The Inside Shell | February 2025

Cali-Nev-Ha District | Region 13 | Division 10 South

LTG NOTE LTG NOTE

What’s Splashin’ Blue Turtles!?

Given that it is the month of love, I just want to thank all of you Blue Turtles for making up the Division 10 South that I love so much. Let’s make these last three months of the term the best three months ever!

BloomingwithService, BloomingwithService, OraleeTran OraleeTran

LTG2024-2025

D10South,Region13 D10South,Region13

DNE NOTE DNE NOTE

What’s Poppin’ Blue Turtles!?!

I’m so excited for all of you to read this months NewsLetter! Don’t walk, RUN and read our most updated news. Take a look at what we did for the month of January and take a further look at what we have in store for February <3

SwimmingInService, SwimmingInService, EmilyHuang EmilyHuang

DNE2024-2025 DNE2024-2025 D10South,Region13 D10South,Region13

MEET D10S 25'-26' LTG!

SEAN’s NOTE SEAN’s NOTE

Hi Blue Turtles! My name is sean patrick lee and i can proudly say that i will serve as your next lieutenant governor! i cant wait to see all of you during my term, and working with all of you will grow d10s to completely new levels! i am so excited to serve all of you as your next lieutenant governor. proudly serving, sean patrick lee

ARTICLES ARTICLES && VVISUALS ISUALS

ALHAMBRA ALHAMBRA

For the month of January, Alhambra Key Club was able to provide various service opportunities for our members. Our club was reached out by the City of Alhambra for a new monthly event that they are holding in our city. We were able to help them set up and clean up the event, and we plan to work with them every month. Another service we participated in was the fire donation service. Because of the recent fires that took place in LA, Alhambra Key Club helped a donation center organize donated clothes to be distributed. Overall for the month of the January, we were able to offer our members as many service opportunities as possible.

GABRIELINO GABRIELINO

Key Clubbers got to Wilson Elementary at 5 p.m and started getting thier stations ready. The kids were already there so the key clubbers had to set up quickly! There were multiple stations like origami station, arts n crafts station, and a face painting station. If Key Clubbers were not assigned at a station, they were outside keeping watch making sure no kids were leaving withouts adults or just being somewhere they were not allowed to be. At around 6:30 - 7, key clubbers started switching stations/ spots. Soon it was the end of the dance and the students went home. Key clubbers worked efficiently to clean up Wilson as fast as possible. They ended the day with pizza provided by the Wilson PTA>

MARK KEPPEL MARK KEPPEL

For the month of January, members have been oozing thier way back in for the new semester. We had our monthly general meeting on January 31, where we announced a. few of our hour opportunities. Those includes Rice Run, Amigos de los Rios, Garden School Foundation, Ace of Hearts, and more! Additionally, during the general meeting, seniors were given a heads up to complete the hour requirements as soon as possible, should they wish to earn lifetime status. The fundraising team is also planning a few fundraisers for the months ahead in order for members to have more opportunities to earn their function points. A couple of those fundraisers include Chanos and Twinkle Brown Sugar boba after school. We look forward to what the month of February has in store for us!

ROSEMEAD ROSEMEAD

January is the start of the new beginnings and...NEW SERVICES!! On January 25th, our key clubbers helped volunteer at Pasadena Symphony. The Pasadena Symphony is a professional orchestra based in Pasadena. The symphony presents at a variety of concerts throughout the year featuring guests, artists, and conductors. This event consisted of one shift from 6:15 PM to 10:30 PM. Volunteers could earn a total of 4.24 service hours and 4.25 key club points. At this event, volunteers helped with set up, clean up, and ushing guests. For set up, there were tasks like straightening the seats, tables, and making sure everything was in order. At the beginning of the concert as well as throughout the concert, our volunteers helped usher guests to their correct seats and made sure they were comfortable. At the end of the day, volunteers ensured that the area was kept clean.

SAN GABRIEL SAN GABRIEL

As we enter the start of a new year, San Gabriel Key harmonizes once again. To begin, the first general meeting of the year was held on January 9th afterschool at the auditorium. Another one was then taking place on January 23rd at the same location. Key clubbers were able to gain 0.3 function points per meeting, landing a scorching 0.6 fp attending both!

Virtual services were also released on January 14 (Flora Green Focus and Tree Card) that were due January 31st. The January DCM was held @ Almansor part on the 25thj where blue turtles had fun with clay, slime, and more!

MONTHLY MONTHLY RECAP RECAP

JANUARY DCM JANUARY DCM

UPDATES UPDATES && REMINDERS REMINDERS

What’s Splashin’ Blue What’s Splashin’ Blue Turtles?! Turtles?!

TTHIRST HIRST

PROJECT PROJECT

The Thirst Project is a non-profit The Thirst Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to organization dedicated to addressing the global water crisis addressing the global water crisis by providing clean and safe by providing clean and safe drinking water to communities in drinking water to communities in need. The organization focuses on need. The organization focuses on raising awareness and fund for raising awareness and fund for water wells, sanitation systems, and water wells, sanitation systems, and education in areas where access to education in areas where access to clean water is limited, especially in clean water is limited, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. Key Club sub-Saharan Africa. Key Club supports the Thirst Project through supports the Thirst Project through various fundraising and awareness various fundraising and awareness campaigns. For example, Key Club campaigns. For example, Key Club

organizes events, such as organizes events, such as fundraising drives, awareness fundraising drives, awareness campaigns, and school assemblies, campaigns, and school assemblies, to educate thier peers about the to educate thier peers about the global water cris and raise money global water cris and raise money for Thirst Project initiatives. for Thirst Project initiatives.