The Grizzly Gallery | July | Volume 8 Issue 1

July 2019 - Volume 8 Issue 1

Table Of contents

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LTG Message

DNE Message

Events Calendar

Division Update

Spotlight on Service

May DCM

Articles and Visuals

Contact Information

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Table of Contents

Words From The

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Lieutenant Governor

ANTONIO QUESADA MIDDLE COLLEGE

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Hello Grizzlies!

We have made it through our first months for the term! I am happy to see everyone continuing to serve their community.

Service doesn't end in Summer! I encourage you all to go out and serve your community through consistent opportunities or even for a day or two.

Our division goals right now are at about 1615.5 hours out of the 8500 service hours for the term! With last Month being MNT for the SOSP, we raised about 90 dollars just through small fundraisers from

schools! To put that in perspective, $1.80 is enough to provide a vaccine to save live, so we saved 50 lives in just one month!

Lastly, this newsletter will be informing you all about the division and district updates, upcoming events, Member Recognition, or anything that can prove to benefit your knowledge. So, please read our Division News Editor's first issue for this month! I hope to see and meet you all soon at Officer Training Conference!

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Words From The

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division news editor

kristina huang mcnair

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Hey Grizzlies!

I am Kristina Huang, an upcoming senior at Ronald E. McNair! For the 2019-2020 term, I will be serving as Division 27 North's Division News Editor! I am so excited for what the year will bring and I hope that I can be able to capture all the memories our division will make.

I hope everyone is having a great summer break so far! School is out but service never stops! This summer break, volunteer and get involved in the community. There is an overwhelmingly large amount of volunteer opportunities available and it is up to YOU, the members of the divison, to fill these positions.

I hope to see you all at OTC this Saturday and thank you for reading my first newsletter!

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DNE Message

Monthly Recognition Faculty Advisor of the Month: shannon kelly SECA

Kiwanis Advisor of the Month: elaine thompson mchs

Officer of the Month: janelle le mchs

Member of the Month: serenity moeungsen lincoln

Club of the Month: middle college

June 2019 (upcoming events to take note of!)

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Officer Of The Month

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8 Lupus Color Awareness Walk

Temple Israel

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San Joaquin County Fair

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San Joaquin County Fair

Officer Training Conference

T-Shirt Design

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Service Events

Due Dates

DCM

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Current standings

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Middle College - -

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Cesar Chavez - -

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Seca - -

300

Lodi - -

230

Lincoln - -

225

Mcnair - -

195

HCa - -

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bear creek - -

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Benjamin Holt - -

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Tokay - -

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St. Mary’s - -

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Division goals

1615.5 / 8500 Service hour goal

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865

Membership dues paid members

$5500

PTP Fundraising goal

$1000

MNT Fundraising goal

district goals

1.1 million Service hour goal

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Division Update

41,500

Membership dues paid members

$260,000

PTP Fundraising goal

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Spotlight On Service

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health & safety”

The CNH Spotlight on Service Program was created by the Service Projects Committee to promote International and District initiatives as well as to encourage active participation with organizations/initiatives. The Service Projects Committee will provide monthly guides that include tips and ideas on how clubs can complete the monthly service initiatives.

The program also gives clubs the opportunity to showcase their unique service projects that positively impacts their home, school, and community. The Spotlight on Service Program would like to receive project submissions from the District to showcase projects from the previous month in the District Newsletter.

Receive recognition and inspire someone with your creative project ideas.

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Next Month’s Theme

“Bee Clean CNH”

Make sure to check out the June Spotlight on Service Program Guide for more information!

Support Preferred Charities CNH Key Club partners with these organizations to serve children. Host fundraisers or events to support these organiations that are geared towards helping and improving the health of those in need.

- Chidren’s Miracle Network - March of Dimes - Unicef - Pediatric Trauma Program Educate It is important to educate each other on how to stay healthy and safe. Take precautions and spread awareness about safety hazards. Hold seminars and host workshops to inform people about our preferred charities, or simply create presentations for the classroom or local organization teaching children on how to avoid risky behavior and how to stay healthy.

Get Involved!

Your club can always get more involved to improve the health and safety of the community. Host clean-ups or partner with a hospital to make PTP dolls. You can also put together first-aid kits to donate to a shelter, or have members volunteer at a local run or walk. Another event idea is to hold a marathon to promote health and donate profits to a charity. The possibilities are endless!

cnhkeyclub.org > Projects > Spotlight on Service Program

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May DCM

Welcome 2019-2020’s Division Leadership Team!

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May DCM

CELINA PADILLA

MIDDLE COLLEGE

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On May 18th, quite a few Middle College Key Clubbers attended the May Division Council Meeting (DCM). This DCM was a joint DCM, with our sister division, Division 27 South. This DCM was held at the Stockton Early College Academy, SECA. Our members participated in both the provided joint games and service projects. The ice breaker games were played with the divisions mixed together, and the members were able to interact by play tug-of-war, as well as an activity where the LTGs called for a certain item and one person from their team had to run up to a small box to drop the item, if they have it, in the box. Besides these interactive social activities, members were encouraged to make cards with sweet notes.

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Officer Training Conference Pokemon Gotta serve ‘em all!

Officer Training Conference is all about our journey to educating ourselves more about Key Club, positions, and how to handle a healthy club! ** This isn’t just for officers! Members are more than welcomed to attend.

SUPPO RT PTP ON JUNE 22, 2019

Quickly’s fundraiser

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visuals

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Tiger Memorial

Swim Meet

cLAIRE RASAMEE SECA

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Two shifts were held over the weekends and volunteers had to rise bright and early for their shift at 7:30 to 2:30. In order to make the swim meet run smoothly with multiple teams, SECA key clubbers were in charge of running the snack bar or helping whenever their assistance was needed. Dickson Huang, Josue Ocampo, Andrew Woo, and Esteban Aceves were in charge of the shift for the first day. Volunteers sold concessions or became a timer for the swimmers in a race. Additionally, key clubbers helped prepare meals for the coaches and other swim officials. “We just helped sell concessions like coffee, fruit cups, and other drinks. It was a lot of fun,” Josue Ocampo summarizes. With the dedication shown

by SECA volunteers, it contributed to the success of the event and provided an overall delightful experience for all those that attended.

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Articles & Visuals

Pet Adoption

hoan huynh

cesar chavez

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Animal Friends Connection Humane Society can benefit and help people and the animals for years to come. There are many dogs, cats are in need of a family to be loved. Key clubbers will be volunteering for Pet Adoption to help people connect with animals and help them find a rightful family.

Every Saturday from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM, Key clubbers helps out with Petco for their Pet Adoption event. Volunteers are in charge with setting up cages and spreadings out blankets.

Afterwards, everybody will be interacting with each other in bringing the dogs and caging them up in a comfy environment that was made for them to feel compatible Furthermore, volunteers will be engaging with customers in their interest of the dogs present at the site. Also, volunteers and staff work tirelessly to help as many animals as possible. We help animal behavior problems and training.

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Division 27 North’s

CONTACT INFORMATION

dlt Division

Leadership Team

antonio quesada

abby tran

hailey phan

sebastian flores

kristina huang

hieu ho

teya wasel

harleen sandhu

kienlac mai

taylor luong

executive assistant d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com

division news editor d27n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

fundraiser task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com

executive assistant d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com

member recognition task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com

fall rally north task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com

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lieutenant governor d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

executive assistant d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com

social media task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.dtech@gmail.com

fall rally north task coordinator d27n.cnhkc.frnspirit@gmail.com

Keep Up To Date!

Until Next issue

Division 27 North Grizzlies @d27ngrizzlies @d27ngrizzlies www.cnhkeyclub.org www.cnhkeyclub.org/news/newsletters

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