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CNH | KEY CLUB October 2013
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Contributions from your 2013-2014 District Board
The September Edition A Word from the News Editor……...2 Executive Messages..........................3 Message from your Trustee ……..…5 DCON…………………………………..6 • Registration Info • Friday Night Dinner Options Policy, Intn’l Business, & Elections….7 • Pass the Policy • International Corner Communication & Marketing….….8 • International Media o Key Club Magazine o Key Club TV Fall Rally South………………………...9 Kiwanis Family & Foundation …….10 • Key Club Week Service Projects……………………..11 • The Eliminate Project • Spotlight on Service: UNICEF Member Relations……..……………12 • The Importance of Spirit Member Recognition………………13 • Contest Guidelines GOLDEN Features……...……..…….14 District Calendar…………....………16 • Division Council Meetings Clubs of the Month…………..….….19 Member of the Month………...…...20 Officers of the Month……………....21 Contact Information…………….…22 Thank you…………………………….23
NEWS EDITOR Hello CNH Bees! Happy October! From all the articles submitted, it sounds like there were many successful club days and rushes in our district! As more service opportunities come up, make sure you capture the moments on your camera or reflect on your experience in an article. The administrative year is just flying by so fast; it may be hard to keep track of tasks and deadlines. Officers, establish a comfortable system with yourself so you turn in submissions, contest applications, and reports on time! Remind yourself every day why you ran or applied to serve your fellow members and community. Please let me know if you have any comments or questions about the publication or making submissions. Happy reading!
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Buzzing CNH Bees! Welcome to the fall. With member recruitment activities, RTCs, and Fall Rally, October is a month full of many opportunities to grow as an ohana through service and leadership. As we continue to pour our efforts into reaching new heights within the clubs we serve, I encourage you to keep our GOLDEN Goals in mind and plan accordingly. As one district, our aim is 46,000 members. As divisions, we want to work towards contributing to a goal of $150,000 for Pediatric Trauma Program. As clubs we want to come together to serve 1,000,000 hours of service. And as individual members, we each want to save 3 lives from maternal/neonatal tetanus. Together this will bring us to one GOLDEN year. With the help of our entire CNH ohana, there is no doubt that we will be able to achieve these goals by District Convention 2014. I hope you are all as excited as the Executive Team is to be joining members from all across the district to celebrate another successful year of fundraising for Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP). Year after year, the effort you put into fundraising for PTP makes a difference. With last year’s fundraising totals adding up to over $158,000, there is no telling what this year
will bring! Remember that fundraising efforts do not have to stop at Fall Rally! In addition to fundraising for PTP, I encourage you to take advantage of this month to achieve our goal for individual members of saving 3 lives from maternal/neonatal tetanus. With your opportunity to participate in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF in support of the Eliminate Project, achieving this goal should be as easy as pie! Just $5.40 is all you need to achieve this goal. Throughout this month, keep in mind that each and every one of you is capable of changing the life of another. Whether it be through introducing a future leader to this organization, fundraising for Pediatric Trauma Program and the Eliminate Project, or just going out into the world to truly care for and serve others—this is your opportunity to be a hero. You are GOLDEN. I look forward to meeting many of you at RTC or Fall Rally! Your unending service is both admirable and inspiring. Thank you for all that you do!
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Happy October, CNH! It’s amazing how fast time flies during serving during our term! We are well on our way into the Key Club year. Have you reached your goals you set for yourself? Great job if you have! Keep up all the golden work you all do for the division you are part of, district, international, and more importantly, yourselves as individuals! I am extremely excited for this month because of Fall Rally North that is taking place on October 19th! I cannot wait to see all the spirit you have to celebrate the year so far. Please remember to stay safe during Fall Rally and be sure to eat and drink a lot throughout the day. It will be a long and eventful day. Secretaries, please remember to submit your Monthly Report Forms to your Lieutenant Governor by October 5th. All of your hard work is golden! Thank you for all of your submissions! To everyone in the California, Nevada, Hawaii District, thank you for all of your golden work. Each of you shines just as bright as a piece of gold reflecting in the sun. Thank you for everything! And if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please contact me at any time! Reaching in GOLDEN heights and service, ! Amanda ! Redublo District Secretary
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Treasurer Hello CNH Bees, Guess what time it is? Time for your club to start paying dues! The Membership Update Center is available for use, and you can even print out an invoice and send it to International for processing. The golden date for dues to be received is by December 1st. Even though the final date for dues is by this date, I know that each and every club will be able to pay dues long before then! Start now and have a successful dues submission. Along with paying dues, it’s also time for one of Key Club’s biggest projects: Trick or Treat for UNICEF! If you go to the Trick or Treat for UNICEF website, ordering boxes are very simple; however, remember you need to order your boxes from Kiwanis in order to have your funds go towards The Eliminate Project. Email either campaign@theeliminateproject.org or call (317) 217-6213 to order them. Remember that supplies are limited, so be sure to order them as soon as possible for a successful fundraising event for your club. The boxes are completely free! The last Region Training Conferences will be taking place on October 12th, and Fall Rally North is just a week after on October 19th. I hope everyone attends their Region Training Conference for gold mines of information, as well as fundraises as much money as possible for Pediatric Trauma Program. Remember the last day to mail in donations to the CNH District Office is October 12th, and this is a received by date! On-site donations will be processed at Fall Rally, but remember that any change will not be counted. Can’t wait to see all of you busy bees there – have an amazing and spooOoky October! Buzzing in service, Johansen Pico District Treasurer
Tech Editor Happy October! The month of scares, Trick-or-Treating (for UNICEF), candy, Fall Rally North, and the UC Application is finally here! I hope you are all doing well in school, serving your homes, schools, and communities as you always have been, and showing off that amazing Key Club spirit that never ends! For all you seniors, make sure you’re keeping a balance between schoolwork, college applications, and Key Club work! Start early on those personal statement essays, and make sure you’re asking your teachers for letters of recommendation as soon as possible! Remember, it’s better to be early than to be skipping school on the due date in order to submit your applications! I wish you the best of luck in everything that you do! If you’re not a senior, still make sure that you’re keeping up with your school work and balancing all of your activities. Start preparing for Fall Rally soon, whether you’re attending North or South. I’m excited to see all of you there, cheering your hearts out and representing your home divisions! If you ever have any questions, comments, or concerns about technology or otherwise, feel free to contact me at any time!
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Hello CNH District! I hope you have adjusted to this new school year well so far. Though it is easy to get weighed down by studying and homework assignments, at least school means Key Club meetins and service projects can begin once again! As it is October now, I hope you are gearing up to go Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF for the Eliminate Project this Halloween! It is Key Club’s biggest fundraiser for the project, and we take a lot of pride in our efforts to eliminate maternal neonatal tetanus, a horrible (and completely preventable) condition. To order boxes, visit the Kiwanis Family Store online! I wanted to talk a little bit about a really exciting week that is coming up. The first full week of November is one of the best weeks of the year- it’s Key Club Week! This week-long celebration is an excellent way to recruit more members for your club, as well as a great opportunity to bond more with your Kiwanis counterparts. This year, Key Club Week will be November 4-8. Here is a basic breakdown of the week: November 4: Show your K in every way! This day meant to really promote Key Club, so wear all of the Key Club gear you own! Go out and spread the word about your school’s club to recruit members. November 5: Kudos to Key Players! This day should be used to thank those who really help your Key Club Give sincere thank-you’s(gifts are great) to your advisors, principal, Kiwanians, and everyone else who helps your club make a difference. November 6: Connect the Ks! Participate in a joint service project with your local K-family. Reach out to your local Kiwanis, Circle K, Builders, K-Kids, and Aktion Clubs to work together for a common goal. Hopefully the experience will bring you all closer together. November 7: Bring a friend to Key Club! This day is an amazing opportunity to get more members. If everyone in your club brought a friend to a meeting and god him/her interested, the size of your club (and service hours) could DOUBLE. Make this meeting engaging and informational! November 8: Your way! Use this day any way you want. Plan an awesome service project or host a recruitment party- do what you feel is most appropriate! For more information and resources on Key Club Week, visit www.keyclub.org. I hope you all enjoy your Fall Rally! In caring and service,
! Kelsie Hoppes ! International Trustee
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Original: Each Key Club is required to pay $4.50 per year for District dues for each of its members. International Dues shall be paid as required by Key Club International. Dues are effective on the date that the member is inducted, or, in the case of a continuing member, on October 1. A membership list must accompany the dues payment. Each person who registers to attend the District Convention must be a dues paying member of a club in this District unless specifically invited by the Governor. The District Office shall not allow a person to register for the convention if their name does not appear on a club roster. (4/05) Policy Resources:
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Want to get to know your! 2013-2014 Key Club ! International Board a bit better? What do you hope to bring to the member experience to Anaheim ICON 2014?! I hope to bring to the members, just as we are attempting this year, to bring their experiences and voice to the international level. I hope to meet as many of the Key Clubbers as I possibly can and have their passion for the organization and service rub off on me as I move on to the next chapter in my life. Raeford Penny, International President Being on the International Board has most definitely changed my life for the better. Not only am I seen as a person who has a huge responsibility to others, but I see myself as a better person. I've learned humility, service, and love all over again within the first two months of being elected. I can't wait to see what the next 9 months have in store. Casey Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil, International Trustee
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Being on the International Board has had such a positive impact on my life. Although it has been stressful at times, it is completely worth it. I have met so many amazing people that have already changed me, in a good way. I still can't believe I have the chance to represent one of the world's best organizations. Kelsie Hoppes, International Trustee [to CNH]
Stay tuned for more questions and answers with the International Board on the next issue.
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I wish to bring excitement, passion for service, and the feeling of family, love, and acceptance through all Key Clubbers no matter what district they come from. We are all one big ohana, and as Lilo Pelekai most famously put it, "Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten." Alberto Berrizbetia, International Trustee New ideas, fun and just different ways we can all enjoy ourselves in Anaheim. ! Renisha Daley, International Trustee I hope to encourage education of our great organization and charities associated with Key Club, as well as being a smiling face for any member to come and befriend while at ICON 2014! Avery Hitchock, International Trustee
How has being an International Board member changed your life? Being an International Board member has changed my life completely for the better. I have definitely had to work on my time management ! skills now '! that school has started, but I love doing the Key Club stuff so much that I don't mind giving up a few things to get more time to focus on my job as a trustee. Maria Palazzolo, International Trustee
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The KEY CLUB Magazine What is it? The Key Club magazine is published twice a year – In September and March. The former is mailed to advisors for distribution to club members and the latter can be found as a digital publication on the Key Club International website (www.keyclub.org). KEY CLUB includes information about the impact of our service, our vision partners, core values, and more! Where do I begin to get more involved with KEY CLUB magazine? Navigate to www.keyclub.org > Discover > Magazine. How can I contribute? Any member can contribute to KEY CLUB by writing articles and submitting them to be featured in the magazine! You need only ensure that you follow the article guidelines (http://keyclub.org/Libraries/Magazine/Mag_KeyClub _Key_Club_magazine_writer_s_guidelines.sflb.ashx) and submit it to the executive editor!
Check out the September issue at keyclub.org > Discover > Magazine
Key Club TV Introducing all members of the Key Club family, Key Club TV! This program is where Key Clubs from all over the nation are able to share their events, whether it is your latest fundraiser, an informative interview with one of your advisors, to even a talent show that might have happened. From a local level, to an international level, you’ll be able to see what this organization has done like never before. It is a new way to let all people see what Key Club is truly about, and for other Key Clubbers to see current events. Starting back in 2009, regular Key Clubbers such as yourselves have contributed to these many videos and shows we have up there today. There have been many videos going more in depth to what things we really do, and what all people can be a part of. You can see all of these things for yourself on ! the Kiwanis website, and on YouTube, by simply ! searching up Key Club TV!
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This year, Cali-Nev-Ha would like to recognize the most spirited clubs who participated in Key Club week in the District Newsletter by featuring how they have celebrated this week. The goal is to encourage clubs to strive for a GOLDEN Key Club week, showcasing what they have done in their schools and community, and providing examples for new clubs.
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Save the dates: November 4-9th!
It is important to make sure that club officers are aware of this opportunity to display their hard work and fun experience. There are many ways to promote club submissions: • Utilize methods of communication to advertise such as email, social networks, etc. • Provide incentives: Some clubs need even more convincing. Encourage them with prizes, awards, or even food! • Try your best to offer assistance or guide officers through the submission process. This will help hesitant clubs to submit, and make the process less daunting. • Ask club officers to plan Key Club week effectively. Be sure that they prepare many weeks beforehand so that the event days are properly advertised and executed well. Members can sense a rushed event. They should also be prepared for submissions by taking a sufficient amount of pictures, and also understand the deadline to be featured. See below for some guidelines regarding submission: • Submit a Picture of the Key Club Day event. Make sure that everyone in the picture has signed a Kiwanis Photo Release Form. • Include Name of the Key Club Week Day when the picture was taken (e.g Friday ‘Show Your K in Every Way’) • Add a Brief Summary or Blurb on what the club did for the event day. • Include Key Club Name, Officer Contact Information, Division #, and other Identifying Information with the submission. Clubs can begin submitting their Key Club Week information on November 15th, 2013 to cnhkc.kff@gmail.com. The deadline for submission is December 6th, 2013. For any questions regarding this contest for Key Club Week recognition, please contact Kiwanis Family & Foundation Chair Susan Chor at cnhkc.kff@gmail.com.
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This cry of pride and joy is known to resonate at service events, fundraisers, and socials alike. While Key Club is a service club, one of the things that set us apart from other clubs is our spirit! However, to many new members, the hip thrusts and yells may seem a bit extreme. Why spirit? 1.
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brings us together. The fun of performing the “How do You Feel” Cheer at public parks aside, our cheers and spirit battles rally a sense of camaraderie that unites Key Clubbers from different schools, different states, and different countries. spirit and enthusiasm shows our pride in being members of this organization. How many other clubs can say the same?
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Fall Rally is the largest gathering of Key Clubbers all across the District. In addition to spirit battles, District Board auctions, and the chance to meet Key Clubbers from all over California, Nevada, and Hawaii, it is your chance to help make an impact. Pediatric Trauma Program, an initiative created by the CNH Kiwanis Foundation, helps provide pediatric doctors with the proper training and hospitals with the proper equipment to treat pediatric trauma, raises awareness to accidental injuries in youth, and directly saves many lives every year. At Fall Rally, we raise over $100,000 each year for this cause. We couldn’t do this without your dedication, time, and spirit. Fall Rally North – October 19 th ! th ! Fall Rally South – November 9
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Catherine Kim | Division 44 South| Folsom !
On September 14th, Folsom High School’s Key Club volunteered at the Italy on Wheels event in Folsom, CA. Folsom has a historic house and museum called the Murer House that has an Italian influence for the creator of the house, Joe Murer was from Italy. For the Italy on Wheels event, the Murer House displays Italian cars, motorcycles, and bicycles while serving Italian drinks and pizza. At this event, Folsom High Key Clubbers gave parking directions to the spectators for the event. They also helped register the cars that were to be displayed. They assisted in making Italian sodas and served pizza to those at the event. On top of that, the members monitored and gave tours of the house and museum. There were various tasks that the members had to accomplish, but they all worked diligently together to put on a
K-Kids Poem
Kimy Cabrera | Division 44 North | Whitney About Whitney Key Club’s annual K-Kids event in December. ‘Twas the morning of K-Kids and all through K-Mart All the kids were a-shopping, filling their carts. They were less fortunate than all the other tots, So Key Clubbers helped them with all that they bought. Sixty bucks from Kiwanis to each young girl and boy All the volunteers helped bring them joy! The! kids, all smiles, left feeling peppy. !
spectacular event for the public. After the event was over, the members cleaned up in less than 20 minutes and impressed the event coordinators with the fast clean-up. The members had a wonderful time serving the public during the Italy on Wheels event. Folsom High’s Key Club received a little of taste of Italy and the amazing experience of community service.
Southe Pointe Middle School Tutoring
Vivian Sun|Division 35 East | Diamond Bar Middle school: where the kids always seem energetic, where not everyone is taller than I, but most importantly, where students need the most help in homework in order to build a strong foundation for classes later in their school careers. Tutoring in the afternoons at South Pointe Middle School provides the students an opportunity to get help on homework, but it also provides the tutors many opportunities to demonstrate their knowledge, patience, and leadership. When I tutored for the first time this year, I was nervous that the students may ask questions that I couldn’t answer. My fear soon faded when I was greeted with amiable smiles of the teachers as well as the students. At the end of the day, I’m able to leave school knowing that I’ve helped others and I$! being more confident in my own abilities.
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Cailin Kuchenbecker | Division 30 North | Sonora “Water! Get your water! Most delicious water here at the Corn Festival! High quality H20 on sale!” After several hours of selling bottled water at the La Habra Corn Festival, Noah Cervantes is in good spirits and is still selling strong at the Kiwanis Booth. The 65th Annual Corn Festival has become a long anticipated summer event consisting of a dog show, rides, parades, raffles, and corn (of course). What made this year new and refreshing was helping our La Habra Kiwanis Club raise money for The Gary Center, The La Habra Children’s Museum, and other community improving programs. Every purchase of an ice cold water is distributed right back to the inspiring people of La Habra. Being held on our home turf, Sonora High School Key clubbers jumped at the opportunity to volunteer at the festival. Signs, raffles, and a few can-cans brought customers in. But it is the customers themselves that make the impact. These customers are the very people who make up our city! Policemen, volunteers, teens, teachers, children, men, women, and even the mayor are all friendly and willing to support their own La Habra family. People even coming back two and three times to buy ice cold water! Even at 10pm, after the hot day turned into a cold night, water was flying out of the Kiwanis Booth. I left with confidence, excitement, and a lot of new friends. “Working at the Corn Festival was fun and everyone is willing to take help,” said Andy Halsig after a successful day of selling. The only thing missing? A buttery ear of corn to ! celebrate an inspiring weekend!
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Cienna Rosal | Division 23| Edward C. Reed
Members from the Reed and Wooster Key Clubs of Division were invited to host a basketball workshop for the campers of Camp Lotsafun, a camp that tends to the needs of people with physical or mental difficulties. I was able to teach the campers how to dribble and shoot. We even had a few one-on-one games. The campers were amazing and just so happy to be able to interact with everyone. They were so nice and just a joy to be around. At the end of the day we saw them receive their awards and party with their fellow campers. It was a fun event, and I can’t wait for the winter camp!
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Division Council Meetings
DATE TIME
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Family House of Pancakes
1900 E. Plaza Blvd, National City
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12
3:30 PM
Canyon Crest Academy
5951 Village Center Loop Rd, San Diego, CA 92130
21
5
3:00 PM
South Clairemont Park
3605 Clairemont Dr, San Diego, CA
37 East
12
2:30 PM
Canyon Crest Academy
5951 Village Center Loop Rd, San Diego, CA 92130
37 South
12
2:30 PM
Canyon Crest Academy
5951 Village Center Loop Rd, San Diego, CA 92130
37 North
No information provided
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Region 2
Region 3 4 North
12
10:00 AM
Bolsa Grande HS
9401 Westminster Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92844
4 East
26
5:00 PM
Orange HS
525 N. Shaffer St, Orange, CA 92867
4 West
26
3:00 PM
Fountain Valley Rec. Center 16400 Brookhurst St., Fountain Valley, CA 92708
30 North
12
12:00 PM
Bolsa Grande HS
9401 Westminster Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92844
30 South
12
11:30 AM
Bolsa Grande HS
9401 Westminster Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92844
41 North
No information provided
41 South
12
11:00 AM
Bolsa Grande HS
9401 Westminster Ave, Garden Grove, Ca 92844
6 North
12
12:00 PM
John W. North HS
1550 3rd St Riverside, CA 92507
6 South
12
4:00 PM
Heritage HS
26001 Briggs Rd Romoland, CA 92585
36 East
26
5:00 PM
Boys and Girls Club
1251 Clay St, Redlands, CA 92374
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4:00 PM
Sycamore Hills Park
11075 Mayberry Ln, Fontana, CA 92337I&!
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3:00 PM
Hemet Salvation Army
340 S. Palm Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
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5:00 PM
28 South
No information provided
28 West
16
38 East
No information provided
38 West
19
5:00 PM
Brunswick Sands Bowl
43233 Sierra Hwy, Lancaster, CA 93534
23
5
12:00 PM
Joe Crowley Student Union
1664 N. Virginia St, Reno, NV 89557
45
No information provided
5:30 PM
Desert Oasis HS
6600 W. Erie Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89141
Region 6
Region 7 3 North
No information provided
3 South
12
16
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25 East
19
25 West
26
3:00 PM
Verdugo Park
1621 Canada Blvd, Glendale, CA 91208
N/A
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3:00 PM
Northridge Park
18300 Lemarsh St Northridge, CA 91324
1:00 PM
Warner Center Park
Warner Center Park
Region 8 1
No information provided
13 North
12
13 South
No information provided
19 North
12
1:00 PM
Carnegie Mellon MS
21820 Bonita St, Carson, CA 90745
19 South
12
12:30 PM
Carnegie Mellon MS
21820 Bonita St, Carson, CA 90745
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12
1:00 PM
Mosswood Park
3612 Webster St, Oakland, CA 94609
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11
5:30 PM
Laurel Creek Park
2896 Gulf Dr, Fairfield, 94533
26 North
13
2:30 PM
Pittsburg HS Theater
1750 Harbor St, Pittsburg, 94565
26 South
13
2:00 PM
Dublin Ulferts Center
4288 Dublin Blvd, Dublin, CA 94568
1:00 PM
Carnegie Mellon MS
21820 Bonita St, Carson, CA 90745
Region 9
Region 10 24
No information provided
29
No information provided
42 East
19
3:00 PM
Rancho Madera Community Park
556 Lake Park Dr, Simi Valley, CA 93065
42 West
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12:00 PM
“Pirate Park” Mandalay Shores
1601 S. Harbor Blvd, Oxnard, CA, 93035
Region 11 18 East
No information provided
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6:00 PM
Clovis HS
1055 Fowler Ave Clovis, CA 93611
5 South
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6:00 PM
Hoover HS
Hoover Fresno, CA United States
46 North
21
6:00 PM
Peter Johansen HS
641 Norseman Dr, Modesto, CA 95357
46 South
14
6:00 PM
Pitman HS
2525 W. Christoffensen Pkwy, Turlock, CA
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No information provided
10 South
27
1:00 PM
Almansor Park
S. Almansor St, Alhambra, CA 91801
15
5
2:00 PM
Red Hills Community Park
7484 Vineyard Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, 91730
35 East
26
10:00 AM
Creek Side Park
780 Creekside Dr, Walnut
35 West
12
12:00 PM
Del Norte Park
1598 W. Rowland Ave, West Covina, CA 91790
14
11
3:30 PM
River Valley HS
801 El Margarita Rd
39
12
7:00 PM
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ooVoo
12
11:00 AM
Courthouse Square
96 Old Courthouse Square, Santa Rosa 95401
7 North
13
1:00 PM
Kiwanis Family House
2875 50th St, Sacramento, CA 95817
7 South
11
4:00 PM
Country Side Park
Sacramento, CA 95828
27 North
12
4:30 PM
American Legion Park
835 S. Hutchins St, Lodi, CA 95240
27 South
18
5:00 PM
Kimball HS
3200 Jaguar Run, Tracy, CA
44 North
5
3:00 PM
Loomis Train Depot
3640 Taylor Rd, Loomis, CA 95650
44 South
12
12:00 PM
UC Davis
1 Shields Ave, Davis, CA 95616
12 East
11
6:00 PM
KIPP San Jose Collegiate
1790 Educational Park Dr, San Jose, CA 95133
12 West
13
4:00 PM
Mary Gomez Park
651 Bucher Ave, Santa Clara, CA 95051
12 South
25
6:00 PM
Evergreen Valley HS
3300 Quimby Rd, San Jose, CA 95148
34 North
12
1:00 PM
San Francisco State Uni.
1600 Holloway Ave, San Francisco, CA 94132
34 South
12
4:00 PM
Memorial Park
Stevens Creek, Cupertino, 95014
43
No information provided
Region 14
Region 15 20/32
Region 16
Region 17
Region 18 22 Hikina
19
5:00 PM
‘Iolani HS
563 Kamoku St, Honolulu, HI 96826
22 Komohana 19
3:00 PM
‘Iolani HS
563 Kamoku St, Honolulu, HI 96826
12:00 PM
Romanchuk Garden
55 N. Church St, Wailuku, HI, 96793
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Raising the Gold Standard
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Clubs of the Month Lt. Governors recognized these performing clubs last month for their commitment to service! Congratulations! Division 1
Club
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2
Arroyo
3 North 3 South
STEM Academy
4 East
Villa Park
4 North
Rancho Alamitos
4 West
Marina
5 North
Clovis North
5 South
Fowler
6 North
Notre Dame
6 South
Rancho Verde
7 North 7 South
Monterey Trail
8
Rodriguez
10 North 10 South 11
Saint Augustine
12 East
Mission San Jose
12 South
Gunderson
12 West
Westmont
13 North
South Gate
13 South 14 15
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River Valley Etiwanda
Division
Club
16
John Burroughs
18 East
Division
Club
34 North
South San Francisco
34 South
Mountain View
19 North
Da Vinci Science
35 East
Charter Oak
19 South
Torrance South Bay Community
35 West
Los Altos
36 East
San Gorgonio
20/32
Maria Carrillo
36 West
Jurupa Hills
21
The Bishop’s School
37 East
Mission Hills
22 Hikina
Roosevelt
22 Komohana Waipahu 22 Makai
Kaua’i
23
Edward C. Reed
24
37 North 37 South
Canyon Crest Academy
38 East 38 West
Eastside West Valley
25 East
Monroe
39
25 West
Crespi
41 North
26 North
Pittsburg
41 South
Aliso Niguel
26 South
California
42 East
Oak Park
27 North
Middle College
42 West
Santa Paul
27 South
Merrill F. West
43
28 North
44 North
Lincoln Rio Americano
28 South
Coronado
44 South
28 West
Centennial
45
30 North
Sunny Hills
46 North
Thomas Downey
30 South
Western
46 South
Livingston
31
Steele Canyon
47
Banning
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With the Midas Touch
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Members of the Month Lieutenant Governors recognized these individuals last month for their commitment to service! Congratulations! Division
Member
1 2
Fiona Gee
3 North
Division
Member
Division
Member
16
Manny Ilasco, Burbank
34 North
Christopher Maramoros, South San Francisco
34 South
Beatrice Li, Lynbrook
35 East
Justin Wong, South Hills
35 West
Alicia Chen, Baldwin Park
18 East 19 North
Edward Kim
19 South
Chloe Isabella Velasco, Narbonne
3 South
Sandrda Ruiz, Benjamin Franklin
4 East
Kevin Garcia, Foothill
4 North
Kelvin Huynh, Santiago
4 West
Kris Kevin Nguyen, Fountain Valley
5 North
Avena Cheng, Buchanan
22 Komohana Greg Manuel, Waipahu
37 North
5 South
Whitney Markwaldt, Edison
22 Makai
Reyson/Reygan Agcaoili, Kauaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;i
37 South
6 North
Jacob Morales
23
Cienna Rosal, Edward C. Reed
38 East
6 South
Emily Ear
24
7 North
St. Francis
25 East
Lorraine Pacilan, Granada Hills Charter
7 South
Josef Tribiana
25 West
Jeremy Figueroa
8
Veronica Seward- Aponte
26 North
Isha Kane
26 South
Ivy Li
27 North
Grace Lee, Tokay
27 South
Kevin Nguyen, Kimball
10 North 10 South 11
JunKi Kim, Bonita Vista
12 East
Alex Ngo, Piedmont Hills
12 South
Brandon Roman
12 West
Tairy Dulay, Wilcox
13 North
Eric Working, Cerritos
13 South 14
Maikou Lee, Live Oak
15
Catherine Eng, Los Osos
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Jinny Tran
36 East
Khoa Phan
21
Sangeeta Vishwanath
36 West
Amanda Lopez, AB Miller
22 Hikina
Nalani Kaku, Kamehameha
37 East
Nikki Aranda, San Marcos
Amanda Du, Westview
38 West
Jason Barajas, Highland
39
Erin Kaiser, West Valley
41 North 41 South
Kiran Maqbool, Mission Viejo
42 East
Andrea Magat, Santa Susana
42 West
Khrystyna Gavryushenko, Oxnard
43
28 North
44 North
28 South 28 West
Raymond Mendoza, Clark
30 North
Serena Mann, Sunny Hills
30 South
Anthony Nguyen
31
Kayla Cartaciano, Helix
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44 South 45 46 North
Cody Little
46 South
Talin Shamun, Turlock
47
Mario Ruiz, Imperial
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Serving Among the Stars
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Officers of the Month Lt. Governors recognized these officers last month for their commitment to service! Congratulations! Division
Officer
1 2
Jason Yu
3 North 3 South
Krzel Manansala, Hollywood
4 East
Vivian Nguyen, El Modena
4 North
Alyssa Nguyen, Garden Grove
4 West
Christina Tran, Huntington Beach
5 North
Ashley Wong, Clovis West
5 South
Ellen Phetsa, McLane
6 North
Raj Chaklashiya
6 South
Donelle Alcantara
7 North
Syria Powell, Sacramento
7 South
Renee Zapata
8
Jackie Francisco
10 North 10 South
Christine Phan
11
Kane Gillego, Sweetwater
12 East
Roselin Yao, Mission San Jose
12 South
Cynthia Voly
12 West
Christine Oh, Leigh
13 North
Mary Ortega, Huntington Park
13 South 14
Quinta Pedraza, River Valley
15
Jenny Hong, Rancho Cucamonga
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Division
Officer
Division
Officer
16
Rachel Trujillo, Burbank
34 North
Iris Hung, Mills
34 South
Lucy Li, Homestead
18 East 19 North
Sashini Godage
35 East
19 South
Valentin Tsoy, Torrance South Bay Community
Ananda Gutierrez, Diamond Bar
35 West
Jessa Alcaide, Monrovia
20/32
Serena Uppal
36 East
Josh Nuesca
21
Aileen Lee
36 West
Jurupa Hills
22 Hikina
Jenise La, Kaiser
37 East
Kimmy Le, Escondido
22 Komohana Mark Domingo, Waipahu
37 North
22 Makai
Kalani Murakami, Kapaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;a
37 South
23
Caitlin Rosal, Edward C. Reed
38 East
24 25 East
Issac Leon, Granada Hills Charter
25 West
Joe Yuengert, Crespi
26 North
Roy Golingan
26 South
Brandy Bondoc
27 North 27 South
Megan Ly, Canyon Crest Academy
38 West
Angel Gomez, Eastside
39
Emelia Lindsey, West Valley
41 North 41 South
Christine Qian
42 East
Donna Rahgoshay, Simi Valley
Carrie Huang, Stockton
42 West
David Lai, Pacifica
Lynzie Vang, Stagg
43
28 North
44 North
Margie Oxley, Bear River
28 South
44 South
Cynthia Huynh, Mira Loma
28 West
Sharlene Lim, West CTA
45
30 North
Timothy Lim, Buena Park
46 North
30 South
Kim Truong
46 South
31
Luisa Murillo, Valhalla
47
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Hidy Kuang, Hemet
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Contact Information Questions? Contact us! Have a GOLDEN day! Executive Team Governor Victoria Lai.....................…cnhkc.dg1314@gmail.com Secretary Amanda Redublo………...cnhkc.ds1314@gmail.com Treasurer Johansen Pico………….….cnhkc.dt1314@gmail.com Technology Editor Lincoln To…....………....…cnhkc.dte1314@gmail.com Leadership Team News Editor Kelly Chan…………..........……cnhkc.dne@gmail.com Communications & Marketing Chair Jennifer Nguyen……………… cnhkc.cm@gmail.com District Convention Chair Madison Draper….……........cnhkc.dcon@gmail.com Kiwanis Family & Foundation Chair Susan Chor……………..……..…cnhkc.kff@gmail.com Member Recognition Chair Carissa Yen………...............…...cnhkc.mr@gmail.com Member Relations Chair Jeffrey Xiong……………...…....cnhkc.mrs@gmail.com Policy Int’l & Elections Chair Jacob Torres………………...….cnhkc.pie@gmail.com Service Projects Chair Kelly Soares................................cnhkc.sp@gmail.com Administrators District Administrator Lisa Lotito-Byers………...….cnh.kcadmin@gmail.com Assistant Administrator Marshall Roberson………….….cnhadan@gmail.com Special Assistant Marek LeBlanc……..……………cnhkc.sa@gmail.com Special Assistant Pete Ballew………..……………….pjb184@yahoo.com Service Leadership Programs Director Bruce Hennings………………...Bruce@cnhkiwanis.org !
Region 1 Division 11…...………...……d11.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 31……………...…...d31.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Geoff Tobias……region1advisor@gmail.com Region 2 Division 21…………...……...d21.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 37 East……..…....d37e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 37 North………....d37n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 37 South………....d37s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor John Crawford....kiwannabee@hotmail.com Region 3 Division 4 East…………....d04e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 4 North…………..d04n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 4 West……..… ...d04w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 30 North….…..….d30n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 30 South………....d30s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 41 North………....d41n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 41 South………....d41s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Frank Barry………..…fbarry642@hotmail.com Advisor Elaine Pong………..…….epong119@aol.com Region 4 Division 6 North………..…d06n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 6 South………......d06s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 36 East………..…d36e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 36 West………....d36w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 47……………..……d47.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Carolyn Qualm.........R04.advisor@gmail.com Region 5 Division 28 North………....d28n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 28 South.………...d28s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 28 West………....d28w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 38 East………..…d38e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 38 West…………d38w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Alyson Palmer…Apalmer@interact.ccsd.net Region 6 Division 23…………….……d23.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 45………….……....d45.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Michael McStroul…..MMcStroul@gmail.com
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Contact Information Region 7 Division 3 North……….…d03n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 3 South……….….d03s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 16…………….…....d16.ltg.cnhkc@gmail.com! Division 25 East……….….d25e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 25 West………...d25w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Doug Ridnor…………dridnor@sbcglobal.net
Region 13 Division 10 North……....d10n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 10 South…….....d10s.ltg.cnhkc@gmail.com Division 15……………......d15.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 35 East……..….d35e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 35 West……....d35w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Region 8 Division 1…….…................d01.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 13 North………..d13n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 13 South……......d13s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 19 North………..d19n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 19 South……......d19s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Mark Ross…………….Mkrossreg11@aol.com Advisor Alan Quon…………….alan@alanquon.com
Region 14 Division 14……………...…d14.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 39……………......d39.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Region 9 Division 2…………………..d02.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 8…………………..d08.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 26 North.……….d26n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 26 South…….….d26s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Doug Gin………region9advisor@gmail.com Advisor Lisa Grover….........lisagrover81@gmail.com
Region 16 Division 7 North…….…d07n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 7 South………..d07s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 27 North……...d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 27 South……....d27s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 44 North……...d44n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 44 South.……...d44s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Region 10 Division 24…………...…....!d24cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 29…………...…....d29.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 42 East……...….d42e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 42 West….........d42w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Mike Van Etten…region10mve@gmail.com
Advisor Judy Whitby………..……..jr781@gmail.com
Region 11 Division 18 East………...d18e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 18 West…….....d18w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 33………..…….…d33.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Carole Farris………carole.farris@gmail.com Region 12 Division 5 North …….......d05n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 5 South ……..…..d05s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 46 North…..…..d46n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 46 South……….d46s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Frank Vierra............fvierraRA12@gmail.com
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Advisor Patricia Cridland…….patriciacridland@aol.com
Advisor Rhonda Cameron.cnh.region14.kc@gmail.com!
Region 15 Division 20/32…………d2032.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com! Advisor Sue Cummins….….…...cummins@sonic.net!
Advisor Rae Whitby-Brummer........RaeWhitby@aol.com
Region 17 Division 12 East………..d12e.ltg.cnhkc@gmail.com! Division 12 South…..…..d12s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 12 West………d12w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 34 North……...d34n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 34 South….…...d34s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 43…………….....d43.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Jennifer Buelna…...jenbuelna@gmail.com Region 18 Division 22 Hikina……...d22h.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 22 Komohana.d22k.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Division 22 Makai……..d22m.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Advisor Charlene Masuhara…chmasuhara@gmail.com
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