ROBO

UPDATE

YOU ARE UNBEELIEVABLY AMAZING

“Sometimes, you never

know the value of a

moment until it becomes

a memory”- Dr. Seuss

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LTG UPDATE

DCON EDITION

DCON 2014

RECOGNITION

ROBO POINTS

DIVISION NEWS

PANDA FLYER

CMN

CORE VALUES

CALENDAR

CONTACT

VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 8

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January 12, 2013, that was the day that I was elected to serve as your Lieutenant Governor at Conclave last year. Since then, my life and I have changed greatly and as I look back to last year, it has been one amazing ride, but it makes me happy that I’m not done yet. Although Conclave 2014 is coming up very fast and DCON 2014 is less than 100 days away, together we still have a lot of work ahead of us to leave our legacy this year! This past year, you have made me one of the proudest LTGs as I got to see so much division growth and leadership, and I know you will all go even further as the time goes by. I know sometimes you lose motivation to work, sometimes you get overwhelmed and sometimes you just don’t feel like trying. Whether it be with school or Key Club, I want you all to GIVE IT YOUR ALL. You have just one more full semester before summer break and… graduation for some of you. In that same way, we have less than 95 days to leave our legacy this year. Look back at all the hard work you have put forth into making your club grow, your community better, and to save lives. Do you really want to stop while the job is unfinished and look back regretting not giving it your all? I want you to be there with me at DCON, looking back proudly reflecting upon this term and smiling greatly because you were able to achieve every g o a l a n d m a k e a d i f f e r e n c e . With DCON coming up, we have a lot of work coming up: school approval, promotion, conclave, registration, payments, fundraising and so much more! Let’s end this term with a BANG!

With great care,

Prajwol Devkota D14/39 LTG 2013-2014

S O M E

G O L D E N

MOMENTS

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Hidden Message: So, how well do you read our newsletters? New year, new

challenges! This month’s Robo Update has a hidden message in one of the

articles or pictures! The first person to find and email/text/message it to me will

win 10 points for their home club! Look carefully and read everything, you

never know where it could be!

GOLDEN GOALS UPDATE: According to the latest records, our Division has

2,600 service hours which is extremely low from the goals which we would

have hoped to achieve so we are modifying our service goal to 5,000 by the

end of the year, let’s work hard to focus on service what Key Club is all about!

Key Club’s Got Talent allowed us to raise $100 for PTP and $200 for MNT so that

means we still need to raise $200 to reach our PTP goal and $800 for our MNT

goal! After this month, we will begin focus on STP, CMN, and MOD!

Starting this month we have to focus on getting members to attend District

Convention. Dues Reports show only 5 clubs have paid.

Challenge of the Month: This is like an extended

challenge that I want you to continue for the whole

year! ARE YOU UP FOR IT? Find yourself and empty jar,

a big one, and then get a bunch of index cards.

Everyday, starting January 1, I want you to write one

note of something good that happened that day

and for you to stick it in the jar, yes everyday! And

when your days are tough, just open up the jar and

read about all the good things in life to keep yourself

happy! When December 31, 2014 comes, take the

time to read everything and reflect on a golden year!

Submission Recognition: Thank you to 4 YC Key Clubbers for sending in visuals from completing last month’s challenge! You are all golden!

Officer Appreciation: Thank you club secretaries from our D14 clubs for getting their MRF submissions in! We are at 7/8, the highest in D14 history!

-Andrew Chang, D25E LTG

“Your Golden Ticket embodies the opportunities District Convention

provides. Key Club is the ticket for leaders across the globe to

develop leadership through service. It is not just the ticket for one

individual; it is the ticket for anyone. It is YOUR ticket. With this ticket,

Key Club members will be able to perform golden service and live

by the core values. To celebrate the legacy brought by the CNH

leaders, DCON 2014 will be YOUR GOLDEN TICKET.”

APRIL 11-13, 2014 Sacramento convention center

Registration: February 20, 2014: $178

Late Registration: March 15, 2014: $218

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46,000 members $150,000 for PTP 1,000,000 hours of service $5.40 per member for MNT

all makes. . .

1 GOLDEN YEAR

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DCON REGISTRATION Most school districts require approval for overnight trips and field trips so make sure you get in contact with your school principal to know what papers need to get filled out and how early they need to be turned in!

1. GET SCHOOL APPROVAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

2. STARTING WITH THE NEW SEMESTER PROMOTE DCON! Show the members you serve the Call to DCON Video, show them the District Convention Edition of the District Newsletter and MORE! There are so many ways for you to get the members you serve pumped up about DCON!

3. GET EVERYTHING ORGANIZED FOR DCON BY FEB. 10 Create a list of all the members & advisors attending DCON with the following info: name/office, email, shirt size, gender, and if vegetarian. Make sure you collect payment for DCON Registration AND hotels!

4. COMPLETE YOUR REGISTRATION BY FEB. 15 Work with at least one advisor to complete the DCON online registration! ALL STUDENTS AND ADVISORS ARE REGISTERED ON ONE REGISTRATION SESSION! Make sure you carefully input all information for everyone! Each club can register 2 delegates to elect the next Executive Board & 2 Sergeant at Arms Coordinators to enforce dress code! Make sure that you follow the link to the Sacramento Housing Bureau to book rooms for the approved hotels! Each room should have 4 members in it/gender specific. Make sure you print out print of hotel registration to bring to DCON!

5. PRINT OUT AND MAIL IT IN SO IT IS RECEIVED BY FEB. 20

07 DCON REGISTRATION STEP-BY-STEP VIDEO created by LTG Katrina Nguyen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7mi91SMXiQ

By this point, all of the school forms should have been submitted. Make sure that you print out your club registration, have all the members attending complete the code of conduct, and create ONE CLUB CHECK that accounts for everyone’s DCON payment! Mail the check (payable to CNH Key Club), registration forms, and code of conducts to the CNH District Office (8360 Red Oak Street #201, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730-0608)! You should keep a copy of these forms for your records! Remember if you don’t make this deadline, each member has to pay $218 for late registration which has to be received by March 15!

Most school districts require approval for overnight trips and field trips so make sure you get in contact with your school principal to know what papers need to get filled out and how early they need to be turned in!

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DCON HOTELS There are 7 different hotel options that you could be stay-ing at for DCON 2014! They are based off first come/first serve so the quicker you get your registration in, the better your chances at getting the hotel you want! A. Hyatt Regency - 0.1 miles away, $173.04 B. Holiday Inn Capitol Plaza - 0.8 miles away, $170.73 F. Sheraton Grand - 0.1 miles away, $173.04 D. Fairfield Inn - 10 miles away, $125.74 E. Residence Inn - 0.2 miles away, $148.81 F. Holiday Inn Express - 0.2 miles away, $137.28 G. Hawthorne Suites - 2.1 miles away, $114.21

DCON OVERLAYS DCON Overlays have been released! With DCON quickly approaching, make sure you get your own DCON Overlay to promote convention to the members you serve. How do you get one? Send an email to cnhkc.overlay@gmail.com with your picture, quote, name, and Key Club position then it will be formatted for you! Then you can use this overlay as your profile picture on social media sites or you can post it to promote District Convention and create a BUZZ!

DCON COST BREAKDOWN

Meals

67%

Facility

4%

Extras

9%

Leadership Team

9%

Administrative

3% Tech

8%

Your registration fees help pay for all aspects of DCON! Including: meals (breakfast/lunch/dinner/water service…), extras (awards, DJ, T-Shirts, program, pins, ribbons, badges, speakers/entertainment), leadership team, tech (audio/visual, speakers, backdrop), facility (convention center rental, audio-visual, stage back-drop), administrative (advisor background checks, audit fees, postage, pre-convention planning, truck rental, staff, telephone) and more!

Reference: http://cnhkeyclub.org/downloads/cnhkey/District%20Newsletters/CNH_NEWS_12_1314.pdf

09 DCON COUNTDOWN: http://www.cnhkeyclub.org/dcon/

Erin Dominguez, RVHS

For me, DCON is such an eye-opening experience to say the least; it's full of spirit, cheers, service, and most of all, pride, in being a CNH Bee. I have been impacted in numerous ways because of DCON, from the key note speakers, to watching the award ceremonies, to being a delegate--choosing the next year's executive board, to just being around such spirited Key Clubbers. As a close to my Senior year, and my last year as a Key Clubber, I cannot wait to see what other impact DCON 2014 will have on me, creating memories for a life-time. Clarissa Gomez, MHS

Debating about District Convention 2014? You will not regret this unforgettable experience you are about to get yourself into! Just being a part of the adrenaline filled atmosphere with the CNH District is probably one of the biggest honors I've ever had. My love for Key Club honestly flew off the charts after I attended DCON 2013, as there is so much spirit, passion, inspiration, emotion, and finally realizing that YOU have made a difference! I absolutely CANNOT wait to go this year again and being able to reunite with our CNH Ohana; see you all in Sacramento! Shagun Bali, MHS

Hello! My name is Jose Gonzalez and I attended DCON 2013! It was my first district convention and it was an amazing experience. I met so many people from all over California, Hawaii and Nevada. My experience changed my views on key club and really encouraged me to work harder to help raise spirit and service in the division that I am from. I could go on about DCON for ever, but I unfortunately am limited to how much I can write. DCON is an amazing, emotional, and educational experience. Can't wait to see you all there! Jose Gonzalez, LOHS

In the 3 years that I have been a member of the RVHS Key Club, I must say that attending DCON was by far the most memorable experience. Nothing could change a person more than the countless leadership workshops, general sessions, governors ball, and inspirational speakers that all make up this 3 day convention. Every Key Clubber out there should attend DCON! I guarantee that you will emerge from this convention a changed person, one who's more willing to serve and better their community and filled with the key club spirit!

SNEAK PEEK

Keith Hawkins is one of North America’s

top youth speakers! His mission is to help

make the world a place where

everyone understands and values all

people! His presentations are real and

come from the heart. He has been a

professional speaker for 20 years! Keith

Hawkins travels throughout the US and

Canada to motivate half a

million people every year!

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: KEITH HAWKINS

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ELECT LEADERS A major part of District

Convention is the

caucus and house of

delegates! DCON gives

you the power to elect

the future District

Executive Board

including the District

Governor,

Treasurer and Secretary!

WORKSHOPS Various informational

workshops will be offered at

District Convention! From

learning how to lead, to office

specific workshops to the

basics of convention and

MORE, District Convention is

your golden opportunity to

learn how to better not only the

clubs that you serve, but

yourself.

#GOLDENTICKET14 #GOLDENTICKET14 #GOLDENTICKET14 #GOLDENTICKET14 #GOLDENTICKET14 #GOLDENTICKET14 #GOLDENTICKET14 USE THE OFFICIAL CONVENTION HASHTAG ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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Seniors! You can now apply for the Cal-Nev-Ha Kiwanis Foundation Scholarship exclusively for Cali-Nev-Ha Key Clubbers and KIWIN’S members! Go to: http://cnhkeyclub.org/downloads/Resources/Policy%20and%20Forms/2013-14_CNH-KW%20Scholarship%20Application-Fillable.pdf this scholarship is Service-based and you will be awarded at DCON 2014! D14 ROBOTS

D39 OCTOPI

The Mobile Version of our website has been

updated for iOS 7 design! Also a new

calendar page has been added which

includes upcoming division events and

other dates so that you can plan early!

#GOLDENTICKET14

Are you thinking about being an officer or

want to be more involved in the division?

LTG E-Bulletins that are sent to officers

have been uploaded and are available to

read directly from the home page! Use

them as a resource to learn more!

Even more resources than before have

been added to our division website! From

our gallery being fully updated, to officer

resources being added to specific officer

pages, to club building toolkits, RTC

presentations, DCM minutes, DCM agendas

and so much more that you can access in

one click! We even have a new Division

Youtube account!

We care about your golden experience.

So the Division Event Reflection Form

(DERF) has been made available to

access on the website so you can give us

your suggestions and ideas

after division events! 12

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RECOGNIZED BEE

RECOGNIZED for your golden accomplishments!

Member of the Year,

Sandy Nininger,

4 levels of

recognition:

Bronze, Silver,

Gold, Platinum!

Follow the rubric.

YOU MUST

APPLY!

STAGE

GET REGOGNIZED

ON DCON

Club Poster, Club

Video, Scrapbook,

Single Service, Major

Emphasis

MUST APPLY AND

WIN AT DISTRICT

LEVEL TO GET SENT

INTO

INTERNATIONAL

LEVEL

Member/Advisor

of the Year, Most

Improved Club,

Club of the Year,

Club Attire

MUST BE

CHECKED

BY DJC TO

WIN

http://cnhkeyclub.org/recognition/contests

Marvin J. Christiansen,

District Tree Awards,

Distinguished or Outstanding

Officers, Advisor of the Year,

Most Improved Club, Club

Attire, Club Video

RECOGNIZED With the New Year, a new semester, and our last quarter of this term

beginning, it is a common time for all of to set resolutions and goals.

But, many of us don’t follow through. By using SMART goals, you’ll be

able to create and reach your goals!

SPECIFIC

MEASURABLE

ATTAINABLE

REALISTIC

TIMELY

A goal should be described very thoroughly to make it more effective. For example saying that you want to fundraise to help pay for members to attend DCON isn’t as specific as saying that you want to $1,000 to help lessen DCON costs for members.

Goals should be measurable. For example, saying that you want to make meetings more fun is vague, but saying that you want to make meetings more fun by adding ice breakers and more involvement from members is much clearer.

You can’t expect to set goals that are hard to reach then achieve them! A goal that is too difficult can make you feel hopeless. Instead make goals that are achievable and then adjust them as time goes to make them greater!

Can you reach your goals? Do you have what it takes to make sure they can happen? It’s important not to underestimate yourself but, at the same time, not to overestimate yourself as well. Make sure you have what it takes to reach the goals that you have set.

Basically, set a deadline for yourself! If you set a deadline, you will have a certain amount of time set for yourself to reach your goal and it is easier to plan and work for it!

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GOLDEN

JENNY TRAN, YUBA CITY GOLDEN ROBOT OF DECEMBER

GOLDEN LEADER OF DECEMBER

YUBA CITY HIGH SCHOOL GOLD CLUB OF DECEMBER

RECOGNITION FOR BEEING GOLDEN SUPERSTARS!

ERIN DOMINGUEZ, RIVER VALLEY

GOLDEN ADVISOR OF DECEMBER MICHELLE SAKURADA, YUBA CITY

Thank you very much for all of your dedication and support with Yuba City Key Club this year! They have been shining and growing

impressively this year!

Since the start of summer you have been growing more and more as a leader and it has been a pleasure to watch you grow! Thank you for your great passion for service!

The only secretary in D14 with 100% on-time submissions?! That’s something to be proud of! Thank you so much for your dedication to

your club, the division, and to your submissions! Keep it up!

As a whole club, Yuba City Key Club has done amazing raising $300 for MNT, growing Kiwanis bonds, raising $500 PTP and hosting the December DCM! Thank you so much! 15

RObO POINTS

Yuba City 216

Live Oak 151 +17

+41

+0 Las Plumas 40

+23 +9

+0 East Nicolaus 28

+70

CLUB 11 / 12 1 1

CURRENT STANDINGS

2 3 4 5

6 7 8

3 2 4

5

6 7

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River Valley 236

Marysville 165

Albert Powell 52

Oroville 0 +0 8

Each month, clubs will get points based on the following criteria

and the club with the highest amount of points by DCON 2014 will

win an amazing prize!

Points will be given for:

Early Bird MRF (10 points)

On- Time MRF (5 points)

DCM Attendance (1 point per member)

Division-wide Event Attendance (1 point per member)

PTP/MNT/CMN/MOD/STP Fundraising (20 points)

Kiwanis Meeting/DCM Attendance (5 points)

Article/Visual Submission (5 points per submission)

Challenge of the Month (5 points)

Find the Hidden Message (10 points for first person)

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JANUARY SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ntsrZKsAigJlhmuGThISk7GgIdBl8dKesPg_Mvo3ans/viewform

For the month of January, the District Spotlight on Service Program encourages you to do a project sup-porting the Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP)! Pediatric Trauma injuries such as falling off of a bike and getting head injuries are the #1 killer of children under the age of 14! The sad part is, 90% of these deaths are prevent-able! Raising money for PTP will go towards money for things such as: bike safety programs, training doctors specifically for pediatric trauma injuries and more which will help us prevent these injuries or help recovery if they do happen by accident. Although this is our District Project at CNH, most of us fundraise until Fall Rally and then forget about it so let’s give focus back on PTP and reach our division goal of $2,000 for PTP! Remember that once you participate in the spot-light for service, you can submit it to BEE recognized:

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It is important that every school be

represented at Conclave! 2 delegates must

be selected from each school to vote.

Everyone must come dressed up in proper

attire! We want members, officers and

advisors to attend since you will be voting for

your LTG for the 2014-2015 term, it’s a big

decision!

division NEWS You don’t want to miss out on the first DCM of 2014! On January 24 (the night before Key to College) Marysville High School will be hosting the D14 DCM for January which will be a fun movie night! Be sure to bring $5 which will pay for the movie and popcorn! All funds will be going for Project Eliminate! I can’t wait to see you all there!

Apply to be on the

Division Judging

Committee! Go to: https://docs.google.com

/forms/d/1nCxdWLbqIfBM

WTAka0wSkKNXxm5CKg4

yBXSseRgk8MU/viewform

to apply to

judge Division

level awards! 19

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Bring this flyer (on paper or just on your phone) to the

Panda Express at Marysville from 11:30 PM to 9:30 PM

on January 31, 2014 while making your order and a

percentage of the profits will go to help support

Typhoon Haiyan Disaster Relief for our District Save the

Philippines Project! Make sure to share this around your

communities and to tell your friends, families and

advisors!! Let’s save lives!

You don’t want to miss out on the first DCM of 2014! On January 24 (the night before Key to College) Marysville High School will be hosting the D14 DCM for January which will be a fun movie night! Be sure to bring $5 which will pay for the movie and popcorn! All funds will be going for Project Eliminate! I can’t wait to see you all there!

ROBOTS up to? what are the

RIVER VALLEY

Breakfast with Santa

By Erin Dominguez [Secretary]

Bright and early on a Sunday morning, Key

Clubbers from both Albert Powell and River

Valley High Schools participated in a Breakfast

with Santa, a joint volunteer event with our fellow

Kiwanians. Members spent their morning setting

up Veterans Hall with tables and booths for both

the hungry families and the arts and craft stations.

As parents and their children started pouring in,

Key Clubbers and Kiwanians greeted the families

with warm pancakes and sausages and provided

arts and crafts projects such as letters to Santa,

snowflake making, and face painting to the little

ones! Breakfast with Santa was such a great way to

serve our community, especially

during the holiday season! 21

YUBA CITY

Moose Lodge Xmas Party

By Jenny Tran [Member]

Club kicked off our first weekend off break with

a Christmas Party at the Moose Lodge. There,

nine members assisted the party by

serving approximately forty kids with three

different activities. Face painting, where our

volunteers painted many Christmas themed

designs asked by the kids. Key Club’s robots also

decorated ornaments, helping the kids and

parents glue various items, including glitter and

pipe cleaners. And lastly, few of our Key

Clubbers frosted cookies having the kids design

their cookies into beautiful Christmas trees

adorned with sprinkles as ornaments. Overall, it

was a very successful two-hour event, and got us

robots in the Christmas spirit.

YUBA CITY

Tis the season to be GOLDEN! As Christmas approaches many of us Key Club members are busy with our personal lives and finals but the smile on people's faces still brought us together on this joyous occasion. Every year, in the beginning of December our little town of Live Oak comes together to celebrate the time of happiness as we put on the annual Christmas Stroll. We had our own booth in which we allowed little kids to decorate their own sugar cookies. Our GOLDEN members were very excited to help these kids that were just anxious to eat the cookies. Many of us were delighted to be there and see the Christmas cheer that was spreading among the people. Everyone worked so hard and had so much fun simultaneously that they forgot their worries because being with fellow members was such a joy. Some of us realized that serving the community was a passion so we decided to take every opportunity we have to help others. Seeing our little town excited and happy from their distressed lives was nice to see and involvement of these members was just delightful.

Your club isn’t featured? Make sure top send your visuals and articles to d14.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com by the 15th of each month!

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MARYSVILLE

Christmas Parade

By Tom Cheng [President]

LIVE OAK

Annual Christmas Stroll

By Mamunna Gorsi [Secretary]

On December 7th, Marysville High School Key Clubbers went to volunteer in the annual Christmas Parade in downtown Marysville. Eager to assist the city, our Key Clubbers met up at 3:00P.M. at the Marysville Police Station. Upon arrival, we checked in, and the police assigned our members specific posts. We were grouped into small units of 3-4 members. Most of us were in charge of barricading the streets to ensure the safety of the spectators. In other words, we were traffic control for the parade. We denied cars access to the streets for the duration of the parade. During our service, we witnessed all sorts of people – people that were kind enough to offer some of our members gloves, people that might have had a little too much jungle juice, and even homeless people that are enjoying the parade with everyone else. However, the service event was characterized by its extreme coldness. Our members came decked out in coats, jackets, and gloves; however, it was still a chilly service event. Despite the cold, our members still finished the event strong by staying for the whole event, which ended up 8. Overall, the Christmas Parade was an extremely rewarding, chill service event in which our members got to bond in groups while serving the city.

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PC: Melanie Fu, D7N LTG, CTC Site Coordinator

CTC (Candidate Training

Conference) is an annual training

conference held to train members to

learn about the job of serving as an

LTG! This year, D14 members Shagun

Bali, Erin Dominguez, and Emiliano

Gomez attended CTC! The day was

filled with informational workshops,

new friendships, good food, fun

games, and much more!

CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK

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C h i l d r e n ’ s

Miracle Network

is a nonprofit

o r g a n i z a t i o n

t h a t r a i s e s

money to bene-

fit hospitalized

k i d s w h i l e

i n c r e a s i n g

awareness of its

member hospi-

tals. All CMN

c o n t r i b u t i o n s

directly benefit

hospitals, help-

ing to purchase

u p - t o - d a t e

equipment, train

staff, conduct

l i f e - s a v i n g

r e s e a r c h ,

implement out-

reach programs

and provide

health care for

children whose

parents can’t

afford to pay.

Do a Dance-

a-thon to help

fundraise

There are so

many ways to

h e l p ! G e t

involved now!

More than 170

o f t h e

C h i l d r e n ’ s

Hospitals are

associated with

CMN including

the UC Davis

C h i l d r e n ’ s

Hospital! Help

support the

C h i l d r e n ’ s

M i r a c l e

Network by

fundraising or

doing a service

project that

could benefit

CMN!

Project Ideas:

D o a t o y / b o o k drive

P r o v i d e trauma dolls

Assist Families who have children in l o n g - t e r m care

Plan ahead: CMN is the Spotlight on Service for February!

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CARING - As a Key Clubber, you are a caring individual. You are genuinely passionate about serving others and bringing smiles onto the faces of others by making them feel better!

LEADERSHIP - Throughout your years in Key Club, you develop leadership. Whether it be event planning, stepping out of your comfort zone, or working with others, you grow into a leader!

INCLUSIVENESS - The opposite of exclusiveness! As a Key Clubber you truly learn about inclusiveness because you feel it! You are part of a family, an ohana, and you allow others to join you.

CHARACTER BUILDING - Building upon yourself and bettering yourself is something you will learn to do constantly by learning about fairness, ethics, trustworthiness, responsibility and more!

Key Club Motto: “Caring - Our Way of Life”

As Key Clubbers, our core values are what we stand for:

division RECAP

On December 6, 2013, we held our 3rd Annual Key Club’s Got Talent Dinner/Talent Show Fundraiser! Thank you to Matthew & Sanakee, Tom Cheng, Sukhjit Johal, and the Orchestra group for performing! Thank you to Little Caesar’s and Nail Tech for being our sponsors! Also thank you to Ms. Cameron & Cheyenne for helping with set up and food!

Thank you to everyone who came to our Ugly Sweater Party/Potluck DCM! It was the biggest DCM of the year, a new record set again! Thank you to Jagjeet, Sharn, Novpreet, Prabhjit, Judy, Mrs. Sakurada, Mr. Lane, and the YC Key Clubbers for hosting the amazing event! We hope everyone had fun and hope to see more at future events! 26

calendar of

EVENTS

REMINDERS: MRFs due on the last day of each month!

Visuals & Articles due on the 15th of each month! 27

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Lieutenant Governor: Prajwol Devkota

Email: d14.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

Call/Text: (530)867-5341

PC: D35E LTG Andy Wong

Region Advisor: Rhonda Cameron

Email: cnh.region14.kc@gmail.com

Call/Text: (530)870-2085

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