division 6 south august 2014 newsletter


IN THIS ISSUE Message from Division Leaders…………... 1 - 3

Past Events

Region 4 Olympics………………..………5

Division Updates

Outstanding Polar Bears……………….………7

SOSP: August Focus……………………….……8

Challenge of the Month………………….……9

Education

Structure of Key Club…………………..11

CNH Goals……………………………….12

Dues………………………………13

PTP………………………………14

UNICEF………………………………15

Cheers………………………………16 - 17

Upcoming Events

Key Leader………………………………19

Fall Rally………………………………20

Contact Information………………………21-22


a special message from some

division leaders

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Region 4 Olympics

When was it?

Saturday, July 26, 2014 from

11:00 am to 3:00 pm

Where was it?

Andulka Park in Riverside, CA

What happened there?

- Region 4 competition

- Ice breakers

- Pie LTGs in the face for PTP

- Viper bonding

- Water balloon fight

- DCM

- Picnic


OUTSTANDING

POLAR BEARS Being awarded as being an Outstanding Polar Bear of the

month means they have been nominated and chosen for

their hard work, dedication, and personal growth as a true

Key Clubber. The following are OUTSTANDING Polar Bears

for the month of June:

Officer of the Month: Andrew Hong from

Great Oak

Club of the Month: Chaparral

Member of the Month: Thomas Hum

from Temecula Valley

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Potential ideas for service projects (as suggested

by SP committee) are:

Pencils of Promise

YMCA after school programs

School supplies/book drives

Save the Children

Working with K-kids/Builders club

Tutoring programs

What is the spotlight on service program? It is a program created by the Service Project committee

to promote International and District initiatives and to help

promote service overall

When is our service project submission due? Project Submissions are due on the 5th of each month

following the project

Where do I send pictures from the event?

You can submit pictures to [email protected]

August focus: Children Education

mailto:[email protected]


Share what you did over the summer!

Tell us about all your AP homework,

what books you’ve read, what movies

you’ve watched, what placed you

have gone to, or what Key Club event

you loved the most.

Submit your stories on the following link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1nK2zCa

yO84U6RdTG5YfJbhSp3RuckICbso-

vE5JCXM0/viewform

All submissions due by August 10th

Look out for the September

Newsletter, you may see your

submission!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1nK2zCayO84U6RdTG5YfJbhSp3RuckICbso-vE5JCXM0/viewform




Membership consists of anyone and everyone

International consists of:

- 32 nations

- 33 districts

- about 5,000 clubs

- about 260,000 members

Club consists of individual school or institution

Division consists of any 2 to 16 clubs Division 6 South Polar Bears

Region consists of multiple divisions Region 04 Vipers

District consists of 3 states Cali-Nev-Ha Bees

STRUCTURE OF KEY CLUB

Chaparral Paloma Perris

Rancho Verde Temecula Valley Great Oak

Heritage Murrieta Mesa

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CNH GOALS

In honor of the 100th birthday of Kiwanis this year, our

theme is Celebrate: Service, Leadership, and Family.

: 5 service projects per

month Help serve your home, school, and community.

: Every member is

a leader Having an officer title does NOT make you a leader!

: Save 5 lives from MNT

Help us reach $500,000 goal by 2015 and donate! It

only takes a $1.80 to save a baby and their mom!

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DUES

What are dues? Dues are annual payment that renews your membership, considering you to

be an official member to Key Club International.

How much are they? May vary among each club ($11.50 - $20)

$7.00 goes to Key Club International

Membership card & pin

Administrative budget

International Officers and Board

Youth Opportunities Fund

Key Leader scholarships

$4.50 goes to CNH District

Administrative Budget

District Officers and Board

Committee Budgets

Senior Scholarships

Additional payment goes to club funds or charity

Why should I pay it? You are considered official member of Key Club

Can write it on college apps

Can apply for grants and/or scholarships

Can attend off-campus community service events

Can attend Fall Rally/DCON/ICON

Get discount off Key Leader

Membership id and pin, magazine, etc.

Make friends of a life time

Make a difference in your community

Gain leadership skills

When do I have to pay my dues by?

Before November 1st

Who do we pay it to? Your school’s ASB

$$$ 13


PTP: Pediatric Trauma Program

What can my club do to help?

Movie night

o Spread awareness

o Show short video explaining PTP

before movie

o Admission and/or sell snacks to

fundraise

Safety assembly

o Hold at elementary, middle, junior

high, or high school

o Discuss safe driving and seatbelt

use

Bicycle rodeo

Teach children about the

importance of bicycle safety

Ask for grant to sponsor event

Give out free helmets or bike

Carnival

Hold at elementary school

Games based on PTP

Spread awareness with educating

and brochures

Sell tickets and food

All profits go to PTP

What is PTP?

PTP is a program sponsored by Kiwanis after

recognizing the serious need to educate others

about child’s safety. All funds go towards

educating doctors, purchasing equipment, and

spreading awareness to help prevent child

injuries. 90% of all unintentional injuries can be

prevented. 8.4 million emergency room visits a

year due to accidental child injuries.

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UNICEF: EliMiNaTe Project

Instead of buying a

Starbucks coffee that

money could be

donated to UNICEF to

SAVE a baby’s life.

IT ONLY TAKES $1.80 TO PROVIDE 3 DOSES OF THE VACAINATION!

CNH Key Club pledged to

raise $500,000 by 2015 to

eradicate Maternal Neonatal

Tetanus.

What can my club do to help?

Bake sale

Car Wash

5k for EliMiNaTe (marathon)

Skate for EliMiNaTe

Pie an officer

Restaurant Fundraisers

Dance to EliMiNaTe

Carnival for EliMiNaTe

Spread awareness to

members and students

Without the vaccine an

infected baby will

ultimately die. They suffer

serve sensitivity to light,

touch, and sound. As the

baby cries the mother

cannot even comfort their

baby due to its pain. MNT

kills 1 baby every 9

minutes. MNT kills 160

babies each day. And

there are still 24 more

countries to save from

MNT. So start today and

help do your part.

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How do you feel?

I feel good! Oh, I feel so good!

UGH! (pelvic thrust)

I feel fine! All of the time!

Abooga! Abooga!

Abooga! Booga! Booga!

How do you feel (Polar Bear) Remix HOLD UP. WAIT A MINUTE. LET ME PUT SOME POLAR BEAR IN IT.

PAWS UP! CLAWS OUT!

WE’RE THE POLAR BEARS, HEAR US SHOUT

ROOOOOAR

WE GOT SPIRIT WE'VE GOT SPIRIT...YES WE DO! WE'VE GOT SPIRIT...HOW 'BOUT

YOU!?!?

WE GOT SPIRIT VICTORY POP POP (*snap with each word)

FIZZ FIZZ (*snap with each word)

YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT SPIRIT IS (*sassy finger)

LTG CHEER L-O-V-E

WE LOVE OUR LTG!

(x3 GETTING LOUDER EACH TIME)

6 South Polar Bear Cheers

Have any ideas or suggestions for cheers? Submit them to Henry Casarez, our Spirit Coordinator at

[email protected]

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SIZZLE SIZZLE HEY POLAR BEARS (HEY WHAT?!)

CAN YOU SHOW ME- SHOW ME

HOW YOU POLAR BEAR-POLAR BEAR

FIRST YOU RAISE IT- RAISE IT (RAISE HANDS)

THEN YOU GROWL IT-GROWL IT (BOB HEAD)

THEN YOU CLAW IT-CLAW IT

THEN YOU POLAR BEAR-POLAR BEAR (CLAW LEFT AND RIGHT)

WHAT WHAT!

POLAR BEAR- POLAR BEAR WHAT WHAT!

POLAR BEARS ROAR

WHEN I SAY POLAR BEARS YOU SAY ROAR

POLAR BEARS (ROAR!)

POLAR BEARS (ROAR!)

WHEN I SAY POLAR BEAR GIMME SOME NOISE

POLAR BEARS (SCREAM)

POLAR BEARS (SCREAM)

WHEN I SAY COOL YOU SAY LIKE A POLAR BEAR

COOL (LIKE A POLAR BEAR)

COOL (LIKE A POLAR BEAR)

WHO ARE WE?

WE’RE THE POLAR BEARS

D6S (*HAND SIGN*)

POLAR BEARS IN THE ATMOSPHERE I SAID: BRR... IT'S COLD IN HERE THERE MUST BE SOME POLAR BEARS IN THE

ATMOSPHERE I SAID: BRR... IT'S COLD IN HERE THERE MUST BE SOME POLAR

BEARS IN THE ATMOSPHERE I SAID: OH E OH E OH E OH ICE ICE ICE

BREAK IT DOWN P-TO THE-O-TO THE- L-A-R

WE ARE THE POLAR BEARS

HEAR US ROAR! (CLAW MOTION OUTWARDS)

B-TO THE –E-TO THE A-R-S

WE ARE THE POLAR BEARS

AND WE’RE THE BEST! (PELVIC THRUST)

cont. 6 South Polar Bear Cheers

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KEY LEADER

When is it?

it is in various locations and dates, but the closest date to us

is on October 24-26, 2014

Where is it?

it is in various locations and dates, but the closest

location to us is at Camp Cedar Glen in Julian, CA

How much is it?

$200

$175 for Key Clubbers

How do I go?

Register online at key-leader.org

Why should I go?

make friends

learn how to be a leader

participate in workshops, team building

activities, and discussions

check out past success stories:

http://www.key-leader.org/Discover-Key-

Leader/successes.aspx

What is it?

Key Leader is designed to be a life-changing experience to inspire young

people to strive for their personal best and teaches them how to be a better

leader. Key Leader includes meeting many new people, team building

activities, group discussions, and workshops.

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FALL RALLY SOUTH

What is it? thousands of Key Clubbers gather at Six Flags, to celebrate

and to help continue fundraising for PTP

every pre-sale ticket that is bought goes towards PTP

Where it is? Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, CA

When it is? November 15, 2014

How do I attend? contact your home club

Why should I go? Participate in Spirit Rally

Meet New People

Help out Pediatric Trauma Program

Represent OUR division and show off your Key Club Spirit

What should I wear? tutus

capes

black, white, dark blue war paint

polar bear face paint

polar bear suits

polar bear ears

division t shirt

ANYTHING that represents OUR division

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Region 4 Advisors, Mrs. Qualm

[email protected]

Lieutenant Governor, Erica Apostolos

[email protected]

(951)692-2718






Spirit Coordinator, Henry Casarez

[email protected]

(619)-980-9307

Historian, Chris Lam

[email protected]

(619)908-9595

Interclub Coordinator, Justin Arntzen

[email protected]

(904)613-4887

Kiwanis Family Relations, Abraham Park

[email protected]

(951)-760-8890

Fundraiser Coordinator, Jessica Xayarath

[email protected] (951)581-7116





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