The Grizzlies Post l January l Volume 9 Issue 8

division 27 north january edition

the grizzlies Post volume 9 issue 8

table of contents

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message from ltg

message from dne

honey point standings

monthly recognition

division/ distict goals

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SOSP: Children's Miracle Network

baking: cinnamon rolls

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december calendar

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key club moment

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articles and visuals

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stay connected

contact information

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message from The

lieutenant govemor Congratulations Division 27 North! We made it to winter break! Only one more semester of school and then summer is here!!

Also, HAPPY NEW YEARS! I hope you are all now relaxing at home and stress relieved from finals. Although we are in winter break, keep in mind to do service! We are almost at the end of the term so finish strong everyone!

This month we will be having our annual Division Conclave with D27S, which is where the division elects the Lieutenant Governor elect! Please continue reading this newsletter to find out when Conclave will be taking place.

Anyways, I hope you all have the best winter break left! See you all next time. And remember to keep serving your local communities!! Keep the spirit alive and strong :)

- Sebastian Flores Sebastian Flores

message from The

division news editor Hello Grizzlies!

It's Harleen, your Division News Editor! Happy New Years! I hope you all are doing well and having a great winter break with your family! Make sure you're resting well and getting a lot of sleep!

There are many fun events planned for the month of January and I am looking forward to seeing all of you participate. If you have any question, comments, or concerns, feel free to contact LTG Sebass or anybody on the DLT. Lastly, I wanted to say thank you for taking the time to read the newsletter. I hope you have an amazing day and the rest of this winter break.

See you next time!

- Harleen Sandhu Harleen Sandhu

January Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 23 30 Important dates

3 i mrf (early-bird) 5 i mrf (on-time) 5 i SOSP 6 i articles/visuals

10 i ootm due 3-10 i service week 23 i Fundraiser 30 i conclave

honey point standings middle college lodi benjamin holt cesar chavez lincoln mcnair bear creek

600 305 190 150 135 105 90

health career academy

75

st. mary's

75

tokay

40

seca

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Faculty Advisor of the Month

monthly recognition

Kryston Funkhouser Kiwanis advisor of the month

Elaine Thompson officer of the month

Teya Wasel Member of the month

Justin Aquino club of the month

McNair High School

PTp

1867.5/3000

$260,000

PTp

38,000

members members

900,000

hours

district goals

hours MNT

$0/$325

division goals

$496/$700

SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE PROGRAM

Children's Miracle Network

fundraisers

- Food and Boba Fundraisers

- Hold food or boba fundraisers to raise money to donate - Online Fundraisers

- Online dare fundraisers, bingo fundraisers, etc.

- After consulting your Key Club Advisor and getting permission

to hold an online fundraiser via Venmo, Paypal, etc., compile

a list of dares - Pie the Board

- Get in contact with another club and have an interclub ded icated to educating members about the Children Miracle Net work, while holding a Pie the Board fundraiser to help raise

money for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals

service projects/drive

For the month of December, CNH'S focus for the Spotlight on Service Program is . From service projects to fundraising, there are many ways your club can participate in this month's Spotlight on service program! Below are some ideas to get you started.

- Cards

- Create cards and donate to the Children's Network Miracle Hospitals - Toy Drive

- Conduct a schoolwide toy drive or partner up with another

club to collect toys and donate them to the Children's Net

work Miracle Hospital - Superhero Capes

- Use fabric and fabric paint to create superhero capes for the

children at the Children's Network Miracle Hospital - Bows

- Using ribbon and alligator hair clips, create bows and donate

them to the Children's Network Miracle Hospital

baking: cinnamon rolls

ingredients: dough: - 1 cup milk - 2.5 tsp instant dry yeast - 2 eggs - 1/3 cup salted butter - 4.5 cups all-purpose flour - 1 tsp. granulated sugar filling - 1/2 cup salted butter - 1 cup packed brown sugar - 2 tablesppons cinnamon - 1/2 cup heavy cream frosting - 6 oz cream cheese 1/3 cup salted butter -2 cups powdered sugar - 1/2 tbsp vanilla extract visit the following website for more detailed instructions: https://www. tastesoflizzyt.com/homemade-cinnamon-rolls/

instructions: - Warm up milk and pour it into the bowl. Pour yeast on top of it.

- Add eggs, butter, salt, sugar, and the flour.

- Using stand mixer, mix until ingredients are combined. Wait 5 minutes and mix the rest of the dough for 5-7 minutes.

- Spray cooking spray in a bowl and place the dough in the bowl. Cover it with a towel and let it rise.

- Create the filling by combining brown sugar, butter, and cinnamon.

- Once the dough has finished rising roll the dough into a 24x15" rectangle.

- Use spatula to apply the filling and roll the dough.

- Cut the rolled dough into 12 rolls anad place in a pan. Cover with a towel and let the rolls rise.

- While they are rising, preheat the oven to 375 degrees and warm up the heavy cream.

- Pour heavy cream on the rools and bake cinnamon rolls. Could take up to 25-27 minutes to bake.

- To make frosting, combine and mix butter, cream cheese, powdered sugar, and vanilla extract.

kiara flores

My Key Club moment was at Fall Rally North 2019. It was my first big event that I attended. Most of d27n was crowded around one another with people from different divisions. There were little crowds of people cheering and screaming. I was in the back near the grass and I was with some people from Ben Holt and other schools. We were taking pictures with a spirt stick and hyping each other up, as we should. We all moved together to the rally and that was when everything went in slow motion. It sounds super cheesy but when everyone was chanting together I felt so at home. It was a really positive experience where I could meet so many more wonderful people. I realized that Key Club was more than something for my college applications or a club I only went to because of my friends. It was a family and community that helped people be better and I really wanted to be apart of that. I'm glad I found another family through Key Club.

The first ever Key Club event I went to was Splash into Service. I have heard about Key Club before hand, but I was skeptical about it because it seemed like this club just hung out and didn’t do anything to help the community lol. Going to my first Key Club event really made me see that I was wrong about my assumptions.

At Splash into Service we started doing ice breakers and then moved into service. When we started doing service, I saw members at every station working hard and most importantly enjoying what they did. This is by far my favorite moment in Key Club because it gave me a great first impression on what Key Club was and got me interested in seeing more of Key Club.

anesthesia thao

vanessa bravo

key club moment

Hi! I’m Anesthesia Thao and I serve as Cesar Chavez Key Club secretary. My Key Club moments are really special to me because I get to meet new people, make new friends, and also get in some service hours! As for me, I love to help out my community or just helping out in general. For the past two years that I’ve been in Key Club, it has been a truly amazing experience! All of the service events that I have been to are all great key club moments for me and I don't have a favorite key club moments because every moment to me is special! If I had one it would definitely be FRN because everyone from our division is there and we get to cheer our hearts out! Thank you, Key Club for all these new opportunities in learning, helping, and giving out! Thank you for reading!

pie the dlt

Division 27 North held their November DCM on November 14th, 2020, from 3 PM to 4 PM. During this Division Council Meeting, our Lieutenant Governor reviewed the Old Business, New Business, and updates first before we transitioned into the long-awaited segment of the meeting: the pie-ing of the DLT and the LTG! In an effort to raise money for the Pediatric Trauma Program, members were encouraged to donate money to get the opportunity to see our DLT officers and Lieutenant Governor get pied live! For every dollar that was donated, that would be equivalent to one pie-ing for a DLT officer. For every ten dollars that were connected, our LTG would get pied with a REAL pie. It was very amusing to see our officers get pied for a great cause. All members who attended enjoyed the scenes unfold, and we raised an abundance of money for PTP which was amazing. Overall, this DCM was a great breather for all members because of the excitement. Thank you to the DLT and LTG for planning this unique fundraiser & DCM for us members!

- Jamie Lynn Phan

adopt a park

On November 21st, St. Mary’s Key Club adopted Holiday Park, located right behind the school campus. The board members have been curating this plan for months nonstop, so it was very exciting news when the green light was given for this plan to move forward. This day consisted of cleaning the park in a socially distanced manner to follow COVID-19 guidelines. Key Club teamed up with other clubs on campus to bring together a handful of classmates ready to serve the community. Fellow classmates were picking up trash, chipping off old paint, and restoring tables and benches to bring life back into the park. “It was a great way to give back to our community all while staying safe” Key Club member Vince Magsayo says, “I am really looking forward to cleaning the park again later this year.”

- Marianne Romero

among us interclub

For the month of November, Middle College, Bear Creek, and Cesar Chavez clubs gathered together to attend a short and sweet interclub with each other via Zoom. This event occurred on November 21st, 2020, from 5 PM to 6 PM. During this event, the presidents of each club first opened with a welcome statement before splitting all attendees into the groups that they signed up for. Once everyone was assigned to their desired Breakout Room, the rounds of the game Among Us commenced! This interclub really helped members of each club interact and bond. The objective of the Among Us game had a concept similar to the structure of Mafia: during the game, each player was assigned a role of either a Crewmate or Impostor. The setting took place on a shuttle/spaceship in space. As a Crewmate, your duty was to complete your assigned task in managing the shuttle/spaceship, stay alive from the Impostor(s), and work with other Crewmates in identifying the Impostor(s) of the ship. The role of the Impostor was to attack and sabotage Crewmates whilst concealing their true role. In my breakout room, it was filled with laughter as my co-members and I tried identifying the Impostor. This went on for about an hour, before the conclusion of the event took place. Overall, it was a great way for members to unwind and meet members from our D27N sister-clubs. Be sure to attend the next interclass available to get good laughs and meet new friends!

- Jamie Lynn Phan

heavenly hands outreach and food pantry

On a bright and early morning, volunteers set off to help Heavenly Hands Outreach and Food Pantry, the first in-person volunteer opportunity since the pandemic began. The day consisted of going through packages of food and sorting them into different boxes. From sorting through boxes and boxes of Torani syrup to baby food and granola bars, it became worth it in the end. Each box would go to a different family who are less fortunate and would be able to get food for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Even during these times, we continued to have the thrive to give back to the community, all while maintaining social distancing and following COVID-19 guidelines!

- Abby Tran

stay connected!

You can find the January Issue on Issuu.com.

You can also access it on the CNH Cyberkey at cnhkckeyclub.org>news>newsletters.

BEE sure to check out the Cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org!

It has plenty of resources for you and your board to access including:

Certificate Templates

Graphic Standards Contests Visuals

Division 27 North Grizzlies

@d27ngrizzlies @d27ngrizzlies

Grizzly Channel www.cnhkeyclub.org www.cnhkeyclub.org/news/newsletters

Contact Information division leadership team lt. govenor

executive assistant

executive assistant

executive assistant

division news editor

fundraising task coordinator

member recognition task coordinator

social media task coordinator

fall rally north spirit coordinator

fall rally north spirit coordinator

Sebastian Flores d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (209)684-6449

Hailey Phan d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (209)276-4243

Harleen Sandhu d27n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com (209)905-3118

Sarah Ung d27n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com (209)395-8707

Caitlin Asio d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com (209)313-8857

Peter Nguyen d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (209)598-5653

Trish Vo d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (209)618-5743

Loan Tran d27n.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com (209)616-9505

Helena Teung-Ouk d27n.cnhkc.dtech@gmail.com (209)400-0155

Jaime Wong d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com (209)565-7909

DIVISION 27 NORTH

thank you for reading!

SEE YOU SOON!