Division 42 West Newsletter | Volume 7 Issue 4 | August 2019

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June Recap

Upcoming Division Events

10 Spotlight on Service 11 Upcoming events 12 Club updates 16 Division Links 17 DLTÂ contacts 18 End page

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MESSAGE FROM THE DNE JENNIFER DONG | 2019-2020 | D42W | DNE

banana gun (very dangerous)

What's Up Arctic Foxes!

Happy August everybody!

The first month of summer is finally over and school is inching closer and closer as we speak. (good luck to everybody going into college the following school year!)

I hope everybody's summer has been eventful and packed with service projects and fundraisers!

This summer weather has been pretty chill so make sure to go out and get that vitamin d while the sun is still nice and warm c: With that being said, I'm still in my room watching shows LOL But tennis practice has started so I can't be a lazy potato ALL the time anymore :(

For all of you officers who are reaching this, prepare for the upcoming year! Always stay organized and remember to plan out fun and exciting meetings and events throughout the year, you guys got this! :0)

Welp, that's it for me for this month, I'll see you all in the next issue! <3

- jen

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MESSAGE FROM THE LTG XAVIER GARCIA | 2019-2020 | D42W | LTG

Dear Arctic Foxes, Another month has passed and i'm so excited for what's in store for our division in the month of July! The June DCM was such a great way to get out in the summer weather and hang out with our neighboring division, D42E. Thank you to everybody that could make it out to that event!

Summer break is not only a time to relax and enjoy being away from school, but it is a time to strive to become a better leader in your community. Let's continue to serve our division with a fist held high and a open mindset for positive changes and lasting impacts.

With the school year just around the corner, prepare for the recruitment of new members into your club. Whether your school has club rushes or announcements early in the morning, it is crucial to promote Key Club in any way possible! Make friends with new members during club meetings and speak out about how Key Club has impact your life! I hope to see many new faces in our future DCMs, and I can't wait to meet every one of them. Keep that service in your hearts and make this summer one to remember!

- xavier

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Meet the DLT! 2019

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GABRIELA GOMEZ Member Recognition Coordinator

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JUNE RECAP

Choco-strawberry Fundraiser

Ventura Greek Festival

Planting Flowers

Pacifica Wine and Food Festival

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JUNE RECAP

End of the Year Beach Social

June DCM

Tower to Tower Climb

Animal Shelter Dog Toy Fundraiser

Oxnard Movie Night

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Divisional Updates

Volume 7 - Issue 4

F L - O T C July 27th, 2019 @1450 E Hillcrest Dr, Thousand Oaks

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O G I D L U O H WHY S

THERE WILL ALSO BE PIZZA, SNACKS, & DESSERTS!

OFFICERÂ TRAINING CONFERENCES ARE AN AMAZING WAY TO LEARN HOW TO BECOME A STRONGER OFFICER AND HOW TO BETTER YOUR HOME CLUB!

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SPOTLIGHT OF SERVICE AUGUST 2019

BEE GREEN!

What's chillin Arctic Foxes?

This months spotlight on service program is to keep our environment clean and to be proactive around our communities.

A great and easy way to get out and create some change in your community is to host a beach, park, or neighborhood clean up! Another way to encourage environmental awareness is to host a recycling drive where you and your club collect recyclable items and dispose them into recycling bins! The world needs your help to keep it clean; be the change you want to see!

FUNDRAISING

IDEAS

- sell bottles & cans

- partner with companies

collect plastic bottles and aluminum cans and sell them at recycling centers.

You can donate the proceeds to a charity! partner up with an eco-friendly company to raise funds to donate or for your club to host a big event! Some examples include reusable bag companies, Plymouth greeting cards, the Fair Trade Company, and more!

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August 2019

Volume 7 -Issue 4

UPCOMING EVENTS for the month of August

MONTHLY REPORT FORMS MRFs are due 6:00pm!

Make sure to save your work and check that they are submitted correctly!

ARTICLES & VISUALS Club Articles and Visuals are due at 6:00pm!

Make sure to send your articles, visuals, and monthly updates in 3 separate emails and cc: d42w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

ARTICLES & VISUALS (DNE) Division Articles and Visuals due at 6:00pm!

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JULY OTC / DCM A u g u s t

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R i o

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SUBMITTED BY: ANGELIQUE IBARRA

Previous Events: Best Day at The Beach (helping special needs children at the beach) Ventura Greek Festival Upcoming Events: 1. Ventura County Fair 2. Santa Clara Chapel Festival 3. Officer Training Conference

The month of June wasn’t jam packed with events (we had planned to attend more, but were unsuccessful), but Rio Mesa Spartans still managed to help out at the Ventura Greek Festival!

Next month we’ll do bigger and better things!

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P a c i f i c a

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S c h o o l

SUBMITTED BY: SHERLYN DIAZ

Past Events: June 1st: Tower to Tower Climb June 4th: Pacifica HS Awards Night June 8th: End of the Year Social Upcoming Events : July 27, 2019: Officers Training Conference July 28, 2019: Salsa Festival Partnership with Ventura Boys and Girls Club July Social

In the month of July, Pacifica has kept busy with many service events and projects around throughout the community, including the annual Strawberry Festival and Tower to Tower Climb!

The whole cabinet is very excited to start summer plans and are preparing for the next year!

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S a n t a

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H i g h

S c h o o l

SUBMITTED BY: TYLER GARCES

Previous Events: 1. June 8th: Flower Planting Event 2. June 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th: Many Meals 3. June 29th: D42W Water Wars June DCM

Upcoming Events: 1. Oxnard Salsa Festival 2. Cool-Breeze with Kiwanis 3. July DCM/OTC

The month of June was splendid. There was a solid amount of participation, even with the new term just staring. We are looking forward to the rest of the term!

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O x n a r d

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S c h o o l

SUBMITTED BY: JASMINE ANDRES

Previous Events : June 1, 2019: Tower2Tower Stair Climb June 2, 2019: Casa Pacifica Food and Wine Festival June 7, 2019: Outdoor Movie Night June 8, 2019: Division Beach Social June 14, 2019: Graduation Fundraiser June 22, 2019: Best Day at the Beach

Upcoming Events: July 12-14, 2019: Santa Clara Fiesta July 20 and 21, 2019: Best Day at the Beach July 27, 2019: Officers Training Conference July 28, 2019: Salsa Festival

In the month of June, Oxnard Key Club earned a total of 270 service hours with our 6 service events.

Members were kept busy with new volunteering opportunities each week, even during the summer. The active members of the club are dedicated and volunteer no matter what time the event is at. At our two past fundraisers, the outdoor movie night and at graduation, the club raised $235 to fight MNT and raised $407 for club funds. Thank you to all the arctic foxes that came out to support! Oxnard’s passion for service has increased with each event and members definitely enjoy volunteering, especially at festivals. We have much more stored for July, so we can’t wait!

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DLT Contacts Xavier Garcia Lieutenant governor

(805)-760-4194) d42w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

Rafael Apodaca Executive assistant

(805-889-0214) rafael.apodaca03@gmail.com

Tracy Hoang Executive assistant

(805-815-9545) Tracy.hoang9347@gmail.com

Jennifer Dong News Editor

(310-955-0075) jenniferdong20913@gmail.com

Allan Almaraz Fundraising Coordinator

(805-421-8871) allanalmaraz2015@gmail.com

Raizel Ferrer Photographer

(805-512-0198)Â ferrer.raizel417@gmail.com

Yahir Mariles Spirit Coordinator

(805-774-6554) yahirmariles25@gmail.com

Gabriela Gomez Member recognition Coordinator

d42w.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com

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Thanks For Reading! @d42w.arcticfoxes @d42w_arcticfoxes

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Stay Chill Arctic Foxes!

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