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The Millburn
Official Newsletter of Millburn High School Key Club/ NJ Division 15 3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-0204
CONTENTS
PAGE 2 CHILDREN’S SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL PAGE 3 INTERDIVISIONAL VOLLEYBALL GAME PAGE 4 MEMBERS OF THE MONTH PAGE 5 UPCOMING DELUXE BROWNIE SALE PAGE 6 UPCOMING EVENTS
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Key
Children’s Specialized Hospital By: Ashley Linehan
One out of every 12 children and teenagers has a mental or physical disability in the United States. That totals to around 5.2 million, struggling to carry out daily tasks because of the diseases and illnesses that were forced upon them. Children’s Specialized Hospital (CSH) is a provider of pediatric rehabilitation services in New Jersey that treats 20,000 of these children, affected by brain injury, spinal chord dysfunction and injury, premature birth, autism, developmental delays, and life-changing illnesses each year. It provides skilled doctors and therapists who work to make a true difference in the lives of children with special needs. Such an organization that functions solely to help children in our communities reach their full potential deserves our support. We can help to promote the efforts by this organization, as well as the children in its facilities by making monetary donations that can be used to provide desperately needed therapy services, art and educational tools, and beyond, giving them more personal gifts, like the holiday cards that many of you were involved in making last month, or even volunteering to go help the workers and interact with these children. I hope to see you all make some kind of effort, however small, this service year, to support the Children’s Specialized Hospital and the children it cares for.
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Interdivisional Volleyball Game By: Tori Sonz
The First Annual Key Club Inter-divisional Volleyball game was held on Friday, December 12, 2014. The Millburn Key Club created and hosted this event. The games were hosted in the Millburn High School main gym. A small fee of $5 allowed people to either take
part in the games or
watch and support
those who were playing.
The Inter-divisional Vol-
leyball game helped
raise money for
“Eliminate”, an organiza-
tion created by Key
Club International and
UNICEF to eliminate ma-
ternal and neonatal teta-
nus. Aside from raising
money, the participants
were able to meet some of the other key club divisions, and created bonds as well. The event was a success, especially for it being only its first year. Aside from the games, raffle tickets, pizza, and baked goods were for sale. Several people from Summit High School came and took part in the volleyball games. Overall, the InterDIvisional Volleyball games were a lot of fun and are absolutely in the running for next year’s round of Key Club events.
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Members of the Month By: Nikita Verma
Deanne Ferro demonstrated her commitment to the club this month through various actions. Firstly, she proposed a new idea for the club to collect boxes of useful items for people less fortunate over the holiday season. She thoughtfully planned this and reached out to many members of the club to help gain support. Keep up the good work Deanne!
Aliza Silverman has shown great dedication in her work being a committee head for bake sales. Bake sales are a high responsibility event that happen quite often, and are an underrated source of revenue for Key Club. Being the committee head and managing such an event takes commitment and dedication. Thanks for being such an excellent leader Aliza!
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Deluxe Brownie Sale By: Nikita Verma A major upcoming event for Millburn High School Key Club is the Deluxe brownie sale, and we need YOUR help to make it successful. This new fundraiser is going to take a lot of planning and support from the Keyclubbers. We need volunteers to bring in ingredients, to help sell orders, and to make the Deluxe Brownies. I know that with the help of the Keyclubbers, we can make this fund raiser successful!!
CONTACT YOUR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS!!! President Evanie Anglade (973) 309-0325 evanieluvdog4@gmail.com
Vice President Uma Sarwadnya (908) 566-2874 smintala@gmail.com
Webmaster Sarah Park (973) 337-9172 Sarahpark97@gmail.com
Recording Secretary Olivia Estes (973) 908-1558 fullmetalalchemist5@yahoo.com
Corresponding Secretary Leonard Santos (973) 557-6256 leonardjsantos@gmail.com
Webmaster Shannon Peng 973) 722-0758
Treasurer Lily Jacobs (973) 641-8940 Liljac60@gmail.com
Editor Nikita Verma (973)-652-3717 nikitalillyverma@yahoo.com
Advisor Mr. Cooperman Neil.cooperman@millburn.org
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shannonxpassion@gmail.com
LTG Darren Khong (973) 508-8448 dak71497@aol.com
Advisor Mrs.Nevola brigette.nevola@millburn.org
JANUARY 2015
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Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 New Eyes for the Needy
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3 Read and Lead
4 Good Neighbors
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6 MSP– Graduation
7 Winston Tutoring
8 New Eyes for the Needy
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10 Chess Tournament
11 Good Neighbors
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13 General meeting
14 Winston Tutoring
15 New Eyes for the Needy
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17 Read and Lead CSH visit
18 Good Neighbors
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20 General meeting
21 Winston Tutoring
22 New Eyes for the Needy
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24 Read and Lead
25 Good Neighbors
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28 Winston Tutoring
29 New Eyes for the Needy
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31 Read and Lead
No general meeting due to midterms
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