September Newsletter 2016 by D46N News

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Official Division 46 North Newsletter Volume IV | Issue V

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LETTER FROM DNE LETTER FROM LTG AUGUST RECOGNITION RECAP PAST EVENTS HETCHY HETCH TRAIL MODESTO GOSPEL MISSION BEYER KIWANIS TAKEOVER AUGUST DCM & DOG TOYS PICNIC FOR PTP

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MEET THE INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE PROJECT IDEAS

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FALL RALLY CHECKLIST KEY LEADER DISTRICT NEWSLETTER WHY SHOULD YOU JOIN KEY CLUB UPCOMING EVENTS RED PANDA CONTACTS Division 46 North | Page 2

HELLO D46N RED PANDAS, How has your first couple of weeks been? I hope you’re all still motivated to participate in service events, despite the homework that you all have.

This month’s newsletter includes the following: Recap Past Events, District Newsletter, Key Leader, Reasons to Join Key Club, Fall Rally Checklist, etc. Spotlight on Service this month is PTP! Continue reading to find out more information on service projects events and to help prevent trauma and injuries toward children! In this next month, I hope to see more ontime submissions for Articles and Visuals along with Club Newsletters. As always, please let me know if you need help in completing these tasks! Division 46 North DNE

Vivian Tran

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How are you all, Red Pandas? Â

I hope your first month into school has been a smooth transition, and that homework hasn't smothered you yet. Have your club meetings started yet? Bring a friend to a meeting and introduce them to the family you call Â Key Club! Now, it is also getting closer to one of the most exciting times of the Key Club experience: Fall Rally! As it gets closer to Fall Rally North, please keep in mind that it does become quite costly to attend, so remember to fundraise with your club or on your own to cover cost! I hope you don't lose motivation to attend service events, though, as the top priority of Key Club is service. I'll see you around at upcoming service events! Division 46 North Lieutenant Governor

Crystal Cheng

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Member of the Month Erica Langpaap, Grace Davis This member worked hard to get people from her club to attend events and help out the community whenever there was a service opportunity. She herself served the community for over 10 hours in the past month alone, and is always up for the task to help others. She, and two others, personally helped me out in planning the Picnic for PTP, which took a lot of work to plan. She is always reliable in asking for help and attending events.

Officer of the Month Kyle Amaral, Beyer This officer served over 8 hours for the month of July and is always helping out at events with a positive mindset. As a role model in the club, this officer has been there for the club and its officers when no one else is and offers their help a lot too. I'm sure this officer will do well in helping out the club and recruiting members for the upcoming year, too. Accepted by Jason Leung, President

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Club of the Month Thomas Doney As a club that was on the verge of ending, the appointed officers of this club did a great job in learning what their respective duties included and brainstorming ideas in how to recruit members for the next Key Club year. Although there aren't any members in the club as of now, the appointed officers are doing a wonderful job in attending division events and turning things in on time. I hope they will do well in recruiting and retaining members throughout this year.

Advisor of the Month Nan Cohan Jacobs, Gregori As a new Kiwanis Advisor, this advisor has been doing well in helping out the club she advises, and sometimes she offers rides to members as well. She always attends the board meetings and is always helping to think of ideas of how to approach an issue. I'm sure this advisor will guide the club she advises well in the future as well. Accepted by Christine To, President

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Past

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Hetchy Hetch Trail Cleanup By Kyle Amaral, Beyer Beyer Key Club hosted another cleanup along the Hetch Hetchy Trail, and we picked up trash alongside the trail. Key Clubbers from other clubs showed up to participate as well, and the Modesto Parks and Recreations Department lent the supplies to us. Overall, we had a lot of fun cleaning up the community, while doing it with friends.

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Modesto Gospel Mission By Crystal Cheng, Gregori From Thursday, July 28th, through Saturday, July 30th, several Key Club members gathered at the Modesto Gospel Mission Center to organize Back-to-School supplies in a donation drive. Members put together school backpacks, with respective school supplies, using recommendation lists for each grade, that were to be donated to low-income families. We organized school supplies, such as pens/pencils, rulers, notebooks/binder paper, and binders, into separate boxes/piles in order to put together the backpacks more efficiently at a later time. Many volunteers from other organizations had participated as well, and all in all, it was a great event to spend the last few days of summer break before school started again.

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Kiwanis Take-Over By John Gorges, Beyer On Tuesday, August 2nd, Beyer Key Club had their Kiwanis Takeover fundraiser. Our club raised over $200 for our club, and a portion of the funds raised will be donated to support PTP. We had 5 members in attendance and 1 advisor. It was a really fun event in which we got to raise money for our club, as well as for a great cause.

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@ August DCM

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August DCM + Dog Toys Â

By Jason Leung, Beyer It was really fun attending the August DCM! I was very excited to be able to attend this event because we got to finish the dog toys that we have been working tirelessly at the last DCM. This was a really great service project, which is also very fun, as I got to do this with friends. I hope we can do this again in the future.

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Picnic for PTP

By Philip Gergis, Enochs The division picnic was held at Beyer Park on July 23rd, and it was first division fundraiser we have had for PTP. At the picnic people were served a meal with their choice of a hot dog or hamburger, a bag of chips, a dessert, and a drink for $5. In addition, for another $2 one could purchase themselves a bag of popcorn. After everyone was finished eating, we had started the Pie for PTP. Presidents and DLT members volunteered to be pied in the face to raise money, with every pie they got hit with costing a dollar. Then, to end the day members had played the balloon games, which had a $3 entry fee.

The balloon games included a balloon stomp, a water balloon toss, and a water balloon fight.

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everyone who had attended had a marvelous time and the picnic turned out to be quite successful, considering the fact that we raised a profit of $170!” In conclusion, the division picnic was an amazing event and I look forward to the future PTP fundraisers the division has in store for us!

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What’s Poppin’, CNH District?

My name is William Zhang from the Eastern Canada District, and I am honoured to introduce myself as your newly elected International Trustee. It is the most amazing feeling to know I will work alongside so many strong, passionate volunteers and leaders. As International Trustee, my duty is to represent your voice and opinions on the International level, as well as act as a liaison to the three Districts I serve – West Virginia, California-Nevada-Hawaii, and Jamaica. My responsibilities also extend to participating in a maximum of two district visits, and I hope to see you at your DCON! A little bit about myself: I am an incoming senior at the International Baccalaureate School Colonel By in Ottawa, Ontario. I have a love for art, biology, travelling and photography. During my free time I’m usually playing around with my laptop or sipping green tea while watching YouTube. Other than Key Club, I join my best friends in anime club or for a bubble tea, where we fully geek out, but have the best of times! In conclusion, CNH District, I know that this year will be unforgettable, and that you will have many amazing stories to tell by District Convention. Throughout our time together, I will always be an accessible resource and an approachable friend, so if you have any questions or would just like to say hello, feel free to reach out to me. I would love to hear from you! I couldn’t be more excited for this service year with you all. It’s going to be a great year! Stay golden! Buzzing with service,

William Zhang International Trustee williamzhang.kci@gmail.com

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September is Pediatric Trauma Program! The goal is reduce the amount of children killed or injured by trauma. Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s find out how to ensure the childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s happiness!

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

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

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KIDS MATTER DAY

Free family event designed to inform parents and guardians on ways to keep kids safe from abuse and other dangers while their children enjoy ageappropriate activities. There will be an opportunity to visit health/safety stations to obtain valuable information. For more information, visit:

www.staunton.va.us/directory/departments-h-z/recreationparks/recreation/recreation-events/kids-matter-day-

DECORATING BICYCLE HELMETS Families bring their children with their bike helmets to an event where they can create playful designs on their helmets that so they will like wearing them.

GLOW STICK DISTRIBUTION Walk around on Halloween with glow sticks and hand them out to children. It will make them seen as they travel from house to house and cross streets.

LEMONADE STANDS Since a majority of CNH is always very hot and sunny have a lemonade stand at your local park or beach! Make sure to inform people that you are raising money for PTP and what it's all about! All you need is a table and some lemonade.

BOBA FUNDRAISERS Common fundraisers that many clubs & divisions hold are boba fundraisers! Contact your local boba shop to set up a fundraiser and make proceeds towards the Pediatric Trauma Program.

PIE SMASH OR PIE FOR PTP A fun fundraiser where members can pie officers! This fundraiser is easy for both clubs and division! Get some empty pie trays and fill them up with whip cream! Have members donate 2-6 dollars towards the cause.

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Fall Rally North

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Are you ready for Fall Rally North 2016?! Remember when we are at Six Flags, the park is still open to the public, so watch your language and be respectful. In preparations for this awesome event, please do not forget the following:

ü Registration: $35-$45 (TBA) ü Buses (each club needs to work with their faculty advisor and/or another club to reserve buses): $25 parking o Remember to follow school policy if necessary!

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Sunscreen Water Hat/Sunglasses Spirit Gear Cough Drops Money List of Cheers

ü CHEERS ü SPIRIT (we want to strive for the spirit stick!!) - BE LOUD AND RESPECTFUL

This year’s Division T-Shirt Design! Designed by Kathy Thach & Ryan Hall

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KEY LEADER 2016 PROGRAM WHAT IS IT?

Key Leader 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 has the opportunity to participate in a fun hike, to balancing on a teeter-totter, and to writing Key Leader Grams for students outside of or within their “neighborhood” homes, a group of 8-10 members led by a student facilitator which is a returning Key Leader Graduate who provides guidance to become a better Key Leader. These attendees gain beneficial skills; make lifelong friends and lasting memories!

Key Clubbers and non Key Clubbers from ages 14-18 are encouraged to attend this once in a lifetime event! However, paid dues Key Club members are offered a special discount to this event from the CNH Foundation!

UPCOMING EVENTS:

REGISTRATION PRICES:

Camp Loch Leven, Mentone, CA October 7-9, 2016

Student Participant, $250 Key Club Member, $225 Student Facilitator, $175

Camp Cedar Glen, Julian, CA October 21-23, 2016 Camp Jones Gulch November 18-20, 2016

WEBSITE:

www.key-‐leader.org

SCHOLARSHIP & DISCOUNT CODES: Get a $35 discount from the CNH District and Foundation! CNHKC1617 (available to the first 15 Key Club members per camp) CNHF1617 (available to the first 10 Key Club members per camp) Division 46 North | Page 27

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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Upcoming Sunday

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Monday

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Tuesday

Wednesday

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Events

Thursday

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Friday

Saturday 3rd: Club MRF’s (Early Bird)

2 3 9 10 16 17 23 24 30 September 5Th: Club MRF’s (On Time)

7th: Articles and Visuals 10th: Club Newsletters (Early Bird)

12th: Club Newsletters (On Time)

19th: DCM @ Riverbank 24th: Fall Rally Prep

TBA: Soaring Over Ripon (Color the Skies)

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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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