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TIGER TIMES THE
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OCT 2017
ltg letter…………………. monthly challenge………………. recognition..……………… key dates…………………. concorso italiano car show…….…………………. cleaning toro park.……… kinship 2017………………. the labor day parade……………………. marina’s club rush………. a seaside clean up……… september dcm…………………………
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20 division goal progress…… 22 tiger tallies progress……… 23 district news & graphics… 24 editor’s note………………. 30 contact info……………….. 31
A LETTER FROM YOUR
LTG  
Happy Fall Season Tigers! This month marks the peak of pumpkin spice lattes, horror nights, and dues season! Please please please make sure to pay your dues. You will all make me an even happier Lt. Governor if we reach our goal of 250 dues paid members! Additionally, let’s all work towards the division goal of at least $500 for PTP! With Fall Rally coming so soon, it is critical that we really work for this, as well as the District Goal of $190,000, this month. Remember: the more money raised = more lives saved = a safer world for the youth. Have fun this month with homecoming (if applicable), football season, Key Club Week, Fall Rally, and Halloween Tigers!
jLEANNE BAGOOD
A CHALLENGE FROM YOUR
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Send an email to me (d43.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com) explaining what PTP is and what any funds raised goes towards doing.
Email Guidelines Subject: [Oct LTG Challenge] Name, Club (ex: [Oct LTG Challenge] Leanne Bagood, Marina)
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The deadline is October 5th by 6pm. Tiger Tallies will be given to the club of those who participate!
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OFFICER OF THE MONTH:
YHIDAH CURIEL
Yhidah Curiel has actively been working to learn her responsibilities and duties of treasurer. She works hard to make sure that she fulfills the duties of treasurer. I believe she will do her best to support her officers and her club with her position.
- MEMBER RECOGNITION CHAIR, REBECA LAGUNA
MEMBER OF THE MONTH:
JOSH BLACKMON
Josh Blackmon is a very active member in his club and attends all events. He has also been very active in recruiting freshmen to help his club grow in membership. Overall, he has been very helpful to his officers and his club
-MEMBER RECOGNITION CHAIR, REBECA LAGUNA
KEY DATES
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UNICEF
October 2017 is the month the CNH District is dedicating towards Unicef! Try and cater your service events to support the CNH Spotlight on Service Program Focus of the month.
RTC & DCM
Meet up with your fellow tigers at Camp Jones Gulch this weekend to learn more about Key Club as well as get club updates.
PTP WEEK
Work with your club and different objectives to raise awareness and money for the Pediatric Trauma Program.
SPIRIT PREP DAY
Be ready to learn division cheers, get your spirit gear, and have some fun on October 15th from 11 am - 3 pm at the Marina Civic Center! ALL FRN ATTENDEES REQUIRED TO GO.
FALL RALLY NORTH Cheer your hearts out for Division 43, celebrate the money raised from PTP, and more at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom on Saturday, October 21st!
KEY TO COLLEGE & KIWANIS ONE DAY Get educated on college life and processes at Key to College, held by Circle K. Additionally, join with the Kiwanis family to spend time together and participate in a service project in Kiwanis One Day.


CONCORSO ITALIANO CAR SHOW
 
The Concorso Car Show was very fun and a great experience. Being with new people and helping out was very fun. What I liked best was being able to greet people at the entrance and making new friends. It was my first time volunteering and I would totally do it again.
-SOPHIE SANTOS, SEASIDE MEMBER My experience at the Concorso Car Show was great! It was really fun seeing all the people coming together to see all these cars. My favorite part was seeing some volunteers that were my friends that I haven’t seen in a while, It was nice to see people get excited over cars and magazines. Overall, my experience at the Concorso was amazing!
-MARIE ESCALANTE, SEASIDE MEMBER
CLEANING CLEANING TORO TORO PARK PARK
The Toro Park clean up was a successful and fun event. During this event, multiple key clubbers and I got to clean up the trail where the cross country teams run. We all had rakes and we raked the places where leaves were so that the trail could be clear for when cross country runs. There was also a big puddle of mud and we had to cover it up with sand and pat it down with shovels so whoever was running wouldn’t slip. It was nice knowing that we were helping our our school’s cross country team by doing this
-MELANIE PANIAGUA, MARINA HISTORIAN


On September 9, 2017 San Benito   had the privilege to participate in the annual Kinship Center Food and Wine tasting fundraiser. This event has been held for more than sixty years and in the last three years, Key Club has been an important provider of service to its organizers. It raises funds for worthy area adoptive services and foster care programs in the San Benito County.
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About twenty members were able to participate in this great event, helping set up to provide the local vendors at the event with any possible needs. We were also able to work together with the other volunteers such as the Girls and Boys Scouts. Towards the end of the event, people had the opportunity to auction things, such as paintings and children’s toys. It was my first time attending this kind of event and it was really fun to get to know new people and help out. I thought it was heartwarming to see communities come together to contribute to this great cause. We will continue to support and work hard to better our communities and others around is.
-ANAI MURILLO GONZALES, SAN BENITO SECRETARY
Labor Day Parade
The Labor Day Parade was held in Marina on September 2nd. I was with my home club wearing our orange tiger shirts representing Key Club. It was really hot that day and we were mainly covered in sunscreen. We walked along with the others such as color guard, marching bands, horses, classic cars, and dancers. We yelled out cheers like the “How Do You Feel?� cheer and held up our spirit stick and banner. It was a really nice experience to in the parade and to see all the unique groups. The crowd was also very supportive and seemed like they enjoyed the parade. Although I was feeling hot and sweaty, I had a fun time walking with my club in the Labor Day Parade.
-ALIZANDRA MOMPAR, MARINA VICE PRESIDENT
MARINA’S
CLUB RUSH Marina’s Club Rush was a successful day. We had a couple days before to plan ahead. We spent a few days preparing the poster board to show what Key Club is all about. The day of Club Rush we recruited new members who genuinely seemed interested in knowing what key club was all about. In the end, we had a good amount of people sign up.
- YHIDAH CURIEL, MARINA TREASURER
What I liked about the beach clean up is that I got to make new friends. I also liked that we all worked together to clean our beach. The best thing that happened that day was that we inspired people to also join us in the clean up.
-JOSE VISCARRA, SEASIDE MEMBER The beach clean up was really fun. I got to spend time with my friends and at the same time help out with the community. The best part about it was when a random lady helped us by picking up trash around the beach. It’s really nice feeling and knowing that we have the power to influence and encourage others. I hope that I will be able to participate in other community services and cleanings in the future.
-REGIE SEBALINO, SEASIDE MEMBER
A SEASIDE CLEAN UP


SEPTE MBER DCM
 
The September DCM was held at Seaside High S c h o o l w h e re w e d i d a service project which was making dog toys by using old t-shirts! We donated the toys to the SPCA for a good cause. It was a struggle to rip the shirts without scissors, but I still managed to do that. I had a great time making dog toys for the dogs and hope they would enjoy them as well.
-VICKE TRAN, MARINA MEMBER
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Fall Rally Fundraise for the Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP), meet new friends, and build new memories.
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NOTE: Ensure that the 12 Member to 1 Chaperone Ratio is fulfilled
FUNDRAISING IDEAS By offering opportunities for fundraising to members, ticket or transportation fees can be lowered and increased donations can be made to PTP!
Host a Movie Night Sell Raffle Tickets at an Event Sell candy bars, chips, or other snacks Dine & Donate Bake Sale PIE an officer! GO TO cnhkeyclub.org > Events > Fall Rally for more information!
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The usage of social media is a great way to reach out to members. Create pages on Facebook, post pictures on Instagram, share a hashtag on Twitter, upload promo videos on YouTube, send out emails on Google Groups, send text reminders on Remind, and other social media platforms to publicize events.
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Happy October Tigers!!
made the best out of the relatively nice weather! Last month was excruciatingly long and the work was PROMOTE Use social media! Promoting nonstop so Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m glad weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re a little bit closer to going on eďŹ&#x20AC;ectively will increase attendance. Educate break. members on what thehappened funds arebygoing RTC probably already now (my apologies for Raise not mentioning it last However, towards. awareness forissue). the charities FRN is this month!!! Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m ecstatic to go to probably one of my favorite Key Club events and I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to see the new tigers that have been recruited this past school year. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m looking forward to hearing about all HOST FUNDRAISER! your experiences from these events!! Putting this newsletter was a little bit of a struggle this month since I was having trouble balancing all the work I had to do. Regardless, I LOVED making it as always and I hope you guys enjoyed this issue! I also COLLECT SUBMIT Be sureyou to to loved working & with so manyFUNDS submissions. Thank submitwho funds to the correct address. Contact everyone contributed such great articles and so many visuals, keep it up!!Vivian Chu if you have any District Treasurer Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll catch yâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;all in the next one. <3 questions at cnhkc.trs1718@gmail.com!
-KATELEEN ALCANTARA, DNE
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Happy October Tigers!! I hope you had a great September and took advantage of the relatively nice weather! September was excruciatingly long so I’m glad we’re a little bit closer to being on break. RTC is has probably already happened by now (my apologies for not mentioning it in the last newsletter). However, FRN is this month!!! I’m ecstatic for probably one of my favorite Key Club events!! I can’t wait to see all the new tigers recruited into our division. Likewise, I’m excited to hear about all your experiences from the event so I can showcase them!! This newsletter was a bit of a struggle to make since I was having trouble balancing all the work I had to do. Regardless, I LOVED making it as usual and it warmed my heart to see so many submissions. Thank you to everyone who contributed such great articles and so many visuals!!! Keep it up!! I’ll catch y’all in the next one <3
-KATELEEN ALCANTARA, DNE
CONTACT INFO PRESIDENTS Martin Tanseco
Marina tanseco579575@gmail.com (831) 233 - 4778
Maral Chegini
Monterey Union maralich@yahoo.com (949) 701 - 2022
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Leanne Bagood
d43.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (818) 835 - 6243
DIVISION LEADERSHIP TEAM Vy Dang
Rebeca Laguna
San Benito lagunarebeca733@gmail.com (831) 207 - 8737
Janelle Inductivo
Seaside tivo.janelle@gmail.com (831) 917 - 6649
Ariana Rodd
The York rodda2018@york.org (831) 915 - 4003
Executive Assistant d43.cnhkc.ea1@gmail.com (831) 402 - 0067
Hailey A. Garay
Executive Assistant d43.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com (831) 537 - 7116
Kateleen Alcantara
Division News Editor d43.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com (831) 601 - 0677
THANK YOU FOR READING! ♡ TUNE IN NEXT MONTH ♡
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