February Newsletter l Volume 8 l Issue 10

Division 34 North Region 17 CA- Nev-Ha

The Banana Chronicles February Volume 8 Issue 10

Table of Contents

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Messages

Division Goals

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Banana Points

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Articles and Visuals

Amazing Apes

LTG Elect

District Newsletter

club summaries

upcoming events & birthdays

Challenge recognition

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Division Newsletter Editor 1

Happy February!

How are you all?? Hopefully your first month in 2021 was a good one, and that your 2021 started off on the right foot. Remember, it is okay if you have felt unmotivated this month. You still have a whole 11 months to accomplish your goals. Remember to take care of yourselves and to take the time for self-care. I know personally that January is always the hardest month, but I promise February will be better <3 With February also comes the month where District contests are due! District contests are due in 16 days, so I would highly recommend you get started on those applications as soon as possible.

This would be a great way to receive the recognition that you all deserve, as I know you all have worked extremely hard this term.

Keep up the hard work and dedication as it doesn’t go unnoticed. We all appreciate every single one of you for your participation in fundraisers and events. This month, we have many events lined up so stay tuned and follow us on Instagram to keep up with all the updates!

As usual, don’t forget to turn in your challenges on time as the term is about to end. Participating in the newsletter challenges can really benefit your club, as many of the clubs are very close in numbers. Please let me know if you have any questions, suggestions, or just need someone to talk to :)) Okay, peace out for now and enjoy this month’s newsletter!

Thanks,

Amber Chia

Amber Chia Division Newsletter Editor amberchia1212@gmail.com

DNE Challenge: What did you eat for Breakfast, lunch, and dinner yesterday?

Aloha, Aqua Apes! As we slowly start to reach the end of the 2021-2022 term, I have two quick tips to share to make sure we end the term off strong. First is to make sure you and as many of your friends as possible are DUES PAID! There are so many benefits to being dues paid, such as voting in your club elections, scholarships for Seniors, applying for contests, and more!

Speaking of contests, there are so many that Key Clubbers of all experience levels can apply for. There are contests for members, officers, clubs, and even advisors! By applying for these contests, you can receive recognition on the District level, which consists of Key Clubs from all over California, Nevada, and Hawaii. For more information, please go to cnhkeyclub.org under the Recognition tab, then under Contests.

Lastly, please remember to prioritize your physical and mental health during this time. I know many of us are experiencing high levels of stress and/or burnout, so please don’t hesitate to reach out to myself or friends for help. We’re all going through a tough time and the best that we can do is to be here for each other. I care so much about each of you and I hope you know that you can always find a family within our Division. <3

Reaching for the stars of service,

Kristen Carpio Kristen Carpio Lieutenant Governor d34n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

LTG Challenge: List 5 good things that’s happened to you this past week!

Lieutenant Governor

Aloha, Aqua Apes!

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Division Secretary

Hey guys!

The first month of 2021 has been completed, congratulations you made it though! I hope you checked off some new years resolutions already, if not it’s fine you still have the whole year ahead of you. Thank you so much for attending our past events. I hope you enjoyed the service week and got boba from our past fundraiser. Also, a reminder that distinguished e-profiles are due this month, and if you are applying good luck, I know you got this!

Congratulations to our LTG elect, I know you guys are in good hands. It’s crazy that’s it’s already February, so let’s make the last few months the best of this term. Also, elections may have started in your own home club, and if you are not an officer already, I highly encourage you to run. Anyways, I can not express in words how amazing you guys have been this past term, thank you for my last year ape-tastic, and remember you can reach out to me about literally anything :)

-Anni Zhang

Executive Assistant

Anni Zhang Division Secretary whs.kc.azhang@gmail.com

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Hello Key Clubbers!

Wow, the term is coming to an end soon! It has been an amazing term serving you guys and no we are in the process of preparing for a new and another amazing term with D34N! This past month we had a lot of service events and fundraisers including our Bobabia fundraiser and our weekend of service. As always if you have any questions are just wanna talk feel free to contact me <3 I hope you have an amazing day and keep shining!

- Sanjna Sood Sanjna Sood Executive Assistant sanjna1sood@gmail.com

Congratulations on making it through the first month of 2021! There were definitely a lot of ups and downs but you got through it and I couldn’t be prouder :) Hopefully you were able to enjoy some boba from our fundraisers last month! If you haven’t already, I highly recommend you start your e-portfolios and applications for Distinguished, and you can always reach out to me if you need any help! Also, even though the district on-time dues deadline has passed, recruitment doesn’t stop; you can still pay your dues at any time! I want to say a big thank you to all of you attending events and remaining active. Your dedication to Key Club doesn’t go unnoticed or unappreciated! Members are the foundation and glue of Key Club, so without your efforts we wouldn’t be here making such a big impact!! Happy Lunar New Year to anyone who celebrates and good luck with the rest of the semester!

Executive Assistant

What’s up Aqua Apes?

-Courtney Tai

Courtney Tai Executive Assistant ahskc.pres@gmail.com

Hope that the new year is off to a good start for you all! I hope you all enjoyed our events such as our weekend of service and of course conclave. As this is the beginning of the end of the term, it would be a great chance to recognize our hard work throughout this term. What better way to do that than applying for our distinguished and outstanding awards, which I hope you have started.

Continue serving our community as we are so close to our service hours goal and I look forward to seeing all of you at future division events. Keep on recruiting members for your clubs! Let’s reach some goals by increasing our dues paid membership and continue engaging with all of our members. Of course if you would like any help with your E-Portfolio or have any questions, feel free to reach out as I’m always happy to help.

- Landon Lee

Landon Lee Executive Assistant landon.lee@gmail.com

Executive Assistant

Hey Aqua Apes!

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D34N Card Making On December 18th, 2020, I attended a Division wide service event where I made scarves and cards, hosted by Jefferson and Carlmont Key Club. I thought it was pretty cool that there were two parts of the event and you were able to do one or the other. I decided to do both. During the card making portion, I made cards dedicated to seniors who needed a smile. It was a pretty fun experience since I got to decorate the card and make it look polished. Additionally, it feels rewarding that someone else who needs a smile will be getting my card. For the knitting portion, I would say that it might be my most memorable service event since it is unique from the other online service events I attended in the past. Luckly, I knew how to knit, so I had no problem making more than one scarf. Overall, this service event was a fun experience and would like to see more of these in the future.

Sean Sygaco Jefferson

I had a great time at the holiday Card making and scarf knitting collab service event hosted

by Carlmont Key Club and Jefferson Key Club. During the event, we made holiday cards for senior citizens and scarves for the homeless. We spent 30 minutes making holiday cards and for participants that had yarn were able to make scarves. This was a great experience for me because I didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know how to finger knit, but learned how to! Overall, I had a bunch a fun and I hope to see more service events like this in the future!!

Irene Lee Westmoor

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g and Scarf Knitting Holiday Card Making x Scarf Knitting was a cheerful, festive division-wide service event hosted by Jefferson and Carlmont. Decorating cards with holiday and winter illustrations and writing cheerful messages in the cards was enjoyable. It was nice to know that seniors at the Reunion Court of Kingwood and the Grace Care Center of Cypress would receive my cards and perhaps smile at the wintry illustration and the holiday wishes. After the Holiday Card Making segment of the event, we finger-knitted colorful scarves for Warm Up Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Rescue Mission of Salt Lake City project. We listened to joyful holiday music throughout the event, and I appreciated the opportunity to volunteer on my first day of winter break! :D Georgie Rauls Carlmont

During the Cards and Scarves event, we wrote holiday cards for seniors in nursing homes and knitted scarves to send to the Warm Up America! Foundation. The first portion of the event was dedicated to card making. I completed one card, in which I wished the reader happy holidays and decorated by drawing holiday-themed scenery. For the rest of the event, Key Clubbers either continued to make cards or moved on to scarves. I was one of the participants who began knitting, and I was able to finish a scarf by the end of the event. The finger knitting process is simple and fun, so I was motivated to finger knit scarves and hats on my own time. Overall, the Cards and Scarves event was very enjoyable, and I look forward to taking part in future service events.

Gaelle Djingueuzian Aragon

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Division Bake-a -Thon At the Bake-A-Thon event, our division bonded during the holidays and made many delicious baked goods. They showed us several recipes including sugar cookies, brownies, and gingerbread cookies. This was my first time baking and we all laughed together at how we were doing while baking, whether we were doing good or struggled. Luis shared many holiday puns that were totally funny and not cringe. This event was a good way to wrap up this year and share some holiday spirit with our division.

John Hillyard Aragon

Attending the Bake-A-Thon was one of my best quarantine decisions. It brought immense entertainment and joy in these lonely times at home. I learned so much about my fellow Key Clubbers and bonded with my home club officers. While not everyone baked, some made delicious brownies and cookies! One of my favorite parts was a short joke & riddle-off! This event really highlighted different ways we’re all adapting to virtual life and showed a fun way we can still “meet” and talk about how some of us can’t swim or bake!

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Beth Yeung Aragon

Warm-Up America was a fun and relaxing event that I enjoyed greatly. The service event followed the weekly Wednesday key club meeting and consists of hand knitting scarves to donate to the Rescue Mission of Salt Lake City. The Rescue Mission of Salt Lake City was created by a foundation called â&#x20AC;&#x153;Warm Up Americaâ&#x20AC;? where their job is to provide scarves, hats, and blankets for people in order to keep them warm. We focused on scarves for this service event. During the event, members learned how to hand-knit scarves and the pattern being taught was pretty simple. While knitting the scarves, I found myself having a lot of fun just seeing what the scarf would look like. I would definitely do it again since it is so easy and knowing that my scarf would be helping someone in need was reason enough to keep knitting.

Overall the event was very rewarding since I got to learn a new skill and use it to help others!

Madeline Chu Carlmont

Warm Up America

Carlmont

This event was extremely relaxing to do, and the completion of it went right as scheduled. I used about half a roll of yarn to make two 5-foot long finger-knitted scarves and attached them together using a single strand of yarn woven through intermittent loops. This was definitely a new experience for me because I had never finger-knitted before, but I found the instructions simple to follow and was able to knit rather quickly. It was also fun to compare scarf lengths and colors in breakout rooms, and I absolutely loved the music played during the event (it was a mix of lofi and pop). In the end, I was able to drive my scarf up to our club dropbox, and I hope it is given to and used by someone in need of a little extra warmth this winter season.

Maya Kornyeyeva Carlmont

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D34 December DCM The December DCM was very informative and perfect for the holidays. It was amazing to see people from both D34N and D34S. Many people had a Charlie Brown background on their Zoom camera, which made the event feel very festive. We had a fun little game where we had to guess Christmas songs. Afterwards, we had three presentations that we could attend: “Member Recognition and Retention”, “Maximizing Your Online Key Club Experience”, and “Gift Giving 101”. As a person who struggles to find gifts for people, I found the gift giving presentation to be very helpful. Overall, I’m grateful for the effort put into this DCM to make it fun and festive!

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Darren Chen Westmoor

The D34 December DCM was a Charlie Brown themed holiday event that members from both divisions could attend, which made it a great opportunity to meet others interested in Key Club and attend various activities with them. During this event, there were several workshops that attendees could choose from: Gift Giving 101, Maximizing Your Online Key Club Experience, and Member Recognition and Retention. I found that the two I attended were extremely informative and well structured, with slideshows that were not overcrowded with information and presenters that were constantly engaged and eager to teach others. Additionally, the main service event that earned members a half-hour of service was the Macy’s and Make-aWish Letters to Santa. I really enjoyed this service event since the online e-cards were very customizable and made me nostalgic for the holidays of my childhood when I would write a letter to Santa every year and mail it through Macy’s Mailbox to the North Pole. All in all, I found this year’s December DCM to be a cheerful and festive experience that brightened up my day and got me into the holiday spirit with its many joyous activities and the kind people that attended the event.

Katarina Povinec Carlmont Key Club

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amazing a p e s AMAZING APES

Member of the Month

Athena Ramoran (Jefferson) Although Athena is a new member, she has been consistently attending both meetings and division-wide events. She has a drive for Key Club and is very passionate about service.

Despite not being an officer, she was able to help out with a crucial part of our crewneck fundraiser by having her family help us out with printing!

Officer of the Month

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Britney Fong (Carlmont) Britney is an extremely consistent individual. Her skills as a secretary have kept our clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hours well-organized, and she has also been involved with a variety of other parts of the club. She has hosted two service events and attends most of the events and activities created by our club/division.

DNE Challenge: What is something that is underrated?

Advisor of the Month

Martin Mannsman (Mills) Martin is always willing to attend and participate in division events. He regularly supports our fundraisers and is always willing to help out and be there.

He does a great job supporting his clubs by checking in with them to make sure that theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re well.

Club of the Month

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln has been very active despite being a newly chartered club. They have great attendance at general meetings and their members are very engaged and connected through platforms such as Google Classroom. They partake in division events and have even taken the initiative to host an interclub with Lowell this month.

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Division Goals Service Hours 8,042.75 hours served 11,000 hours wanted Top 3

Jefferson

1380.88 hours

Carlmont 2976.97 hours

funds raised raised $863.30 wanted $6,000 13

Aragon

999.05 hours

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Congrats to our LTG Elect

Courtney Tai!

Congratulations Courtney, my daughter!! I am so so proud of how far you’ve come in Key Club, and I cannot wait for your term as LTG. I know that you will do such an amazing job, and just know that I will always be there for you. Love you!!

- Kristen Carpio

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COURTNEY TAI!!! Big congrats to you for being elected as our next LTG! I’m super excited to see all that you will achieve next term!! Congrats again :3

- Michelle Li

hey Courtney! I’m so excited for what you have in store as our next LTG and I wouldn’t pick anyone else over you to serve us. Becoming executive assistants together could be one of the best things to ever happen and it was so nice being able to work with you this term. We’ve made so many memories and I’m looking forward to making more with you in the future :))

Congratulations Miss Court! Your presence & dedication, despite being in virtual boxes this term, is so present in every zoom room I’ve been apart of that I can’t imagine what our team would do without you. It’s been the loveliest term working with you & I cannot wait to see you champion so many different projects as LTG. I hope for the 21-22 term, someone can make you sign a contract to not always play Harry Styles & Shawn Mendes in Zooms <3

- Landon Lee

- Lisa Ngyuen

Congrats on Lieutenant Governor Courtney!!

I’m really excited to see what you do next year for our division! Working with you as an EA was amazing so next term is sure to be even better!

- Sanjna Sood Congratulations Courtney! Our division is so lucky to have you as our LTG elect!! I am extrmeley excited to see what you will do next term and the plans you have. Good luck :))

- Amber Chia I’ve known Courtney since our freshmen year and our friendship has only grown because of Key Club. From being our club treasurer to LTG elect, I am so so honored to call her one of my best friends and continue onward with our Key Club journey together. Words cannot express how excited I am for her plans next term and I KNOW she’ll take our division to new heights! Congratulations Lil Tai <3

- Crystal Chu Hi Courtney! Congrats becoming the ltg elect. You’ve been a great ea this year and a fun and lively person to be around.

Good luck next term!

-Alekz Alberto

- Anni Zhang Congrats Courtney! Thanks for always being so supportive to all of us in the DLT and being so passionate about Key Club. You always find a way to make Spirit Committee meetings and service events fun! I know you’ll do great next year and continue to make Key Club a better place for everyone; I’m really proud of you and D34N is so glad to have you :)

- Hunter Black Congratulations Courtney! You are such a dedicated individual and I know that you will be successful in all your ventures in the upcoming year. Best of luck as LTG for the upcoming term, I can’t wait to see what great things you will accomplish!

- Maya Kornyeyeva

Hey Courtney, Congrats on becoming the LTG Elect! I’m so happy for you. I honestly can’t see anyone more perfect for this position. I know you are going to do wonderful things for the division!

- Anna Abelgas Courtney Tai, where to start. You are such an amazing and spirited person. I know that the future ahead of you will be filled with many successes and any dips will be met with that special fire I see in you. I know you will defeat any obstacle that comes your way.

Working with you has truly been special I know you will make a great LTG congratulations!

- Luis Solidum

Congratulations Courtney! I’m so proud of you! I know you’ll do amazing things for the division next year :) Make sure to take time for yourself too and don’t stress too much!!

- May Cho

Congratulations Courtney!!! I know with you D34N is in good hands. Your dedication and hard work shine through everything you do, and you are such an inspiration to me and everyone else. Our ape-tastic division would go bee-yond expectations with your leadership and I can’t wait to see

love, 2020-2021 DLT16

Made by PR Coordinator Michelle Li

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Club Summary Aragon:

For the month of January, Aragon has continued to host weekly meetings after school on Fridays. Our officer board has worked alongside the Service & Fundraising Committee to host the Urban Ritual Boba Fundraiser. We have started to introduce an incentive program for our members where they have to reach a certain amount of service hours and attend club meetings for a prize at the end of the term. We have also attended the Service Weekend event which was a lot of fun. As of right now we are just prepping for elections.

Carlmont:

- Anna Abelgas

Over the past month of December Carlmont has been hosting weekly club meetings with social or service events attached such as our Warm Up America scarf-knitting event. We also co-hosted this event with Jefferson as a Division service event. We also had on-going monthly events such as Comfort Calls to the San Carlos Adult Community Center and Charity Miles which were both very successful! We loved participating in the division’s gift exchange and all their other events and we’re excitedly preparing for elections and currently encouraging members to run for club, division, and district positions :)

El Camino:

- Ashley Zheng

During the month of December, our club relaxed club activity to allow for members to enjoy their Winter Break. There were some club meetings during the break, but they weren’t mandatory and were really quick. Our weekly food distributions were put on halt for a little bit because of the stay at home order issued midway through December. However, as 2021 started, they are up and running again. Since December was a chance to relax and take a break, January will be when our club will pick up the pace again.

Hillsdale:

- Alex Quemuel

This past month we finished off the semester with one final meeting before finals week. We had members attending division wide events like the Cards x Scarves project and Bake-aThon. We have started planning to host our first division wide service project for this upcoming month and are working to prepare for it. We’ve also been talking more about fundraisers we could do and the process to organize one. Lastly, we’re preparing for our school’s Spring club fair day and are hoping to gain people’s interest and gain new members.

- Gwendolyn Arzaga 19

Jefferson: With Finals Week and Winter Break, December was a pretty quiet month for Jefferson Key Club. Nevertheless, we still found ways to volunteer and participate in service in our spare time. Given that it was Christmas, our members also enjoyed a month full of festive social events and gatherings just to hang out and spend time with other members from around the division. Despite the fact that our numbers will now go down every month, given that we now only have 24 dues-paid members we can report on in our monthly MRF tabs, our club collectively will continue to work hard, regardless of membership status. Jefferson Key Club will continue to foster a welcoming environment that will allow for any level of commitment to volunteering. We have enjoyed our holidays and Winter Break, and are now ready to take on a new year of service opportunities!

Lincoln

- Alex Cada

Throughout the new year, the board and I have constantly updated the members about big events such as Conclave, Weekend of Service, etc. One of the highlights from this month is that when we told them about the Bobabia Fundraise, we were excited to hear that some members went and supported the fundraiser! We are also grateful that we got to host an interclub with Lowell centered around writing Thank You Cards for Troops. Overall, it was a great first interclub - the board and I all agreed that we wanted to partner with other schools and host more events for the members of our club(and as of right now, more are on the way!) We are all looking forward to the best as we continue to stabilize and adjust into the wonderful environment at Key Club.

Lowell:

- Joanne Yen

During the month of December, Lowell participated in division-wide events such as the December DCM, productivity sessions, and Holiday Card Making + Scarf Knitting. We participated in acts of service such as Macyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Letter Writing and Free Rice. With Free Rice we held a contest over Winter Break where the top three members on the leaderboard would receive drinks of their choice. Many of our members also attended the Candidate Training Conference and Elections Webinar within the last month to learn more about the leadership opportunities within Key. Moving forward, we are set to release a fundraiser around mid January and we will also be having an interclub with Lincoln where we will be writing cards for troops. Alongside the announcement of Conclave, we will be releasing more information about our own club elections in our next few meetings, and elections will take place around early-mid February.

Notre Dame:

- Jasmine Bao

Throughout December, NDB Key Club continued with our bi-weekly meeting schedule, but due to finals week, we had a pretty laid back month in terms of club level service projects. To allow for finals prep and studying, we only met once. However, we continued attending Division Events including Holiday-a-Thon/December DCM and Cards and Scarves. Because December was such a calm month for us, we planned to focus on increasing our service throughout January; our meetings will still include a 1-hour service opportunity at the end. We plan to continue with this as well as attend Division Events throughout the month, and look forward to continue serving!

- Alyssa Enriquez

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San Mateo:

Throughout the month of December San Mateo Key Club took a bit of a break for the month. In the beginning of the month we had a successful club meeting but then our officer board made the decision to pause meetings for the rest of the month due to dead week, finals week, and then winter break. Even though meetings were paused, we still didn’t stop promoting many of the events that were going on in December such as the two productivity sessions, the numerous socials, and all the service projects. Additionally, our officer board started planning the upcoming semester.

Sequoia:

-Danielle Richards

For the month of December, Sequoia’s Key Club had its final meeting of the year as our members prepared themselves for finals week. We heard back as well as reached out to organizations we are hoping to partner with. We plan on doing park clean-ups, Valentine cards, and food bank distributions.

- Sharon Portillo

South San Francisco:

For the month of January, we have been attending different Division events such as MR Recognition and Graphics Workshop, and the Bobabia Fundraiser for PTP! We are excited for Conclave and we are getting delegates ready for Conclave as well! In preparation for the new term, we held an Officer Workshop for potential candidates in our club. We are also thinking about/planning for DCON 2021 and whether or not we are able to do so! We are also resuming Campus Gardening at school to plant native plants around the campus! We are excited for the month of February as we hold club elections, continue holding gardening events, attending Division events, and more! We hope that you guys have a great start to your year!

Westmoor:

- Caroline Narcisco

For the first month of 2021, we were planning and preparing for the next term. We are excited to have our interns and just seeing all the amazing work they have done. We can’t wait to see the leaders they would become. Shout out to Amy, Isabella, Jason, Nicole, and Timothy for being so amazing.

For elections and interviews we hope to conduct that starting this month, and finalize everything by the end of this month as well. We hope to plan more interclub, so if anyone is interested feel free to contact me. We also collaborated with other clubs in our school to create webinars to help all of our members make the best out of the new year. We are super excited and hope to end this better in the best way possible and make the most out of these last few months.

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- Anni Zhang

Thanks to...

Evan Yang (Aragon) Marcela Zaragoza (Aragon) Ashley Zheng (carlmont) Britney Fong (carlmont) Georgie Rauls (Carlmont) Lisa Ngyuen (Carlmont) Abigail Lee (Lowell) Adrianna Zheng (Lowell) April Lam (Lowell) Caroline Wu (Lowell) Catrin Jassynbayev (Lowell) Chelsea Yuen (Lowell) Christina Chan (Lowell) Grace Park (Lowell) Jasmine Kabiling (Lowell) James Chan (Lowell) Joey Chen (Lowell) Kathryn Xie (Lowell) Kim Gabriel (Lowell) Landon Lee (Lowell) Michelle Li (Lowell) William Paik (Lowell) Kaelyn Fung (Mills) Caroline Narciso (South City) Gael Lee (South City) Anni Zhang (Westmoor) Florence Thwe (Westmoor)

DNE LTG Challenges

For participating in the challenges :) How to Submit a Challenge: Participating in the Newsletter Challenges will give you an opportunity to earn banana points.

For every question answered, you will receive 5 banana points for your club!

1. Email your answers to me at d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com and CC Kristen at d34n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com.

2. Subject line: Month DNE/LTG Newsletter Challenges. ex. February DNE/ LTG Newsletter Challenges.

3. Answer the prompts! Answer lengths may vary as long as they answer the question.

Submissions are due by the last day of every month! Feel free to contact me with any questions you have! Have fun :)

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UPCOMING ING UPCOM EVENTS CMN Cards and Storytime

Florence Fang Asian Community Garden

Join us in making cards to send to CMN hospitals and creating storybook recording for kids at our division wide service event!

Help clean the Florence Fang Asian Community Garden in San Francisco at our in person division wide event! Spots are limited, so sign up as soon as possible :))

Date: Friday, February 5th, 2021 Time: 4:00 p.m - 5:30 p.m.

RSVP Link: bit.ly/CMNcards

Date: Saturday, March 6 & 20, 2021 Time: 10:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m.

RSVP Link: bit.ly/FFgarden

Tompkins Stairs Garden

Join us at our in person division wide service event in San Francisco! Help maintain the Tompkins Stairs Garden and hope to see you there!

Date: Saturday, February and March 6th, 2021 Time: 10:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m.

RSVP Link: bit.ly/tompkinsstairs

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Cool Tea Bar Fundraiser

Stop by Cool Tea Bar to participate in Lowellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fundraiser!

Show them this flyer (found on our instagram page as well) and 15% of proceeds will go to PTP!!

Date: Wednesday, February 10th, 2021 Time: 3:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m.

Website: bit.ly/coolteabar

* Stay updated with all our latest events by following our socials! Handles located on the back of the newsletter :))

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Birthdays

Wishing a Happy Birthday to...

Carolina Cuadros

Kaelyn Fung

Carlmont

Mills

2/8

Crystal Chu

Aragon

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Daniel Espinoza Weinberger

San Mateo 2/27

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Lieutenant Governor:

Kristen Carpio (NotreDame) phone: (650) 868-5301 email: d34n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

Executive Assistants:

Contacts

Courtney Tai (Aragon) phone: (650)-740-9749 email: ahskc.pres@gmail.com Landon (Lowell) phone:Lee(415) 830-6688 email: landon.lee@gmail.com Sanjna Sood (Carlmont) phone: (650) 862-4993 email: sanjna1sood@gmail.com

Division Newsletter Editor:

Amber Chia (Carlmont) phone: (650) 542-1383 email: d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com email: amberchia1212@gmail.com

Division Secretary:

Anni Zhang (Westmoor) phone:(415)770-8777 email: whs.kc.azhang@gmail.com

Public Relations Coordinator: Michelle Li (Lowell) phone: (415) 638-3030 email: michli0926@gmail.com

Service/Fundraising Coordinator:

Lisa Nguyen (Carlmont) phone: (650)- 454-7114 email: lisatnnguyen2003@gmail.com

Spirit Coordinator:

Luis Solidum (Jefferson) phone: (650) 425-0438 email: vp.jeffersonkeyclub@gmail.com

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Aragon:

Club Presidents Lowell:

Courtney Tai phone:650-740-9749 email: ahskc.pres@gmail.com

Burlingame: Johanna Lazaro phone:(650) 346-6844 email: johannamlazaro@gmail.com

Carlmont:

Ashley Zheng phone: (919) 537-1281 email: 799303@seq.org

El Camino:

Alex Quemuel phone: (415) 374-4945 email: alexexqu5120@gmail.com

Hillsdale: Gwen Arzaga phone: (650) 452-9904 email: gwendolyn.arzaga@gmail.com

Jefferson: Jessica Lam phone: (415)-699-4177 email: president.jeffersonkeyclub@gmail.com

Jasmine Bao phone: (415) 629-1733 email: jasbao777@gmail.com

Mills:

Serena Choi phone: (650) 680-6478 email: 22chois92@stu.smuhsd.org

Alyssa Enriquez phone: (650) 696-0853 email: aenriquez21@ndhsb.org

Saint Ignatius:

Luke McFadden phone: (415) 367-5670 email: mcfaddenluke99@gmail.com

San Mateo:

Danielle Richards phone: (650)-437-4735 email: danielle.r.258@gmail.com

Sequoia: Sharon Song phone: (650)-520-8682 email: 798754@seq.org

South San Francisco:

Lincoln:

Caroline Narciso phone: (650) 822-4121 email: ssfhskc.president@gmail.com

Joanne Yen phone: (415) 932-9791 email: joanneyenxx@gmail.com

Westmoor:

Anni Zhang phone: (415)770-8777 email: whs.kc.azhang@gmail.com

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