DEEP SEA DEEP SEA ORCA ORCA NEWS NEWS Happy Holidays!
DEC 2019
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Cute Orca pics
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LT.GÂ Note
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Divisional Council Meeting Recap
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December Recognition
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Salvation Army
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Arvin Parade
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Rose Float
CONTENTS 9-10
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Divisional Goals
Scholarship Opportunity
Kiwanis Family
How to send money to the District Office
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District Projects
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Social Media
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Directory
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G NO T E L T ..G HELLO, ORCAS! It's DECEMBER, wow can you believe we're already half way through the term. As many know, it's the most wonderful time of the year and as volunteers we get to serve and bring joy to citizens of our community. During this month, we had some pretty exciting events that interacted with the K-kids from Bear Mountain Elementary and our Sponsoring Kiwanis Club, Kern Club. It's brings me such joy seeing all officers and members serving their communities with such passion for service. I also want to reiterate that each club has submitted their dues on time, yeah you guys did that! Expect to be recognized with an Early Bird certificate! Members are the most important KEY factor of our organization so, please continue to recruit members it's never TOO LATE! Also, please keep publicizing District Convention 2020, Service into the Sunset! DCON is right around the corner and it's coming fast, so make sure to provide fundraisers for your members and show them our previous DCON videos on YouTube! As always, continue to serve our community for a better tomorrow! Happy Holidays, Orcas!
NE T T E N A J
Reaching new heights in Service,
Jannette De La Cruz CNH KIWIN’S Ruby Lieutenant Governor 19-20
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Our December Divisional Council Meeting was held on December 1st and we decorated cookies for our Sponsoring Kiwanis Club, Kern Club. In appreciation for their help throughout the years for their never ending support to Ruby Division. Our members very much enjoyed decorating sugar cookies along with attaching cute Christmas notes for Kern Club.
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DECEMBER RECOGNITION ORCA OF THE MONTH
MARIANA RAMIREZ (AC) OFFICER OF THE MONTH
CESAR HERNANDEZ (EBHS)
ADVISOR OF THE MONTH
MR.VENTURA (REGIONAL ASSISTNAT ADVISOR)
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Kiwanis always partners up with the
Salvation Army during the Holidays and KIWIN’S has two separate events the
gift wrapping and the gathering and giving families a small treat/their Christmas gifts. Thank you, to all
volunteers who attended and brought smiles to children and their families!
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Arvin Community had their annual Christmas parade along with some K-kids from Bear
Mountain Elementary volunteering in the set up and waving while being on the float. We also had 3 of our Ruby Division members in attendance to help as well. Some of our
members were featured in KGTV news. With the attendance of our wonderful K-kids regional advisor/Ruby Regional assistant advisor, Jim Ventura and Ruby Regional Advisor, Shirley Ventura.
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TTA SO ORR AO OL LF F Â E ES The Rose Bowl Parade decorating was a huge success! We had 30 attendees who helped decorate the floats! Great job, orcas!
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MEMBERSHIP 203/170 members 119%
SERVICE HOURS 582.9/200 hours
291%
FALL RALLY SOUTH 69/50 attendees
138%
ROSE FLOAT 30/20 attendees
150%
DCON ATTENDEES 56%
18/32 attendees
GOVERNOR'S PROJECT $30/$100
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SCHOLARSHIP
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HOW TO SEND MONEY TO THE CNH KIWIN'S DISTRICT OFFICE
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PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PROGRAM 1. Deposit the money you earned from the fundraiser into your club bank account, which is through your school or sponsoring Kiwanis club. 2. Write a check! Payable to: Cal-Nev-Ha KIWIN'S Memo:___Division,____High School KIWIN'S| Club # 3. Put the check in an envelope and sent it to: Bruce Hennings, KIWIN'S PTP Donation [Club Name] 8360 Red Oak Street #201 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 From :___ High School Key Club | Club # ____Division 1234 Street Name City, Ca Zip Code
THIRST PROJECT 1. Deposit the money you earned from the fundraiser into your club bank account, which is through your school or sponsoring Kiwanis club. 2. Write a check! Payable to: Cal-Nev-Ha KIWIN'S Memo:___Division,____High School KIWIN'S| Club # 3. Put the check in an envelope and sent it to: Bruce Hennings, KIWIN'S Thirst Project Donation [Club Name] 8360 Red Oak Street #201 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 From :___ High School Key Club | Club # ____Division 1234 Street Name City, Ca Zip Code
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WHAT IS OUR GOVERNOR'S PROJECT? "Our mission is simple: Build a socially-conscious generation of young people who END the global water crisis. We do this by educating students about it and activating them to rock the clean water cause & build real water projects all over the world. Why Water? Health and Sanitation: Waterborne diseases kill more children every single year than AIDS, Malaria, and all world violence combined. Small children typically do not have strong enough immune systems to fight diseases like cholera, dysentery, or schistosomiasis." (via thirstproject.org)
WHAT IS OUR MAJOR EMPHASIS CNH KIWIN'S members currently will focus their time and talents on Live2Learn, specifically focused on 5-9 year old youth, with the main goals of promoting education and building literary skills. This program not only creates endless possibilities to strengthen the common goal of service, but also allows each CNH KIWIN'S member to develop into a well-rounded individual community leader and lifelong advocate for children's education.
Pediatric Trauma affects children from infancy to age nineteen. It is a result of motor vehicle accidents, physical abuse, drowning accidents, falls, and animal bites, making it the leading cause of death of children in the United States. Every year it results in sixteen million emergency visits and twenty thousand deaths. To prevent these accidents and injuries from happening, KIWIN'S has focused on fighting Pediatric Trauma through raising funds and by increasing general awareness through education. Established in 1992, Pediatric Trauma Prevention is a main focus of KIWIN'S in conjunction with California-Nevada-Hawaii Kiwanis.
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@kiwinsruby
CNH KIWIN'S Ruby Division
AIDEM LAICOS
@Jannette De La Cruz
@kiwinsrubydiv
Ruby Division Board 19-20
text: 81010 to: @rubypoppin
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DIRECTORY Jannette De La Cruz Ruby Lieutenant Governor
RUBY DLT
(661)345-8177 kiwins.rubyltg@gmail.com
Gissel Rubi
Angel Camonao
LT.G executive assistant
Ridgeview KIWIN'S President (661)331-0031 angelb.camonao@gmail.com
Angel Camonao LT.G executive assistant
Audriella Burana Co-President (661)340-0718
Penelope Narvaez
audriellab@icloud.com
LT.G executive assistant
Krystal Castaneda Divisional projects chair
Viviana Martinez East Bakersfield KIWIN'S President (661)345-6838
Angel Young LT.G executive assistant
vivianamxo@gmail.com
Gissel Rubi Divisional Bulletin Editor
Angel Camonao Divisional Bulletin Editor
Kassandra Romero Mira Monte KIWIN'S President (661)808-1589 kasandraromeroruiz@gmail.com
Brittany Leyva HEAD of Spirit Committee
Juana Gutierrez (JJ) HEAD of Spirit Committee
 Penelope Narvaez Arvin Community President (661)384-2386 penelopenarvez0@gmail.com
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Happy Holidays!
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