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September 2019 Waiakea High Key Club | D22 Makai | Region 18 | CNH
Contents Club Goals - 2 Editor & President Messages - 3-4 Reminders - 5 Upcoming Projects - 6 Project Recap - 7-10 Meet the Executive Board - 11 Division Social Media - 12 Division, District, and International Updates 13 Kiwanis Family - 14 Contact - 15
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Club Goals ● ● ● ● ●
Improve communication Better projects Increase meeting attendance More socials Increase of members attaining awards (Un-BEE-lievable & MRP)
Check out our club website and instagram! @WaiakeaKeyClub sites.google.com/site/ waiakeahighkeyclub
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Editor’s Message Hey Everyone! If you’re reading this newsletter, I appreciate you. I know that my readers per month from the club are low so please share this newsletter. As we approach November and December, the Division is looking at Conclave, the election of our new Lieutenant Governor. If you or someone you know are interested in running for LTG please let a Division Team member for the Big Island that would be myself or Jonathan Okamura (from Hilo High) and we can give you more information.
Carina Cook 2019-20 Club Webmaster & Bulletin Editor & Division Assistant
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President’s Message Hey, Key Clubbers! Thank you to everyone that went to RTC that made it fun and memorable! Just a reminder that HCON is in April and if you want to go please be in a top shape member. This means that you have made more than 50 hours, chaired a project, and have a good attitude at projects! You still have time, so if you are interested in going show us that YOU deserve to go! Thank you to everyone that helped with all the project this month! Don’t forget to continue serving your home, school and community! Sincerely, Iolani Mangoba Key Club President 4
Reminders ❏ Wear a Key Club shirt to meetings for 0.5 hours ❏ Make 7 hours per month ❏ Service to home: turn in form to Sydney Ueda and Lisa Miyazaki within a week of service. Limit 2 hours per month ❏ Food Basket donations: 3 items = 0.5 hours. Limit 4 hours per month. ❏ Hygiene drive: 4 items = 0.5 hours Chairpersons: ❏ Fill out PRFs by a week after the project ❏ Send reminder texts before 8:30pm the day prior to the project
Convention/Trainings ❏ District Convention - March 13-15 2019 @ Grand Sierra Resort (Reno, Nevada) ❏ Hawaii Convention - April 3-5 2020 @ Sheraton Keauhou (Kona)
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Upcoming Projects ❏ East Hawaii Legislation Forum ❏ Oct 3 @ Aunty Sally’s, 6-7:30pm)
❏ Canned Goods Packing ❏ Oct 3 @ Satos, after school
❏ Special Olympics Basketball ❏ Oct 5 @ UHH Gym 7:30am-3pm
❏ Beach Clean-Up ❏ Oct 8 @ Kealoha/4 Miles, 9am-12pm
❏ Football Stadium Clean-Up ❏ Oct 12 @ WHS Stadium
❏ Pumpkin Patch Set-Up ❏ Oct 19 @ WHS Gym, 12pm-done
❏ Pumpkin Patch ❏ Oct 20 @ WHS Gym
❏ Disaster Simulation ❏ Oct 25 @ Airport runway, 8am-2pm
❏ WES Trunk or Treat ❏ Oct 25 @ WES, 5:30pm-7:30pm
❏ Panaewa Zoo Clean-Up ❏ Oct 26 @ Panaewa Zoo, 9am-12pm
❏ Afterschool concession ❏ Oct 28, 29, 30, 31 after school
❏ Prince Kuhio Plaza Halloween ❏ Oct 31 @ Prince Kuhio Plaza 5pm-7pm
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Project Recap Fall Rally Kapiolani Elementary School Health and Wellness Fair
Waiakea Elementary School Ice Cream Jam
Ladies’ Night Out
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Fall Rally
Photo Credit: Jonathan Okamura
September 1, 2019 At Fall Rally, which took place at Region Training Conference, our club participated in several activities to raise money for Pediatric Trauma Program. During the advisor auction, we bought our advisor, who gave us an advantage during the games. We then chose people from our club for each game, and they did their best to beat the other clubs in things like lego construction, q-tip darts, and web toss. All the money from the advisor auction went towards PTP, and overall it was extremely successful
- Emily Sakamoto
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Kapiolani Elementary School H ealth and Wellness Fair
September 26, 2019
The Kapiolani Elementary School Health and Wellness Fair was a success. The many people that came learned about healthy eating, exercise, car safety, and even CPR. The Key Club members that attended this project assisted with activities such as: a smoothie bike, Zumba, and serving healthy snacks and sandwiches. The main purpose for this fair was to encourage parents and their children to maintain healthy lifestyles. It was fun to watch how the Kapiolani students participated in the many activities that were there. I hope to do more projects like this in the future. - Taylor Evangelista
Waiakea Elementary School Ice Cream Jam
Photo credit: Tia Teramoto
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Ladies’ Night Out
Photo credit: Blaize Wakakuwa
September 27, 2019
On September 27, 2019, Waiakea High School Key Club helped with the Ladies’ Night Out event at Edith Kanakaole Stadium. Ladies’ Night Out is an event for women who have gone through tragedies, for them to have an enjoyable night. Key Clubbers were split into three groups, one helped prepare the food, another served food in a line, and another walked around the stadium serving food to volunteers. Overall, it was a success and we were able to serve everyone who attended. - Tyren Ignacio
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Meet the Executive Board Social Chairs Dakota Brigado-Tavares and Blaize Wakakuwa Our club social chairs work to plan and organize several socials for our club throughout the year. Socials throughout the year include Connect the K’s, officer induction/beginning of the year social, and a Christmas social. Socials are a fun way for members of our club to get to know each other and to interact with other members of the Kiwanis family.
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Division Newsletter/ Social Media
https://issuu.com/22makaieditor/do cs/_d22m_dnews_10_1920 D22makai. weebly.com
@D22Makai
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Division, District & International Updates
Division:
★ If anyone is interested in running for Lieutenant Governer for the 2020-21 term, let a Division Team member (for the Big Island Carina Cook or Jonathan Okamura) or let LTG Kainalu know
District:
★ DCON 2020 is on March 13-17, 2020 @ The Grand Sierra Resort in Reno ★ The October Spotlight on Service Program focus is UNICEF
International:
★ ICON 2020 will be held in San Francisco, California
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Get To Know the Kiwanis Family!
https://minndakkeyclub.org/kiwanis-family
This month, K-Family projects include: Disaster Simulation (Oct 25) Panaewa Zoo Clean-up (Oct 26) DCM (Oct 27) 14
Club & Division Leadership Club Officers
Advisors
President | Iolani Mangoba
Faculty Advisor |Kari Sato
V.P. of Membership | Lisa Miyazaki
Faculty Advisor |Ishael Shaw-Demello
V.P. of Communication | Thane Todd
Kiwanis Advisor | Justin Tabilang
Secretary | Sydney Ueda
Kiwanis Advisor | Kelsey Nakamura
Treasurer | Emily Sakamoto Webmaster/Bulletin Editor | Carina Cook Historian | Mikaela Durch Sergeant at Arms | Deylan Okinaka Senior Board Director| Taylor Evangelista Junior Board Director| Sadie Wakida Sophomore Board Director| Sarah Fukumura-Sawada Freshmen Board Director| Mia Tulang
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Division Leadership Team LTG | Kainalu Yoshida (King Kekaulike) Division Assistant| Carina Cook (Waiakea) Division Assistant| Dalson Kua (Kauai Division News Editor| Estin Tantisira (King Kekaulike) Division MRP Coordinator| Allyson Casasola (Kauai) Division Tech Coordinator|Johnathon Okamura (Hilo) Division MDEF Coordinator|Ryleigh Hernando (Kauai)
Thank you for reading!