August Newsletter 2018

Beyer

Central Catholic

Grace Davis

Vanguard Prep Academy

Valley Charter Peter Johansen

The Red Panda Press Enochs

Thomas Downey

Sonora

Riverbank Gregori

Modesto

August Edition Volume VI Issue IV Division 46 North | Region 12 | CNH District

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Hello August!

Pages 4&5 : Message From the LTG & DNE

Page 6 : Red Panda Reviewing

Page 16 : Looking Ahead

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Page 22: Member Recognition

Pages 28 : Contact Us

Page 30 : Parting Words

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Letter from the LTG

Hey Red Pandas!

I’m amazed at the amount of service we’ve contributed in the month of July! From the fourth of July parade to bike camp, Division 46 North has displayed its true colors; commitment; service; hard work. Let’s start off August with an absolute bang. As announced at the July DCM, as well as the officers’ meeting, we have some huge goals to reach before the month of October, and I want us all to put in our greatest effort to attain these goals. $3,500 for PTP and 15,000 hours for our division is no easy task, but the division has shown me that we have the potential to surpass these goals. Get your friends to contribute and join the club!

Show CNH that they have a shining star in the heart of California. Thank you for all the hard work you guys put in. I’m so proud of each and every one of you.

Red Panda Pride!

- Mia Hargrave, LTG

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Letter from the DNE

Hello Red Pandas!

Our summer vacations are coming to a close, and it’s time to start focusing on school once more. With the school year beginning once more, our chances to serve the community increase tenfold. The Red Pandas did such good work in the month of July, I’m excited to see how much more we can do in the month of August. It’s been my pleasure to attend so many events in the month of July, volunteering with different organizations and meeting many new members of the local community. I encourage D46N to focus on our division’s goals for the 2018-2019 term, as goals are important to set in the beginning of the school year. 15,000 hours, $3,500 for PTP, and 500 members: all by the month of October! Get ready for club rush and encourage your friends and family to serve their community. Thanks for all that you do. Go Red Pandas!

- John Nunnally, DNE

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What we been

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have up to?

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July DCM

For Division 46 North’s July DCM on July 2nd, our Lieutenant Governor Mia Hargrave and the division leadership team decided to host a movie night, in which attendees watched the movie “The Incredibles”. Members enjoyed a meal with pizza and salad, member recognition presentations, and messages from LTG Hargrave. Hope you had a good time!

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Featured on the D46N Instagram (@d46nkeyclub), a group of key clubbers from Oakdale and Modesto relax, listen to some guitar jams by Russell Pabalan, and converse with one another. Come to our August DCM for similar vibes and fun!

LTG Hargrave and EA Kathy Thach presented at the July DCM, with Kathy leading the Pledge of Allegiance. We may have forgotten a flag, but luckily there was one in sight.

It’s this type of fun that makes DCMs so much fun to attend!

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Bike Camp Division 46 North helped the local Society for Disabilities Organization in the second week of July by volunteering to teach children with disabilities to ride a bike. From July 9th to the 13th, members volunteered from 8-12pm every day to help these children, achieving incredible, timely success. With multiple participants learning how to ride their bikes without training wheels or specially designed balancing devices, Society for Disabilities greatly appreciated the division’s participation in the annual bike camp at Cardozo Middle School.

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DNE John Nunnally and LTG Mia Hargrave helped Olivia on the first and second day of the SFD bike camp.

This image captures Bella helping Andrew on a bike without outriggers. Andrew had incredible success in the week.

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Water Ski Division 46 North helped the local Society for Disabilities Organization on July 14th by volunteering to help children with disabilities ride water skis at the Modesto Reservoir.

Volunteers helped these children by setting up the water skis for the children, with stronger-swimming volunteers interactively helping them by working in the water. The kids concurrently had a great time being out on the water, with the wind in their hair and a smile on their face. After the session was over, some volunteers had the opportunity to go out to the reservoir themselves, making the day even better, alongside helping the community.

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Participants did some cool tricks as they rode their skis in the Modesto Reservoir. Come out on the 28th of July to get a taste of the action!

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Fourth of July Parade

D46N had the opportunity to sell concessions at Modesto’s annual 4th of July Parade. Members walked up and down the streets of the parade to offer water and other foodstuffs for those watching the parade.

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Members from MoHi helped sell concessions, led by Allen with a firefighter hat.

Officers like Xavier & Mason from Enochs, alongside Andre from Davis, sold hot dogs.

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Looking

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Ahead

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July 2

50 Volunteers Needed!

9am-

Help Sell Water and Register Teams!

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28th

-7pm

Contact Savannah Williams to sign up!

(916)-340-4606

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Member of the Month Johnny Borba

“For going above and beyond Key Club’s expectations and exhibiting qualities of a true Key Clubber -outstanding leadership, commitment, and service.”

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Officer of the Month Alan Martinez

“For going above and beyond regular officer’s expectations and exhibiting qualities of a true Key Clubberoutstanding leadership, commitment, and service. This officer is eager to improve his club and community, and is efficient in doing so.”

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Advisor of the Month Bill Michael

“For going above and beyond regular advisor’s expectations and exhibiting qualities of a true Key Club advisor -outstanding leadership, commitment, and service - helping student leaders.”

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Club of the Month Peter Johansen

“For performing outstanding service, participating in a multitude of events, and much more. This club goes above and beyond regular club expectations and exhibits qualities of an amazing Key Club - outstanding dedication, commitment, and service.

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Contact DLT Mia Hargrave

Simon Carmona

Lieutenant Governor

Fundraising Coordinator

D46n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

D46n.cnhkc.fc1@gmail.com

415- 722-9562

650-580-5616

John Nunnally

Kathleen To

Division News Editor

Fall Rally Coordinator

D46n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

D46n.cnhkc.frc2@gmail.com

209-596-6876

209-531-7199

Kathy Thach

Derry Chen

Executive Assistant

Division Tech Editor

D46n.cnhkc.ea1@gmail.com

D46n.cnhkc.dte@gmail.com

209-602-3424

209-284-8719

Asia Ros

Katie Buzzini

Executive Assistant & DCON Chair

Spirit Coordinator

D46n.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com

D46n.cnhkc.sc1@gmail.com

209-541-7199

209-606-6579

Monica In

Alexis Roma

Member Recognition

Spirit Coordinator

D46n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com

D46n.cnhkc.sc2@gmail.com

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Contact Clubs Irais Mendoza

Mia Jenkins

Beyer President

Modesto President

Mendoza.v.irais@gmail.com

miaj712@gmail.com

209-496-1395

209-534-0198

Samuel Khacho

Alexander Phomsouvanh

Central Catholic President

Peter Johansen President

samuelkhacho20@outlook.com

909-532-6931

209-229-6997 Isabella Mendoza Mason Louangxay

Hayley Smith

Vanguard President

Enochs President

Riverbank Vice President

209-968-3197

enochskcpresident@gmail.com

fictionaddicted@outlook.com

209-968-9883

209-225-5167

Andre Martinez

Hailie Dorsey

Grace Davis President

Thomas Downey Vice President

dre90222@gmail.com

dimplezgirl00@gmail.com

209-808-3775

209-652-5651

Loreanne Deculing

Gabriel Parra

Gregori President

Valley Charter President

gregorikcpresident@gmail.com

that_oneguy13@yahoo.com

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Thank you for everything you do D46N! We are an amazing division, with infinite potential! Together, we can have a huge impact on the community. Go Red Pandas!

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