The Carlmont Post - October Newsletter

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Carlmont Key Club

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IN THIS ISSUE

Messages from Newsletter Editor and President

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September Member Recognition

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Club Updates

October Events

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Going Bananas

Stay Connected

October SOSP: UNICEF

Division Updates

Newsletter Editor

A Message from yo ur

What’s up Scots!

September was a month full of service opportunities, social events, and fundraisers! As a club, we have done a phenomenal job at continuing to serve our community, despite the challenges that we may face. It is truly amazing to see all your lovely faces, every Wednesday for club meetings and Fridays for service events.

This newsletter recaps our September events and goes into October events. Be on the look out for QR codes to scan, as they contain RSVPs and more.

I highly recommend that everyone continues to help serve our community by attending our events and meetings.

You guys have blown us away in September, let’s do it again!

With that said, enjoy the October newsletter!

Best,

Claire Tseng

Claire Tseng Newsletter Editor tsengclaire95@gmail.com

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A M e s sage f r o m y o u r

Thank you so much for attending all of our club meetings and events this past month. We’ve gotten so many new members this term and it’s been so nice seeing everyone and getting to know you!!

Although it’s definitely difficult volunteering and meeting during distance learning, it’s been super impressive seeing you actively reaching out and participating with us. Keep up all the great work and I’ll see you at our next events :))

President

Hey Carlmont Key Clubbers!

Thank you,

Ashley Zheng

Ashley Zheng President ashleyzheng934@gmail.com

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August Membe Members of the Month Kaitlyn Kwan

Junior Kaitlyn is a part of our Members Development committee and has been working diligently to recruit new members and organize freshman presentations.

Lina Saleh Freshman Lina has been actively reaching out to us through our social media accounts. She’s also been extremely active during service events and signed up for RTC!!!

Officer of the Month Kaitlin Leung Senior Kaitlin is one of our secretaries and the chair of our Communications Committee.

She’s been efficiently filling out the MRF while also consistently sending out all our email updates and organizing reminds to be sent out.

Raffle Winner Jocelyn Owen Sophomore Congratulations! Contact Iain Weissburg (650)-315-1786 to get Boba Guys or Starbucks delivered to your doorstep!

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er Recognition Sticker Awards

Gold Silver 6 hours of service in 1 month Reward: 3 Sanmatic Laptop Vinyl Sticker Jason Chootakan (6) Lauren McCarthy (6)

8 hours of service in 1 month Reward: 5 Sanmatic Laptop Vinyl Sticker Audrey Luey (24) Sanjna Sood (19.5) Jenny Xu (16) Claire Tseng (15) Lisa Nguyen (9) Marissa Chow (12.5) Ashley Zheng (12) Maya Kornyeyeva (11.8) Iain Weissburg (11.5) Martin Zhong (11.5) Amber Chia (9.75) Ava Swaminathan (9.25) Jocelyn Owen (9) Kaitlin Kwan (9) Guillermo Mendoza (9) Katarina Povinec (8.5) Britney Fong (8)

Bronze 4 hours of service in 1 month Reward: 1 Sanmatic Laptop Vinyl Sticker Erica Tam (5.13) John Cinque (5) Ayumi Sandez (5) Kaitlyn Fong (4.5) Brynn Toomasson(4.5) Carolina Cuadros (4) John Zhou (4) Jake Xiang (4) Sophie Gurdus (4)

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35 volunteers for a total of 51.25 hours

By Carolina Cuadros (sophomore)

The Carlmont key club event color a smile was an extremely fun event.

I loved this event because it was really fun to color the sheets that we got to print out. It makes me really happy to know that these drawings can lighten up a child’s day. The thought of impacting someone with positivity is such a good feeling and makes you feel like you can make a difference in someone’s life without ever even meeting them. During the event, some of the members and officers shared what they drew, which I think helped our club members bond more and get to know each other. The whole event was so much fun and one of my favorite parts was getting to pick which coloring sheet to fill in because there were so many cute options! I would definitely recommend others to come join key club service events like these because it’s super relaxing to get to listen to music while color in a sheet and helping out the community. Thanks key club for hosting such a lovely event!

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By Sanjna Sood (sophomore)

With the new school year starting and now that we are one month in it is important to catch the interest of freshmen and new members in general. After our key club 101 meeting with our guest speakers we had our UN WFP Free Rive service event. This event is a great way to volunteer on your own time when the club doesn’t have any scheduled events and/r projects. We had a turn out of 28 volunteers for a total of 28 hours, a majority of which were new members!

Sanjna Sood

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38 volunteers for a total of 57 hours

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22 volunteers for a total of

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By Annabel Chia (freshman) Kindness rocks was a fun online event where members of the division came together to paint on rocks. The event consisted of breakout rooms with an icebreaker and then moved onto painting encouraging messages on rocks. The inspiring messages on the rocks were made to spread positivity and bring joy to people who saw them. The members then brought the rocks to a dropoff location which were then distributed to continue spreading the joy in various communities.

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By Lina Saleh (freshman) During Operation Gratitude, 116 persistent and sentimental students came together to write sincere letters to our country’s finest in order to commemorate the tragic occurrence of 9/11. We wrote letters to the likes of first responders, firefighters, and medical professionals. To them, we wrote sincere letters of gratitude, and we reminded them of their memorable accomplishments. At the event, although there were 116 participants, there was a sense of friendship between the participants, old and new. In the chat, we shared song suggestions, opinions on artists, and bonded over our mutual favorite artists. I thought the event was a great way to commemorate the occurrence of 9/11, and it was wonderful to meet new people (at the largest Key Club event I have attended). In these unprecedented times, joining extracurricular activities may not seem like a priority. Personally, I think joining extracurricular activities is quite a crucial step to take in order to meet basic human social needs. I’m fairly new to Key Club, and as a Freshman, I don’t get to meet many people. At this event, I felt like I got to make friends and bond with people despite not having met them or spoken to them prior to the fact. I am so glad I participated in this event- it truly showed how Key Club is more of a family than a school activity.

28 volunteers for a total of

42 hours

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D34N D34N Operation Operation Gratitude Gratitude 8

Donate a minimum of $5 to recieve a handmade bracelet made by our key clubbers!

1. Venmo at least $5 to @Rosie_Jimenez_29 2. Fill out this google form: http://bit.ly/ ptporder 3. That’s it!

Contact Iain Weissburg for any additional questions :)

PTP Bracelet Service Project and Fundraiser *Ongoing through October*

By Claire Tseng (junior)

Throughout the month of September we made custom Carlmont Key Club x PTP bracelets to give as a gift to our generous donors! The bracelets came in many assortments of color with the letters PTP strung in the middle. We had 7 volunteers who helped make bracelets and contributed to a total of 44.25 hours of service! Every Monday we would meet to conduct a material drive through, where bracelet makers could get additional materials and drop of completed bracelets. Within the first week we had made 50 bracelets! This event will continue throughout the month of October, so be sure to donate a minimum of $5 to recieve a custom made bracelet made by our very own Key Clubbers!

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Regional Training Conference

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Join Key Club Complete these three steps to join!

1. Complete 3 hours of service with key club.

2. Submit the application (email 806523@seq.org for it) to Rosie, Carolina, Ashley, Kaitlin Leung, and Britney (contacts on page 20).

3. Venmo $20 ($14 for returning members) to @Rosie-Jimenez-29

Buddy Program

Contact Erica Tam to join!

(650) 863-5762 806536@seq.org

Meet other members of Key Club through our buddy system! You will be randomly assigned to another key clubber and have the opportunity to get to know them by playing games or just by having a conversation. A new partner will be matched with you every month!

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Win a 30 oz. drink from Boba Guys or Starbucks delievered to your doorstep! *restrictions apply*

Monthly Sticker Awards Gold Silver

8+ hours of service per month

6 hours of service per month

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O cto ber SOSP :

UNICEF

What is UNICEF? What does SOSP stand for?

SOSP stands for Spotlight on service program.

Every month we have a different organization that we direct our service projects towards.

Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF The club has signed up again to participate in the fundraiser for The Eliminate Project (alias MNT), a partnership project between Kiwanis/ Key Club and UNICEF to eradicate MNT from the underserved countries.

Details will be communicated in an upcoming email from the Fundraiser Committee Chair, Iain Weissburg.

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UNICEF works in the world’s toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents – and to protect the rights of every child, everywhere.

Across more than 190 countries and territories, we do whatever it takes to help children survive, thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.

The world’s largest provider of vaccines, we support child health and nutrition, safe water and sanitation, quality education and skill building, HIV prevention and treatment for mothers and babies, and the protection of children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.

Before, during and after humanitarian emergencies, UNICEF is on the ground, bringing lifesaving help and hope to children and families. Non-political and impartial, we are never neutral when it comes to defending children’s rights and safeguarding their lives and futures.

They never give up.

Going Bananas How many bananas can you find hidden in this picture?

Answer: 9 bananas

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October Events Save the Date!

Sunday

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Monday

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Free Rice Service Events (ongoing)

Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF (ongoing)

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Wednesday Thursday PTP Bracelet Making/ Fundraiser (ongoing)

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Paper Bridges Social Service Event @4-6pm

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Club Meeting and Letters of Love service event @3:15

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D34N Together We Rise @2-4pm

17 D34N Lowell UNICEF Math @2-3:30pm

Club Meeting @3:15

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Saturday

D34N Patch Project @4-6

Club Meeting @3:15

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Division Updates

Great job guys!

Keep participating in our service events and online fundraisers!

October SOSP!

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Read the Division Newsletter!

Made by our division newsletter editor, Amber Chia <3

Read it here!

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@d34n2021 to 81010 Key Club D34N Aqua Apes

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Freshmen/Sophomores: text chskc2324 to 81010 Juniors/Seniors: text chskc2122 to 81010

Carlmont Key Club Website

Check your email for monthly updates!

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President Ashley Zheng ashleyzheng934@gmail.com Vice President Lisa Nguyen lisanguyen2003@gmail.com

Webmaster Anmol Gulati 804127@seq.org Service Project Co-Chair Sanjna Sood sanjna1sood@gmail.com Membership Development Chair

Vice President Martin Zhong 799304@seq.org Secretary and Communications Chair Kaitlin Leung kaitlinleung@gmail.com Assistant Secretary Britney Fong 803335@seq.org Treasure Iain Weissburg 798926@seq.org Newsletter Editor and Service Project Co-Chair Claire Tseng tsengclaire95@gmail.com

Carolina Cuadros carolinacua@gmail.com Publicity Chair Maya Kornyeyeva 803455@seq.org Social Event Chair Erica Tam 806536@seq.org Kiwanis Advisor Rosie Jimenez rosjimenez2@gmail.com Faculty Advisor Matt MisKelly mmiskelly@seq.org Division 34 LTG Kristen Carpio d34n.cnhk.ltg@gmail.com

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