The Grizzles Post l November l Volume 9 Issue 6

division 27 north november edition

the grizzlies post volume 9 issue 6

in this issue...

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message from ltg

message from dne

november calendar

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06

honey point standings

monthly recognition

division and district goals

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SOSP: Kiwanis Family

baking: cheesecake

key club moment

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articles and visuals

articles and visuals

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articles and visuals

stay connected

contact information

articles and visuals

mes s ag e fr om t he

lt. governor

What’s Roaring Grizzlies!

I hope you all are well adjusted with this new system of learning! I know it is still difficult to deal with, but I believe in every single one of you that you can get through this! Make sure to study hard and do your best in this new environment.

Now to talk about Key Club, remember that it is membership recruitment season! This is where we can gather the most amount of members! Make sure to continue encouraging members to join Key Club! Early Bird Dues have been extended to December 1st enabling your club to have enough time to obtain Early Bird status.

As of now, we have over 1400 hours of service! This is absolutely insane to see! Thank you Grizzlies for your hard work and dedication! I know that we can break our goals in no time! Great job! Please continue to read this newsletter! This newsletter contains important dates and information that you may want to know about.

- Sebastian Flores

m es s age fr om t he

news editor

Hello Grizzlies!

It’s Harleen, your Division News Editor. I hope you all are doing well. I know some of you had a break last month. I hope you all used it to catch up on sleep and rested well. Even now that school has started, I hope you are taking breaks and resting your brain while doing homework and studying. Go out for a walk, play board games with your family, take a nap, or do something you enjoy doing. There are plenty of things for you to do while taking a break.

Continue to do the amazing work you all are doing. I am proud of every single one of you! If you ever need help or anybody to talk to, feel free to reach out to me. I am always here to answer any questions you might have or just talk to you. :) Lastly, I wanted to say thank you for taking out the time to read this month’s newletter. I really appreciate it. Once again, thank you and have an amazing day! See you next time!

- Harleen Sandhu

November Sunday

Monday

15

3 5 5

Tuesday

Wednesday

3 10

Thursday

5 6

important dates

MRF (early-bird deadline) MRF (on-time deadline) SOSP: Kiwanis Family

6 10 14

Friday

articles and visuals due officer of the month forms due division countil meeting

15

Saturday

14

trick-or-treat for unicef due

honey point standings

middle college lodi

220

ben holt

190

mcnair

140

st. mary’s

105

hca

105

lincoln

100

bear creek 100 cesar chavez 75 tokay

seca 0

535

40

monthly recognition member of the month officer of the month

Stella Torres

Alynna Nguyen

club of the month

Health Careers Academy kiwanis advisor of the month

faculty advisor of the month

Patrick Anthony

Han “Jimmy�

Nguyen

division goals pediatric trauma program $400/$3250

maternal neonatal tetanus $0/$325

service hours

1475.5/7000

district goals pediatric trauma program $260,000

dues paid member 38,000

service hours 900,000

Spotlight on Service:

Kiwanis Family

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

service projects

- Kiwanis Craft Day - partner/collaborate with Kiwanis to create crafts such as cards, masks, bookmarks, bracelets, and much more to donate to places in need.

- Cards to Kiwanians - Make cards with your club to show your appreciation for Kiwanis.

- Gift Bags - Partner/collaborate with local Kiwanis Family branches to create Thanksgiving themed gift bags to donate to places in need.

fundraisers

- Bake Sale - partner/collaborate with Kiwanis to organize a bake sale in a safe and effective way - example: contactless delivery, online payment - Virtual Bingo Game - partner/collaborate with Kiwanis to hold a virtual bingo game, however bingo game would include dares and people will give a donation to fill in other people’s squares. first three people to get bingo, will have to complete an ultimate dare.

- PIEing for a good cause - partner/collaborate with Kiwanis to hold a virtual PIEing event - all proceeds can go to a charity of your choice or go towards a service project to help those in need

baking: cheesecake

ingredients: graham cracker crust: - 1 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs - 2 tablespoons sugar - 1 tablespoon brown sugar - 7 tablespoons butter (melted) cheesecake: - 32 oz cream cheese - 1 cup sugar 2/3 cups sour cream 1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/8 teaspoon salt 4 large eggs visit this website for more detailed instructions: https://sugarspunrun. com/best-cheesecake-recipe/

Steps: - Preheat oven to 325F and combine graham cracker crumbs, sugar, and brown sugar (stir). Add melted butter and combine.

- Pour crumbs into pan and press into the sides and bottom of pan.

- Mix cream cheese with stand mixer until smooth.

- Add sugar and stir again. Then add sour cream, vanilla extract, and salt, and stir.

- While mixer is on low speed, slowly add one egg at a time.

- Once all ingredient are mixed, pour it into the pan.

- Bake for 75 minutes.

- Allow cheesecake to cool for 1-2 hours before placing in refridgerator.

key club club moment moment

When I was in my freshman year, I decided to join Key Club. Although I have volunteered for a variety of service events since then, none of them compare to the Italian Festival event in summer. That event had the usual tasks that any other festival would have for volunteers, such as face painting and helping out at different stations. This event stood out to me because I was able to meet and talk to other volunteers from other high schools. This key club moment has motivated me to continue to volunteer.

I knew when I had one of my first Key Club moments.

It was during Conclave, January 2020! Conclave is where you elect your new Lieutenant Governor! I met up with a lot of my friends and I was glad to see everyone together, especially my friend from D27S :). I also learned a lot about Key Club during Conclave as well! I took tons pictures with everyone and overall it was just a fun experience <3.

- Katy Chen

- Caitlin Asio

My Key Club moment would have to be at my very first District Convention. I was only a freshman and fairly new to how things worked at the convention, but that wasn’t a problem. The people there were super nice and welcoming. They helped me figure out which workshops to go to and how to have fun there. The main part that I would define as my Key Club moment would have to be when I was in the community service room during the convention. Along with a few of my friends, we all sat in there and started to make heat pads by filling socks with rice. If I were to do this alone, I probably wouldn’t have that much fun, but I was doing it with others and we were having a good time. That’s when I realized what Key Club was; it’s a place to do service and have fun while doing it. Not only did we have fun amongst ourselves, but we were interacting with others around us. Everyone in the room was just having a good time while doing their service projects. It is something I still remember vividly to this day.

- Thukim Nguyen

Region Training Conference: Super Sta-RTC On September 19th from 9 AM to 2 PM, I attended Region 16â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Super Sta-RTC. Our annual training conference took place via Zoom Conference. Although it was disappointing that we could not see each other face-to-face, all of the Lieutenant Governors did an amazing job organizing this event! This event consisted of informational workshops and exciting activities that kept the attendees engaged. I personally attended some workshops about Interclubs and the Duties of a President.

During the games portion of this event, the adrenaline that I felt as all divisions competed for first place gave me a big rush of happiness. Some examples of the games that we played were NitroType and the Pixel Game. I am extremely ecstatic to share that Division 27 North won first place in the spirit aspect of this event! To see each divisionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Zoom backgrounds and each member decked out in spirit gear was refreshing. Sta-RTC was very lovely and I am thankful for the new knowledge and Key Club pride that I left this event with.

- Jamie Phan

Love Letters for Literacy

Middle College Key Club and Middle Collegeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Student Government teamed up for their first ever event together. Love Letters for Literacy is an organization that helps teach the alphabet to children.

Members created flash cards of each letter in the alphabet and a picture to help the kids memorize each letter. Along with the cards was a personalized letter from the member that helped to encourage the children to want to practice and learn to read and write. The packs of cards and letters were dropped off at Bear Creek High School and they will be donated to Parklane elementary.

- Jordan Sunglao

Downtown Lodi Cleanup and Ribbons Lodi High Key Club held another cleanup with the environmen-

tal club in downtown Lodi. There were many members from both clubs that came and attended the cleanup. Members picked up trash for about an hour in an area that stretched from Locust Street all the way to Lodi Avenue. A lot of people were able to fill up a lot of their bags and buckets with garbage, which was a good and bad thing. After the cleanup, members â&#x20AC;&#x153;hung upâ&#x20AC;? the ribbons that were made to raise suicide awareness. Because members were not actually allowed to hang these ribbons up themselves, people went to various businesses and asked for permission to hang the ribbons in places such as their windows.

Overall, the event was very successful as it helped improve the state of downtown Lodi and it would help create awareness around suicide for those who see the ribbons.

- Phoebe Kaye Dupa

M(c)HS pinterclub On September 12, 2020 Middle College and McNair Key Club had an interclub where members donated to learyfirefighters in exchange for the board of both clubs pieing themselves. $1 raised would mean 1 pie. It was done auction format meaning members would call out and bid for the specific officer. For example, one of McNairâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s member Timothy Nguyen bid for Habeeb Khan with the donation of $30 causing Habeeb to pie himself 30 times. This is a nice donation as the goal was to raise $50 and at the end of interclub we raised $142 for firefighters! If we were to surpass the goal the advisors would have to pie themselves, those being Bruce Mercado and Dale Reasor. Overall the interclub was successful raising a good amount of money for the learyfirefighters! :D

- Helena Teung-Ouk

stay connected!

You can find the September 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!