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The OFFICIAL Division 14 Newsletter | July 2013

Blue Robots at OTC 2013 getting

programmed for a GOLDEN year of

service.

ROBO UPDATE Vol. 1|Issue 2

in this issue…

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LTG Update

GOLDEN Goals

Division Website

GOLDEN chances

District News

LegaBEEs

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Division Recap

Club Articles

Monthly Submissions

Golden Spotlight

ROBO POINTS

Upcoming Events

Contact Information

The OFFICIAL Division 14 Newsletter | July 2013 Page 1

What time is it? Summer time!

Are you all excited? While

summer may seem like a

great time to relax and enjoy

doing nothing, summer is ac-

tually the best time for you to

do service! Over summer,

your community still needs

you, and you need to get the

minimum of 50 hours, so do-

ing service over summer will

be a great opportunity!

Also to keep updated on our

division, the new division

website

www.d14robots.weebly.com

has been published! Go

check it out for all the info.

you need on our division!

With this new issue of the

Robo Update, there are many

new things packed inside! As

you can see, it’s 15 pages (2x

larger than Robo Update 1.0)!

You will find the brand new

point system for clubs, club arti-

cles, info. on division goals, and

of course a look back at what

we’ve accomplished and a

look ahead at our future events!

Be sure to check out the new

challenge of the month! Any-

ways, hope you enjoy this new

issue, and thank you so much

blue robots for always being

GOLDEN, it really is such an

honor to be able to serve such

an amazing division.

Putting the nuts & bolts in service,

Prajwol Devkota, D14 Lt. Governor

Special Thanks:

To our Kiwanis Division 14

Lieutenant Governor, Mr.

Ghag, for

all you,

and for

your con-

tinued

support for

Key Club.

We really

appreciate it, thank you so

much!

Challenge of the Month:

Each month I will post a monthly challenge

for you to complete! You can show us your

completion by submitting visuals to

[email protected]

Pick up trash at your

neighborhood park!

DCON Chair

Madison Draper


3 lives saved from MNT by each member. It only takes $1.80 to save 1 life, so skip out on that frappuccino, and help save at least 3 lives which would only cost $5.40.

50 hours of service by each member. This is the limited amount needed to be a key clubber in good-standing! We want all of you to get this amount!

50% Division-wide membership growth. From 2011-2012 to 2012-2013, we have lost over 100 members, let’s bring them back and many more!

$2000 for MNT by December. We have made a division-wide pledge to raise this amount to help the CNH District’s goal of raising $500,000 by 2015!

$2000 for PTP by October. Last year we raised $500 but that was only from one club, if all clubs participate this year, and send at least $250 each we could reach this goal!

Spirit Stick at Fall Rally North. Every year, we make it to the top three; even though we’re not as large in number, and every year, we are disqualified, this year, let’s take home that spirit stick!

Distinguished/Outstanding Members/Officers All of the leaders are golden, and we want proper recognition for all of you!

High attendance at DCON 2014 Usually held in Southern California, trip costs can get high, but this year, it’s only 40 min-utes away in the capital city of Sacramento! Let’s get all the blue robots here that we can and celebrate our golden year of service together with the rest of our CNH ohana!

Attendance at ICON 2014 Let’s show Key Club International how blue robots party! We would love to have repre-sentation at International Convention 2014 which is in Anaheim, CA – the closest it’s ever been!

Over 10,900 hours of service division-wide. When each member does their 50 mandatory hours, we can reach this goal!


Our Division Website

The brand new Division 14 Webiste has been published! Go to the website to

find information on anything you need regarding the division!

Home— This page will have a moving banner of all of the important links and

announcements from the division. It will also have information from our insta-

gram and twitter newsfeed! Information on club/member/officer of the

month is also on here! You will also be able to find links to other important

things such as a direct link to the CNH Cyberkey as well!



About—This directs you to Our Mission as Key

Clubbers to learn about Key Club Values, our

GOLDEN Goals for the Division, information on our

district, as well as information on our region and

division!

Ohana—This has contact information to everyone

from our Division Leadership team as well as

names of your club officers! Plus important

downloads for the officers, including MRFs + tutori-

als!

News—This has the upcoming events sections

which has ALL division announcements, events,

and news listed! This also has sub-links to direct

you to the Division Newsletter as well as the Dis-

trict Newsletter!

Resources—Downloads of the DCM Agendas,

Workshop presentations, our division/district

cheers are all featured in this tab! We also have

our gallery of images because Blue Robots all of

you are very beautiful!

Contact—This is where you will find all the different ways we have for you to get

connected with us! Facebook, Mobile Feed, Instagram, Vine, Twitter, and even

more ways coming soon! Also our website has a mobile version so it’s very easy

to access from your cell phones! Feel free to give us feedback on the website!


Here are some GOLDEN opportunities for you to

help our District and show off your talent to all of

CNH! Go to www.cnhkeyclub.org for more info

or email DCON Chair Madison Draper at

[email protected]!

DON’T MISS OUT ON THESE GOLDEN CHANCES!


DISTRICT NEWS

Every year, all of CNH comes together for District

Convention. And it is my pleasure to announce to you

that District Convention 2014 is just 300 days away! And

the convention theme for this year is… YOUR GOLDEN

TICKET. Summer is here and it is the perfect time for you

to begin fundraising for this amazing event! Make sure

you take YOUR Golden Ticket to DCON 2014. More infor-

mation regarding DCON 2014

will be posted monthly!

Your Golden Ticket

CNH DCON 2014

Sacramento, CA

April 11-13, 2014

It’s that time of year again! Fall Rally North is coming

back Blue Robots! And this year, we must show northern

CNH how the Blue Robots Army dominates! Let’s win that

spirit stick! Don’t miss out on this GOLDEN chance to

meet thousands of Key Clubbers from all of northern

CNH! Begin fundraising now! More information about Fall

Rally will be released soon!


This month, Division 14 gathered together to get trained for a GOLDEN year of service by

attending Officer’s Training Conference/Division Council Meeting. Officers and members

attended various workshops including information on Key Club, how to lead, technol-

ogy, and many more! Marysville, Live Oak, and River Valley were in attendance as

usual but East Nicolaus and Yuba City were able to make their first attendance! Thank

you for coming! Other than that presentations and pictures are available on the website

under “Gallery” and “Downloads”! We hope to see you all at the next DCM and more

division events are going to occur over summer!

PTP FUNDS

SERVICE HOURS

MNT FUNDS


RELAY FOR LIFE by Novpreet Shoker from Yuba City High

To start off our summer events, Key Club participated in the Relay for Life, which took place at the Geweke Field on July 15th and 16th, as it was a 24 hour event. On the 15th, seven members of the YCHS Key Club arrived at 8 a.m. and began to organize and arrange everything in our Kiwanis Tent. We began by setting out the raffle prizes and labeling them. Then, as the event started, we sold tickets for the raffle and participated in the relay ourselves. Simultaneously, some members helped carry supplies from the parking lot to our tent whenever needed. As the day carried on into noon, the members were assigned to various jobs. Some members began to make lemonade, and others were told to serve lunch, which consisted of hotlinks and hotdogs. Eventually the day slowed down, and help was no longer necessary. Key Club members then left at 3 p.m.

PAINTING TENNIS COURTS by Julissa Gomez from Marysville

As our first June service project, Marysville High School decided to give the school a refreshing look. A while back ago, our club decided to paint the tennis courts at our school, more specifi-cally, we decided to paint the “Green Monster,” the wall that tennis athletes play against when they want to practice on their own. Thanks to heavy advertisement through Facebook, our school publicity board, and club meetings, we had a pretty good turn-out for our small club. Even though it was scorching hot, we were able to accomplish quite a bit with 13 people in the roughly 2 hours that we were there after-school. It was very or-ganized because Mr. Allen, our advisor, had created a plan to follow: there would be groups of four painters to be able to have the most efficiency. There were times when people had to be reminded to stay busy, but all in all, it went pretty smoothly. We were only able to finish about a third of the wall, so we have planned another date, during the day, when it’s not as hot, to finish. Hopefully, we have a great turnout, with lots of people, many supplies, tons of water, and food. We hope that we’ll be able to have potential members come as well and show them, and the school, how FUN and REWARDING Key Club can be.


RELAY FOR LIFE CLEAN UP by Novpreet Shoker from Yuba City High

The next morning, on the 16th, ten members returned

around 5 a.m. to help with clean-up. For about an

hour, all the members decided to walk. Later, around

7 a.m., we began to clean up by taking all the supplies

back to the parking lots and taking down the tents.

The club finished by 8 a.m. and overall, the event

turned out to be a good success.

RELAY FOR LIFE BREAKFAST by Quinta Pedraza from River Valley High

My experience for serving breakfast for the Relay for Life walk-ers was excellent! I got to hand out butter and syrup to the people eating pancakes and sausages prepared by the Early Ris-ers Kiwanians, who were a distinguished Kiwanis Club! The walkers also had a choice of juice, milk, or coffee. They were polite, and energetic people at 7:30 in the morning despite the fact that they’ve been relaying for 24 hours! I enjoyed meeting the new faces and I would definitely volunteer again.

Blue robots we only ask for a few

submissions every month to be

turned in by you. So here they are:

Club MRF (to be submitted by

your club Secretary) by the

30/31st of every month [early

bird] sent to:

[email protected],

[email protected],

your club president, and your

Kiwanis Advisor

Visuals and Articles (to be sub-

mitted by your bulletin editor or

president) by the 15th of every

month sent to:

[email protected]

and [email protected]

These submissions are important

so we can submit ACCURATE infor-

mation to our district from our divi-

sion so please make sure they are

on-time and done correctly! If you

ever need, help you can contact

LTG & Region Advisor!


TIP: Don’t be late on monthly submissions!


Here is a page of dedication to the hardworking, spirited, and amazing offi-

cer, member, and clubs of this month. These three did more than outstanding

during the Month of May and we couldn’t be where we were without them,

so a massive thank you to these three, stay golden.

GOLD CLUB OF THE

MONTH—Marysville

Thank you for your hard

work and high atten-

dance at DCMs!

GOLD LEADER OF THE

MONTH—Clarissa Gomez

Thank you for the incredi-

ble work you do as Vice

President and with the

Zumbathon! It was an in-

credibly successful event

thanks to you!

GOLDEN ROBOT OF THE

MONTH—Erin Dominguez

Thank you for always work-

ing hard and doing your

best even though some-

times it’s not your job. Your

dedication is appreciated!

Also subscribe to our new mobile

feed to get text updates on divi-

sion news! Just text “Follow

D14Robots” to 40404!


Also subscribe to our new mobile

feed to get text updates on divi-

sion news! Just text “Follow

D14Robots” to 40404! Albert Powell

East Nicolaus

Las Plumas

Live Oak

Marysville

Oroville

River Valley

Yuba City

Introducing the NEW Golden Rewards system! 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 Service Event Attendance (1 point per member)

PTP/MNT Fundraising (20 points)

Kiwanis Meeting/DCM Attendance (5 points)

Article/Visual Submission (5 points per extra submission)

Spirit Items/Cheers (10 points)

Challenge of the Month (5 points)

1

2

0

24

34

0

54

10

CURRENT LEADER: River Valley! Congrats!

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

30 MRF

DUE

1 2 3 ICON 4 ICON 5 ICON 6 ICON

7 ICON 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 Sub-

mission

s due

16 17 Ki-

wanis

DCM

18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 LTC

28 29 30 31 MRF

DUE

July 2013

S c h e d u l e o f E ve n t s International Convention—July 3-7 in Washington DC

Leadership Training Conference—July 27 in Live Oak High School

Kiwanis DCM—July 17 in Harvest Room at 5 PM

More division fundraisers and events will be added, we will update you on these later!



Lieutenant Governor: Prajwol Devkota

Email: [email protected]

Call/Text: (530)867-5341

Region Advisor: Rhonda Cameron


Call/Text: (530)870-2085

Division News Editor: Tom Cheng


Call/Text: (530)217-9791

Instagram:

www.instagram.com/d14keyclub

Facebook: CNH Division 14 Key

Club!

[NEW!] Vine: @D14KeyClub

[NEW!] Website:


Newsletter:

www.issuu.com/d14robots

[NEW!] Mobile Subscription: Text “Follow

D14robots” to 40404

[NEW!] Twitter: www.twitter.com/d14robots

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