Volume 4 Issue 2 June Edition Desert Oasis Key Club | Division 28 South | Region 5 | Cali-Nev-Ha Distric
in this in this in this iissue.. issue.. ssue.. 11 3 9 Calender Editor’s and Officer’s Note Preferred Charities
4 7 11 13 5 A message from your President Recap of Events ICON Summer To-Do List Contacts & Resources
sun sun mon mon June June June tues tues wed wed thurs thurs 1 4 5 6 7 8 11 18 12 14 19 26 25 13 15 20 21 22 29 28 27 31 30 29 28 Ronald McDonald House Dinner Service Region Education:Sunday Spotlight on Service Video Monday March of Dimes Schoolhouse Tutoring Tuesday Wellness Wednesday Thrifting Thursday: Opportunity Village Thrift Store 1 Last day of School :)
fri fri sat sat Upcoming Events Summer Service Week -> June 18-24 ICON-> July 5-9 2 3 4 9 10 4 17 24 25 30 1 16 June DCM! Free Rice Friday, Bean Bean Bean, UNICEF Obon Festival Contact: leems@ny.ccsd. net 2
From Your From Your Editor… Editor…
Hiya Key Clubbers!!! Happy Summer! I’m melting here with this summer heat! What am I going to do once it gets worse?! Anyhow, I can’t believe we’re already half way through the year! I feel like it was just yesterday I first joined key club and fell in love with this community. This past year has been very eventful and exciting, but I am so relieved we can finally catch a break. However, I truly miss all of the events and fun we had. It was an amazing school year and term, and I’m confident we can make this one an even better one!
Make the most of this summer! Get ahead of your hours, do some service events, and have some fun! Remember you can have up to 35 hours of outside service hours so take advantage of that! Can’t wait to see you guys soon and don’t forget to wear sunscreen and stay hydrated! Love ya guys!!!
-Trischelle Molina, Bulletin Editor
Officer’s Officer’s
Note Note
I definitely miss all of my fellow members! Being in Key Club has been super welcoming. Looking back, I already miss key events like RTC! It was super fun being able to cheer with my friends and do different stations to learn more about myself. I can’t wait for the new term!
—Kayla Lee, Sergeant At Arms 3
A message from A message from
your President your President
Hey key-uties! I hope you are enjoying your summer break! So far I’ve had a pretty good break and it’s about to get much better!
Soon, I’m going to fly to Croatia, my mothers home country to see some family and enjoy the beautiful nature. I cannot wait to go and reunite with my family. This year, we are going to buy a kitten and I don’t have words to say how excited I am for that!
As of right now, I am preparing for next years key club term. I cannot wait to see what amazing things we could do as a club throughout the year and at RTC + FRS. Being the president has always been a dream and I can’t believe I am living though it!
-Hana Burgess, President
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Recap o Recap of
Desert Oasis Banquet!!!!!! <3
Stephanie Mallari, our ‘22-‘23 President, gave her farewell speech!!
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We congratulated our amazing seniors for their hard work and dedication. miss you guys <3
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We found out the theme for this term’s RTC at OTC!! Let’s get ready for a Fun-key RTC :P
We did Color-A-Smile at OTC!!
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Jessica Ryn, D28S’s former LTG did the Editor and SAA workshops at OTC!
ICON is ICON is ICON is coming up! coming up! coming up!
What is ICON? What is ICON?
ICON or International Convention is a convention held by Key Club International. Key Clubs from all over the the world come together come to attend workshops, speaker sessions, register for contests and scholarships, and meet other Key Clubbers. It’s an opportunity for you to bond with your fellow ections. Not to mention, o go to Disneyland!!
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Where? Where? When? When?
Anaheim, California
July 5th-9th
Fee? Fee?
3 days: $265
1 day: $150
How can How can II register? register?
Unfortunately, the due date to register has already passed on June 9. However, don’t miss your chance to attend next term for an unforgettable experience!
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Preferred Preferred Preferred Charities Charities Charities
Children’s Miracle Network Children’s Miracle Network
The Children’s Miracle Netork is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to raising awareness on children’s health issues and to improving the lives of many hospitalized children. They raise funds to help over 170 children’s hospitals all over the U.S. and Canada. The funds are put towards purchasing up-to-date equipment, training staff, conducting life-saving research, conducting outreach programs, and providing healthcare to underprivilidged children. They help improve the lives of 17 million children each year.
Pediatric Trauma Program Pediatric Trauma Program
PTP is probably an organization you’’ve heard about from our club’s Happy Sad Change at the end of each and every one of our club meetings! PTP is nonprofit organization whose mission it is to prevent pediatric trauma among children ages 14 and under, which could cause injury or even death. They also focus on educating many about pediatric trauma and providing safety equipment, nd advanced pediatric training for healthcare workers. They work toward creating a better informed and prepared community to keep our children safe.
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Donate to the Key Club International and CNH preferred charities shown below. Together, we can make a larger difference and support our home, school, and community as a whole!
UUNICEF NICEF
The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund or UNICEF is known for supporting disadvantaged children and adolescents. They provide vaccines, safe water, and sanitation. They also work to protect children violence and exploitation. The organization is driven to provide change for children across the world in over 190 countries by defending their rights and helping them achieve their full potential.
YES Initiative
The Youth, Education and Support Initiative serves to support many Key Club members. Donations fund leadership training conferences, provide scholarships to Key Club members, and award Kiwanis clubs withgrants for new projects.
March of Dimes
The March Dimes nonprofit organization focuses on better maternal and neonatal healthcare for all. They support medical research, educate the public about healthcare practices, and support and speak on behalf of mothers and babies around the world.
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11 2 2 have an 80s-90s movie or tv show marathon 3 3 7 7 8 8 Summer Summer Summer 10thingsto Stay up until the sun rises Redecorate your room!! Visit colleges! Visit colleges! Write a book or keep a journal Write a book or keep a journal use this list to make the most of your summer and have some fun! follow it or use it as inspo for your own summer plans! 11
To-Do List To-Do List To-Do List
dothissummer
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have a picnic with your friends
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learn a new hobby! learn a new hobby! (painting, guitar, crochet, (painting, guitar, crochet, etc.) etc.)
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Learn new recipes & cooking/baking techniques get a summer job or get a summer job or internship internship And of course, And of course, Volunteer!! Volunteer!!
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Contact Us!
President: Hana Burgess
desertoasiskc.pres@gmail.com
Executive Vice President: Jaelyn Beltran
desertoasiskc.vice@gmail.com
VP of Service: Avery Bautista
desertoasiskc.vpservice@gmail.com
VP of Spirit: Diviyana Kumar
desertoasiskc.vpspirit@gmail.com
Secretary: Olivia Nguyen
desertoasiskc.sec@gmail.com
Treasurer: Catherine Nguyen
desertoasiskc.tres@gmail.com
Bulletin Editor: Trischelle Molina
desertoasiskc.be@gmail.com @d33c6hc @desertoasiskc
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Division 28 South Resources
Insta: @d28sseamonkeys
Twitter: @d28sseamonkeys
website: https://d28skc.wixsite.com
Youtube: Division 28 South Seamonkeys
LTG contact: d28s.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org
Insta: @R5zombiepenguins
CNH Resources
Insta: @cnh keyclub
Youtube: CNH Key Club
website: cnhkeyclub.org Read
district and division newleyter Resources
the CNH District Newsletter! Read the CNH District Newsletter!
Region 5 Resources
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Thank you for Thank you for Thank you for reading! reading! reading! see you next month!
