5Issue|10Volume Division 34 North | Region 17 | Cali-Nev-Ha
SeptemberUpcomingSeptemberPointsSOSPEventsBirthdays
27 18 28 Club Summaries 30 District Resources 32 Contacts
03 DLT Messages 07 SERVEtember Initiative 08 Articles and Visuals 16 Division Goals 22 26 Banana
DNE d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.comD34NKatarinaPovinecNewsletterEditor Katarina Povinec Best wishes, Hey Aqua Apes!
listoutAnothermoment!attractadvertising(RTCencourageSeptembermembersfantasticthing:Astheleaveschangecolorandschoolpicksupagain,itcanonlymeanoneclubrushiscoming.Ihopeyouallhavebeenabletocomeupwithideasforyourclub’sboothandarelookingforwardtoinvitingnewtojoinourKeyClubfamily.issuretobeabusymonthwithmanyback-to-schoolevents,butIyoualltolookaheadaswell.Twoofourbiggereventsoftheterm&FRN)arecomingupinOctober,soitisimportantthatyoustarttheseeventsassoonaspossible.Thinkaboutwaystofundraiseandnewmemberstothisevent.Afterall,itmayjustbecometheirKeyClubthingtokeepinmindthismonthistheSERVEtemberinitiative.Checkpage7formoreinformation+howtosubmityourcompletionofthebucketitems.Happyserving,AquaApes!
I hope you guys had a great time at our August DCM! Hopefully you all met a lot of new people and friends and enjoyed our surprise! I saw lots of you do well at our second Aqua Skate night, but I also saw some of you struggle, including myself... but that just means we have room for improvement!
I can't wait for what this school year holds for all of us, and I especially can't wait to see all of you at RTC and FRN! These events are extremely fun and if you attend, you will fall in love with Key Club and be stuck in it till you graduate! I promise! Good luck with this new and fresh school year and I wish you all the best!
LTG
JohnHillyard D34NLieutenantGovernord34n.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org
Surfing the Waves of Service, Hey Aqua Apes!
I can't believe school has already started! All of our activities during the summer really made everything fly by! I hope all of your back-to-school days went well and you got to see all of your favorite teachers and friends. Now that school has started, Key Club is going to start getting busier and busier, one of my favorite things happens during this time, can you guess what it is? DUES! Now that dues season is coming up, let's make sure to ask our club treasurers about what dues are and how to pay!
John Hillyard
Lina Saleh Hi guys!
ExecutiveAssistant808525@seq.org
It’s back to school, Aqua Apes! Hope it’s treating you well so far. Aqua Skate: the you!everygoodagain!sequelwasablast,I’mgladwegottodothatToallboardmembersandhomeclubs,luckwithclubrush!Foodisthekeytoheart.Starttheyearstrong,IbelieveinKeyClubwillalwayshaveyourback.
rea.angela0806@gmail.comExecutiveAssistant
ReaVeraAngelaCruz CONT.
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I hope school has been well for all of you guys. I don't know when all of your guys' club rushes are, but I hope you guys have been promoting and recruiting for Key Club! What do you guys think about the theme for this year's RTC? I love it very much considering I am a greek mythology nerd (yes.. I read Percy Jackson when I was little and kept reading about mythologies afterward.) Now that most of us have officially transitioned into the school year, get ready for upcoming Key Club events! I can't wait to see more of you guys and interact more. Stay safe everyone! Don't stress yourself out too much with this school year.
EA
Hey guys!
I hope school is going well for everyone! It was nice seeing everyone at the August DCM. Hopefully, you guys are starting the school year out strong! Let's destroy the division and district goals by attending as many service events as we can.
Hey Aqua Apes!
I hope that your first month of school went well. School can be a pain sometimes, but I bet you guys will be fine! Many club fairs should be coming up soon, so make sure you are prepping your clubs for that. Of course, planning service and events are crucial as well to get all your members excited, so they can stay much longer. Also during these times, make sure to record some articles and visuals to gain lots of banana points! Anyways, continue to attend many events and participate in fundraisers so we can reach our division goals. If you need anything, reach out to me anytime!
123tsueijulia@gmail.comExecutiveAssistant
DSEC cnhkeyclub.org District goals + updates:
Julia Tsuei
Hey D34N!
07 tinyurl.com/servetember2022 The SERVEtember Initiative is a September program designed to promote and recognize service across the CNH district! WHAT IS IT? BUCKET LIST ❏ Raise $1 or more for every member in your club in benefit of a preferred charity or PTP/Yes! Initiative ❏ Host an interclub with another branch of Kiwanis ❏ Host an interclub with another Key Club ❏ Host an event with the focus “Children: Our Future, Their Focus” ❏ Host an event with the focus “Promoting a Healthier Lifestyle” ❏ Make a video/social media post asking a member, officer, & advisor what service means to them ❏ Submit the September SOSP (more info on pg. 20) ❏ Compile photos into one place + submit to the form! FILL OUT THIS FORM BY OCTOBER 5TH, 6PM TO SHOW YOUR
08 eventstheClubbersThankyoutothe11KeywhoattendedourSkateNightsocialinAugust!BeonlookoutformoresocialcomingsoonandanotherskatenightinOctober.
KATARINA POVINEC CARLMONT
againconsiderhopethistofromtookshiftattendees,chairs,firsthourstwoVolunteerswarmandcommunityclosedblocksSanKeyOnSunday,July17th,CarlmontClubvolunteeredattheCarlosBlockParty.TwoofLaurelStreetwereofftoallowforresidentstoeatplaygamesduringthesummerafternoon.werebrokenupintoshiftsthatwerearound3each.Volunteersintheshifthelpedsetuptables,andgamesforwhilethesecondcleaneduptheareaanddownthedecorationstheday.IwasveryhappyhavebeenabletoattendfunsummereventandIthatSanCarloswillhostingthiseventnextyear!
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The Interclub with Hillsdale and Sequoia was a fun and social event where we filled pencil cases with generic school supplies and little encouraging notes. We also were able to decorate some notecards for teachers, librarians, custodians, and anyone else who works at our local schools. My friend Grace and I planned this event and we really enjoyed collaborating with the other school’s Key Clubs and meeting new people. It was nice to talk to people with a common interest and love working with Key Club. I also thought this interclub was a great way to make a bigger and more impactful donation. I can’t wait to do more interclubs in the future!
SARA WILKINSON | CARLMONT
Sequoia's Key Club participated in an interclub event with Carlmont and Hillsdale. The service event was on July 30 from 1 PM to 3 PM. Each school brought materials such as pencils, highlighters, scissors, etc. We then put them into pencil pouches for incoming students to have what they need for the upcoming school year. Additionally, we added notes of inspiration and kindness.
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During the Food Pantry at Jefferson HS, we distributed groceries to families in their cars. There was a super efficient system with multiple stations for cars to quickly get their groceries and leave. Each station had about 5 people who worked together to pack the backneedfoodIttoconstantlymotivatesinsecuritymeeventvolunteeringcars.boxedgroceriesintotheIalwaysenjoyatthisbecauseitallowstorealizefoodanditmetocomebacklendahelpinghand.feelsnicetohandouttotheoneswhoitmostandgivetomycommunity.
MICHELLE ZHAO | JEFFERSON
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15 Congrats to our apple eating contest and limbo winners (both from Carlmont)! We hope to see you all again at the September DCM. BACK TO
Service Hours 16 1,554.65/8,000 2,037.50/5,000 Funds Raised
17 CARLMONT178.25hrELCAMINO66hrARAGON63.5hr
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19 Carlmont 2,081 LOWELL 195 HILLSDALE 220 WESTMOOR 174 NOTRE DAME 165 SEQUOIA 154 SAN MATEO 115 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO 85 MILLS 70 BURLINGAME 65 ABRAHAM LINCOLN 30 Jefferson 604 El Camino 384 ARAGON 351 SAINT IGNATIUS 30 GALILEO 20
20 03 ) What is your favorite store to shop in or just to look around? Why? 01 ) Hey Aqua Apes, old and new! What does service mean to you? 02 ) How did you learn about Key Club and what encouraged you to join?
21 Earn BANANA POINTS for your club by completing monthly DNE & LTG Challenges! Answer all three of the questions (pg. 20) to get 5 banana points for your club! Type your responses into a new email draft and send to d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com and LTG John (d34n.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org). Subject Line Template: [Month] LTG & DNE Challenges | [School] Hit send + repeat next month. → Thank you for participating!
To find ideas for events or more information, please visit cnhkeyclub.org > Projects
WHAT IS THE
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PEDIATRIC
The Spotlight on Service Program is a CNH program designed to promote the service goals of the CNH District. By focusing on different themes each month, clubs are able to host a variety of service, social, and fundraising events that all go towards important causes in the community.
The Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP) is a CNH established organization that works to reduce the number of children killed or injured by trauma. Support PTP this month by spreading awareness and hosting/participating in fundraisers for this important cause. Check page 24 for some ideas for fundraisers!
MORE INFO
> Spotlight on Service Program.
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In July, Key Clubbers focused on protecting the environment through their service projects. Check out how these two clubs made sure their communities are staying healthy and clean!
The beach clean up was very fun and it felt good that I was helping the community the best I could. Doing it with my friends was especially fun but it was sad to see how dirty the beach can be. It’d be nicer if people can throw their trash away properly.
CHOON LOO | WESTMOOR
Westmoor and Jefferson hosted an interclub event where they picked up trash from a nearby beach!
24 Planning a service/social/fundraising project for September’s SOSP (Pediatric Trauma Program) & submitting it to the district can get your club 15 banana points! Some fundraiser ideas include: ● Bake Sales ● Raffles ● Boba Places or Food Chains ● Garage Sales ARTICLES & VISUALS For your SOSP project to be featured in the next newsletter, make sure to submit articles & visuals from your project to either the early-bird (10th @6pm) or on-time (15th @6pm) deadline.
After the event, complete the form under cnhkeyclub.org
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Plan a service, social, or fundraising event based on the SOSP theme for the month.
Earn BANANA POINTS for your club by submitting your SOSP projects to the CNH District!
Submit any additional visuals to SP Chair Karen Vo (sp.chair@cnhkeyclub.org).
Email d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com to let our DSEC know that you submitted the form.
> Projects > Spotlight on Service Program before the 5th of the following month.
26 Learn about service and leadership skills while bonding with other R17 Key Clubbers and healing the “Tree of Service!” October 8-9th, Camp Jones Gulch Dare your friends and DLT members at the September DCM! Pizza and boba will also be available in exchange for donation. RSVP: bit.ly/daresdcm22
27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 16 17 18 23 24 25 30 31 LINA CARLMONTSALEH @linajsaleh Fill out the form at bit.ly/D34Nbdays to have your birthday recognized in the next newsletter!
ARAGON
While Aragon did not host any service events in August quite yet, Aragon key club is currently preparing for the aqua skate night during this month, and have prepared a service event in the form of a beach cleanup in foster city. Our members had fun at the KCTC. As we're getting back into school, key clubbers are still finding ways to connect with both current members, and maybe potentially new ones as well and help the community through service. As summer has now ended, Aragon officers are ready with new ideas for the upcoming school year, and of course club rush!
CARLMONT
This July, Carlmont Key Club hosted a total of 7 service events, as well as a guest speaker at one of our club meetings. Many members attended division events including the D34N Aqua Skate Night, as well as the July DCM, where Carlmont was awarded Club of the Month and Carlmont's Vice President Katarina Povinec was awarded Officer of the Month! In addition, some of our members attended the July D34 Kiwanis DCM and ICON virtually. Our service events were made up of a mix of both in-person and virtual events, and we are continuing with this format in August. We will resume our weekly club meetings at school. We plan to continue to attend division events, gain members through clubs fair, and host a variety of exciting service events throughout the upcoming school year!
In the past month, El Camino has participated in many service events such as an interclub with South City for a park clean-up as well as an interclub with Lowell and Jefferson for a marathon. Additionally, the club has been invited to a garage sale with kiwanis, so officers are preparing to help out with that. As the school year goes by, the board is preparing hard for a successful club rush.
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EL CAMINO
This past month officers and members attended events such as our School Supply Kits interclub where we prepared pencil pouches to donate to local children as well as our Beresford Cleanup event. We are continuing to hold board meetings and are set to begin our standard school year general meetings. We also set our goals for the term and have begun planning for our upcoming club fair and inteclubs with Aragon, San Mateo, and Sequoia.
HILLSDALE
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MILLS
WESTMOOR
This month, Mills Key Club had its first meeting with our new EA, Angela, and LTG, John, to discuss goals for the future and plans for activities. The Mills Board also had our first meeting of the school year to discuss plans to recruit new members for our club fair. In addition to this, our club president, Risca Li, was elected as a Division Service and Fundraising Committee member. Currently, we are working on setting up for our upcoming club fair and getting our club more engaged. We are also excited to collaborate with Sequoia's Key Club for an upcoming service/fundraising event in Redwood City!
For the past month, we have successfully hosted an inter-club beach clean-up event with Jefferson High School's Key Club. We also are in the process of promoting our clubs and getting ideas of how to promote them.
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Division Newsletter
JULIA TSUEI El Camino Key Club (650)123tsueijulia@gmail.com922-5209
ANNA ABELGAS Aragon Key Club (650)annasabelgas@gmail.com430-5601 Spirit Coordinator
KATARINA POVINEC Carlmont Key Club (650)d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com797-8026
JOHN HILLYARD Aragon Key Club (650)d34n.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org338-9944 Lieutenant Governor
ALEKZ ALBERTO Lowell Key Club (415)djalekz@gmail.com849-6485 Service Coordinator
LINA SALEH
SEAN SYGACO El Camino Key Club (650)122017ss@gmail.com892-3405 Division Secretary
Carlmont Key Club (650)808525@seq.org350-0605 Executive Assistant
REA ANGELA VERA CRUZ Jefferson Key Club (650)rea.angela0806@gmail.com773-7534 Executive Assistant
Executive Assistant
CAMRYN LOW Hillsdale Key Club (408)camrynlow@gmail.com354-0555 PR Coordinator
KRISTI XIA Notre Dame Key Club (650)kxia23@ndhsb.org743-2990 Fundraising Coord.
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Marcela Zaragoza-Padilla Phone: (650) 834-4002 Email: ahskc.pres@gmail.com
Giselle Lei Phone: (415) 509-0933 Email: president.jeffersonkeyclub@gmail.com
Harjyot Kaur Phone: (781) 354-9504 Email: 24kaurh85@stu.smuhsd.org
Dylan Soler Phone: (650) 437-4735 Email: 25solerd56@stu.smuhsd.org
Phone: (415) 619-9636 | (415) 909-0718 Email: jelau4@s.sfusd.edu | jaleung8@s.sfusd.edu
Jennifer Lau & Jacob Leung
Phone Kyaw & Aung Min Phone: (650) 703-6088 | (415) 301-826 Email: kc.president.whs@gmail.com
Sean Sygaco Phone: (650) 892-3405 Email: 122017ss@gmail.com
Camryn Low & Emilia Schalch
Phone: (415) 939-0285 | (415) 919-9101 Email: president.alhskeyclub@gmail.com
Alice Finkelstein Phone: (650) 546-1211 Email: carlmontkc.pres@gmail.com
Virginia Ho & Carmen Ng
Phone: (408) 354-0555 | (650) 759-1011 Email: hhskeyclub.president34@gmail.com
Lexi Calloway & Brian Khov
Meredith Foster & Sarah Mullins Phone: (415) 744-4775 | (415) 964-6087 Email: mfoster23@siprep.org | smullins23@siprep.org
Alekz Alberto Phone: (415) 849-6485 Email: djalekz@gmail.com
Risca Li Phone: (415) 601-1451 Email: 23lir12@stu.smuhsd.org Mallory Moore & Kristi Xia Phone: (650) 436-7825 | (650) 743-2990 Email: mmoore24@ndhsb.org | kxia23@ndhsb.org
Phone: (650) 533-3774 | (650) 660-0203 Email: 805186@seq.org | 805467@seq.org Sophia Bubon Phone: (650) 534-6792 Email: ssfhskc.president@gmail.com
Burlingame
1150 Francisco Street, San Francisco, CA 94109 #: 415-749-3430
900 Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo, CA 94402 #: 650-558-2999
2162 24th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94116 #: 415-759-2700 Lincoln Mangini Burlingame,Way,CA 94010 #: 650-558-2999
1400 Alameda de Las Pulgas, Belmont, CA 94002 #: 650-595-0210 Mission Road, South San Francisco, CA 94080 #: 650-877-8806 El Camino
Abraham
Galileo
6996 Mission Street, Daly City, CA 94014 #: 650-550-7700
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3115 Del Monte Street, San Mateo, CA 94403 #: 650-558-2999 Hillsdale
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Jefferson
Carlmont 1320
Aragon
1101 Eucalyptus Dr, San Francisco, CA 94132 #: 415-759-2730 Lowell
1540 Ralston Ave, Belmont, CA 94002 #: 650-595-1913 Notre Dame
506 N Delaware St, San Mateo, CA 94401 #: 650-558-2399 San Mateo
400 Murchison Dr, Millbrae, CA 94030 #: 650-558-2999 Mills
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2001 37th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116 #: 415-731-7500 St. Ignatius
400 B St, South San Francisco, CA 94080 #: 650-877-8754 South San Francisco
131 Westmoor Ave, Daly City, CA 94015 #: 650-550-7400 Westmoor
Surfing the waves of service!
1201 Brewster Ave, Redwood City, CA 94062 #: 650-367-9780 Sequoia
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