February Newsletter by Division 34 North Key Club

D34N

February Newsletter

The New LTG: Kristie Poon -Events... Page 5 -Banana Point Updates... Page 11

Volume 5 | Issue 11 February 2018

Region 17 Cali-Nev-Ha District |Key Club International

Table of Contents Page 2...LTG’s Message Page 3...Club Summaries Page 5...Events Page 11...Banana Point Rankings Page 13...Conact Info Page 17... Social Media Page 19... Upcoming Events Page 20... DNE’S Message

Table of Contents

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Lieutenant Governor’s Message Hello and Happy February! As we settle into the new year, there are a few things you should keep in mind as we approach the end of the term, so make sure to keep reading those update emails and Facebook group posts! The first would be recognition. You’ve done a lot of great work this term, and what better way to recognize all that work than be receiving money from scholarships or walking across the stage at DCON 2018 in front of thousands of people? If you’re looking for a way to apply for scholarships or apply for awards on the district level, then you should check out all the options on the CyberKey! They are all awesome opportunities for YOU to earn back the things you gave this term. What else is new? How about elections and DCON?! There is no better way to prepare for the next term than by electing your new officers and attending DCON 2018. For elections, make sure that officers and members are all following the guidelines and procedures to make sure each election is valid. Be sure to meet quorum, have unbiased voters, and maintain confidentiality when running elections. If there are any specific questions about elections, you can always ask your officers or myself! For DCON 2018, make sure to be preparing for that NOW! Transportation options are available and the registration deadlines are fast approaching! If money is an issue, contact your local Kiwanis club or fundraise to alleviate costs. DCON is such an awesome and important event that marks the end and start of something amazing. You’ll get to meet people from 3 different states, make new friends, and learn so much from all the workshops provided. As always, if you ever have any questions, comments, or concerns about anything feel free to contact me! I am always here you my Aqua Apes <3 See you all soon! With the spirit of service, Kayla Tai Division 34 North Lieutenant Governor

LTG’s Message

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Lowell This past month we volunteered at the

Hot Chocolate Run. We are planning to hold a fundraiser soon. Within the New Year we hope to get more of our members involved in upcoming division events.

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-Jason Fong

Aragon T

o round out 2017, Aragon Key Clubbers attended the K-Mart shopping event before hunkering down for finals week. Over 15 Key Clubbers from Aragon attended and had a great time doing community service! As we look to 2018 and the end of our term, Aragon Key Club looks to attend regularly at our local Samaritan house and go to service events at San Bruno Mountain and Coyote Point. Club Elections are also on the horizon for February and we expect a great field of candidates for the officer positions of our club! -Alex Ma

Club Summaries

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lub mmaries

Westmoor

On December 23rd, Westmoor

Key Club had an ice skating social with two other volunteering clubs on our campus. In the month of January we are focusing on trying to help our members understand the true impact of volunteering by using various methods, Recently we have done this by advertising the March for Babies Webinar. Another sole focus for this month and the coming month is to try to fundraise for PTP. We are currently planning for a fundraiser during Valentineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day and hoping to raise money in our schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s International Foods Day Event. -Samantha Chen

South San Francisco S

outh San Francisco has just resumed from Winter Break And is starting Thirsty 30 and Preparing for elections. -Kristie Poon

Club Summaries

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El Camino

Pictures from December DCM at El Camino

Club Summaries

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San Mateo T

his month, San Mateo High School was busy with holiday events and preparing for the new year. In December, club members participated in the Kmart Shopping Program. In addition, we began to prep for January DCM, on January 21st. This month, we look forward to hosting DCM and finally publishing our club website, along with new projects to give back in our community. -Krithika Thanigaivelan

Club Summaries

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Eve

Breakfast with Santa at San B

reakfast with Santa was a spirited, joyful event hosted by the San Carlos Adult Community Center. Handing out plushies, pancakes, bacon, and candy canes to children was delightful as we got to see smiles on their faces. The most adorable part was seeing the children on Santaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lap and families enjoying the food and time with others. As joyful Christmas music played, we dressed in the spirit of the holidays, handed out more servings of food, and befriended new people. Although we had to clean up at the end of the event, it was worth it: the satisfaction of seeing kids with smiles and families bonding was heart-warming (a good heart ache). I would most definitely do this event again, seeing kids full of joy makes it seem as if I werenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t volunteering. We ended up having a total of 10 volunteers, accumulating 40 hours :D Millicent Ku, Carlmont

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SF Marin F O

n January 13, I went to the San Francisco Marin Food Bank with some other people to volunteer. We went there for a three hour shift. During the first half, we made food boxes for the elderly who need it. I was in charge of putting the bags of rice into the box in the assembly line. The manager who was watching over the process was very nice and funny. During the second half of our shift, we repackaged hundred pound bags of rice into one pound bags. We do this so that the rice can feed as many people as possible. We spilled a lot of rice on the table when we didn't seal it properly, but the table is really clean so there was no waste. The total pounds of rice repackaged was 2,100! Each one pound bag of rice if about one meal for a family of 4. The rice that we repackage go to soup kitchens, families, the Salvation Army, and others of the 450 organizations that the food bank helps. It feels great to spend my time doing this knowing that it makes a difference in someone else's life, rather than wasting time procrastinating and not doing anything. I was surprised that during this shift, there were many elementary school students there volunteering there with their parents in a school organized event. Overall, it was fun volunteering at the food bank Queenie Lam, South San Francisco

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The Division Leadership Team Feel free to contact them if you have any questions! Executive Assistant

Executive Assistant

Kristie Poon

Email:kristiethepoon@gmail.com Phone: (650) 922-0086

Isabella Mattioli

LTG - Kayla Tai

Division News Editor Email:d34n.cnhkc.ltg@ gmail.com Andy Wu Phone: (650) 200-7978

Email: andywu454@gmail.com Phone:( 415) 837-8361

DLT Contact Info

Email: Isabellammattioli@gmail.com Phone: (650) 863-3930

Executive Assistant

Umar Patel

Email: upatel023@gmail.com Phone: (415) 871-3787

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The Task Coordinators Key Leader Coordinator

Emily Nguyen

Phone: (650) 315-6292 Email: emilybcn2033@yahoo.com

Social Media Coordinator Ellen Batsuri

Phone : (650) 787-3009 Email: zuulunbatsuuri20@gmail.com

FRN Spirit Coordinator Jonathan Yabut

Phone: (650) 534-8760 Email: yabutbut@gmail.com

DCON Spirit Coordinator

Richard Tang

Phone :(650) 580-7226 Email: ahskc.sec@gmail.com

PTP Coordinator Mariah Padilla

Phone: (650) 892-4918 Email: mulac96@gmail.com

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Club President Co

Club

Name

South San Francisco

Kristie Poon

ssfhs.president@gmail.com

Lowell

Jason Fong

Aragon

Alex Ma

ahskc.pres@gmail.com

El Camino

Umar Patel

upatel023@gmail.com

Carlmont

Jonathan Deridal

Hillsdale

Dinh Poon

jason13fong@gmail.com

792330@seg.org

dinhpoon2000@gmail.com

Club Presidents Contact Info

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ontact Information Burlingame

Anya Smith

Westmoor

Samantha Chen

Mills

Notre Dame

San Mateo

Cherry Lin

Madison Macha

Krithika Thanigaivelan

anyacamilesmith8@gmail.com

whs.kc.schen@gmail.com

cherralin@gmail.com

mmacha20@ndhsb.org

naturerocks01@gmail.com

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Go check out our wonderful District Newsletter at our District Website to learn more about our district Use the reflector to email the entire division! Social Media

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JOIN

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Upcoming Division Events and Deadlines -Mr. Key Club February 24, 2018 -Banquet TBD -District Convention (DCON)| April 12-15, 2018

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Let me know if you think the newsletter can be improved or be more useful to you and I hope you enjoyed the newsletter! Thanks for reading! -Andy Wu, D34N Division Newsletter Editor (2017-2018)

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