The Sunny Post | August 2022 | Division 30 South

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editor’s note

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ltg message

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recognition

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calendar

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articles & visuals

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spotlight on service

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resources

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contact us

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Welcome to The Sunny Post! My nam as your Division News Editor for th meet you all! I hope the first qu treating you well and I hope to get term continues. Recently, Region 3’ it was a very memorable event f service opportunities. Congrats to a who were recognized at the July DCM encourage you all to attend the upc DCM. (You can find the dates on the In the meantime, keep volunteering sure to check out the D30S socials to division events. Enjoy the rest of y happy reading! <3

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me is Lizzy and I proudly serve he 2022-2023 term! Nice to uarter of the term has been t to know more of you as the ’s Beach Boomba was held and full of bonding activities and all of the clubs and members M for their hard work! I highly coming August Food Bank and e calendar page in this issue!) for service events and make o stay updated on all upcoming your summer, take care, and D30S News Editor 2022-2023

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Elizabeth Hoang EDITOR’S NOTE | 3


A MESSAGE FR HAPPY AUGUST SUNS!

As the first quarter of our term comes to a close, I want to start of you. Whether it be at DCMs, service projects, Region event never cease to amaze me with your competence, passion, and de only continues to grow with each passing moment, so let’s all r as the term progresses!

By the time this newsletter is published, Beach Boomba will have who attended, I hope you had lots of fun and a memorable time get more involved in the division, make sure to attend our upc month!

With that being said, I hope the summer has treated you all well for most of us, remember to continue taking care of yourselves! Y regards, so make sure to drink water, stay healthy, and always to reach out if you ever need anyone to talk to; love you lots, Su

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t off by saying how proud I am of each ts, and everything in between, you all edication. My faith in Division 30 South remember to keep shinin’ with service

e already taken place. For those of you e! For those of you who are looking to coming DCM and all future events this

l and as the school year starts to begin Your well being should come first in all take breaks when necessary! Feel free uns. <3

sun-cerely,

Sania Usmani

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MONTHLY

RECOGNITIO MEMBER OF THE MONTH NINA LARSEN

OFFICER OF THE MONTH NANCY LE

FIRST SHINING CLUB SAVANNA KEY CLUB

SECOND SHINING CLU OXFORD KEY CLUB

SECRETARY OF THE MONTH VICTORIA TRAN

THIRD SHINING CLUB WESTERN KEY CLUB

MOST FUNDS RAISED WESTERN KEY CLUB

FOURTH SHINING CLUB LOARA KEY CLUB

MOST SPIRITED WESTERN KEY CLUB

FIFTH SHINING CLUB KATELLA KEY CLUB

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6TH | AUGUST FOOD BANK 13TH | EARLY BIRD A&V SUBMISSIONS 15TH | ON TIME A&V SUBMISSIONS 27TH | AUGUST DCM CALENDAR | 7


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Visuals & 8 | ARTICLES AND VISUALS


JUNE DCM/OTC

ULISES CEJA CASTREJON | SAVANNA On Saturday, June 11th, the officer training conference took place along with the June DCM. Most officers from Region 3 were present, and this event took place in Costa Mesa High School from 11 am to 5 pm. We checked in up until 11:45, and then we had a guest speaker who talked about her journey with Key Club. Later on, around noon, we were given lunch, which was pizza yes! After lunch was over, we did a short ice breaker. Then we had our June DCM, and talked a bit with our own school club members, took some selfies, and went inside the theater. In the theater, the LTGs introduced themselves and did a small, but funny sketch of their rendition of the princess and the frog and sent us off to our first workshop. I was in the bulletin editor/historian workshop. This was very helpful and fun because we got to meet other people in the same position, and learn more ways we can improve posts, using graphics, or fonts. When the first workshop was over we had a ten-minute break and went to our second workshop at 3. I went to the Officer Expectations + Duties workshop, which was a rundown of what each member does, and the importance of communication between each one of us. After the second workshop finished we went back to the theater for the closing session where a guest speaker told us about the children's book festival. We were also informed about some upcoming events, and that was the day. It went by so quick, and it was very fun to meet and just see so many new people, and all come together.

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BANANA BASH SOCIAL MIKAYLA LUU | JOHN F. KENNEDY Calling all minions! John F. Kennedy KC, Oxford Academy KC, Savanna KC, and Western KC all worked together under Gru to host a joint social! This took place at La Palma Central Park on June 25th from 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. There were a variety of goodies sold by each school, like banana milk and minion rice krispies. OAKC even sold small minion tattoos that many enjoyed applying on their faces and arms! To start off the social, supplies to make minion hand puppets were distributed while members held casual conversation. After the service activity ended, everyone was scrambled around, for example, those assigned “Kevin” or “Bob” would all gather in their respective groups to share Key Club memories. The piñata event was based on trivia questions. Members were given a swing at the piñata depending on their answers to questions about our division, Kiwanis, and more. Candy spilled out only a couple hits after the start, and everyone was allowed to help themselves. For the rest of the event, there was free time to take pictures with home clubs and our banana bash sign! Oxford Academy member, Ashley Chen (11), thought the theme was adorable to begin with, but with each club's themed fundraisers, she was able to enjoy the atmosphere even more. Although only for a short time period, this social was super fun and successful!

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JUNE FOOD BANK RYAN DANG | OXFORD It was just a normal Saturday, waking up at 7AM to go to my event. I went over to my dad’s room to print out my sign-in form as usual and leave, but the printer stopped working. I start to panic, it’s my first event and my sign-in form isn’t printed out yet. I messaged my friend to print it for me, even though it would be late, but somehow the printer started to whirr back to life. Aside from that setback, June Food Bank was far from ordinary for me. Although I have helped at Food Banks many times, and have checked in people as a helper, this time it felt different. From waiting awkwardly to talk to the main coordinators to taking my first group picture with me in front, the 4 hours I spent felt so magical. I felt so comfortable, weaving in and out of cars, smiling, and seeing how the new freshmen looked up to me. Having people go up to you and ask how to help around brings a different feeling that I cannot describe. My first division event in this new term is something I will never forget, and I am so thankful for OAKC’s support. We brought the most members, and it was so great to see everyone helping out and having fun! I hope you all will come out to my events soon, and hopefully you’ll have a great time.

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SPOTLIGHT on service WHAT IS THE SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE PROGRAM? The CNH Spotlight on Service Program was created by the Service Projects Committee to promote International and District initiatives as well as to encourage active participation with organizations/initiatives. The Service Projects Committee will provide monthly guides that include tips and ideas on how clubs can complete the monthly service initiatives. Check out the monthly guides below to get some ideas for your club's service projects. The program also gives clubs the opportunity to showcase their unique service projects that positively impacts their home, school, and community. The Spotlight on Service Program would like to receive project submissions from the District to showcase projects from the previous month in the District Newsletter. Receive recognition and inspire someone with your creative project ideas.

CNH SERVICE PROJECTS COMMITTEE

AUGUST: CHILDREN’S EDUCATION the focus

Collect school supplies like pencils and backpacks to donate to kids in need for the next school year. Ensure that children are provided with educational opportunities!

CNH SERVICE PROJECTS COMMITTEE CHAIR KAREN VO

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resources For more information, reference: cnhkeyclub.org/ projects/spotlight-onservice-program


RESOURCES cnh socials

d30s socials

cnhkeyclub.org

@d30ssuns

@cnh_keyclub

Division 30 South Key Clubs!

linktr.ee/D30SSuns @CNHKeyClub Division 30 South Suns CNH Key Club

CNH Key Club

check out the latest issue of the cnh district newsletter ➜

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Lieutenant Governor

Sania Usmani

d30s.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org

Executive Assistant

Austin Alves

austinblah7@gmail.com

division lead

DIREC Publicity Coordinator

Executive Assistant

Krisha Parekh

kparekh.us@gmail.com

Katelyn Ngo

katelynngo05@gmail.com Spirit Coordinator

Adrian Lau

Executive Assistant

Sunny So

pilgrimsunny0907@gmail.com

adrian05lau@gmail.com Spirit Coordinator

Faith Mangasep fmangasep@gmail.com

News Editor

Elizabeth Hoang elizabeth.hoang8@gmail.com

Spirit Coordinator

Jonathan Nguyen johnnynguyn05@gmail.com

Service Projects Coordinator

Spirit Gear Coordinator

ryandang1794@gmail.com

anikakasula@gmail.com

Ryan Dang

Fundraising Coordinator

Sharanya Upadhyay iamsharanya2006@gmail.com

Anika Kasula

Historian

Brandon Duong bdbrandonduong@gmail.com Historian

Publicity Coordinator

Rianna Lupisan

riannalupisan@gmail.com

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Itzel Huerta itzel.huerta1510@gmail.com


dership team

CTORY

Loara President

Trina Thai

trina.thai2005@gmail.com

Los Alamitos President

Jean Chiang

jeanchiang67@gmail.com

Historian

Julia Ward juliajward@gmail.com Member Recognition Chair

Magnolia President

Muntadhar Aljadeed muntadhar.a1234@gmail.com

Megan Tran

megan.trann13@gmail.com Anaheim President

Natalia Lopez

Oxford Academy President

Devanshi Kothari

devanshi3743@gmail.com

nataliapuma7@gmail.com Cypress President

Natalie Sheng d30s.chs.president@gmail.com Fairmont President

Savanna President

Hani Kazanji

hanikazanji7@gmail.com

Servite President

Nicole Zheng

James Dunne

nzhang312@gmail.com

james.dunne@servitehs.org

John F. Kennedy President

Isabella Pascual

iisabellapascual@gmail.com

Western President

Emily Leon Carro emilyleoncarro@gmail.com

Katella President

Tina Nguyen

tina05nguyen@gmail.com

Whitney President

Jerrick Wu

jerrickwu7@gmail.com

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