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VOL.2 ISSUE 7

WALK TO ENDALZHEIMERSNOVEMBER

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Key Clubbers from all over Cali-Nev-Ha (CNH) District will gather at Anaheim, CA to celebrate everything about being a Key Clubber! It will featureworkshops to strengthen leadership, clubs, and members in our Division,

so we hope you all get a chance to attend this amazingevent!

Letter from the Hello Seamonkeys!

I am so proud to serve as your Lieutenant Governor! I was in awe watching everyone cheer and practice for Fall Rally South. Thanks to all of you, we raised $714 for Pediatric Trauma Program! Now that RTC and Fall Rally season is over, I urge all of you to stay in Key Club and really immerse yourself in service since it is the most magical time of the year! magical time of the year!

D28W LTG

Until next time,

Our very own LTG, Sheldon Wong, at the Spring Board Training Conference 2014.

Sheldon Wong

HELLO DIVISION 28 WEST,

I hope you’re all having a fabulousholiday season! If only we got snowin our area! Time to prepare presents,bake cookies, stuff stockings, andserve our community! The holiday season means even MORE serviceseason means even MORE serviceprojects and events to make sure every-one in our town is having a good time thisyear. I hope you all take the time to serve yourcommunity this season!

TYLER SUD28W EDITOR

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SHELDON WONG D28W.CNHKC.LTG@GMAIL.COMLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

MRS. ALYSON PALMERAPALMER@INTERACT.CCSD.NETREGIONAL ADVISOR

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The Division 28 West Remind is now up and running! I'm so excited to be able to reach all of you in a new way by utilizing this unique mode ofcommunication, but YOUR support is needed to make support is needed to make this work.

With Regional Training Conference and Fall Rally South preparation, October had been quite an eventful month for West CTA key clubbers. Members were not only able to complete a an exceptional amount of service hours, but also were given the opportunity to raise moneyfor the club. West CTA Key Club partnered with World’s Finest Chocolates sold over forty boxes fundraising about $600 for the club! Advancing onto service progress, West CTA Key Club volunteered at the annual Fall Festival hosted by Givens Elementary. Here, members assistedvolunteered at the annual Fall Festival hosted by Givens Elementary. Here, members assisted at various stations around the event including carnival games, food, and clean-up. The following day on October 25th, many of West’s members attended the Walk Against Alzheimer’s at Fashion Show Mall. Attendees were split into groups at different areas of the walking route to guide participants in the right direction and provide encouragement. Wrapping up October, West CTA Key Club also volunteered at the Balloon Festival at Southern Hills Hospital from October 31st- November 2nd. Volunteers essentially aided fundraising for the Reach cystic fibrosis. Moving on in service, West CTA members fundraising for the Reach cystic fibrosis. Moving on in service, West CTA members volunteered at the Dias De Los Muertos event held at the Springs Preserve. Similar to the Fall Festival at Givens, volunteers here were assigned certain altar stations to supervise and guide visitors around the altar gallery walk. In honor for Key Club week, a few of West CTA’s board members brought breakfast for our Kiwanis advisor Mr. Raymond McKay at his work. Moreover, for bring a friend to Key Club day, we were able to see over thirty “friends” come and join our general meeting on Thursday. We hope to see permanent membership for them! Lastly, in order to show our club in “our own way” on Friday, West CTA Key Club had them! Lastly, in order to show our club in “our own way” on Friday, West CTA Key Club had members wear their shirts and perform a “flash ‘How Do You Feel?’” cheer during lunch. Most recently with Relay for Life fast approaching, West CTA Key Club participated in the Relay for Life Kickoff on November 7th. Here our club sold various food items in order to raise for the American Cancer Society.

As for upcoming events, West CTA Key Club has over ten members attending Fall Rally South. On behalf of the club, we wish all our personal attendees and attendees all over Division 28 West the best of luck and we hope to bring the spirit stick back home! West the best of luck and we hope to bring the spirit stick back home!

At the Light the Night Walk, several families and volunteers gathered to celebrate and help find a cure for cancer. From patients to survivors, smiles were seen all around as the the sun set and the lights were lit. From Zumba, inspiring speeches, Hula-hoop contests, and live music, the event was put together beautifully. Everything from the people to the array of food booths available added to the experience. Volunteers helped register families, sell merchandise, guide people along the walk, helped register families, sell merchandise, guide people along the walk, and helped clean up after the event was over. Near the Container Park and Fremont Street, the venue was in a pleasant area and truly added to the “Light the Night” experience. In just this one event, several thousands of dollars were contributed finding the cure to cancer. I hope that more key-clubbers can attend this event next year as it truly is a wonderful event!

JARED LEWISNORTHWEST CTA

“It was a good experience throughout the night because we got to see the walkers participate and then the lighting of the lanterns was a nice touch at night”We helped out with the festival with various activities. There were many mini games and families came out with their kids, it was a very homely type of volunteer work. We aided in providing a safe area to help the kids play around and had a great time area to help the kids play around and had a great time overall.

This event was a great experience for us at volunteers. It allowed us to see the seriousness of the disease and be mature. However, the event allowed us to still have a great time with friends and gave us an opportunity to make friends from other schools! Seeing the smiles ofwalkers brightened my day. We as volunteers have a big impact on the people. Bringing a smile on your own face, could make someone's day. So smiling and cheering people on made me so happy because it made other people happy. Especially because the event was for such a good cause. I can't wait until next year to volunteer again!was for such a good cause. I can't wait until next year to volunteer again!

AEJAE NAVALNORTHWEST CTA

WALK TO END ALZHEIMER'S

This event was a great experience for us at volunteers. It allowed us to see the seriousness of the disease and be mature. However, the event allowed us to still have a great time with friends and gave us an opportunity to make friends from other schools! Seeing the smiles ofwalkers brightened my day. We as volunteers have a big impact on the people. Bringing a smile on your own face, could make someone's day. So smiling and cheering people on made me so happy because it made other people happy. Especially because the event was for such a good cause. I can't wait until next year to volunteer again!

AEJAE NAVALNORTHWEST CTA

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One of my favorite events this year and for the month of November was the Relay for Life Kickoff! In which, several clubs from across our county gathered to raise funds and sign up for the event. Each club had sold various snacks and some even provided games for entertainment. As everyone settled down in their booths and tables, we eventually gathered in the center of the room to hear a heart-touching story of how Spring Valley’s Relay for Life came to be after a student had unfortunately passed from his reoccurring cancer. To help support his vision of the future and the future of from his reoccurring cancer. To help support his vision of the future and the future of other cancer patients, I highly suggest that more people will join this cause. As the night progressed, everyone played games, met new people, laughed a lot, and made new memories. As a fellow key-clubber, I hope to see all of you at Relay and next year’s kickoff!”\

JARED LEWISNORTHWEST CTA

RELAY FOR LIFE KICK OFF

SHOUTOUT TO LENISE WUFOR THE ALWAYS STUNNING VISUALS,

AND KEVIN LUU, FOR THE AMAZING EVENT

From 6pm to 8pm we stayed at Spring Valley High encouraging those going to Relay for Life next year. We sold doughnuts and various other items to help support the club and we interacted with other clubs too.

From 6pm to 8pm we stayed at Spring Valley High encouraging those going to Relay for Life next year. We sold doughnuts and various other items to help support the club and we interacted with other clubs too.

JAMIE CULILAPDURANGO HS

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