My name is Isaiah Newby and I proudly serve as YOUR lieutenant governor for the 2023 to 2024 term During my time in Key Club, I've served as service coordinator, and member retention committee chair at Canyon Hills High School. Currently, I serve on the Cal-Nev-Ha district board on the Policy, International Business, and Elections committee.
Throughout high school, Key Club has been a beacon of light that has allowed me to work with a diverse network of students with one common goal: Serving our nation and world. As YOUR lieutenant governor, my mission is to empower and inspire members around our division who have a will to serve in order to foster the generation of tomorrow's leaders. The relationships I've formed because of key club have have changed my life, and as YOUR lieutenant governor, I am ecstatic to establish new personal connections with members across D21 as we embark on a new term of progress and growth. I am a firm believer that Key Club moments are the start of something really beautiful. For some, it could be their first spirit session, or simply being greeted by a key clubber at a community festival. My challenge for you is the be the cause of someone's Key Club moment Be the reason someone joins our hippOHANA, and seize
the opportunity the make a positive change in your community. Again, I am so excited to serve you all this term, and I know that together, we will achieve amazing things.
Munchin' for Service,
I'm Jenna Vo, and I'm currently a junior at Canyon Hills High School. During my Key Club journey, I've served on my home club's fundraising committee and I currently serve as Vice President Now, I look forward to serving as your District News Editor for the 2023-2024 term!
My first experience with the Kiwanis family was when I joined my middle school's Kiwanis Builder's Club, where we did similar volunteering activities to Key Club. When I entered high school, Key Club was one of my first clubs, and I fell in love with everything about it: the people -- the friends I made along the way -- and the collaboration -- the inspiring result when all kinds of people across all these schools work together towards a common goal.
From giving kids a magical Halloween at the Miramar Halloween Carnival, to working together become the highest donating division in the Cal-Nev-Ha district-- they say teamwork makes the dream work, and we really make the greatest impact when we come together and combine our efforts, and so I'm so excited for the opportunity to take on a more active role in this wonderful community!
Merrily Munchin' ,Congratualtions to the Congratualtions to the following who were appointed following who were appointed to the Division Leadrship Team to the Division Leadrship Team for the 2023 to 2024 term! for the 2023 to 2024 term!
E x e c u t i v e A s s i s t a n t o f S e r v i c e : A n n a b e l l a N g u y e n , C a n y o n H i l l s
E x e c u t i v e A s s i s t a n t o f F u n d r a i s i n g : C a t h y N g u y e n , L a J o l l a
E x e c u t i v e A s s i s t a n t o f M e m b e r R e c o g n i t i o n : L i n h N g u y e n , C a n y o n H i l l s
D i v i s i o n N e w s E d i t o r : J e n n a V o , C a n y o n H i l l s
D i v i s i o n A d m i n i s t r a t o r : C e c i l i a M o x l e y , C a n y o n H i l l s
D i v i s i o n T e c h E d i t o r : V i v i a n D o a n , C a n y o n H i l l s
D i v i s i o n G r a p h i c D e s i g n e r : O l i v i a E r n s t , C a n y o n H i l l s
D i v i s i o n V i d e o M e d i a E d i t o r : M i k a e l a S a l o n g a , C a n y o n H i l l s
W e b m a s t e r :
L e a h V i c k e r y , H i g h T e c h
S p i r i t C o m m i t t e e C h a i r : C a s e y T r a n , U n i v e r s i t y C i t y
H e a d S p i r i t C o o r d i n a t o r : A l y s s a P e n d l e t o n , C a n y o n H i l l s
E d u c a t i o n C o o r d i n a t o r : J a z m i n e L e , H o o v e r
K i w a n i s F a m i l y R e l a t i o n s C o o r d i n a t o r : I a n W i l l i a m s o n , C a n y o n H i l l s
Hello! My name is Annabella Nguyen. I’m currently a Junior and I proudly serve as Canyon Hill’s Key Club President. I love love love cats and my some of my favorite foods include poke and all things strawberry flavored! I also enjoy playing badminton, although I’m not great, and crocheting during my free time. If I’m not doing either of those, I’ll probably be sleeping or stressed about the mountain of homework I have to do. Although this year is coming to an end, I’m looking forward to another great term and hopefully getting to work with all of the amazing clubs in our division!
My name is Jay Luy and I’m the president of Hoover’s Key Club. A quick overview of me is that I’m currently a sophomore, Cambodian, and my favorite thing to do in my free time is garden! I also enjoy playing instruments and reading all types of books. My goal is to create and maintain connections through Key Club. I’m happy to be here and I hope to make an impact!
Hellooo hippos! I’m Angelina, the Mira Mesa Club president. Next year I’m going to be a senior - and I’m so excited! I can’t wait for all the fun I’m going to have at every event. I’m also looking forward to my last marching band and gymnastics season. I’ve done band since 4th grade and gymnastics since 5th grade, so it will be very weird to not be doing these activities after senior year - including Key Club as well. So, I gotta make the most of it! Here’s to the best term ever D21!<3
Hi Hippos! My name is Nathan Lien and I’m the 202 2024 president of the University City Key Club
Currently, I am a junior and some fun facts about are that I run the 400m in track, my favorite anim are Bleach and One Piece, and I meditate an hour day
Hi! My name is Arin Berger and I am the incoming president for the La Jolla High School Key Club. I am in 11th grade and have been in Key Club since my sophomore year. Outside of school, my interests include being with my family, hanging out with friends at the beach, and of course, helping others through volunteer service I am so excited to be a Key Club officer and look forward to sharing a wonderful year.
Division 21 was recognized for raising the most funds for PTP in CNH District. Our very own Mena Vo was recognized for "Distinguished Newsletter."
IP Lieutenant Governor Chloe Kwan recieved Robert F. Lucas Outstanding Lieutenant Governor’s Award, and Distinguished Lieutenant Governor Award.
IP LTG Chloe Kwan and Current LTG Isaiah Newby received Platinum Member Recognition Program Awards.
IP LTG Chloe Kwan retired as Isaiah Newby was formally installed as Lieutenant Governor New District Executives were elected in the house of delegates
Justin Kuo - District Governor
Abigail Jensen - District Secretary
Chloe Wu - District Treasurer
IP Region 2 advisor Carolyn Qualm recieves William A. Dunlap Fellowship award
Taking place April 21st-23rd in Ontario, California, District Convention marked the end of the old term, and the beginning of the new one. As we MUNCH on into a new term, let's look back at this year's DCON!
THE FOLLOWING WERE APPOINTED TO THE CALIFORNIA-NEVADA-HAWAII DISTRICT LEADERSHIP TEAM:
Communications and Marketing Chair: Joshua Santhirasegari, D35E, Region 13
District Convention Chair: Angelina Nguyen, D27N, Region 16
District News Editor: Willa Lim, D46N, Region 12
District Technology Editor: Katherine Geng, D12E, Region 17
District Visual Media Editor: Chloe You, D03N, Region 7
Kiwanis Family & Foundations Chair: Kenneth Nguyen, D12S, Region 17
Membership Development & Education Chair: Lina Tran, D04N, Region 3
Membership Growth Chair: Henrina Zhang, D35W, Region 13
Member Recognition Chair: Chloe Hartanto, D35E, Region 13
Policy, International Business, & Elections Chair: Sophia Nguyen, D02N, Region 9
Service Projects Chair: Annabel Lee, D10N, Region 13
2023 Key Club International Convention will take place in Anaheim, California July 5-9. Registration ends June 2nd!
This month our key club hosted a booth at the Spring Festival to fundraise for the Pediatric Trauma Program. We sold bracelets that we made in a meeting as well as let people make their own bracelets. It was very
fulfilling to know that we are helping people We also enjoyed seeing people have fun at our booth.
Avery Brown, High TechThe first day of the new term the Mira Mesa and Scripps Ranch Clubs helped our local Kiwanis promote their Rummage and Bake Sale. While we did hold signs for the Kiwanians, the most memorable parts was when Ms. Joanne made sandwiches for us. Additionally, we met new freshman from the Scripps Club! This event was great, our members and officers not only bonded with one another, but with our Scripps neighbors and Kiwanians too.
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On May 6th, I arrived at the Via Del Norte entrance to the bike path local to La Jolla High School, ready to volunteer my cleaning efforts. The early 9:00 meeting time did not deter the passionate service members of the San Diego community to beautify the trail Joined by elementary students and elderly alike, I promptly grabbed a rake and began cleaning the leaves and grasses around the sides of the path. The work was gratifying, and I felt prideful at the incredible difference teamwork could make About 20 volunteers hauled trash can after trash can filled with debris to a shipping container that would eventually become entirely stuffed with natural material. After two hours of intense cleaning, the clean-up coordinator, Debbie Adams, treated her hard-working volunteers with donuts and water. Not only does the La Jolla community want to help sustain its primacy, but it also wants to encourage and reward others for lending a helping hand
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I love that every time I volunteer at a local Key Club event, I am introduced to unknown individuals. This month's Bike Path clean-up introduced me to Sam, an elderly man whom I helped chop down overgrown tree branches into a tarp for disposal. At the end of the event, I looked back at the beautiful Bike Path in marvel. I look forward to future Key Club service events at the beautiful Path with our equally exquisite LJHS Key Club.
Arin Berger, La Jolla
Throughout the months of April and May, Canyon Hills Key Club has been able to promote and put the spotlight on outstanding Key Clubbers. Starting the new term, the club held an Officer Ceremony to celebrate the elections for each position Former officers went over duties and expectations of each position. Elected officers swore to their duties and proceeded with weekly meetings and tasks over the next few weeks as of the start of the term.
The Linda Vista Multi-Cultural Fair and Parade is an annual event that takes place in our neighborhood The festival aims to promote cultural awareness and understanding within the City of San Diego. The fair itself was great As an ambassador for the small school of BST(Biomedical Science and Technology) at Kearny, I got to show my experiences being in BST for 3 years now I got to meet with a variety of people who vary in age, occupation, and different backgrounds. It was a great time overall interacting with everyone. What we got to show them was the anatomy of a pig body, CPR simulation, human skeleton anatomy with bones, suturing simulation, and much more.
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Katherine Bui, Canyon Hills
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The month of April a was success for University City Key Club On April 8th, our club had a beach clean-up at Mission Bay with UCHS’s Red Cross Club A total of 20 people showed up to help pick up trash from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm and gloves and trash bags were provided to all members. By the end of the day, both clubs were able to collect a grand total of 14 full trash bags! Keep up the good work hippos and expect to see many more beach clean-ups in the future!
Nathan Lien, University City
This month Hoover Key Club helped facilitate the annual SJA (Social Justice Academy) Walk-a-thon. Each lap completed would go towards charity funding for seniors transitioning into college Members were up during early morning hours to set up tents, decorate tables, blow up balloons, and fill up water stations. Everyone present was given a 2023 SJA Walk-a-thon shirt to commemorate the occasion As Key Club members walked the track, they chatted and munched on snacks provided. Overall, we had a blast socializing with friends and animals , all while supporting our SJA peers At the end of the day, members helped tidy up the field and celebrated with some free food for another successful SJA Walk-a-thon.
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Member of the month
Jazmine Le - Hoover Officer of the Month
Aaron Martinez - High Tech
Faculty Advisor of the Month
Erica Yamfang - Hoover
Kiwanis Advisor of the Month
Janet Mebane - Mira Mesa
DLT Member of the Month
Jenna Vo (DNE) - Canyon Hills
Club of the Month
Kearny
