D35E | October Newsletter

Fall Rally is just around the corner. Make sure you attend 2/3 of the Pre-Fall Rallies! I hope I see you all at the Division Night Market on October 26 and Pre-Fall Rally #2 the following day!

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-Ashley Chan Division 35 East Newsletter Editor

Hello Ellies!

I hope you have all had a good month so far! Thank you all for serving this past month at all of our various events! We all carried so much spirit and energy at every single event that we went to and it was amazing to meet so many of you guys. You are all so amazing and if I haven’t had the chance to meet you yet, then please don’t be afraid to reach out to me! We had the most attendance at Region Night Market and we managed to raise over $900 for the Pediatric Trauma Program. Thank you again for everything and make sure to be on the lookout for our pre-orders for shirts! You have to pre-order one before October 10th! Make sure to attend 2/3 pre-fall rallies to attend Fall Rally and get excited for it! We will be taking back the spirit stick so make sure to get hyped up at our pre-fall rallies and we promise you’ll have a good time. I challenge you all to try and meet someone at our pre-fall rallies and any events that we have coming up. I promise you will have a much better time if you meet someone new at these events. Thank you all for your service and I look forward to seeing you all again soon!

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For one of our August division service events, we hosted a Pots for Tots event.

During this event, members painted pots for donating to a local community garden. Everybody was bonding and socializing and having a lot of fun. This was a joint event with our counterpart, the Goldstone KIWIN’S, which made it all the more special. Together, we painted over 70 pots and raised over $100 for PTP! This event was especially fulfilling due to the transparency of it; we were able to see our final products, not just the final design of the pots, but also their final destination: the Diamond Bar Community Garden. (The Garden welcomes visitors, so if anyone would like to visit their pot, it is waiting there for you! :) -Diamond Bar Members Relations Chairperson, Alicia Kuo

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The West Covina beautification event was a truly relaxing and refreshing experience. It was early in the morning at around 7-8 a.m and took place at Heritage Park. I was a little shy because there were a lot of people I didn’t know. I knew some Walnut Kids and some South Hills kids. We spent the entire time cleaning up leaves and tidying up the area. Heritage Park is an area for hiking and has the Taylor House! We learned that the Taylor House used to be a rancher’s home and the big expanse of land around it was the rancher’s farm! It was really pretty and a cool thing to experience. Throughout my time there I also met some other kids, from KC and not from KC! I learned that they were from Charter Oak and South Hills too. It was really fun because they were so kind and we connected really easily.

Soon enough, the people I knew and the people I didn’t know joined to become a friend group! It was really cool to see how quickly we could connect with the other volunteers. The entire experience as a volunteer was amazing. I didn’t even know that there was an organization that worked towards the beautification of the city. It’s really nice to think that these people put the time and energy into these parks and I was really happy to have had the opportunity to clean up a park! It was very interesting because I never think about the people who support and maintain parks.

-Walnut Key Club Cabinet Member, Nishabell Rubio

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On September 7th, 2019, Elephants took part in the annual Division Doggy Day! It was a great event for Key Clubbers and The West Covina beautification event was a truly relaxing and refreshing experience. It was early in the adorable since many volunteers brought their own morning at arounddogs 7-8 a.malike and took place at Heritage Park. I was a little shy because there were a lot of people I didn’t know. I knew some Walnut Kids and some South Hills kids. We spent the entire time dogs to make the event so much more lovable. During the cleaning up leaves and tidying up the area. Heritage Park is an area for hiking and has the Taylor event, Division 35 East LTGused Daniel taught Clubbers House!

We learned that the Taylor House to be aMin rancher’s home Key and the big expanse how of land around it was the rancher’s farm! It was really pretty and a cool thing to experience. Throughout my to properly make the dog toys. They were told to cut off the time there I also met some other kids, from KC and not from KC! I learned that they were from Charter that many volunteers brought and Oaksleeves and South of Hillsthe too. Itold was t-shirts really fun because they were so kind and we connected reallycut easily.

Soon enough, the people I knew and the people I didn’t know joined to become a friend group! It was the larger portion of the shirts into strips. The strips were then really cool to see how quickly we could connect with the other volunteers. The entire experience as a braided into long dog perfect canine to play with! volunteer was amazing.

I didn’t even toys, know that there wasfor an any organization that worked towards the beautification of the city. It’s really nice to think that these people put the time and energy into these Some volunteers even braided the braided strips together, parks and I was really happy to have had the opportunity to clean up a park! It was very interesting making evenwho more resistant toparks. ripping. This year’s because I neverthe thinkdog about toy the people support and maintain Division Doggy Day was a definite success! Key Clubbers were -Walnut Key Club Cabinet Member, Nishabell Rubio able to make toys, play with dogs, and meet new people all at the same time! Many of the dogs were so well trained, as they did not bother anyone making the toys. Plus, delicious boba and onigiri were being sold, so it was certainly an event to remember. These dog toys are to be donated to a local dog shelter where they will bring joy to the dogs living there before adoption. Thanks, Key Clubbers!

-Rowland Key Club Editor, Jeff Magbitang

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