Service, go to page 11-14. I hope everyone enjoys reading this month’s newsletter! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me! Division 46 North News Editor

Vivian Tran

Letter From the DNE Division 46 North | Page 3

Hello Red Pandas! As school is starting again just around the corner, please remember to keep involving yourself in Key Club and service events! There are several events happening during the August month, so keep your eyes and ears peeled for these wonderful opportunities coming up soon! Fall Rally North is happening in mid-October, and that is when the funds that we will fundraise over the course of the next two months will be donated to the Pediatric Trauma Program. The division's PTP Fundraising goal is $1500, so I hope that each individual club will be able to raise at least $50 for PTP, and the division will do many fundraisers for PTP as well. Also, if you are interested in attending Fall Rally North, please start thinking about fundraising with your club in order to lower the costs to attend. I hope your first days of school go great, and hope to see you at future service events soon! Division 46 North Lieutenant Governor Â

Crystal Cheng

Letter From the LTG Division 46 North | Page 4

July: Monthly Member of the Month Jasmine Prasad, Enochs This member was very hard working for the month Â of June. As a newly active member, she has served 16 hours for the month of June. She was always looking forward to new service events and constantly asked questions about the organization. As it is now the summer months, she did a wonderful job in serving the community to be selected

Member of the Month. Accepted by Enochs President, Philip Gergis.

Officer of the Month Iliana Borges, Vanguard This officer did wonderful in the past month in communicating effectively with me. This officer had always offered to help out if needed and asked specific questions regarding certain procedures and does very well in leading her club. As the president of a club with relatively fewer members, she relayed her problems to me as she saw fit and did everything she could to better the club she serves.

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Recognition

Club of the Month Peter Johansen As June did not permit as many service events (basically a “dead” month) because of summer vacations, this club did an outstanding job with 84 Service Hours for the month of June. As a club with very few members, there were a larger percentage of members who were willing to help out the community a lot during the month of June, and I saw that the club officers helped each other out a lot when in need and communicated with me problems that they themselves were unable to solve in order to try to better their way of leading the club they serve.

Advisor of the Month Nanci Tougaw, Riverbank This advisor had always helped out the club’s ways effectively. She always suggests new ideas in order to try to better the club, and she also encourages members to help out whenever they can. On more than several occasions, I have seen her go beyond advisor duties by giving rides to Key Clubbers to meetings and service events. She certainly deserves the Advisor of the Month Award.

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Recap Past

Events

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Fourth of July Parade Â

By Philip Gergis, Enochs High The Fourth of July Parade is an event that is organized by the Modesto Kiwanis Club for the past 142 years. Hundreds of citizens had arrived at the parade to see the numerous floats and groups in it as a way of celebrating the day our country had gained its independence. Key Clubbers who attended the event were given several jobs including setting up the stage for the judges, setting up the trophy display, and selling flags and fans to the spectators. In addition, some members worked at the McHenry Mansion where they were given the task of selling drinks to the audience. Working at the parade was an extremely great experience since not only was the parade amazing to watch, but it was a fun way to celebrate the Fourth of July with my fellow Key Clubbers! In conclusion, the Fourth of July Parade turned out to be both successful and one of the best events of the year so far! Â

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Modesto Gospel Mission Event By Philip Gergis, Enochs High The Modesto Gospel Mission is an organization that provides the homeless with food, shelter, and a place of safety. Our club was able to work with them on June 27th, where members helped out by cleaning the kitchen, filling several pitches with water and ice, and serving food to the homeless. The event proved to be successful since all the workers at Modesto Gospel Mission seemed to appreciate us assisting them, and those who came in for food appeared to be happy as they noticed that we were working there. Also, I can say without a doubt that all members who volunteered at the event had a spectacular time because it filled us all with joy knowing we were able to aid such an amazing organization. Overall, going to this event was something I enjoyed very much and I look forward to volunteering there again!

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Tuolumne River Clean up Â

By Jessica Doxey, Gregori High At the Tuolumne River Cleanup we helped pick up trash along the river. Many homeless people live in that area so there was a lot to clean up. The event was tiring, but it was very rewarding being able to see that we made a difference in our community. Overall, this project was successful and the river was much cleaner when we left.

Officerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Meeting By Thavie Keary, Modesto High On July 6th, an Officers' Meeting was held at Denny's from 12PM-2PM. Officers from each high school discussed past events, upcoming events, and ideas for events and fundraisers that may be done at a later date. Roughly 30 officers attended, all of which enjoyed their delicious food and comforting company of others. Nothing quite like downing your friends' leftovers while discussing a potential fundraiser.

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Spotlight ON Service

Education is the base of children’s endless creativity and opportunities. Let’s focus this month’s service on how to make an impact towards children and their education.

August: Children’s Division 46 North | Page 11

Visit CNH Spotlight on Service for more information: http://www.cnhkeyclub.org/projects/spotlightonservice

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Service Project Ideas HTTP://WWW.CNHKEYCLUB.ORG/ PROJECTS/SPOTLIGHTONSERVICE

August is Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Education Public Libraries Â

Books provide children with the best resources and inspiration to further their education. Some possible ideas are: hosting book drives,

volunteering at libraries, reading to children, tutoring, etc. Set up a day of fun by educating children in your local community. Education provides children with endless opportunities to strive.

March of Dimes March of Dimes is a non-profit organization with their primary focus of preventing birth defects and premature births. They promote newborn screening, educate medical professions and the public of the best ways to a healthy pregnancy, and have led the way in discovering genetic causes for birth defects. They have started a multi-year campaign to raise awareness for the causes of premature death. Help out YOUR local March of Dimes to help prevent premature death. For more information, visit:

MARCHOFDIMES.ORG Division 46 North | Page 13

Make a Wish The Make a Wish Foundation is an organization that grants wishes for children with life threatening illnesses. Wishes not only impact the child, but all of the people involved in it. Make-A-Wish serves a unique role in helping strengthen and empower children battling life-threatening medical conditions. Children who receive these wishes are referred by family members, close friends, etc. Most wishes are granted because of monetary donations. To help Make-A-Wish, you can start fundraisers, promote their foundation on social media, and volunteer at a local chapter. Fore more information, visit:

WISH.ORG

Builder’s club Builders club is the largest service organization for middle school and junior high students, with more than 45,000 members worldwide. Members learn to work together and develop servant-leaders skills as they serve their school and community. In partnership with UNICEF and March of Dimes, the clubs are able to expand their outreach to babies and children of the world. Want to be a part of Builders Club? Help charter a Builders Club at your local middle school or participate in their Builders club events! For more information, visit:

BUILDERSCLUB.ORG Project Happiness

Project Happiness specializes in emotional resilience-building programs that are used by people of any age and endorsed by public schools, private institutions and Universities around the U.S. and the world. Our purpose is to provide proven techniques to cultivate one’s own authentic happiness. Project Happiness is working to help create a world where: school bullying will no longer be a socially accepted behavior, young adults will be taught to know and value their passions and personal strengths, and become more compassionate to themselves and others, building one’s character will be as important as building one’s resume, and success will be measured by the degree to which we experience meaningful, fulfilling lives (not just by our job titles and credentials). To participate in Project Happiness, start spreading the teachings of Project Happiness in your school, home, and community. For more information, visit:

PROJECTHAPPINESS.COM Division 46 North | Page 14

Fundraiser Ideas:

Division Fundraisers - Dog Toys out of old T-Shirts (make at July DCM) - Picnic – July 23rd @ Beyer Park from 11AM-2PM - Division Midnight Bowl – August 19th @ McHenry Bowl from 11pm-2am - Movie Night - Related Idea: ask movie theatre for potential fundraising opportunities through discounted tickets - Bowling - Potentially sell homemade dog toys at dog wash fundraiser - Pie for PTP (also at Fall Rally Prep); Better to do as a whole division rather than club because it will gather a bigger audience - Silent Auction

Club Fundraisers - Modesto Nuts Game – Volunteer in concessions and receive percentage of profit - Applebee’s Breakfast Fundraiser - PrimeShine Car Wash tickets - Pura Vida - Jamba Juice - Oodles - McDonald’s Night with Key Club - Bike-off/Skate-off - Carl’s Jr. - Chipotle

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By Alejandro Alfaro Â

Hello Division 46 North, I am your division Pediatric Trauma Program Coordinator. Right now is the prime time to be fund raising money for the important cause of PTP. For many of you that donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know, the Pediatric Trauma Program is exclusive to the California-Nevada-Hawaii district of Key Club International. This amazing program is dedicated to raising awareness that Pediatric Trauma remains the leading cause of death and injury among children ages 14 and under in the United States. Just to quickly backtrack, Pediatric Trauma is a major injury that can leave an infant, child, or teen in a state that can lead to a disability or unfortunately death. To combat for these horrific events from ever happening, we as Key Clubbers help the Kiwanis Family Foundation by developing local projects, which will help reduce the number of terrifying causalities on these innocent minors. As Key Clubbers, our best way of helping this great cause is by donating our time to fundraise money. When we fundraise money, we are leading the way for our partner hospitals to expand their outreach programs and inform hundreds of thousands of families what can cause pediatric trauma and materials on how to easily prevent a child's death from ever taking place. I hope you are all prepared and fired up to help me and our division fundraise money! I will be working hard alongside the rest of the division in order to make sure we reach our goal of $1500 for PTP and beyond.

What is the Pediatric Trauma Program?

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Fall Rally North

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Division 46N T-Shirt Design Contest

Do you want to help create the Division 46 North T-Shirt for the 2016-2017 year? Well if you do, now is your chance! Take this opportunity to let your creativity flow and design the best T-Shirt for the year! Must have: -“Division 46 North” - “Region 12” - 2016-2017 - A Red Panda - “CNH Key Club” OR CNH Logo - All School Names --Beyer, Central Catholic, Enochs, Grace Davis, Gregori, Modesto, Peter Johansen, Riverbank, Thomas Downey, Vanguard College prep Academy - Key Club International Logo - Total of 3-4 colors -- Must use Division Colors: Forest Green + Maroon ** T-Shirt Color: Forest Green (Shirt color does not count as one of the colors

Winning Design will get a FREE shirt!

*All designs must be front and back

Deadline: Sunday, August 14 th by 6pm

Submit Designs to: Lt. Governor: d46n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Spirit Coordinators: Amanda Lial and Erica Langpaap ephesians6.11@live.com erica.langpaap@gmail.com

**If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Lt. Governor Crystal Cheng at d46n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com or **All photos must be in JPG format (209) 969-3033

2015-2016 T-Shirt Design

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Where: Beyer Park (3700 Beyer Park Dr, Modesto) When: July 23, 2016 Time: 11AM-2PM

Enjoy a $5 Lunc Y ou r c h o h ice of Ho t D og O R Ch i p s Cookies/ Desserts Soda/W a ter

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Division 46

Midnight

Where: McHenry Bowl (3700 McHenry Ave, Modesto, CA 95356) When: Friday, August 19th, 2016 Time: 11:30PM-2AM Cost: $12 per person (**$5 donated back to fundraiser)

Enjoy

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frien ds a n d fam i ly

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North’s

Bowling

Fundraiser ames g g n i l bow Play 2

Strike e played b o t s g n o s t Re que s

All proceeds donated to Pediatric Trauma Program Division 46 North | Page 22

2016

What is Key Leader? Key Leader is a weekend experiential leadership program for today's young leaders. This life-changing event focuses on service leadership as the first, most meaningful leadership-development experience.

2016 Event Dates  October 7-9 – Loch Leven Camp, Melton, CA  October 21-23 – Camp Cedar Glen, Julian, CA  November 18-20 – Camp Jones Gulch, LaHonda, CA

To register or for more information, visit http://www.key-leader.org/Home.aspx

Questions? Contact D46N KLC, John Gorges at d46n.cnhkc.klc@gmail.com

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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Member Â

Recruitment

Â - Fliers/Social Media

- Bring potential members (friends) to events - Club Rush/orientation - Socials/ Attractions (e.g. Potluck) - Create Club Committees to encourage members to stay active o E.G. Class Representatives (Freshman Rep, Sophomore Rep, Junior Rep, Senior Rep) - Coordinate with Junior Highs to give talks about Key Club/service; attract incoming freshmen to join Key Club

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Wednesday

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Events

Thursday

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Friday

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Saturday

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3rd: Club MRF’s (Early Bird) 5Th: Club MRF’s (On Time) 7th: Articles and Visuals 10th: Club Newsletters (Early Bird) 12th: Club Newsletters (On Time) 15th: DCM @ Central Catholic @6pm 19th: Midnight Bowling

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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

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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