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April 2017 | Region 15 | CNH District

D20/32 TIMES

Honoring our DLT at the Division Banquet

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Table of Contents 3……………………………………………..…...Division Banquet 4-5……………...…………..……..………….…………. LTG Letter 6-7…………………………………...…….………..April Calendar 8-9….………………………………………………….Club Reports 10-11…………………………………………………………..DCON 12………..………………….……………Kiwanis Governor’s Visit 13…………………………………..Officer Training Conference 14-15……………….………….…..Message from the 17-18 LTG 16-17………………….………….…………………......Key Leader 18-19………………………………………….Spotlight on Service 20-21………………………..……………...….President Contacts 22…………………………………….…...……………....Thank You!

Division Banquet

The Division Banquet was a huge success, well attended and wellplanned! A variety of awards were given out, we heard a speaker from the March of Dimes, and there was some great entertainment. After the serious business of the evening was done, we enjoyed a pasta dinner and then had a wonderful time dancing!

What’s Surfing Dinos? Happy April!

Well this is it. Our last few days together for the 2016-17 term. I want dedication. This year was truly an adventure. We reached new heights; member increase!

As District Convention approaches THIS WEEK, you’ll be reminiscing the Key Club meeting you ever attended; you might even remember your cherish! Go all out in Purple and Gold, make spirit sticks, meet new peop the moments you have before the bittersweet weekend ends.

Once again, thank you Division 20/32 for allowing me to serve as your L not a goodbye, but a “see you soon”.

Officer, member, Kiwanis, Faculty of the month

As you know, every month I select a Member, Officer, Kiwanis, and Facu and every one of you.

This year was quite difficult. There were many moments during my term emails, and other obligations filled my days. However, you were my Because of your hard work, we were able to serve over 7,000+ hours of c

Thank you to our amazing officers who kept their home clubs running sm this year. Although there were moments where I felt annoyed with life, I k

As for our amazing Kiwanis and Faculty advisors, thank you for attending years. It was an honor to work besides you throughout this year. Thank y up to us. Thank you for inspiring us to become better people and for allo

I hope each club is proud of their hard work this year. Thank you once ag

And for the very last time, this is your Lt. Governor, Fatima Aguilar, thankin In Love of Service, Fatima Aguilar D2032 Lt. Governor

t to formally thank each and every one of you for your hard work and ; everything from having 90+ attendees at Fall Rally to having a 61 division

past events you’ve attended in Key Club. You’ll be reminded of the first r first service event. Make sure you make District Convention an event to ple, and give other Key Clubbers hugs. Make many memories and cherish

Lt. Governor. Continue to serve your home, school, and community. This is

ulty Advisor of the Month, but for this month, I would like to recognize each

when I wanted to give up. Nights were filled with no sleep; and countless motivation to keep going. You continued to inspire and motivate me. community service within our homes, schools, and communities.

moothly. With your help, we were able to accomplish my many goals for knew that it was worth it. Thank you for your hard work.

g Key Club events and supporting us throughout this year and many other you for the support you give Key Clubbers and the opportunities you open owing us to grow.

gain. It was an honor and privilege to be your LTG.

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Club Re National Pancake Day | Annaleigh Nguyen On March 7, 2017, Montgomery High School’s Key Club went to the IHOP near our school and helped out with the big dinner rush. In order to participate and help, our Kiwanis Advisor contacted the restaurant’s manager to make sure it was okay to have us there. The restaurant was more than thrilled to have some help! We rolled utensils into napkins and then brought them to customers as they sat down at their tables. It was a ton of fun and even our Kiwanis Club came to eat some free pancakes and donate to the Children’s Miracle Network as well as to see us work.

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M Honoring Rick | Atziry Rodriguez Our Cloverdale Key Club Board decided to donate $500 to help our Kiwanis club place a Rick Cummins Memorial Bench on our CHS campus. We wanted to help our Kiwanis with the cost, so they wouldn’t have to pay so much, because they do so much for us; so it was a nobrainer to help them out. The bench they are planning to put on campus is costing about $1500! We also wanted to honor Rick, who was such a great man, with such a caring heart. We miss him, and we want his memory to keep living on. We are very happy that we can help make this happen.

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undraising for CMN | Anahi Ruiz

Our Cloverdale club recently held a ildren’s Miracle Network fundraiser. We had a ast, and fundraised $703! We went to our local wanis meeting and held a “Pie A Key Clubber in e Face” activity.

We had about 10 Key ubbers show up, and it was actually really fun to t pied! Pictured here is a former Key Clubber ned Kiwanis member, after having pied one of r current members! Gotta’ love the K-Family nnection!

March Update |Lauren Lau

Since we did our officer elections last month, this month we had our first Board meeting with the officer-elects. The current officers told the newly elect officers some of their duties and what to expect at the upcoming Officer Training Conference. We discussed upcoming events and we are planning our home club banquet for the new officers, retiring officers, and new members. We are going to hold some bake sales in front of Safeway to raise money for our lub and to help members pay for DCON. The members created posters in the library for the bake sale. We started the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fundraiser by placing boxes in lassrooms and small stores.

Last Minute DC Forms needed: • Code of Conduct • Kiwanis Photo Release • Medical Form • Transportation Form

Thursday overview We will meet outside Starbucks by Coddingtown on Thursday, April 6th, 20 and being late is unacceptable! Make sure to give yourself enough time t • We’ll be on a bus for 8+ hours, so make sure to wear something com arrive. Bring a blanket, snacks, a portable charger, etc. for the long t • We’ll have dinner at an Italian restaurant and be able to spend some

Friday overview • Disneyland • Wear something comfortable for the morning. It will be sunny, so wea • DCON Spirit Wear for the late afternoon and evening • Once we arrive back from Disneyland, we’ll go back to the hotel to c sticks, portable lights, bandanas, tutus, long socks, face paint, signs, a

Saturday overview • D32 Attire—You must wear long black slacks with a black button up s heels or flats). We will have a lavender or dark purple tie for you. Da • Awards Night—After a long day of workshops, you’ll have the option that's longer than your knees and must cover your shoulders. Males m for the dance/alternative activities.

Sunday overview • When we register Friday after, each participant will receive a DCON not wear leggings or shorts. Pants may be jeans.

CON Details

017 at 6:00 a.m. Remember: Being early is on-time, being on-time is late, to get there before 6:00 a.m. mfortable. We will be able to get into our rooms at the hotel once we trip! e time a Downtown Disney that evening.

ar something that is SAFEKEY and comfortable.

change into our spirit wear. You must wear your Division 32 t-shirt! Spirit and pins are optional, but encouraged.

shirt with a collar. You have to wear black dress shoes. (for female, black ark purple ties are for DLT and Advisors only. to change into a different outfit. For females, you must wear a dress must wear dress slacks, a dress shirt and a tie. You cannot change attire

t-shirt. You’ll be wearing the district shirt with pants or slacks. Please do

Officers Training Conference

When: May 13, 2017 Where: TBD Please make note that Secretaries and Presidents have to come at 10:30 a.m. for MRF training. At 12:30 p.m. we will hold our May DCM and after that around 2:30 p.m. all other officers will be trained.

Message from the 1

Hello D20/32! As it is coming near to the start of my term, I would like to go ov can prepare!

Goals: • Increase attendance at all division events • Plan monthly division service events • Encourage each club to hold a minimum of 1 fundraiser & 3 service eve • Charter at least 1 new club • Bring $6k as a division to Fall Rally North for PTP • Record a total of 8,000 hours of service by DCON 2018 • Increase spirit in D20/32 and have strong bonds form to further grow our • Help clubs that are not as active to become more active

Also, please do not forget to spread the word that the Division Leadership Te

2017-2018 DLT Positions: • Executive Assistant: (Up to three will be selected. EAs assist LTG while committees to remain involved and even out responsibilities and wo • Secretary: (Takes minutes at meetings, (on the computer), and subm closure. Also, prepares an AAR recommendations slideshow each m provides information to Communications and Marketing.)

• Communications and Marketing: (Coordinates advertising division e • Education Task Coordinator: (Coordinates Officer Training Conferenc Committee) • Kiwanis Relations Task Coordinator: (Maintains connection between regarding Key Club events and coordinates joint DCMs, Governor's v • Division Events Task Coordinator: (Coordinates division activities, serv Awake-A-Thon, DCMs, and division judging) • District Events Task Coordinator: (Coordinates district events, such as emphases. Incorporates district initiatives in division events with com • Division Newsletter Editor: (Sends club articles and visuals to district e month) If anyone has any questions, comments, or concerns about anything, please

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eam application deadline has passed. Below is a list of the positions.

e staying connected with clubs. EAs will be assigned to specific orkload) mits typed minutes to the LTG & Region Advisor within 72 hours of the event month for DCMs. Secretary will also serve on Education Committee and

events, updating region website, and social media sites. ) ce and RTC, including education at DCMs, is Chair of Education

Key Club and Kiwanis. Emails regular updates to Kiwanis members visit, etc. Provides updates to division about Kiwanis events.) vice events, fundraisers as Chair of committee. Committee plans

s Fall Rally and DCON. Updates Division about District initiatives and SOSP mmittee) every month and produces a Division Newsletter by the 20th of each

e feel free to contact me anytime!

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Key Leader is a life-changing experience that wil event that focuses on service leadership, your develo a stronger leader. At the camp there will be large and activities to help you learn all the principles of ser www.key-leader.org and click “Register now� on the student facilitator fee is $175. This year it will be at the A April 28-April 30th; and to attend you must sign the Me inform your parents that at the camp there is no wi-f leadership abilities, better listening skills, confidence to hope you all plan to attend!

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ll inspire you to grow as a leader! It is a weekend long opment of self-confidence, and your growth to become d small group workshops, discussions and team-building rvice leadership! You can register to go by going to e right-hand side. The Key Club fee is $225 while the Alliance Redwood Center in Occidental, California from edical and Community Values forms. Also make sure to fi or phone reception! By going, you will gain stronger o better face society, and create close friendships; and I

Spotlight on Service This month's Spotlight on Service is March of Dimes! Prematurity is the #1 killer of babies in the United States. March of Dimes works to change that and help more moms have full-term pregnancies and healthy babies. From polio to prematurity, the March of Dimes has focused on researching the problems that threaten children, and on finding ways to prevent those problems. Their main mission is to fight premature births while having a community impact.

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FUNDRAISING FOR MARCH FOR DIMES Danayeat Abraha | Montgomery Since April is here your home club should finalize your plans to fundraise and raise awareness for the cause! A great way is to have you club volunteer at the March for Babies event, which is being held on April 22md in Santa Rosa at Howarth Park (630 Summerfield Rd, This event helps raise money for the March of Dimes. A great way to help before April 22nd is to spread awareness to your community. Hand out flyers or have a rally at your school where you can help raise the amount of money that you donate on that day! Last year I remember going at the crack of dawn to help set up. Some Key Clubbers helped set up the course and organize T-shirts, while others helped make the balloon arch for the start and finish line. Our hands we so frozen from the cold that it took us all so long to make it, but I remember the event being a success and an amazing experience! I encourage you all to attend this year. They will need help, starting at 6 a.m. and going until about noon. In addition, if your club donates to the cause, you can actually walk in the march!

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Giselle Silva and Azucena Montesinos

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whs.giselle.silva@gmail.com montesinosazucena@gmail.com

Sonoma Valley

Santa Rosa

Sarah Skaggs

Sophie Haugen

sarahskaggs1128@gmail.com

rvmsearthlife@gmail.com

Cloverdale

Rose French and Atziry Rodriguez rosefrench155@gmail.com

Healdsburg Javier Aguilar javieraguilar1@yahoo.com

zirirod7@gmail.com

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Maria Carrillo Hannah Cecena hannahcecena@gmail.com

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Montgomery

Lauren Lau

Annaleigh Nguyen

lilau2017@gmail.com

annaleighnguyen@yahoo.com

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