Happy holidays! Wishing everyone the best of luck as finals season comes around. Although this time of year is stressful, I hope you’re able to rest a bit and spend time with family during winter break.
As we ring in the new year at the end of December, the end of the term draws nearer. That means it’s time to start thinking about awards and recognition! Find the Member Recognition Program (MRP) rubric on page 7 as well as a short FAQ to help you stay on track with its requirements. If you hold an officer position or are a passionate Key Club member, check out cnhkeyclub.org for District Contests that you might be interested in applying for. Creating the perfect digital portfolio takes time, so make sure to start early.
Finally, if you’re interested in running to be our next Lieutenant Governor, don’t forget to register for Candidate Training Conference! More details on page 24. Everyone is welcome, so even if you’re more into serving on your club’s board or the Division Leadership Team, the informative workshops are bound to teach you new skills that you can apply to any role you take on.
I hope you guys had an amazing November that was hopefully less busy than our crazy month of October. School can seem so hard at this time of the year, but after finals it is winter break and hopefully we can all spend some time with our friends and family and take some time to unwind for the upcoming year.
I'm glad so many of you guys went out and participated in Boba Battles and it was great seeing all of your stories and seeing what you guys like to order. Our food drive at the November DCM was such a good way to give back to the community and those less fortunate so they could enjoy their Thanksgiving with food on the table.
Let's continue serving our community this December with our Holiday-a-thon which is an exciting annual event with our sister division D34S where we do various holiday themed activities. I hope to see all of you in the month of December!
Hillyard D34N Lieutenant Governor d34n.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org
Executive Assistant 808525@seq.org
Happy turkey month! Just dropping in to remind you to participate in boba battles and support your club (and PTP). I hope you all had a great time at RTC, it seemed like a blast. Happy Thanksgiving, stay warm and safe!
Happy November (Turkey month woo!!). I hope October was a splendid month for everyone. There were a few district-wide events and I hope you all had fun there! From RTC (congrats to anyone who was in Gaea group for winning the spirit stick) to FRN, I had so much fun with you all. I’m also so proud that we got to round 3 of spirit battles (WHATTT) AQUA APES DOMINATE!! This month will be a good one and I hope you guys volunteer at many service events and be the good aqua apes you all are. Stay tuned for future, exciting events!
Executive Assistant rea.angela0806@gmail.com
As we near Christmas and final season I wish you all the best of luck in your finals, and Happy Holidays!! Don't forget to attend Holiday-a-thon where D34N and D34S will collab in workshops and socials! See you all in 2023 (and hopefully
Executive Assistant 123tsueijulia@gmail.com
reached. I know finals are around the corner, so make sure you all take care of yourself because you will get through it. To all the seniors, hopefully the UC apps weren't too bad, but at least that's over. This upcoming winter break, make sure to get lots of rest because you all deserve it. I can't wait to see what 2023 has in store for us! Happy Holidays!
I went to FRN and it was so much fun! I can’t believe we made it to the top 3 at the competition and it really made the cherry on top of the day. Lines were super long but it’s fine because I was with my friends. Also the food was delish. I can’t wait for next year!
On October 22, 2022, members of our club attended Fall Rally North at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom! At this exciting event, divisions competed against each other in the spirit rally, auctioned for LTGs and other office members of CNH with money for the pediatric trauma program, and hung out at Six Flags with other key clubbers! We are proud to say that D34N made it to the third round of the spirit rally, and although we didn’t win, we are proud of our division for the spirit and effort put into our chants! For the auctions, our division won the auction for Jordan from D12W! Later in the day, our divisions also had a spirit battle against the D26N Red Devils, but it’s hard to say who won since we were all very hyped. Our favorite part of this event has to be strangers in the park catching on to Key Club and asking us how we feel! Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience that lived up to all our expectations!
ERINN WONG | EL CAMINO
The service event cleanup was really fun! We got to clean the vistas of Thornton Beach and the views of the ocean were really nice. There were also some horses walking about and we had to put our stuff down in order to not provoke them. However, it was really nice seeing them. I hope to attend another service event like this again!!
On October 1, we had the opportunity to volunteer at the San Carlos Adult Community Center Pedro Tournament. Carlmont Key Club always volunteers at this annual event, so it was cool to be able to continue the tradition. At the event, members helped serve attendees their lunch, refilled drinks, and cleaned up afterward. We even got to enjoy some pumpkin pie! Before serving lunch, we got the chance to play fun games like billiards (pool) and get to know each other better while having pizza for lunch. The event was also a fundraiser, as the attendees donated money to our club to help fund our club to go to events like Fall Rally North (FRN), which will be happening in November. I loved being able to interact with our community and to get to bond even more with my fellow Key Clubbers, and I can’t wait to do more events like this!
On October 28, 2022, we held a T-Pumps Boba fundraiser for our club on campus! This was in collaboration with another ECHS service club, Animal Club. We sold drinks for $6, and alongside us Animal Club sold metal boba straws for $4. If you bought a bundle of both, you would only have to spend $8. What a deal! The flavors we sold were peach mango black milk tea and mango peach passion black tea! The milk tea was a hit and sold out very fast. Our favorite part had to be all the students who helped support both clubs and the environment by supporting our fundraiser! Overall, it was a blast collaborating with another club, and we look forward to more club fundraisers in the future!
At Sequoia's Homecoming dance, Key Club hosted a fundraiser for the club and for PTP. We sold donuts, Capri-Suns, sugar cookies, etc. The dance lasted from 7 PM until 10 PM. The volunteers helped set up the table and gather the goods we were selling before the dance started to be prepared for all the students that would come by the table. The volunteers also stayed around an hour afterward to clean up the table.
During the week of the 24th of October, Sequoia Key Club hosted candy gram fundraisers. We took orders using a google form where people could buy a box(es) and/or bag(s) for themselves and/or others such as friends. We took orders during lunch every day in the breezeway which was always busy and filled with students walking by. On Halloween, we went into classrooms to hand out all the candy grams that were ordered. The boxes and bags consisted of candy, toys, stickers, rings, etc.
Sequoia's Key Club also hosted a bake sale on November 4th. We sold a variety of goods such as donuts, brownies, cookies, etc. We hosted the bake sale between 6th period and 7th periods. We sold the goods in the breezeway during the transition period between classes where it was super busy. We had 2 dozen donuts which was the item that sold out the fastest despite having so many of said items.
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) Happy Holidays! What’s the most thoughtful gift you’ve received before?
) Is your family big on holiday traditions? If so, which ones do you look forward to every year?
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) Hey Aqua Apes! What are you wishing for this holiday season? List your top three items on your wishlist.
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.
December is all about giving back to the community! Help those in need by organizing food drives, distributing personal care items, or volunteering at local events. Making sure everyone is able to enjoy the holiday spirit is the best way to get involved this December, so be sure to incorporate this SOSP into your club’s events.
To find ideas for events or more information, please visit cnhkeyclub.org > Projects > Spotlight on Service Program.
Over the past month of October, Carlmont held 20+ different service events for our members. We helped run the Belmont Water Dog Run, managed booths at the Wildcat Walk & Carnival, helped out at the Goblin Walk, and much more! We also continued our zoom events, such as making origami cranes for the Paper Crane Project and writing thanksgiving cards for the Lions club. Additionally, we sold boba at our homecoming events and hot chocolate at our last football game! A few of our members attended FRN and had an amazing time cheering for D34N. Our PTP bracelet fundraiser is ongoing :) We also had a Halloween social at our last club meeting of the month. For November, we have a lot of exciting events plannedsome highlights include the San Carlos Kiwanis Annual Tennis Tournament, a school cleanup, and an interclub with Aragon where we'll be having a Thanksgiving food drive and potluck!
In the past month, El Camino continued to be very involved! First off, some of the officers and members got to experience RTC and FRN this year with lots of attendance. As for service, members got to volunteer at a carnival for Halloween and helped host a boba fundraiser for their school. To close off the month, Elco's editor released another awesome newsletter which can be found on the club Instagram. Elco will continue to host meetings before Thanksgiving break and find new opportunities for the members, but overall everyone has worked super hard.
In the month of October, Hillsdale had members attend events such as Fall Rally North and Region Training Conference. They were both super amazing events that our new members loved, and they were a great intro to what Key Club is all about. We also had a fundraiser for our club at our school's musical 9 to 5, where we sold boba and churros. We also started planning the November DCM and have continued to hold weekly club meetings and monthly board meetings.
In the month of November, Lowell Key Club focused on internal growth within the club and is working towards building the community between SF/SSF clubs. Lowell has focused on submitting dues in a timely manner, and making sure all of our members are accounted for and accurately reported. We’ve also started projects with our interns, starting projects like an ice skating social between all of the SF/SSF clubs, a secret santa event, and even a holiday-themed fundraiser all for the month of December.
This month has been on the slower side with seniors busy with their early decision applications (good luck to all seniors!), so the upcoming Destress with Boba fundraiser is something we’re really looking forward to. Additionally, we’ve been brainstorming and getting more service ideas and wants from our fellow members. During the weekend before Thanksgiving, we plan to team up with our advisor for a Food Drive Kiwanis Store set in front of the Safeway in Millbrae. We’re looking forward to the activities this month and are ready to jump back into it, especially with holidays coming up!
This month Notre Dame has been busy with club meetings. As our club fair was in September, we are working hard this month to retain membership and get people to become dues paid. We hold bi-weekly meetings that include service events. One event that we did recently was making flashcards for children, and we are planning holiday-themed service events for the upcoming winter. We have been "selling" bracelets to raise funds for our club and are consistent with hosting meetings. We plan on participating in boba battles and hosting a tree-planting service event.
This past month, South City Key Club has been very busy in attending many of the division events, as well as planning our own. 2 of our officers attended RTC and 13 of our members attended FRN. Other than that, we had our first major fundraiser which we had during our school's rival football game. We sold Korean corn dogs along with drinks, and we completely sold out. We also held a few card events in order for our members to gain service hours which overall had good attendance. Coming up, we are making plans to volunteer for the Brave the Bay event coming up in December, as well as a movie night to create a better sense of community within our club.
To find this month’s issue, go to https://issuu.com/cnhkc or visit the CNH Cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org!
Lieutenant Governor
JOHN HILLYARD
Aragon Key Club d34n.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org
Executive Assistant
LINA SALEH
Carlmont Key Club 808525@seq.org
Executive Assistant
REA ANGELA VERA CRUZ
Jefferson Key Club rea.angela0806@gmail.com
Executive Assistant
JULIA TSUEI
El Camino Key Club 123tsueijulia@gmail.com
Division Newsletter
KATARINA POVINEC
Carlmont Key Club d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
SEAN SYGACO
El Camino Key Club 122017ss@gmail.com
PR Coordinator
CAMRYN LOW
Hillsdale Key Club camrynlow@gmail.com
Service Coordinator
ALEKZ ALBERTO Lowell Key Club djalekz@gmail.com
Fundraising Coord.
KRISTI XIA
Notre Dame Key Club kxia23@ndhsb.org
Spirit Coordinator
ANNA ABELGAS
Aragon Key Club annasabelgas@gmail.com
Virginia Ho & Carmen Ng
Email: president.alhskeyclub@gmail.com
Marcela Zaragoza-Padilla Email: ahskc.pres@gmail.com
Harjyot Kaur
Email: 24kaurh85@stu.smuhsd.org
Alice Finkelstein Email: carlmontkc.pres@gmail.com
Sean Sygaco Email: 122017ss@gmail.com
Jennifer Lau & Jacob Leung
Email: jelau4@s.sfusd.edu | jaleung8@s.sfusd.edu
Camryn Low & Emilia Schalch
Email: hhskeyclub.president34@gmail.com
Giselle Lei Email: president.jeffersonkeyclub@gmail.com
Alekz Alberto Email: djalekz@gmail.com
Risca Li Email: 23lir12@stu.smuhsd.org
Mallory Moore & Kristi Xia Email: mmoore24@ndhsb.org | kxia23@ndhsb.org
Dylan Soler Email: 25solerd56@stu.smuhsd.org
Lexi Calloway & Brian Khov
Email: 805186@seq.org | 805467@seq.org
Sophia Buban
Email: ssfhskc.president@gmail.com
Meredith Foster & Sarah Mullins Email: mfoster23@siprep.org | smullins23@siprep.org
Phone Kyaw & Aung Min Email: kc.president.whs@gmail.com
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