Peacock Press | Vol.04 | Issue 7

volume 4 | issue 7

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table of contents.

welcome to the november newsletter!

calendar + message from dne

message from ltg

club president intro

division goals

ptp donations

charity spotlight

monthly recognition

event recap

contact info

closing

november

Calendar.

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MRF 8

MR 14

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AAV

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premat urity day

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DCM thanks giving day

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division news editor

message from dne.

I hope everyone is doing alright! I understand how hard it can be to balance school, Key Club or other troubles that might be happening right now. But, I am here to remind you, that you can do this! I believe in you! <3

news editor

Honor nguyen.

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message from ltg.

lieutenant governer

hi peacocks!

lieutenant governor

It's dues season so make sure you pay your dues as soon as possible!

Please contact your president or anybody on the DLT if you have any questions about how to pay your dues. Since it is the busiet season of not only Key Club, but also school. Seniors, hopefully your college apps are going well. You got this! Also if you want a chance to be featured in the newsetter, DM us on Instagram some funny or weird things that have been said during Key Club meetings (SafeKEY of course)! kathleen nguyen.

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president introduction.

steele canyon

hi everyone!

I am Peyton Steffek, a senior at Steele Canyon! I have been a Key Club Officer for 3 years and this is my first term as President. I am very passionate about environmental conservation which is why many our events are centered on cleanups. My goal for the SCHS Key Club is to grow into a strong well rounded club. I also plan to raise funds and leave the club stronger than it has been in past years. Overall, I hope to cultivate a love for service and leave the underclassman with a well built group! :) club president Peyton steffek.

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Division goals.

2020-2021

300

dues paid members

2,000

total service hours

662.25 service hours earned so far! That's 30% our goal!

$1,500

raised for PTP So far, we have been able to raise $31.13 for the Pediatric Trauma Program! We'll be having more fundraiser events in the future! Let's work hard to keep donating to a good cause!

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pediatric trauma program

PTp donations. what is United States.The mission of the ptp? program is to develop local projects

PTP stands for the Pediatric Trauma program. Pediatric trauma remains the leading cause of death and injury among children ages 14 and under in the

which will reduce the number of children who are killed or injured by trauma, ensuring all children live happy, healthy and safe lives.

By donating, PTP is able to improve the outcomes for children who experience pediatric trauma by providing grants to partner hospitals, which enable them to reach out to their communities with educational materials, safety equipment and information on childhood trauma prevention.

So basically, donations raised from club and division fundraisers are used to help fund hospitals and medical equipment!

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children's miracle network. did you know?

62 Children enter a CMN Hospital every minute.

1 in 10

Children's Miracle Network (CMN) Hospitals is a North American non-profit organization that raises funds for children's hospitals, medical research, and community awareness of children's health issues.

Children in North America are treated by a CMN Hospital each year.

32 million Patients visits are provided for 10 million kids every year by CMN Hospitals.

however, these are People like volunteers! Like our Key Clubbers who are helping not just numbers, these kids in our community by these are people! creating goals and earning money from fundraisers to donate!

for more info, visit: childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org

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recognition.

thank you!

Club of the Month

grossmont

Member of the Month

rebecca do

Officer of the Month

shaye klingerman

Faculty Advisor of the Month

chamane shellstrom

Kiwanis Advisor of the Month

olivia mercado 09

event recaps.

October dcm The monthly DCM was held on October, Saturday 17 at 1 pm on Google Meets.

Division Council Meetings provides clubs a meeting place to give monthly club reports and refresh on Key Club goals and projects.

Thank you to everyone who attended the DCM, we appreciate your time!

> bonus!

Our LTG, Kathleen Nguyen, was dared to sit in an ice bath (dared from the winning club of Service Week Competition), so she held a Q&A during this DCM while sitting in an icy bath!

> bonus!

However, the ice bath actually turned warm because it was not set up correctly... sorry for the disappointment Peacocks! (don't worry, I was disappointed as well - news editor)

PTP week The district held a week long event to raise awareness for Pediatric Trauma Program!

From 10/12 - 10/16, Key Clubbers were able to participate in online activities. > mental health monday > thank you thursday > tiny tuesday > fundraising friday > wholesome wednesday

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Park clean up Grossmont Key Club held a cleanup event at Mission Bay Park, where they were able to help maintain a clean and healthy environment for everyone at the beach to enjoy. Everyone who was there was required to wear a face cover or mask and stay at least six feet apart from each other. Not only was it an event to help clean the environment, but they were also able to acquaint and introduce themselves with new members!

> bonus!

Thank you Jeffery Do for sending in the entire commercial transcript of the McDonalds Travis Scott burger for Articles & Visuals! We appreciate your hard work!

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contact

information.

Kathleen Kathleen Nguyen Nguyen lieutenant governor d31.cnhkc.ltg@ gmail.com

Faith Bulone

executive assistant d31.ea02@gmail.com

Claire Tran

executive assistant d31.ea01@gmail.com

Honor Nguyen

Brenda Doan

spirit coordinator d31.cnhkc.sc@ gmail.com

@d31peacocks

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division news editor d31.cnhkc.dne@ gmail.com

Sneha Shrestha spirit coordinator

thanks for reading; see you next month!

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