Division 2 South October 2019

OFFICIAL DIVISION 2 SOUTH NEWSLETTER

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LLAMA LEGENDS

Volume 2 | Issue 5| D2S | Region 9 | CNH District

OCTOBER 2019

Table of C LTG's Welcome Editor's Note Llama Points Spotlight On Service Calendar DCM Agenda Upcoming Events FRN Cheers Recognition Club Articles Contact Info & Socia

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LTG'S WELCOME ITS OCTOBER?!??

That’s my favorite month because so many things happen during October likeeeeee FALL RALLY NORTH, MY BIRTHDAY, AND HALLOWEEN!!

Make sure you are participating in Trick-Or-Treat for UNICEF this month!! Those little orange boxes and change you collect can really add up!! IT ONLY TAKES $1.80 TO SAVE A MOTHER AND HER CHILD!!

Pediatric Trauma Week is also in the month of October so be sure you participate!!

It starts on October 14th to the 18th.

I hope you all enjoyed Region Training Conference where you became a Royal of Service and even got to see some of you favorite Disney Princesses all dressed up!!

I hope you enjoyed your experience and attend next year!!

Fall Rally North is just around the corner so make sure you are prepared by attending the spirit sessions and memorizing cheers as well as dressing all out in your lavender llama gear!!

I can’t wait to see what happens at Fall Rally North and I KNOW WE WILL ALL HAVE A GREAT TIME!!

Be sure to make new friends as falling season is here!!

Ready with a SMILE, Christy Wong Division 2 South Lieutenant Governor 2019-2020

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EDITOR'S NOTE Hey Llamas!!

Welcome back to the new edition of the Llama Legends! I hope school is going well for you!

Throughout the term, I want to make my newsletters based on the wonders of nature because the world is beautiful in its natural state. This month's theme is paths/trails because fall is here and it's the season of falling leaves. Have you ever walked on paths covered with various colored leaves?

It's truly calming and breathtaking :) It's getting chillier now so be sure to dress in layers!

October also means our annual FRN is coming close :0 Attending FRN made me interested in Key Club and here I am now :) I'm sad that it will be my last year going but I believe it will be just as good as the ones before :D

As always, feedback will be greatly appreciated! Feel free to contact me trough email, FB, or IG :)

See you in the next issue!

Jane Chang Division 2 South News Editor 2019-2020

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SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE:

UNICEF

Check out the September District Newsletter!

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Overview Kiwanis International and UNICEF have joined forces to combat maternal and

Service Events Ideas HALLOWEEN GROUP: Have volunteers go trickor-treat for UNICEF and split everyone up into

neonatal tetanus (MNT) worldwide. This historic

three groups to compete for a prize! Split your

initiative, called "The Eliminate

volunteers into three groups and assign

Project," will protect the lives of

advisors to each group. Set a prize for the

babies and mothers all over the globe and will help end this cruel, centuriesold disease. The final push to

group that collects the most money by the end of the night! This could be boba, donuts, etc.

Promote staying safe by trick-or-treating in

eliminate MNT requires $110 million and the

groups and when asking for donations.

dedicated work of UNICEF and every member of the Kiwanis family. The more than 100 million women, along with their future newborns, who will be protected through global MNT

Fundraising Ideas

medical infrastructure or

CAR WASH E-LEMON-ATE STAND: Host a lemonade stand!

humanitarian crises.

Donate all proceeds to UNICEF and take this

elimination efforts live in areas scarred by poverty, poor

The Eliminate Project will also help pave the way for the

opportunity to raise awareness of MNT.

delivery of other

Halloween Costume Party: Host a Halloween

lifesaving services, such as

Themed Social. Have all entrance fee proceeds

clean water, nutrition and other

and snack purchases go to the fundraiser.

vaccines.

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UPCOMING EVENTS Join for weekly updates from your LTG!: https://bit.ly/d2sgooglereflector

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RECOGNITION

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MEMBERS OF THE MONTH Q: What is your favorite aspect of Key Club?

A: The community service and the friendships we make (LOL that sounds so cheesy).

Isabel Leung Alameda Q: What kind of service events do you like to attend?

A: I like to attend all of them.

Q: What is your favorite Key Club memory?

A: Dcon (meeting people from different divs all over cnh?)

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MEMBERS OF THE MONTH Q: What is your favorite aspect of Key Club?

A: My favorite aspect of key club is the inclusiveness, how friendly and inclusive the members are and getting to meet new people from around the district and from different schools and creating new bonds.

Q: What is your favorite Key Club memory?

A: One of my favorite key club memories is going to DCON 2017 when I was a freshman and seeing for the first time how big Key Club really is and seeing all the fun and colorful mascots of different divisions around the CNH District!

Kaylee Yee Arroyo Q: What kind of service events do you like to attend?

A: The kind of service event I like to attend is ones where I can directly help people. For example at a fair or carnival serving children, helping a booth at festivals or serving homeless people food at the shelter.

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MEMBERS OF THE MONTH Q: What is your favorite aspect of Key Club?

A: My favorite aspect of Key Club is being able to volunteer with my friends and all the super fun events we get to attend/volunteer at.

Natalie Masilang Castro Valley Q: What kind of service events do you like to attend?

A: The service events I like to attend are big ones like festivals and even small ones like cleaning up after the light parade.

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Q: What is your favorite Key Club memory?

A: My favorite Key Club memory is last years FRN because I met so many new friends and even though we didn't win the spirit stick that year it was still an amazing atmosphere of cheer/spirit.

MEMBERS OF THE MONTH Q: What is your favorite aspect of Key Club?

A: My favorite aspect of Key Club is going to events and meeting new people while working to help people.

Q: What is your favorite Key Club memory?

A; My favorite key club memory is going to food bank and working with my friends.

Noah MeekS Encinal Q: What kind of service events do you like to attend?

A: I love going to food bank.

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MEMBERS OF THE MONTH Q: What is your favorite aspect of Key Club?

A: My favorite aspect of key club is meeting a bunch of people who also like doing service

Ryann Begonia San Leandro

Q: What is your favorite Key Club memory?

A; Gaining new friends

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Q: What kind of service events do you like to attend?

A; Honestly I like all of the different service events because they each allow me to build up various skills.

OFFICERS OF THE MONTH

Christie Feng Arroyo Nam Le Alameda

Kiaran Lau Castro Valley

Tran Nyugen LPS

Anthony Ng San Leandro

Mandy Lim Encinal Michelle Ma KIPP King

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Club Articles/ Visuals

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CLUB

RUSH!

By: Meilin Beloney, Alameda The month of August was a time of preparation – for Key Club. Members and officers of Alameda Key Club gathered together to help recruit new members for the coming school year. At our school’s Link Day, a day for freshmen to explore the school, we were able to set up a table with informational pamphlets and posters. Key Clubbers decked out in spirit gear and performed cheers, and by the end of the day we had two pages of sign-ups. At freshman orientation, we set up another table with colorful posters. Through these two days, we were able to recruit many new freshmen and educate them about Key Club. Additionally, Key Clubbers helped San Leandro Key Club promote Key Club at their Pirates Day. All in all, the month of August was full of promotion and recruitment, and we look forward to our upcoming first meeting.

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SHARETEA CLUB

FUNDRAISER RUSH

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By: Alexandra Reyes, Arroyo In the month of August, Arroyo Key Club had a total of four events and one fundraiser.

With school starting on August 21st, we held a ShareTea fundraiser on August 20th.

This fundraiser was a great way to come hang out with friends on the last day of summer while enjoying boba. With this fundraiser, we would buy a drink and put our receipts in our key club box. At the end of the day, depending on how many receipts we got in the box, we were given a percentage from the total amount of all the receipts. The total, we raised, without being given a percentage yet was 279.76 dollars. Many Arroyo students came out and bonded with each other. Not only students but our board came out to help support as well. Overall, this fundraiser gave a great way for key clubbers to enjoy their last bit of summer with friends before school starting with delicious boba and drinks. This fundraiser came out to be a success.

With school starting, this means club rush week. Club rush week is the week where clubs have a table set up at the quad during lunch to inform students on what their club is about. This is when students are given the chance to sign up and join different clubs. Arroyo’s club rush week is from September 10-12. To make key club stand out and attract students to join, we made many decorations and a trifold showing what key club is about. Our board had two decorative days to work on posters, clothespins, a wheel, and trifold. Split up into two days, our board stayed after school to work. Not only did we just work but this time gave our board the chance to get to know each other better and bond as a board. After finishing all our decorations, we know we can’t wait to get students to join and inform them on what key club is about during club rush week!

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ADRENALINE

RUSH

By: Jane Chang, Castro Valley It was that time of year again: Club Rush! Castro Valley Key Club’s officer board had been preparing for this day since the beginning of the school year.

The officer board had been working hard on making trifolds, posters, and promotional flyers the week before.

We were able to get out of class early to help set up our table in the Quad. I was a little nervous from seeing all the other clubs and thinking about making good first impressions on Freshmen.

When the bell rang to signify the beginning of lunch, I started to feel the adrenaline kick in and hurriedly went over all the tips I got for a successful club day in my head. At first, I was a bit timid and scared of talking to people but I remembered how I felt as a Freshman on club day. Keeping that in mind, I tried talking to as many people as I could about my Key Club moments and all the memorable things we do. Seeing all the people sign up made me proud of my fellow officers and myself for promoting the home we love so much.

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HELPING

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By: Lam Tran, LPS We went to Bethel Presbyterian Church in San Leandro in order to help with their weekly food bank. Every Thursday, the church gives large amounts of food to people in need. We began the day volunteering with unpackaging the many various cans and other items to put out for those we would be serving. After setting out the food, we were given the task of handing out bags of fruit to those who want it. There were a lot of people who came to get food from the church and there was also many food items to give out. As the day went on, we became happy knowing that we are able to support the people who are struggling and need help. After distributing the food, we cleaned up for a little bit and headed home. We plan on continuing to volunteer at their weekly food bank and we were glad to be apart of this event. Overall, it was an amazing experience.

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By: Melanie Siu, KIPP King In the month of August, we finally had our school Club Rush! We pulled out our informational tri-fold and sign up sheets to set up our sign up booth. We also walked around with our custom made social media frame, posters, signs, and yelled our heart outs: “Join Key Club!” Not only that, but we had so many unfamiliar faces come up to us, interested about what Key Club’s all about. The feeling of having so many new faces come up to us, asking about Key Club, made my whole day. We are so happy to gain 100+ new and returning members, and we are so excited to expand our KIPP King Key Club family. Every member make up the Lllamacy, and we are so thrilled to see the new heights they will help bring the club to. Every member is valuable to us and gaining so many gave us so much happiness and satisfaction. Club Rush was such an amazing opportunity to expand our family and just brought so much more interest in others to serve their community and make the world a better place.

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DIV 2 SOUTH PRESIDENTS ALAMEDA

KIPP KING

ARROYO

LEADERSHIP PUBLIC

CASTRO VALLEY

SAN LEANDRO

ENCINAL

SAN LORENZO

Nam Le namhuule51012@gmail.com

Elly Kung ellykung91@gmail.com

Kristy Chan kristycvkey@gmail.com

Sarah Kohgadai sarahkohgadai@gmail.com

Mariana Siu marianasiu@kippbastudent.org

Emile Convocar hy.convocar.emile@leadps.org

Jarlene Clavido jarlizabethclavv@gmail.com

Christopher Ramirez cramirexkeyclub@gmail.com

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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Christy Wong d02s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

MEMBER OUTREACH & REC.

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

SERVICE PROJECTS COORD.

Ashley Bernaados d02s.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com

Amanda Lee amalee94502@gmail.com

NEWS EDITOR

FUND. PROJECTS COORD

TECH EDITOR

SPIRIT COORDINATOR

Isabel Leung d02s.cnhkc.ea1@gmail.com

Jane Chang d02s.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

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Abigail Thai abigail.thai@kippbastudent.org

Alyssa Contreras alyssac360@gmail.com

Nam Le namhuule510@gmail.com

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