The Grizzly Voice | January | Volume 7 Issue 5

The Grizzly Voice Volume 7 Issue 5

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December 1st - Circle K Santa’s Gift of Service December 8th - Sacramento CTC December 22nd - December DCM

Table of Contents

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LTG Message

Safekey

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District Contests

Scholarships

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SOSP

Governor’s Project

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DCON Info

Preferred Charities

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Conclave

District Goals Update

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Hello Grizzlies! December was a great month for us! Some of our members attended the joint Circle-K-Key-Club event, Santa’s Gift of Service, and I’m sure all of the attendees had fun and learned a lot about service project opportunities! In addition, we also had Candidate Training Conference for several regions at the Kiwanis Family House, and it was a successful training event! At last, our DCM had a decent attendance, and we did a couple service events that were corresponding to the season in addition to the movie Elf! Looking forwards, we only have less than three months left until the term ends, but we should still be serving our community and recruiting at all times! If you have a service project or event idea, feel free to reach out to your respective board members, the DLT, or me and we can try to make it happen!

Lastly, I hope all of you have had a refreshing break to restart the school semester! Don’t forget to take care of yourself during this cold, rainy season!

Keep warm and try to stay active to avoid catching the flu!

See you next month!

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Club Contests

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Club Poster

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Club Video

Year In Review (Digital/Traditional)

Member Sandy Nininger

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Officers • •

President

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Secretary

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Treasurer

Service Major Emphasis

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Single Service

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D I S T R I C T C O N T E S T S

Club Website

Newsletter •

Club Newsletter Deadlines may vary. Most are due February 12th, 2019!

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January Spotlight on Service Program: CMN is an organization dedicated to helping hospitalized kids by funding hospitals, research, and families who can’t afford to pay for healthcare. Find your nearest CMN hospital to contribute.

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District Convention 2019: Service in Wonderland

District Convention is an annual Key Club event in which we celebrate the end of the term with recognitions, scholarships, and opportunities to meet new friends. In addition, we will also elect our incoming district officers, attend workshops on various aspcts of Key Club, and meet a very special guest there!

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Gain knowledge about Key Club, life skills, and college planning

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Vote for the incoming district officers

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Meet new friends

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Celebrate the end of the term

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See Lt. Governors retire and being installed

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Experience the district talent show

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Date: April 12-14th, 2019 Location: Ontario Convention Center (2000 E. Convention Center Way, Ontario, CA) Registration Fee: $184 by February 28th, 2019 | $224

by March 14th, 2019 Attire: Depending on the day (Key Club casual, business casual, business professional) 4

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Election Season!!

Division 27 North/South

Conclave & DCM Date: January 26th, 2019, 1-4 P.M. Location: University of the Pacific, Janet Leigh Theatre Attire: Business Casual for general attendees Register Link: tinyurl.com/d27conclave What: Election for the 2019-2020 Lt. Governor of both divisions, DCM Remember to fill out the waiver form to attend!!

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The following is a…..

Safekey Promotion

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Vulgar languages Putting others down Bullying/Cyberbullying Provocative/inappropriate actions Disrespect towards any persons or entities

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Go to cnhkeyclub.org! Scholarship info can be found under “Resources” tab under “Kiwanis Family and Foundation” and then “Scholarships”!

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One of the district governor’s ability is to create a district-wide project. The governor’s project this year is “BEE Clean, CNH!” In our community, there are quite a bit of things that we can do to answer the call of this project! You can look into: recycling for your school/church/clubs, cleaning up roadsides and parks, participating in school beautification, and etc. I encourage all of you to look into projects like these!

However, even on a daily basis, we ourselves should follow this motto as well. Remember to not waste water, food, or any materials. Always keep your surroundings clean and tidy, especially in a public area!

Be clean, and be green!

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Children’s Miracle Network "Children's Miracle Network (CMN) is a nonprofit organization that raises money to benefit hospitalized kids and increases awareness of its member hospitals. All CMN contributions directly benefit hospitals, helping to purchase up-to-date equipment, train staff, conduct life-saving research, implement outreach programs, and provide healthcare for children whose parents can't afford to pay."

Pediatric Trauma Program As trauma continues to stay as one of the biggest reasons of death in children, the Pediatric Trauma Program fundraises to provide staff/equipment development for children’s hospital as well as other preventative measures taken in many cities.

The Eliminate Project The Eliminate Project is a partnership with UNICEF to eliminate Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus around the world via vaccination. As each vaccination costs $1.80, even a small amount of money fundraised by Key Clubbers can save a life!

March of Dimes "Every day 1 in 8 babies born in the U.S. arrives too soon. Premature birth can happen to any pregnant woman, and no one knows why. It is a serious, common and costly problem. Key Club members are helping by raising thousands of dollars annually for the March of Dimes Youth Program to help prevent pre-maturity."

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563177.5/1,100,000

$203,000/$250,000

31,310/45,000

Service Hours Completed

Dollars Raised for PTP

Members Are Dues Paid

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81.2%

75.4%

Please continue to attend service events! Not only will it benefit our communities, it will also help us reach our district goal of 1.1M service hours! Keep working hard Grizzlies!

As the term ends, please try to fundraise one last time for our preferred charities, especially PTP! You are all heroes to the children that are being helped!

Don’t forget that any high school student can join Key Club, anytime! As long as they pay dues, they can easily become an official Key Club member! If you have a friend who is thinking about joining Key Club next year, tell them that they can join NOW!

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On the first of December, Key Clubbers were filled with energy at Venture Academy to help games going on throughout the day from eleven in the morning to six in the evening. Members’ jobs varied from assisting in the point system for games or handing out drinks and snacks. Some were even tasked to helping participants with their tags and registration. One of the participants, Karlaine, summarized her job at the event- “I was the score keeper. I also served food, and we had a meet up.�

Although the weather was cold, the volunteers were enthusiastic after the event from being able to help many different people, and making this event successful.

Right around the corner of the holiday spirits, Cesar Chavez key clubbers have volunteered to help stuffed teddy bears for kids who have experienced traumatic sexual abuses.

During the last collaboration with J.D Kortzeborn Child Advocacy Center, we did not have the opportunity to work on additional elements, such as, sewing and cutting fabrics. As Mrs. Jensen arrived with the materials, the students would help coordinate in the library and stay for about two to three hours finishing up the stuffing, sewing, and cutting.

There would be groups of students surrounding a table doing a particular part in the creation of a full teddy bear. We were able to complete the entire workload due to an increase of members who attended this service! As evening rolls in, everyone assisted in cleaning and tidying not just the library, but Mrs. Jenson’s materials as well. It was a well bonded moment with key clubbers and sending these teddy bears to traumatic kids for the Christmas holiday!

Lt. Governor d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Executive Assistants d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com

Member Recognition Task Coordinator d27n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com

PTP Task Coordinator d27n.cnhkc.ptp@gmail.com

Service Projects Task Coordinator d27n.cnhkc.sp@gmail.com

MNT Task Coordinator

Tech & Media Task Coordinators

d27n.cnhkc.eliminate@gmail.co m

d27n.cnhkc.dtech@gmail.com

Spirit Task Coordinators

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