Division 15 East December 2020

OFFICIAL DIVISION 15 EAST NEWSLETTER|REGION 13|CNH DISTRICT

THE MANTA `

“A L O O K U N D E R T H E S E A”

DECEMBER 2020

VOL. 4 | ISSUE 8

A MESSAGE FROM THE

HOW’S IT GLIDING MANTAS? Helloo you beautiful people! I hope you guys are still thriving in your lives, as that would not be the case with me. I am currently really feeling the stress for UC apps, which are due so soon, I am very scared. Hopefully those of you that are seniors were smarter than me and have already turned in your UC apps. If so, I am proud of you! If not, we’ll get through this, we got it!!

As for Key Club news, you can read the newsletter to find out all about it (lol), but the important bits: the early-bird dues deadline is coming up and there are some very cool events happening soon!

As a division, you guys have done so so amazing, even in these circumstances, and I, as well as Lia and the rest of DLT, are super proud. We’ve made such progress toward our term goals and held many successful events! And none of that would have been possible without you guys, the members!

Anyways, I hope you all have a phenomenal break, rest up and enjoy time with your family and friends. BUT please do remember to stay safe. As always, thank you so much for once again reading the Manta Messenger. I am super grateful for you guys <3

GLIDING IN SERVICE,

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division 15 east news editor

dne’s message

manta collage

intro and hello from your dne!

the cutest division out there

ltg’s message

district + international updates

update from your ltg, lia!

what you need to know!

term goals d15e goals for the 20-21 term

spotlight on service info on the service initiative

club updates what clubs have been up to

keepin’ up with the manta rays introducing jacob macayaon!

division updates

recognition

what’s happening in d15e

congrats to those recognized!

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FROM YOUR

What’s Poppin’ Manta Rays!

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As the end of November approaches, I know the stress of college applications for seniors and meeting the early-bird deadline for dues is incredibly pressing, but trust me, it will all work out in the end! I know how hard everyone is working during these difficult times, and I am so proud of each and every one of you. In the upcoming month, Division 15 East will be incredibly busy with a variety of service events, fundraisers, AND Candidate Training Conference, so keep on the look out for those announcements. I hope everyone has an amazing and restful Thanksgiving break with their families and please remember to keep abiding by COVID regulations! Stay safe and healthy and I can’t wait to see you all soon!

Gliding in Service, Lia Busby

$$ 7500+ 7500+ raised for PTP

5000+ 5000+ service hours

20% 20% membership increase

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Emilee Gip Historian|Eleanor Roosevelt

CLUB UPDATES

street cleanup with our

Rachel Chung

On October 3, 2020 ERHS Key Club and Eastvale Kiwanis collaborated for their monthly street clean up.

Members and Kiwanis members cleaned up Scholar Way. Masks and gloves were provided and worn by everybody to protect themselves and others. This service event helped members serve their community and keep Eastvale cleaner. There was an amazing turnout and a great way to collaborate with our sponsoring Kiwanis.

Historian|Santiago

October has been a successful month! Santiago Key Club hos managed to establish more service events for our members to earn service hours! Starting with the unicef to math for good and breast cancer awareness service events, we've created more service projects! One more service project we've created is caring for seniors! We've also started a fundraiser and showed participation to key club week!

Our club also started collecting membership dues!

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Nathan Nguyen Historian|Centennial

From October 1st to October 31st , Centennial Key Club started the Bean Bean Bean service event.

Beanbeanbean.com is a website where answering questions about any topic of your choice granted you “beans” a visualizer for money you to be donated to various charities including Red Cross Hurricane Harvey Relief, Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, Feeding America, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and many more. Members of Centennial Key Club had to download a Webtime Tracker Chrome extension that tracked the amount of time that you are active on each website. To turn in their hours, members sent a screenshot of the time that they spent on the website shown on the Webtime Tracker extension and a screenshot of the amount of “beans” that they gained on the website, and sent it to the Centennial Key Club Gmail.

Collectively, Centennial members gained a total of 33.5 hours from this event.

Michelle Chang Historian|King

To celebrate Halloween with our chapter and promote interclub relations with the Corona Key Club chapter, we hosted a Halloween Social over Google Meets and Discord on October 30th, from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. In an effort to optimize engagement, the officer team planned various activities including a costume contest, escape room, a Guess-the-Item Kahoot challenge, and two rounds of Murder Mystery. The participants were split into groups of four, and each team competed to earn points for every activity. Thankfully, with the help of the officer teams of King and Corona, we were able to successfully have an exciting joint social with both chapters.

Dasia Jimmons Editor|Corona

We have officially kicked off Key Club at Corona High School! We have held our first meeting and our second is coming up soon. We have also almost finished our first community service activity, color-a-smile and will also be starting our next one soon, which will be the free rice project!

MLK x CORONA

Calista Miramontes

SOCIAL

Historian|Notre Dame

Notre Dame Key Club had a service project throughout the month of October. It was called Math Problems for UNICEF. This service project was a super easy way for students to gain service hours. All they had to do was complete one minute of easy math problems, and they were allowed to do multiple rounds. They could earn up to fifteen hours of service. While doing that, they were donating money (not their own money) to UNICEF to help the children in need of a healthy and safe life.

Jazmin Mina PowerPoint Editor|Hillcrest

math problems for UNICEF

Our club hosted a Social Event with the app, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Among Us,â&#x20AC;? Friday, October 30 from 7-8pm via Zoom. Our President and VP, Hailey Jung and Annie Jin, coordinated the groups for the event, and had a total of 18 participants.

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DIVISION DIVISION UPDATES UPDATES DIVISION RECAP

GOALS UPDATES !

Currently D15E has

region training conference This month Region 13 hosted a training conference, harry potter themed! There were a lot of informational workshops, Q & A’s, plus much more. Around 65 members from D15E went, so big shoutout to you guys!

SERVICE HOURS which is

find pics from rtc ON PG. 10 peep the house backgrounds!

67%

of our term goal! we’re really getting there!

For

PTP

D15E has raised

With a $5 donation, YOU can get a DCON shirt! All of the proceeds raised from this District fundraiser will be donated to the YES Campaign to support their mission to provide flexible support for the most pressing, ongoing priorities of the Cal-Nev-Ha Children’s Fund.

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tinyurl.com/ d15edcon20shirt

DOLLARS SHIRT DESIGNS!

NEW FUNDRAISING PAGE ON tinyurl.com/ d15eptp

CURRENT & UPCOMING The D15’s Fairytale Formal is coming up! Attend a magical night with karaoke, dancing, and games. As it is a formal, go and propose to someone, then tag the division instagram to get reposted! Can’t wait to see all of you guys there <3

sign up here:

tinyurl.com/ d15formal

saturday, nov 21st 5-7 pm

FORMAL Applications for the division judging committee are now open! This is a great way to learn more about key, get involved at the div and district level, and just have fun with other passionate key clubbers

LTG INTEREST FORM! tinyurl.com/ d15ltginterest Interested in LTG duties and running in the future? Sign Up for special advice from D15E, D15N, D15S LTGs!

tinyurl.com/ d15emrapp

candidate training conference

D15’S

dec 13th 9 am - 4:30 pm CTC will be happening soon! This is where you can learn all the behind-the-scenes for LTGs. CTC is mandatory for in order to run for LTG 2021-2022 + highly suggested for ALL underclassmen interested in pursuing higher leadership in Key Club!

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MANTA - HARRY POTTERTC - KEY CLUB WEEK

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RAYS!

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DISTRICT & DISTRICT & INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT UPDATES

find the resources here:

cnhkeyclub.org events → district convention tab

Are you feeling a little lost planning for DCON? Never fear! The CNH DCON Committee can help! Check out the new resources for a manual, fundraising guide, overview, and more!

member recognition e-portfolio

Are you interested in applying for awards? Then check out the tutorial on the CNH instagram page (@cnh_keyclub) on how to make an e-portfolio!

INTERNATIONAL UPDATES

REMINDER!!

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The early-bird deadline for dues is coming up! It’s definitely good to plan to meet this deadline so don’t forget about it!

early-bird deadline: DECEMBER 1ST

What is it?

Key Club Week gives you the opportunity to show your community what Key Club is truly about: service. Each day places an emphasis on service, to promote Key Club within our homes, schools and communities and to make Key Club a household name.

CHECK OUT THE MANTAS THIS WEEK! MONDAY

TUESDAY

show your K!

kudos to the key players!

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

dare to share!

random acts of kindness!

FIND MORE PICS OF MANTAS DURING KEY CLUB WEEK ON PG. 10

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ON SERVICE WHAT IS A SERVICE HOUR?

RECAP ON WHAT SOSP IS!

A service hour is any hour of service performed by an individual Key Club member with the approval of his/ her clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s board of directors.

This means that service hours should only be given based on the amount of time spent actively working!

Spotlight on Service is a program created by the Service Projects Committee to promote and encourage service initiatives. The monthly guides released will provide tips and ideas on how to complete the initiatives proposed for that month. The program also provides the opportunity for clubs to showcase their service events, at a District level. By participating you could get District recognition!

BACKGROUND The Kiwanis Family is made up of K-Kids, Builders Club, Kiwinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Kiwinis, Aktion Club, Circle K, and Key Club (what you guys are in!). The other parts of the Kiwanis Family is essentially Key Club for different age groups, with slightly differing goals and tenets.

check out the link tree for more info!

linktr.ee/cnhkcsp

TIPS & IDEAS -

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Host an interclub event with another branch of the Kiwanis Family! Try planning a virtual talent show, or even virtual Olympics.

As a service project, plan a Kiwanis Family Craft Day, where members would come together and make crafts (such as no-sew blankets or thoughtful cards) in order to donate!

As a fundraiser, host a virtual auction with the help of your members and Kiwanians. They can donate items to auction off, with all the proceeds going towards PTP!

This month on Keepin’ Up with the Manta Rays, we’re introducing...

JACOB MACAYAON

with the

What was YOUR Key Club moment?

My moment in Key Club was finding out all three of my girlfriends were officers.

Introduce yourself!

How has Key Club impacted you?

All my girlfriends are officers so I feel very left out (I’m kidding they’re so dedicated I could never).

Want to get featured next?

a senior at eleanor roosevelt high school!

Hey y’all I’m Jacob. I’m loud, annoying, progressive, and Catholic (an unorthodox paradox; I digress). Vote for me for ✨Prom King✨ if we have ✨Prom✨ please and thank you.

Anything you want to add?

If I back it up, is it fat enough?

Fill out this form!

tinyurl.com/d15enews please fill it out, i am desperate at this point

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RECOGNITION 16

MANTA OF THE MONTH

CENTENNIAL, MEMBER ADVISOR OF THE MONTH

NORCO, ADVISOR D15E LEADER SPOTLIGHT

CENTENNIAL, MEMBER CLUB OF THE MONTH

KIWANIS ADVISOR OF THE MONTH

RIVERSIDE KIWANIS CLUB WITH THE MOST SERVICE HOURS

WITH 1,141 HOURS CLUB WITH THE GREATEST INCREASE IN SERVICE HOURS THIS MONTH

A 115 HOUR INCREASE

Keep up the incredible work

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CONTACTS ARLINGTON

CENTENNIAL

CORONA

Joana Ugarte

Sean Nguyen

Ambar Gomez

(951) 660-2515

(951) 870-7618

(323) 536-5477

athleticjoana@gmail.com

seannguyentu@gmail.com

ambargomez80@gmail.com

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

HILLCREST

J O H N F. KENNEDY

Ying Chou

Hailey Jung

Katrina Licup

(626) 841-2771

(562) 714-1890

(951) 403-2433

yingchou.0306@gmail.com

haileyyebonjung@gmail.com

klicup123@gmail.com

J O H N W. NORTH

LA SIERRA

MARTIN LUTHER KING

Daniela Ibarra

Giselle Nava

Bianca Berces

(909)-283-5021

(714)-357-0633

(951) 776-6847

danielaibarra526@rusdlearns.net

d15e.lshkc.president@gmail.com

biancaberces920@gmail.com

NORCO

NOTRE DAME

RIVERSIDE POLY

Amy Bedolla

Zoe Quitasol

Gabriela Romero

(951)818-0274

(951) 367-9969

(909) 654-2251

amybedolla24@gmail.com

zoequitasol@gmail.com

gabriela.romero.61203@gmail.com

SANTIAGO

WOODCREST CHRISTIAN

Valeria Alegre

Ellie Huback

(951) 454-1419

(951)-565-6296

vkalegre01@gmail.com

hubache@yahoo.com

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CONTACT YOUR

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS

DIVISION SECRETARY

Lia Busby

Annie Jin, Valeria Alegre & Zoe Quitasol

Sebastian Pintea

d15e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

d15e.cnhkc.sec@gmail.com

d15e.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com

DIVISION HISTORIANS

Chloe Agas & Kaitlyn Park

DIVISION NEWS EDITOR

DIVISION TECH EDITOR

Ying Chou

Grace Vu

d15e.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

d15e.cnhkc.dte@gmail.com

d15e.cnhkc.historian@gmail.com

FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR

SPIRIT COORDINATOR

Naomi Price

April Lonh

d15e.cnhkc.fc@gmail.com

d15e.cnhkc.spirit@gmail.com

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for reading! see you soon mantas!