Monsters' Mark | Sheldon Key Club | December | Volume 1 | Issue 7

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Monsters’ Mark

The Official Newsletter of Sheldon Key Club Sheldon Key Club | Division 7 South | Region 16 | CNH

December | Volume 1 | Issue 7

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Table of Contents

Inside this issue: Editor’s Message SOS: Providing Basic Needs Recap of Events Upcoming Events Featured Articles Member Recognition Committee Monsters of the Month Contact Us

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Editor’s Message

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hat’s up Sheldon Monsters?

The last month of the year...December. With last three weeks of school, make sure to give it all your all and finish strong! This month is super busy; for upcoming events, check on page 8! Leadership Training Conference as well as Candidate Training Conference is coming up. I suggest that those who are interested in a position next year attend LTC, which will be on December 3rd. If you are interested in running for LTG, it is mandatory for you to attend CTC, which is on December 11th at the Kiwanis Family House. Sac State CKI’s Santa’s Gift of Service is coming up soon! This event includes the “College Key Club”, CKI, This event will allow for you to meet people from other schools as well as Key Clubbers and Circle K’ers from different divisions. I HIGHLY suggest you attend as it will be fun and all items made will be donated! Thanks to you all, we were able to raise over $350 for UNICEF! Thank you for all that you do! Happy reading,

Tracy Ly

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Spotlight o

Providing “The holiday season is a time to spend quality time with friends and families. This month, our focus is to provide basic needs to those who need our help so they can have a memorable holiday season as well. Whether that need is food, shelter, warmth, clothes, or a kind letter of appreciation, we will be making a positive difference to our communities! Read more to find some service project and fundraising ideas.� Source Page 4


on Service:

basic needs Did you know? 

About 1/4 of homeless people are children. Over 57,000 veterans are homeless each night. Over 15 million American children rely on food banks for assistance.

Spotlight on Service Program The Spotlight on Service Program (SOSP) is a program designed to motivate clubs to participate in the monthly focuses. For November, the focus is Kiwanis Family! Page 5


Recap of Events: November 11/6 - Run Because You Can Race 11/12 - Purple Stride Run 11/19 - November DCM + DWSP 11/24 - Turkey Trot

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Upcoming Events: December

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LION'S CLUB CRAB FEED

SATURDAY DECEMBER 3RD | 5:30PM-9:30PM Where: SES Portuguese Hall 10427 E. Stockton Blvd. in Elk Grove What: Members will be helping with setup and decorations, serving food to guests, and cleaning up the crab feed.

CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONAL MARATHON [FULL]

SUNDAY DECEMBER 4TH | 8:00AM-1PM Where: California State Capitol What: Volunteers will be working the food station, heat sheet station, and handing out medals to runner. Lunch will be provided!

SAC STATE CKI'S 6TH ANNUAL SANTA'S GIFT OF SERVICE*

SATURDAY DECEMBER 10TH | 9:30AM-4PM Where: The University Union at Sacramento State (campus map: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2x1TBglwELLWloODc5RjdUY2M/view?usp=sharing) What: We will be making scarves, Christmas cards, knitting hats, and much more! Lunch will also be provided. If you are interested in attending, please complete this online registration form: https://goo.gl/forms/SIhbO7SWNQxi7RUs2

Also, please make sure to complete the event waiver and bring it to the event to be able to participate: https:// drive.google.com/file/d/0B2x-1TBglwELLTlDYUM1c1lpZXc/view? usp=sharing

SANTA RUN*

SATURDAY DECEMBER 17TH | 7:30AM-11AM Where: California State Capitol 1315 10th St, Sacramento, CA 95814 What: Volunteers will be assigned different tasks such as, monitoring the course, water station, food station and much more! Waiver to be completed: https://drive.google.com/file/ d/0B5xeT6dRyKJEVlZDMjlVNEZod1RRUF9XRVhKYndVQU5NSWVR/view

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Upcoming Events: December

Pre-registration is closed, but you can still attend attend if you are interested in running for a lead include seminars, workshops, break out groups, Page 10


d on-site! It is HIGHLY recommended that you dership position next year. The conference will activities, mock caucus, and more! Page 11


My definition of key club –devin tran

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To me, Key Club isn't just a non-profit organization, but a way for individuals to help people and make a difference in their community. It's not just the officials and adults that make up Key Club, but all of the amazing members that make a difference. That is what I love about Key Club - the passion the members have to help, their kindness and their relationships. Through Key Club, I have been able to meet a lot of new friends and help my community and people in need. I had the amazing opportunity to help support Pediatric Trauma Program through Fall Rally North, which wasn't only just fun, but it also helped raise money for the program!

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Articles

My second family - nancy le

Key Club is like my second family. I love how not only did I get to meet such kind-hearted, loving people, but also their love to give back to the community as much as I do. They inspire me to be better person that I can ever be. And because there are many upperclassmen, I look up to them. I get to learn what their personalities are like and I try to learn from them as much as I can whether it’s about leadership, the act of kindness, integrity, etc. I am so thankful that I joined this club because, they give me joy. I have met many spontaneous people that I never thought I would be close with and it extended my comfort zone. I don’t have any specific favorite moment or memory of Key Club because all of my memories of Key Club are my favorite. I hope that many other people join Key Club as well so that they can have one of the greatest experiences like I have.

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Thankful - venh vong

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Hello! My name is Venh Vong and I am the Vice President of Sheldon Key Club (I was about to put President of SKC :D). Thank YOU for taking your time to read this article about me. You, the member (or officer), are my inspiration and motivation to keep moving on each day. At the beginning of the term I truly did not believe in myself. I was honestly super scared of taking on the role of Vice President. It was so new to me and I didn’t like change because change is scary. As the school year started I was disappointed in myself for not being as good as a VP as I could be, and in my eyes I was letting you all down, but as I continued on and met new Key Clubbers from our club I realized that I didn’t have to be perfect in order to be appreciated. I was fine the way I was. You guys lift me up when I am in my darkest place and just seeing your bright, smiling faces make my day. I am truly honored to be in the presence of such amazing people. Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity to serve you guys all, which in turkey terms translate to, Gobble gobble GOBBLE!!

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Articles

member recognition committee

The newly appointed committee members that will be working alongside MR Chair Theresa are‌

Marcia Cagandahan Sean Nguyen Elaine Phan If you applied but did not receive the position, do not be disappointed and don’t let this stop you from pursuing any other leadership positions in the future! You all have amazing potential, and we encourage you to continue your journey as a Key Club leader. Page 15


Monsters of the Month

Member and officer of the month Member of the Month - nancy le She is an amazing freshman who never disappoints. She is almost always present at service events. She always is keeping in touch with all members and making everyone little goodie bags for fun. She has a fun personality and I can see that she has lots to contribute to our club's future.

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Officer of the Month - Stephanie ilaga She is always present at all meetings and events. I've seen her grow since her freshman year from a shy little girl to the blossom she is today. She has a whooping 73 service hours and is a great service coordinator and friend. Not only does she have great social skills, but her make up is always on fleek. If you ever need help with anything, I'm sure that this girl will reply and tend to your every need because she's just awesome like that.

Theresa Nguyen Member Recognition Page 17


Contact Us President

Bulletin Editor

Justina Voong

Tracy Ly

d07s.skc.pres@gmail.com

d07s.skc.be@gmail.com

Vice President

Member Recognition

Venh Vong

Theresa Nguyen

d07s.skc.vpres@gmail.com d7s.tn.ogm@gmail.com

Secretary

Service Coordinator

Cindy Luu

Stephanie Ilaga

d07s.skc.sec@gmail.com

stephaniesilaga@gmail.com

Treasurer

Tech Editor

Jenny Chen

Dale Matias

d07s.skc.tres@gmail.com

dale30matias@gmail.com

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