Division 42 West | Volume 9 | Issue 5 | September 2021

VOLUME 9 | ISSUE 5 DIVISION 42 WEST | REGION 10 | CALI-NEV-HA Cover and Illustrations by Millie Lopez

Hiya Butterflies! At the time of writing this, the first day back to school is right around the corner.

I’m a little nervous, but hopefully everything will gradually go back to normal. Already I’m getting a sense of a welcoming environment as we had orientation events, so hopefully this will carry on to the next few months.

As always, I advise everyone to look out for each other. Try to be aware of your surroundings and keep other people in mind when going out. Keep your masks on, do your best to stay safe!

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Heyy division 42 west! I hope you’ve all enjoyed your summer and are getting ready to hit the books while serving your community with passion! How was your summer? Mine was a bit slow but I went to senior sunrise which made me think wow, this year is going to be one to remember! And just before we say goodbye to our summer days of waking up at noon or spending time at the beach with friends, it’s important to recognize what is heading in our future!

Going back to school brings opportunities for in person meetings and being able to get together with other key clubbers to really serve together! Continue to take care of yourself mentally as we head into the new school year and always remember to take breaks and know when to have fun. Stay cool, D42W!

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Important Dates 09/01: MR Nominations due @ 6 pm 09/05: MRF due @ 6 pm 09/07: Articles & Visuals due @ 6 pm 09/22: First day of Autumn!!

09/25: RTC- time TBD

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C L U B

Buena is being recognized as club of the month for August! They have been bringing in amazing service hours and continue to remain a strong standing club. Their officers have been doing a great job of working together on submissions and are always more than willing to reach out when they need help. It serves them well having a president who is on our dlt and relays important information to them to make sure they’re performing to the best of their service abilities.

M E M B E R

Ashley Vargas deserves to be recognized because she has grown as a leader in many ways. Ashley actively participates in service projects, communicates with our club officers, and has contributed to the creation of the division monthly newsletters. She is very outgoing and is always willing to support club members as well as the division.

O F F I C E R

Officer of the month is Joshua Cantada. Although he is still new to the club,he stepped up forward for the position and his club is thankful for Joshua taking the responsibility and ambition to fill the treasurer role in their times of need.Joshua is only a sophomore and While he still has much to learn and experience, his club has faith in his passionate to serve the community.

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F A C U L T Y

Renee Thomas deserves to be faculty advisor of the month because she's an amazing advisor. She is always willing to give up her time for her club, which OHS appreciates very much. Ms.Thomas is always there supporting them with all of their service projects for example she was very helpful during the graduation fundraiser, she lent her classroom to set up the bouquets and everything. She supports all meetings.

K I W A N I S

Kiwanis Advisor of the month is Ken Trainor from Ventura Key Club! Ken Trainor has been a vital part of our club going into the fall semester. He is always happy to hear what is the latest updates with the vhs key club and encourages them to put their best foot forward with everything. Thank you so much for always helping our key clubbers!

Hoang is being recognized as DLT officer of the D Tracy month for August! She has always been the embodiment of the spirit of ley club and she continues to shine through L a virtual term. She has already rang in spirit with some cheers she is coming up with for our tentative fall rally!

T She’s also been super helpful for her home club in finding service projects and remaining active. I’m truly proud of tracy’s resilience and unmatched spirit that she always brings to the table.

★ EARLY ★ ON TIME ★ Buena ★ Channel Islands ★ Pacifica ★ Santa Paula

Key Club at Buena High School has continued service projects such as charity miles. Charity miles is an app that has allowed our key club members to gain community service hours by recording runs, walks, or bike rides.

Recording these activities raises funds for charities by the amount of miles recorded. For example, a mile of walking or running is $0.25 and a mile of biking is $0.10. Whenever I go for a run I make sure to use charity miles so that funds can be raised for Unicef. And as someone who has been using charity miles since June of 2020, I can say that charity miles is an amazing service project because of how easy it is to access and raise funds.

This month two new service projects were presented to our members to participate in! For one of them our members were encouraged to create flyers on biking and walking. Members promoted biking and walking safety, describing their favorite place to bike and walk to by making digital flyers that will be posted on our Instagram. Whilst earning service hours. Apart from promoting biking and walking safety members were also able to participate in creating heartfelt, positive letters/cards for children at St. Jude's Children’s Research Hospital! For this service project, members wrote thoughtful letters that were given to children.

Earning themselves service hours and helping make someone’s day.

In the past month we had one new service project along with the ongoing service projects; Pause For and Charity Miles. The new service projects that we did was Homemade Dog Toys. We had many members participate in this and was able to donate them! One of our members, Kimberly Ortega even crocheted dog toys. Our club was also able to attend the July DCM and Officer Training Conference.

Through that we were able to learn more about our responsibilities as a Key Club officer and was able to meet other officers!

The July DCM at the Officers Training Conference (OTC) was another success for the butterflies as Eduardo Cintora was recognized for member of the month! Eduardo, an incoming junior from Pacifica High School, was recognized for his exceptional work on Charity Miles. With a total of 1,144 miles completed as of early-August, he is placed in the top 2 for Pacifica’s Charity Miles team. Way to be a good teammate! Due to the pandemic, in-person service events lessened, but luckily online volunteering helped the division immensely when getting hours remotely. With schools starting to open this year, hopefully we’ll get right back into in-person volunteering and see each other’s faces.

Santa Clara is still being active on Charity Miles with over 4,000 miles all together. Each member has around 300-400 miles! We also recruited more members since the start of the new school year and home many more are willing to join since this is our first year of an in person Key Club year.

Santa Paula has not held any meetings or events besides the participation in charity miles and free rice. But we did attend the July DCM and Officer Training Conference. A few of our officers attended and was able to learn more about their position and responsibilities!

School starts soon for Santa Paula and we will be having a fundraiser soon. We will also as officers plan out more activities for the year as we begin to settle in.

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Our annual region training event will be held on September 25th! The theme will be art theme (ART-C) and we will be having the event with all of Region 10. Since it is still a few weeks away the time is still yet to be determined, but what we do know is that it will be held at Oxnard High School! This event will be a requirement if you want to attend Fall Rally!

Run. Walk. Or Bike! Download the Charity Miles App and team up with UNICEF to raise money for PTP. Each mile donates $0.25 to the charity of your choice and is an easy way to earn hours! Don’t forget to take a screenshot before ending each session to send to your club secretary!

Download this free app to help you become more productive and free yourself from all distractions.

Participating in this project will also allow you to raise funds for babies, puppies, and trees. Keep track of your hours every month!

Answer trivia questions from a variety of different subjects to provide food for the hungry. Visit our Instagram to find your school code. Remember to send your club secretaries how many grains of rice you’ve earned!

Oxnard Key Club members made dog toys to be donated to local dog shelters

This month, the CNH District will be focusing on Children’s Education! Clubs that hold their own service projects related to this theme have the opportunity to be featured in the CNH Newsletter. Here are some examples of projects your club can do ★ Hold a school supplies drive ★ Record yourself reading children’s books You can host a service project or fundraiser with any branch from the Kiwanis Family! For more info about the July SOSP, click HERE :D

It is important for all of us to be recognized for our hard work we are putting in this term! The perfect way to do so is through our Member Recognition Program! In short, this is a program that recognizes all of our key clubbers for their various services throughout the year.

There are different levels - bronze, silver, gold, and platinum - for different categories fulfilled!

Hey butterflies! Looking to apply for some contests to recognize your hard work for this term? You’re in luck, our 2021-2022 Contest Guidelines are out now! There are contests on all levels - divisional AND international - for members, officers,clubs, newsletters, etc.! BEE sure to check out these guidelines at CNHKEYCLUB.ORG in our “Recognition” section.

Hello Bees! In order to accommodate for the ongoing pandemic, the CNH Membership goal has been lowered to 30,000 members. This goal can be achieved by increasing 12+ members per club. BEE persistent and we can make this happen!

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Camarillo Secretary Allen Grizzard-Paul Oxnard President Clarice Couey Ventura President Matt Kohagen

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Upcoming Kiwanis Events: ● Sept. 11th: Governor’s Luncheon ● Sept. 25th: Alzheimer's Walk

Kiwanis Club of Oxnard’s last DCM of the Kiwanis term was held at the same time and place as Kiwanis Camarillo. The DCM was hosted by Kiwanis Club of Santa Barbara. During the DCM there were raffles and other games with prizes.

The Governor’s Luncheon for Kiwanis club of Oxnard will be held in person on September 11th.

What will you miss from summer?

I will miss sleeping so much What are your goals for the new school year?

To maintain good grades but also making sure my mental health is still ok How will you achieve those goals?

By making sure I give myself a rest day once a week and asking for help from my peers if I need it

What will you miss from summer?

Hanging out with friends and spending time to do things I like; painting & reading What are your goals for the new school year?

To be punctual, consistent, & present at all KC events & tasks How will you achieve those goals?

With better communication with everyone & keeping a calendar

What will you miss from summer?

All of the free time I had this summer & I got to bond with my Cross Country team What are your goals for the new school year?

To pass all my classes & surpass my service my service hour record How will you achieve those goals?

Studying everyday & participating in all of the service projects

What will you miss from summer?

I will miss my best friend streaming rpg games at night What are your goals for the new school year?

To maintain my grades, especially with dual enrollment classes How will you achieve those goals?

By utilizing digital notes to better organize them

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