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Work Day at the Ranch for the Grace Foundation
On October 28th, we will drive out to Latrobe and work on the ranch that belongs to the Grace foundation. This foundation rescues horses that are bound for the slaughterhouse, rehabilitates them, puts them up for adoption or keeps them on the ranch. Some of the horses are part of a program that partners at-risk youth with the horses. Our job on the 28th will include painting the barn and possibly put up a fence. Weather permitting, we will host a barbecue after the event.
Time for the event is 10 AM to 2 PM with the BBQ to follow. We will need parents to help with the transportation both to and from the ranch.
Time for the event is 10 AM to 2 PM with the BBQ to follow. We will need parents to help with the transportation both to and from the ranch.
Salmon Festival Nimbus Fish Hatchery
More information coming soon!
Harvest Festival at Brookes's Elementray School
More information coming soon!
Key Connections CSUS Ropes Course
Friday, October 5, 2007 - All day event until 8pm!
Come take a trip with the Oak ridge High School Key Club to the CSUS Ropes Course where you will learn to push yourself to the limit and conquer your fears. The cost is $50 which is a great deal for an awesome day of fun like this!
Pick up a form in I-6 and turn it in with your money by Friday September 28th if you wish to go.
Come take a trip with the Oak ridge High School Key Club to the CSUS Ropes Course where you will learn to push yourself to the limit and conquer your fears. The cost is $50 which is a great deal for an awesome day of fun like this!
Pick up a form in I-6 and turn it in with your money by Friday September 28th if you wish to go.
Jackson's Fall Festival
Saturday, October 6th
It's that time again!
Date: Saturday, October 6th
Time: 11am - 4pm
Place: The school grounds of Jackson Elementary School (2561 Francisco Blvd, EDH, CA)
We are looking for 15 to 20 student volunteers to assist with our game booths, food booths, ticket sales, set-up and clean-up of this event. We will begin setting up at 9:00am and the event will run from 11am until 4pm. We will also need volunteers to assist with clean up from 4:00 until 5:30pm. Any students that are intersested in helping should contact Susan Capasso at (916) 939-1212 or email her at scapasso@rescue.k12.ca.us.
There will be an information booth where the students would check-in and get their assignments. We also have our volunteer community hours form which we will fill out for them when they check out.
Thanks for your assistance!
Susan Capasso
(916) 939-1212
It's that time again!
Date: Saturday, October 6th
Time: 11am - 4pm
Place: The school grounds of Jackson Elementary School (2561 Francisco Blvd, EDH, CA)
We are looking for 15 to 20 student volunteers to assist with our game booths, food booths, ticket sales, set-up and clean-up of this event. We will begin setting up at 9:00am and the event will run from 11am until 4pm. We will also need volunteers to assist with clean up from 4:00 until 5:30pm. Any students that are intersested in helping should contact Susan Capasso at (916) 939-1212 or email her at scapasso@rescue.k12.ca.us.
There will be an information booth where the students would check-in and get their assignments. We also have our volunteer community hours form which we will fill out for them when they check out.
Thanks for your assistance!
Susan Capasso
(916) 939-1212
Silva Valley Harvest Festival
Saturday, October 6th, from 2:00pm - 7:00pm
Every year, Oak Ridge Key Clubbers have been very helpful at Silva Valley's Harvest Festival. This year the festival will be on Saturday, October 6th, from 2:00pm - 7:00pm. we need around 10 to 15 Key Club members all day to make our Harvest Festival another successful event for our kids. Here's a breakout of what's needed:
Parking lot attendants: 2:00pm to 6:00pm (hourly shifts)
Setup: 1:00pm to 2:00pm
Cleanup: 6:00pm to 7:00pm
Haunted House: 2:00pm to 7:00pm (hourly shifts)
Craft / game booths: 1:30pm to 6:00pm (hourly shifts)
The sign-up sheet is in I-6. Sign up ASAP!!
Every year, Oak Ridge Key Clubbers have been very helpful at Silva Valley's Harvest Festival. This year the festival will be on Saturday, October 6th, from 2:00pm - 7:00pm. we need around 10 to 15 Key Club members all day to make our Harvest Festival another successful event for our kids. Here's a breakout of what's needed:
Parking lot attendants: 2:00pm to 6:00pm (hourly shifts)
Setup: 1:00pm to 2:00pm
Cleanup: 6:00pm to 7:00pm
Haunted House: 2:00pm to 7:00pm (hourly shifts)
Craft / game booths: 1:30pm to 6:00pm (hourly shifts)
The sign-up sheet is in I-6. Sign up ASAP!!
5th Annual Kiwanis Crab Feed
November 18 2007 at 1:00 pm
Come join us for Crab football and fun silent auction, raffles and games. Raises money for local scholarship programs. Call Bob Rosalli for tickets at (916) 337-3655. Adults $35. Children $20.
We need volunteers willing to serve food to people. This is a really gun event!
At the Folsom Community Center.
52 Natoma Street
Folsom, California
Come join us for Crab football and fun silent auction, raffles and games. Raises money for local scholarship programs. Call Bob Rosalli for tickets at (916) 337-3655. Adults $35. Children $20.
We need volunteers willing to serve food to people. This is a really gun event!
At the Folsom Community Center.
52 Natoma Street
Folsom, California
Dolphin Dash
Sunday September 30 - 8:00am to 11:00am
Last year we had about 12 volunteers from the key club help with the Dolphin Dash. We would love your help again. The run this year is on a Sunday Sept. 30 from 8:00 to 11:00. If we could get about 12 to 16 volunteers to arrive at 7:30 to help family's and to direct children with the indoor circuit training would be great.
Thank You, Tracy Sunday 941-0562
Last year we had about 12 volunteers from the key club help with the Dolphin Dash. We would love your help again. The run this year is on a Sunday Sept. 30 from 8:00 to 11:00. If we could get about 12 to 16 volunteers to arrive at 7:30 to help family's and to direct children with the indoor circuit training would be great.
Thank You, Tracy Sunday 941-0562
Great American Parkway Cleanup
September 15th, 2007
One of the first volunteer opportunities of the year! For more information visit the website:
http://www.arpf.org/garcu.htm
One of the first volunteer opportunities of the year! For more information visit the website:
http://www.arpf.org/garcu.htm
Swat Team Training
Hey Everyone,
Oak Ridge is the location of Swat team training, they need people to be the hostages, and simulate a full campus. We also need parents to be coming to pick up their child and get freaked out when they realize what is going on. it is July 23-27th so THIS Monday-Friday, from 12:30-5 at Oak Ridge, You can come 1 day, you can come all or any combination of the days. You will need your parents to fill out a permission slip/health waiver. Swat will be using blanks so no harm will be done. You can pick up the waiver from the principals office (see Mrs. Botkin). We need a total of 200 volunteers, anyone 12 and up can participate.
Show Your Support
Key Club isn't just during the school year, they are always things we are doing, and if you were short on hours last year, you might want to take advantage of your summer.
Oak Ridge is the location of Swat team training, they need people to be the hostages, and simulate a full campus. We also need parents to be coming to pick up their child and get freaked out when they realize what is going on. it is July 23-27th so THIS Monday-Friday, from 12:30-5 at Oak Ridge, You can come 1 day, you can come all or any combination of the days. You will need your parents to fill out a permission slip/health waiver. Swat will be using blanks so no harm will be done. You can pick up the waiver from the principals office (see Mrs. Botkin). We need a total of 200 volunteers, anyone 12 and up can participate.
Show Your Support
Key Club isn't just during the school year, they are always things we are doing, and if you were short on hours last year, you might want to take advantage of your summer.
Fall Rally !
Hi Key Clubbers,
Fall Rally is really fun, and we need lots pf people for it. It's on October 20th from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., We will leave from Oak Ridge and travel to Six Flags-Discovery Kingdom ! It is really fun but you have to be enthusiastic, because all the Key Clubbers participate in Spirit Battles, so you also HAVE TO STAY WITH THE GROUP. This is very important and will NOT be tolerated if you wander away from the group. We will have tons of fun! You will need to pay for the entrance fee into Six Flags-Discovery Kingdom/Marine World, and your food.
I will figure out the time we will leave from Oak Ridge to get to Discovery Kingdom Around 10AM and it ends around 7PM. Our Lt. Governor is hoping to see 35 members,of course we could bring more since we are the largest club out of the 16 in the division.
Show your Support and Key Club Spirit !
Fall Rally is really fun, and we need lots pf people for it. It's on October 20th from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., We will leave from Oak Ridge and travel to Six Flags-Discovery Kingdom ! It is really fun but you have to be enthusiastic, because all the Key Clubbers participate in Spirit Battles, so you also HAVE TO STAY WITH THE GROUP. This is very important and will NOT be tolerated if you wander away from the group. We will have tons of fun! You will need to pay for the entrance fee into Six Flags-Discovery Kingdom/Marine World, and your food.
I will figure out the time we will leave from Oak Ridge to get to Discovery Kingdom Around 10AM and it ends around 7PM. Our Lt. Governor is hoping to see 35 members,of course we could bring more since we are the largest club out of the 16 in the division.
Show your Support and Key Club Spirit !
Folsom International Triathlon
Hi Clubbers,
The Folsom International Triathlon is still a while a way but be prepared, We need 10 volunteers to be there. It is on August 12th, from 6a.m. to 2p.m. @ Nimbus Flats, California State Park. I know its early, but you can go to sleep when you get home. For all you people who didn't get your hours in last year, start now, and get these hours while you aren't busy.
Show you support, and Key Club Spirit !!!
The Folsom International Triathlon is still a while a way but be prepared, We need 10 volunteers to be there. It is on August 12th, from 6a.m. to 2p.m. @ Nimbus Flats, California State Park. I know its early, but you can go to sleep when you get home. For all you people who didn't get your hours in last year, start now, and get these hours while you aren't busy.
Show you support, and Key Club Spirit !!!
District Car Wash !
Hey Key Clubbers,
Have a summer volunteer opportunity for you ! It is a Car Wash for the district to raise money, this is much bigger than just the club car wash. It is At Capital Nursery (5410 Sunrise Blvd., Citrus Heights) on June 30th, at 10a.m. - 4p.m.
Show your Key Club spirit, and support your district !
Have a summer volunteer opportunity for you ! It is a Car Wash for the district to raise money, this is much bigger than just the club car wash. It is At Capital Nursery (5410 Sunrise Blvd., Citrus Heights) on June 30th, at 10a.m. - 4p.m.
Show your Key Club spirit, and support your district !
Little League Day
On May 12th from 10:30a.m. - 3:00p.m. We will be working At food booths, the game area, and they really NEED face painters from 11:00a.m. - 2:00p.m. It will be held at the Oak Meadow Elementary School.
If you are interested in this event please contact Lisa Murphy at phone number 933-8548.
If you are interested in this event please contact Lisa Murphy at phone number 933-8548.
Sacramento Bee - Children's Book Drive
Oak Ridge is a donation site for the Sacramento Bee's Share-A-Story book drive! Each English teacher has been given the info and should be encouraging students to bring in books.
ALSO, besides bringing in books you can take your volunteering to the next level by leading book-sorting sessions!
As the third annual Share A Story Children's Book Drive is gearing into full swing, volunteers are needed to sort the books that will be collected throughout April and May.
In particular, Hands On Sacramento is looking for volunteers who are interested in being a project leader to lead book sorting sessions. Leading a book sorting session is a fun and easy way to increase your community involvement and dedication to volunteering. Book sorting sessions are about 2 to 3 hours long and are conveniently timed to fit around your work or school schedules.
Project leaders play an essential role in the success of the book drive. This year alone, we are looking to collect, sort, and redistribute over 100,000 new and gently used children's books. This large task cannot be completed without the help of our dedicated volunteers.
If you have volunteered at our book sorting sessions in previous years, we welcome you to come back as project leaders. If you have not participated in the book sorting before but would like to learn to lead sessions, we will train you to be an excellent project leader. If you are one of our current project leaders and are interested in helping out in between your projects, we appreciate your ongoing dedication.
To be a book sorting project leader, you must attend one training session and lead at least 3 sorting sessions of your choice.
If you want to sign up to be a project leader or have questions, please contact Paul - phicks@handsonsacto.org / (916) 447-7063 x305.
ALSO, besides bringing in books you can take your volunteering to the next level by leading book-sorting sessions!
As the third annual Share A Story Children's Book Drive is gearing into full swing, volunteers are needed to sort the books that will be collected throughout April and May.
In particular, Hands On Sacramento is looking for volunteers who are interested in being a project leader to lead book sorting sessions. Leading a book sorting session is a fun and easy way to increase your community involvement and dedication to volunteering. Book sorting sessions are about 2 to 3 hours long and are conveniently timed to fit around your work or school schedules.
Project leaders play an essential role in the success of the book drive. This year alone, we are looking to collect, sort, and redistribute over 100,000 new and gently used children's books. This large task cannot be completed without the help of our dedicated volunteers.
If you have volunteered at our book sorting sessions in previous years, we welcome you to come back as project leaders. If you have not participated in the book sorting before but would like to learn to lead sessions, we will train you to be an excellent project leader. If you are one of our current project leaders and are interested in helping out in between your projects, we appreciate your ongoing dedication.
To be a book sorting project leader, you must attend one training session and lead at least 3 sorting sessions of your choice.
If you want to sign up to be a project leader or have questions, please contact Paul - phicks@handsonsacto.org / (916) 447-7063 x305.
Folsom Intel Carnival
Saturday, May 19
Folsom Events Committee at Intel---
NOTE: This is NOT an ORHS Key Club-sponsored event.
"We are looking for volunteers to help at our upcoming carnival (Saturday, May 19).
Logistics:
Date: Saturday May 19th
Time: 9:00 - 3:00
We would need approx 20 volunteers to help man our carnival booths and prize booth.
Shifts: 9-12 and 12-3
If you are interested please contact me at 916-356-8382.
Thank you in advance for any assistance you may provide
Sue Bartlett
FEC Treasurer
Intel Corporation"
Folsom Events Committee at Intel---
NOTE: This is NOT an ORHS Key Club-sponsored event.
"We are looking for volunteers to help at our upcoming carnival (Saturday, May 19).
Logistics:
Date: Saturday May 19th
Time: 9:00 - 3:00
We would need approx 20 volunteers to help man our carnival booths and prize booth.
Shifts: 9-12 and 12-3
If you are interested please contact me at 916-356-8382.
Thank you in advance for any assistance you may provide
Sue Bartlett
FEC Treasurer
Intel Corporation"
All K Day
Hi Key Clubbers,
Information on All K Day is available. Note: This event is NOT sponsored by ORHS Key Club, though all are encouraged to attend.
Message from: Beth Patricio ( bethpatricio@sbcglobal.net )
April 7th 12:00pm
As you know All K Day is just around the corner, and I need to know if you will be participating and which project you would like to participate in. Please email me as soon as possible. The Folsom and Oak Ridge Key Clubs will be participating, along with the Cub Scouts this year.
The plan: All meet at the City Park Pavillion at 8:30am. We will all meet back at the Pavillion at 12:00pm for a BBQ hosted by the Folsom Kiwanis. Thank you to Richard and Clara for heading up the BBQ.
Activity #1 Water Safety Day to be held at the Folsom Aquatics Center.
*We expect approximately 600 kids and parents at this event.
a. The US Army Corps of Engineers will have Rangers attend the event passing
out literature, water safety bracelets and coloring books. They are also
looking into bringing a "Water Safety Robot".
b. We will provide a hot chocolate booth.
c. We will be supporting the Folsom Fire Department with their mission
of educating the community on their "Life Jacket Loan Program" and the "Vial
for Life" programs.
d. We will hold life jacket swim relays in the pool.
e. CPR demonstrations will be given.
Signed up for Water Safety: Bob Rosalli, Jack Chapman, Jeff Gorrell, Joey Larsen,
Beth Patricio
__________________________________________________________________________
Activity #2 Vial For Life Booths -Jim Tharp, Chairperson
a. The mission is to educate the community on how the Vial F
Information on All K Day is available. Note: This event is NOT sponsored by ORHS Key Club, though all are encouraged to attend.
Message from: Beth Patricio ( bethpatricio@sbcglobal.net )
April 7th 12:00pm
As you know All K Day is just around the corner, and I need to know if you will be participating and which project you would like to participate in. Please email me as soon as possible. The Folsom and Oak Ridge Key Clubs will be participating, along with the Cub Scouts this year.
The plan: All meet at the City Park Pavillion at 8:30am. We will all meet back at the Pavillion at 12:00pm for a BBQ hosted by the Folsom Kiwanis. Thank you to Richard and Clara for heading up the BBQ.
Activity #1 Water Safety Day to be held at the Folsom Aquatics Center.
*We expect approximately 600 kids and parents at this event.
a. The US Army Corps of Engineers will have Rangers attend the event passing
out literature, water safety bracelets and coloring books. They are also
looking into bringing a "Water Safety Robot".
b. We will provide a hot chocolate booth.
c. We will be supporting the Folsom Fire Department with their mission
of educating the community on their "Life Jacket Loan Program" and the "Vial
for Life" programs.
d. We will hold life jacket swim relays in the pool.
e. CPR demonstrations will be given.
Signed up for Water Safety: Bob Rosalli, Jack Chapman, Jeff Gorrell, Joey Larsen,
Beth Patricio
__________________________________________________________________________
Activity #2 Vial For Life Booths -Jim Tharp, Chairperson
a. The mission is to educate the community on how the Vial F
Sew a Simple Quilt for Project Linus
Do you know how to sew....or would like to learn how to sew? If so, this event is for you. On Saturday, March 24th, we will have an opportunity to use the sewing room at Meissner's Sewing Center (next to Kohl's in Folsom) to make simple panel quilts for Project Linus. All supplies will be provided but you MUST sign up ahead of time. We can accomodate 11 students. The sewing will start at 10 AM and finish around 1 PM. To finish the quilts, additional hand sewing will be required.
Crab Feed for Lakeview Elementary School
Please come into I-6 to sign up for this Crab Feed to benefit Lakeview Elementary School. We need 50 volunteers for this event. It will be held at the CSD center. Volunteers should arrive by 4:30 PM and plan to stay until 10:30 PM. A parent permission form is mandatory for this event as alcohol will be served and parents must give their consent. This consent form simply states parents are aware alcohol will be served but students are NOT to serve or handle any alcohol during the entire event.
KVIE Phone Bank
Saturday - March 17th, 2007 - 3:15 pm to 8:00 pm
Hey Everyone!
Want 7 community service hours?!!!!!???!! KVIE is a great opportunity for you to earn up to 7 hours. We need around 20 people (who are able to work a computer and phone (it is really easy)) to help take phone calls during a live drive on KVIE. You can be on TV!
We will meet at the tennis courts at 2:00. Parent drivers are needed, to help carpool. Bring a your dinner and wear your Key Cub T-Shirt!
If you have any questions contact, Sabrina.
Hey Everyone!
Want 7 community service hours?!!!!!???!! KVIE is a great opportunity for you to earn up to 7 hours. We need around 20 people (who are able to work a computer and phone (it is really easy)) to help take phone calls during a live drive on KVIE. You can be on TV!
We will meet at the tennis courts at 2:00. Parent drivers are needed, to help carpool. Bring a your dinner and wear your Key Cub T-Shirt!
If you have any questions contact, Sabrina.
Total K Day
This event's date is currently UNCERTAIN. Do not plan on attending this event, until we have updated this page with further information. Thank you.
[size=7:27aa41ffcb]March 10, 2007
Total K is where one day a year, the members of Kiwanis and Sponsored Youth (Circle K, Key Club, Builders Club, K-Kids and Aktion Clubs) get together for a unified day of service to our communities throughout the California-Nevada-Hawaii District. 2007 will mark the 7th year for the project, which has been supported by hundreds of Kiwanis family clubs in our district. One day, one family! The date for the 2007 Total K will be Saturday, March 10.
Kiwanis Club of Folsom, in partnership with the Key Clubs of Folsom High and Oak Ridge High, has established this tradition of cleaning the town for our Total K project. But we invite anyone to join us. Please email president@folsomkiwanis.org if you would like to help. We always end the cleanup project with a great BBQ lunch prepared by Kiwanians with food donated by local merchants.
For more information and pictures please visit:
http://www.folsomkiwanis.org/totalkday.html
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[size=7:27aa41ffcb]March 10, 2007
Total K is where one day a year, the members of Kiwanis and Sponsored Youth (Circle K, Key Club, Builders Club, K-Kids and Aktion Clubs) get together for a unified day of service to our communities throughout the California-Nevada-Hawaii District. 2007 will mark the 7th year for the project, which has been supported by hundreds of Kiwanis family clubs in our district. One day, one family! The date for the 2007 Total K will be Saturday, March 10.
Kiwanis Club of Folsom, in partnership with the Key Clubs of Folsom High and Oak Ridge High, has established this tradition of cleaning the town for our Total K project. But we invite anyone to join us. Please email president@folsomkiwanis.org if you would like to help. We always end the cleanup project with a great BBQ lunch prepared by Kiwanians with food donated by local merchants.
For more information and pictures please visit:
http://www.folsomkiwanis.org/totalkday.html
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Community Service Trip to Costa Rica
Hey Key Clubbers,
I am organizing a trip to Costa Rica through a company called Global Works this summer, from June 3 - June 15. The emphasis of this trip is a combination of adventure (white-water rafting), culture exchange activities, and community service. The trip is NOT a Key Club trip but it will be a school sponsored trip (I'm waiting for approval from the school board). As a former Peace Corps volunteer, I believe an experience like this can be life-changing and well worth the expense. As trips go, the cost is very reasonable. A deposit of $250 is due by March 2nd, the rest of the tuition ($1500) is due by March 30th. We will need to have 14 students to make a trip.
Please spread the word, come by my room I-6 for a flyer of the tentative itinerary, and plan to attend an information meeting on Thursday Feb. 22nd at 6:30 PM in I-6.
Once I have the minimum 14 students we will assess the need and decide on additional fundraisers to help with the costs!
One other incentive....experiences like this can be an outstanding asset when it's time to submit your college applications.
Yours in service, Mrs. G
I am organizing a trip to Costa Rica through a company called Global Works this summer, from June 3 - June 15. The emphasis of this trip is a combination of adventure (white-water rafting), culture exchange activities, and community service. The trip is NOT a Key Club trip but it will be a school sponsored trip (I'm waiting for approval from the school board). As a former Peace Corps volunteer, I believe an experience like this can be life-changing and well worth the expense. As trips go, the cost is very reasonable. A deposit of $250 is due by March 2nd, the rest of the tuition ($1500) is due by March 30th. We will need to have 14 students to make a trip.
Please spread the word, come by my room I-6 for a flyer of the tentative itinerary, and plan to attend an information meeting on Thursday Feb. 22nd at 6:30 PM in I-6.
Once I have the minimum 14 students we will assess the need and decide on additional fundraisers to help with the costs!
One other incentive....experiences like this can be an outstanding asset when it's time to submit your college applications.
Yours in service, Mrs. G
Lake Forest Annual Crab Feed and Auction
February 3rd, 2007
Students in the Key Club are cordially invited to earn service points while serving our community! We need 44 servers for our Lake Forest Annual Crab Feed and Auction. We would like to split this invitation between both of your clubs. As far as the alcohol being served, we never let the servers touch the bottles or glasses.
Your Key Club members did a fantastic job last year so, we are inviting you back and would like the National Honor Society members to join us!
This year, we need some extra people to stay to help close out our live auction as well as a few to be runners to go and get the baskets for the auction winner and take the payment to the payout area. We also would like to ask if anyone could stay to help clean up. The end of the event is 11:00pm and we must be out of the building at midnight.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Each student will benefit in many ways.
Benefits include:
1) Each student will earn service hours.
2) Community involvement
3) In helping with this event, you are benefiting our E.D.H education system.
4) Any tips made, will go back to your club.
This year our theme will be a Sweetheart theme.
When- [size=18:c70258ce8d][b:c70258ce8d]February 3[/b:c70258ce8d][/size:c70258ce8d], 2007
Time- From 5:00PM-12:00 Midnight
Where-Holy Trinity Church
3111 Tierra de Dios Dr. E.D.H.
Please wear black pants and a white shirt. Dark pants will be fine if you don’t have any black ones. We will provide red aprons. Girls, please wear your hair tied back.
Your responsibilities will include:
1) Transportation to and from the event
2) Please arrive on time as training will start at 5:15pm
3) Meeting and greeting guests
4) Having fun!
5) Runners and clean up
6) Serving guests a 5 course meal
7) Working in the kitchen
[color=red:c70258ce8d]The available positions
Students in the Key Club are cordially invited to earn service points while serving our community! We need 44 servers for our Lake Forest Annual Crab Feed and Auction. We would like to split this invitation between both of your clubs. As far as the alcohol being served, we never let the servers touch the bottles or glasses.
Your Key Club members did a fantastic job last year so, we are inviting you back and would like the National Honor Society members to join us!
This year, we need some extra people to stay to help close out our live auction as well as a few to be runners to go and get the baskets for the auction winner and take the payment to the payout area. We also would like to ask if anyone could stay to help clean up. The end of the event is 11:00pm and we must be out of the building at midnight.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Each student will benefit in many ways.
Benefits include:
1) Each student will earn service hours.
2) Community involvement
3) In helping with this event, you are benefiting our E.D.H education system.
4) Any tips made, will go back to your club.
This year our theme will be a Sweetheart theme.
When- [size=18:c70258ce8d][b:c70258ce8d]February 3[/b:c70258ce8d][/size:c70258ce8d], 2007
Time- From 5:00PM-12:00 Midnight
Where-Holy Trinity Church
3111 Tierra de Dios Dr. E.D.H.
Please wear black pants and a white shirt. Dark pants will be fine if you don’t have any black ones. We will provide red aprons. Girls, please wear your hair tied back.
Your responsibilities will include:
1) Transportation to and from the event
2) Please arrive on time as training will start at 5:15pm
3) Meeting and greeting guests
4) Having fun!
5) Runners and clean up
6) Serving guests a 5 course meal
7) Working in the kitchen
[color=red:c70258ce8d]The available positions
Martin Luther King's Birthday
On January 15th, a school holiday, six volunteers are needed to help with a community food drive sponsored by Hands On El Dorado. Volunteers will be assigned to a site in EDH and will work from 3 to 6 PM. You must sign up in I-6. No sign ups will be processed online.
Folsom Symphony
December 16, 2006
Folsom Symphony
We need some ushers for the Dec. 16 performance (2 - 6 students). Are any students eager to do that? They should be friendly and outgoing and ready to help folks find their seats.
Arrive at Folsom High School by 6:30 and plan to stay for the performance to help afterwards too. There will also be a couple Folsom High Key Clubbers too.
Call at 983-1103. (Corrine Tharp)
Folsom Symphony
We need some ushers for the Dec. 16 performance (2 - 6 students). Are any students eager to do that? They should be friendly and outgoing and ready to help folks find their seats.
Arrive at Folsom High School by 6:30 and plan to stay for the performance to help afterwards too. There will also be a couple Folsom High Key Clubbers too.
Call at 983-1103. (Corrine Tharp)
Christmas Stockings for the Homeless
Each year, as part of the holiday meal, Loaves and Fishes offers each of our guests a Christmas Stocking. To do this, we ask the community to participate by providing stockings (approx. size: 14-16 inches long and 6-8 inches wide) with the following items:
[size=18:9de49f1541]Please bring in the items listed in [color=green:9de49f1541][b:9de49f1541]GREEN![/b:9de49f1541][/color:9de49f1541]
We already have the items listed in [color=red:9de49f1541][b:9de49f1541]RED.[/b:9de49f1541][/color:9de49f1541][/size:9de49f1541]
[list:9de49f1541]
[color=green:9de49f1541][*:9de49f1541]One pair of new socks, one size fits all
[*:9de49f1541]One set of stretch/knit hat and gloves
[*:9de49f1541]Small toy
[*:9de49f1541]A pair of shoelaces
[*:9de49f1541]Chapstick
[*:9de49f1541]Toothbrush and toothpaste
[*:9de49f1541]A deck of cards[/color:9de49f1541]
[color=red:9de49f1541][*:9de49f1541]Travel-size toiletry items (lotions, Vaseline, conditioners, shampoos)
[*:9de49f1541]McDonald's $5.00 Gift Certificate[/color:9de49f1541]
[/list:u:9de49f1541][b:9de49f1541][u:9de49f1541]Important Note:[/u:9de49f1541][/b:9de49f1541]
You will need to turn in your items to your [b:9de49f1541]class director[/b:9de49f1541].
For the [b:9de49f1541]freshman[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Patrick Bauman
For the [b:9de49f1541]sophomores[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Sam Cardonna
For the [b:9de49f1541]juniors[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Jeanette Neethling
For the [b:9de49f1541]seniors[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Betsy Stone
[size=18:9de49f1541]Please bring in the items listed in [color=green:9de49f1541][b:9de49f1541]GREEN![/b:9de49f1541][/color:9de49f1541]
We already have the items listed in [color=red:9de49f1541][b:9de49f1541]RED.[/b:9de49f1541][/color:9de49f1541][/size:9de49f1541]
[list:9de49f1541]
[color=green:9de49f1541][*:9de49f1541]One pair of new socks, one size fits all
[*:9de49f1541]One set of stretch/knit hat and gloves
[*:9de49f1541]Small toy
[*:9de49f1541]A pair of shoelaces
[*:9de49f1541]Chapstick
[*:9de49f1541]Toothbrush and toothpaste
[*:9de49f1541]A deck of cards[/color:9de49f1541]
[color=red:9de49f1541][*:9de49f1541]Travel-size toiletry items (lotions, Vaseline, conditioners, shampoos)
[*:9de49f1541]McDonald's $5.00 Gift Certificate[/color:9de49f1541]
[/list:u:9de49f1541][b:9de49f1541][u:9de49f1541]Important Note:[/u:9de49f1541][/b:9de49f1541]
You will need to turn in your items to your [b:9de49f1541]class director[/b:9de49f1541].
For the [b:9de49f1541]freshman[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Patrick Bauman
For the [b:9de49f1541]sophomores[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Sam Cardonna
For the [b:9de49f1541]juniors[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Jeanette Neethling
For the [b:9de49f1541]seniors[/b:9de49f1541] this is: Betsy Stone
Mercedes Dealership Santa Event
December 10th, 2006
Santa event held at the Mercedes Dealership - Dec 10th
OFFLINE SIGNUP ONLY! - You must sign up at Thursday's Meeting or in I-6!
We will be meeting to begin set up on that day at 10am and would love a couple of helping hands.
The event begins at 1pm - we have several things happening within the event itself, such as Snowflake and Checkers the Elves, who might like a hand or two to help them with facepainting, "Fluff & Stuff" (like "Build-a-Bear"), Santa Photos and collecting "wish lists" from children, etc
The elves wrap up at 5pm, but Santa will be visiting & taking photos with kids until 6pm (or thereabout)
Then, of course there's clean up.
[b:17ac56d40f][u:17ac56d40f]Schedule for Events[/u:17ac56d40f][/b:17ac56d40f]
9:30 am to 1:00pm 5 students for set up
12:30 pm to 4:00 pm 1 student for assistance w/photos
1 student for assistance w/Starbuck's Coffee
2 students to work with Snowflake & Checkers the Elves
3:30 pm to 7:00 pm same shifts as above plus some clean up
We need [b:17ac56d40f]13 students[/b:17ac56d40f] to help out throughout the day.
Thanks very much for your support!
[size=18:17ac56d40f][color=red:17ac56d40f]Once again, YOU CAN [u:17ac56d40f]NOT[/u:17ac56d40f] SIGN UP ONLINE FOR THIS EVENT. You must sign up during Thursday's meeting or anytime in I-6.[/color:17ac56d40f][/size:17ac56d40f]
Questions? Talk to Kristi Ghent.
The Ghent Team, Team & Client Services
916-220-9041
Santa event held at the Mercedes Dealership - Dec 10th
OFFLINE SIGNUP ONLY! - You must sign up at Thursday's Meeting or in I-6!
We will be meeting to begin set up on that day at 10am and would love a couple of helping hands.
The event begins at 1pm - we have several things happening within the event itself, such as Snowflake and Checkers the Elves, who might like a hand or two to help them with facepainting, "Fluff & Stuff" (like "Build-a-Bear"), Santa Photos and collecting "wish lists" from children, etc
The elves wrap up at 5pm, but Santa will be visiting & taking photos with kids until 6pm (or thereabout)
Then, of course there's clean up.
[b:17ac56d40f][u:17ac56d40f]Schedule for Events[/u:17ac56d40f][/b:17ac56d40f]
9:30 am to 1:00pm 5 students for set up
12:30 pm to 4:00 pm 1 student for assistance w/photos
1 student for assistance w/Starbuck's Coffee
2 students to work with Snowflake & Checkers the Elves
3:30 pm to 7:00 pm same shifts as above plus some clean up
We need [b:17ac56d40f]13 students[/b:17ac56d40f] to help out throughout the day.
Thanks very much for your support!
[size=18:17ac56d40f][color=red:17ac56d40f]Once again, YOU CAN [u:17ac56d40f]NOT[/u:17ac56d40f] SIGN UP ONLINE FOR THIS EVENT. You must sign up during Thursday's meeting or anytime in I-6.[/color:17ac56d40f][/size:17ac56d40f]
Questions? Talk to Kristi Ghent.
The Ghent Team, Team & Client Services
916-220-9041
Work Day December 9th at ORHS
Do you need to earn more hours? Learn how to make a simple blanket out of fleece. NO SEWING is required. We have enough fleece to make 12 blankets to donate to the food banks for children in our community. Sign up now. We will start at 10 AM and work until about 2 PM. Earn an extra hour of community service if you bring a holiday treat to share. The treats (cookies?) must be homemade and you will need to give a little info about the holiday tradition. I'll supply the drinks or punch.
News 10 Coats for Kids drive
It's that time of year again. We are registered as a drop off site for the Channel 10, Coats for Kids drive. We need volunteers to visit local schools and coordinate the coat drive. Last year we donated over 200 coats for needy children in the Sacramento area. First committee meeting is in I-6, Wednesday November 15th, during lunch. Please volunteer to make this coat drive a big success!
Work Day at Oak Ridge, Nov. 18th
Join us from 10 AM to 2 PM on Saturday, November 18th for a work day at Oak Ridge. Your hours can count for more than one club since it is a school event. We will be painting, distributing bark, cleaning classrooms, and more. At 2 PM we will have a BBQ or pizza...[size=18:ec812685df]FREE FOOD![/size:ec812685df] :lol:
Second Work Day at the Grace Foundation
Volunteer on Saturday, November 4, 2006.
The Grace Foundation recently received more than 20 horses, but needs a place to put them. Volunteer to help build a fence.
We will be meeting on Saturday at 8:30 A.M. at the tennis courts at Oak Ridge to carpool to the Grace Foundation. The work day begins at 9:00 A.M. and ends at 4:00 P.M., but arriving or leaving within those times should be fine.
If you can't meet at Oak Ridge, here are the directions to the Grace Foundation:
"To get to the Grace Foundation take highway 50 east, exit on Latrobe Road, turn left on to Ryan Ranch Road, and turn left at the Grace Foundation gate."
I hope to see you there!
The Grace Foundation recently received more than 20 horses, but needs a place to put them. Volunteer to help build a fence.
We will be meeting on Saturday at 8:30 A.M. at the tennis courts at Oak Ridge to carpool to the Grace Foundation. The work day begins at 9:00 A.M. and ends at 4:00 P.M., but arriving or leaving within those times should be fine.
If you can't meet at Oak Ridge, here are the directions to the Grace Foundation:
"To get to the Grace Foundation take highway 50 east, exit on Latrobe Road, turn left on to Ryan Ranch Road, and turn left at the Grace Foundation gate."
I hope to see you there!
Halloween party
Just in...volunteer Saturday, October 28th 2006 from 4:30 to 11 PM at a Halloween party at the Placerville County Fairgrounds. This is a fundraiser for the Debbie Amaral Memorial Scholarship. Volunteers can dress in costumes or wear their Key Club shirts. Activities will include selling food, running games, overseeing a jump house, and more. This is a family event. Volunteers will need to provide their own transportation. It is NOT necessary to stay for the whole time.
Kiwanis Family House Landscaping
This is an email from Pamela Haines, Secretary, Kiwanis Club of the Kiwanis Family House. We encourage you to volunteer at this wonderful event!
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Hurrah, After the rain, heat, and large shaggy dogs:
We finally have a date to plant the landscaping at the Kiwanis Family House:
Saturday, October 28, 2006
9 a.m. until done or as long as you can stay to help.
Bring gloves, wear grubs, bring a shovel and rake if possible.
This is a meaningful and lasting service opportunity for the Kiwanis Family
House.
RSVP to Pamela Haines, Secretary, Kiwanis Club of the Kiwanis Family House
(916) 354-9786
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Hurrah, After the rain, heat, and large shaggy dogs:
We finally have a date to plant the landscaping at the Kiwanis Family House:
Saturday, October 28, 2006
9 a.m. until done or as long as you can stay to help.
Bring gloves, wear grubs, bring a shovel and rake if possible.
This is a meaningful and lasting service opportunity for the Kiwanis Family
House.
RSVP to Pamela Haines, Secretary, Kiwanis Club of the Kiwanis Family House
(916) 354-9786
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Project Linus
We have several small groups supporting Project Linus. The goal is to make a blanket or a quilt that will be donated to a hospital, shelter, children's home, police officers, etc to give to a child in need. The goal is not so much to make a blanket for warmth as it is a "comfort" blanket.
Quilts are made at the home of one of our Kiwanis supporters. It will take several sessions at her house to make a quilt. Please sign up if you are interested. No prior sewing experience is needed.
Two types of blankets can be made using yarn.
Carly Polland is teaching students how to make a beautiful blanket using an "heirloom lace" loom. This is a special type of crochet. No prior experience is needed.
Jillian Spink and Carmen Siu will teach basic knitting. Besides blankets, students can make scarves that we will donate to local food banks and shelters.
Jessica Biggs and Rachel Thatcher can teach students how to make a very simple knitted hat WITHOUT using regular knitting kneedles.
All of these projects are fun to do. You can learn a new skill and earn community service hours at the same time.
Quilts are made at the home of one of our Kiwanis supporters. It will take several sessions at her house to make a quilt. Please sign up if you are interested. No prior sewing experience is needed.
Two types of blankets can be made using yarn.
Carly Polland is teaching students how to make a beautiful blanket using an "heirloom lace" loom. This is a special type of crochet. No prior experience is needed.
Jillian Spink and Carmen Siu will teach basic knitting. Besides blankets, students can make scarves that we will donate to local food banks and shelters.
Jessica Biggs and Rachel Thatcher can teach students how to make a very simple knitted hat WITHOUT using regular knitting kneedles.
All of these projects are fun to do. You can learn a new skill and earn community service hours at the same time.
Work Day at the ranch for Grace Foundation
On October 28th, we will drive out to Latrobe and work on the ranch that belongs to the Grace foundation. This foundation rescues horses that are bound for the slaughterhouse, rehabilitates them, puts them up for adoption or keeps them on the ranch. Some of the horses are part of a program that partners at-risk youth with the horses. Our job on the 28th will include painting the barn and possibly put up a fence. Weather permitting, we will host a barbecue after the event.
Time for the event is 10 AM to 2 PM with the BBQ to follow. We will need parents to help with the transportation both to and from the ranch.
Time for the event is 10 AM to 2 PM with the BBQ to follow. We will need parents to help with the transportation both to and from the ranch.
KVIE Phone Bank
September 26, 2006
Hey Key Club members!
On October 14th from 3:15pm to 8:00pm, we will be volunteering at KVIE. We will be on TV! Answering phone calls for people who want to order a CD or DVD from KVIE. We will be on TV so, it will be fun for your parents to see you on TV. It is a FUN way to get 5 hours of community Service! Sign up soon! If you have any questions please contact me Sabrina Ilich at silich@jps.net . We need around 20 people. So plan on attending!
Thanks!
Sabrina Ilich
Secretary
Hey Key Club members!
On October 14th from 3:15pm to 8:00pm, we will be volunteering at KVIE. We will be on TV! Answering phone calls for people who want to order a CD or DVD from KVIE. We will be on TV so, it will be fun for your parents to see you on TV. It is a FUN way to get 5 hours of community Service! Sign up soon! If you have any questions please contact me Sabrina Ilich at silich@jps.net . We need around 20 people. So plan on attending!
Thanks!
Sabrina Ilich
Secretary
Lake Forest Dolphin Dash
Saturday, September 30th, 2006 : 7:30am - 10:00am
We are looking for about 15 to 20 students to volunteer on September 30th. We would like them to meet us at Lake Forest School in the gym at 7:30am.
Volunteers will direct students and their families with any questions, help them with last minutes sign-ups, and help guide and motivate runners on the track.
The event should be over by 10:00am.
Please sign up! It will be fun!
Any questions? Call Tracy Sundby at (916) 941-0562
We are looking for about 15 to 20 students to volunteer on September 30th. We would like them to meet us at Lake Forest School in the gym at 7:30am.
Volunteers will direct students and their families with any questions, help them with last minutes sign-ups, and help guide and motivate runners on the track.
The event should be over by 10:00am.
Please sign up! It will be fun!
Any questions? Call Tracy Sundby at (916) 941-0562
* Relay For Life *
Saturday, September 16, 2006 @ El Dorado County Fairgrounds
We are looking for volunteers. The 3 hour shifts start at 7 am and run through to 7 pm on Sat. You will be asked to help with registration, the gear, store, water station, cancer information, and the kids zone. There is
also a need for clean-up assistance Sun morning at 8 am: gathering
chairs, tables, trash cans, banners, etc.
Call: 530-672-7051.
Stefanie Paul at ext 3172 or
Joy Vedder ext 7051
Additional information:
Marshall Medial Center is partnering once again with the American Cancer
Society to bring Relay For Life to our county. This 24-hour event
raised over $80,000 last year for cancer research and services. Many
Marshall employees and their families have been involved over the years,
and we are seeking your involvement this year as well.
Bring your folding chair (and your kids... we have a KIDS ZONE) and spend a day (or just a part of it) on the lawn listening to live music. You will be glad you did, and we will be grateful to have your help.
Make sure you call 530-672-7051 if you want to sign up. Just replying and letting [b:601a4367c6]us[/b:601a4367c6] know won't be enough. YOU MUST CALL 530-672-7051 and talk to Stefanie Paul at ext 3172 or Joy Vedder ext 7051.
Thanks!
We are looking for volunteers. The 3 hour shifts start at 7 am and run through to 7 pm on Sat. You will be asked to help with registration, the gear, store, water station, cancer information, and the kids zone. There is
also a need for clean-up assistance Sun morning at 8 am: gathering
chairs, tables, trash cans, banners, etc.
Call: 530-672-7051.
Stefanie Paul at ext 3172 or
Joy Vedder ext 7051
Additional information:
Marshall Medial Center is partnering once again with the American Cancer
Society to bring Relay For Life to our county. This 24-hour event
raised over $80,000 last year for cancer research and services. Many
Marshall employees and their families have been involved over the years,
and we are seeking your involvement this year as well.
Bring your folding chair (and your kids... we have a KIDS ZONE) and spend a day (or just a part of it) on the lawn listening to live music. You will be glad you did, and we will be grateful to have your help.
Make sure you call 530-672-7051 if you want to sign up. Just replying and letting [b:601a4367c6]us[/b:601a4367c6] know won't be enough. YOU MUST CALL 530-672-7051 and talk to Stefanie Paul at ext 3172 or Joy Vedder ext 7051.
Thanks!
Jackson Harvest Festival
Saturday, October 7th, 2006 : 11am to 4pm
Jackson Elementary School needs volunteers October 7th, 2006 from 11AM to 4PM to help out at their harvest festival.
Let us know if you can come!
Note: Silva Valley is having a Harvest Festival the same day, but we've already signed up too many volunteers for that event.
UPDATE:
If you want to come, YOU NEED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH Mrs. Susan Capasso at (916) 365-3506 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Also: For those who volunteer 4 hours and more, there will be a coupon for free food at BBQ Express as well as free drinks.
Jackson Elementary School needs volunteers October 7th, 2006 from 11AM to 4PM to help out at their harvest festival.
Let us know if you can come!
Note: Silva Valley is having a Harvest Festival the same day, but we've already signed up too many volunteers for that event.
UPDATE:
If you want to come, YOU NEED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH Mrs. Susan Capasso at (916) 365-3506 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Also: For those who volunteer 4 hours and more, there will be a coupon for free food at BBQ Express as well as free drinks.
Great American River Clean Up
Saturday, September 16 - 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
Trash is a Non-Native Species of the American River Parkway!
On Saturday, September 16 we have a fun event for you! Join us for the Great American River Clean Up on Saturday, September 16, 2006. Help keep the Parkway and river clean and safe after a busy summer. All ages welcome! Please come out and join us for some fun community service.
Remember to have some adult at the event sign for you to prove that you were there. Pick up an Hours Report Form in I-6.
Click here for [url=http://www.arpf.org/CleanupSiteList.htm]locations and details[/url] for the event.
To sign up for this event, please complete the [url=http://www.arpf.org/EventRegistrationForm.htm]online form[/url]. Or you can contact the American River Parkway Foundation office at (916) 486-2773 or send an e-mail to info@arpf.org to become a volunteer.
IMPORTANT!! - If you are UNDER 18 YEARS OLD, YOU MUST COMPLETE A YOUTH PERMISSION FORM. Print it out from [url=http://www.arpf.org/pdf_files/YouthPermissionForm.pdf]HERE[/url]. You need [url=http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html]Adobe Reader[/url] to view this PDF file.
If you plan on attending, please let us know by REPLYING to this message. We will organize a car pool for those who can't get a ride there.
Also, if anyone has a boat that they are willing to let us use to help clean up, let us know. Thanks!
Any questions, talk to Feross Aboukhadijeh (Club Editor) or Mrs. Gruwell in room I-6.
Trash is a Non-Native Species of the American River Parkway!
On Saturday, September 16 we have a fun event for you! Join us for the Great American River Clean Up on Saturday, September 16, 2006. Help keep the Parkway and river clean and safe after a busy summer. All ages welcome! Please come out and join us for some fun community service.
Remember to have some adult at the event sign for you to prove that you were there. Pick up an Hours Report Form in I-6.
Click here for [url=http://www.arpf.org/CleanupSiteList.htm]locations and details[/url] for the event.
To sign up for this event, please complete the [url=http://www.arpf.org/EventRegistrationForm.htm]online form[/url]. Or you can contact the American River Parkway Foundation office at (916) 486-2773 or send an e-mail to info@arpf.org to become a volunteer.
IMPORTANT!! - If you are UNDER 18 YEARS OLD, YOU MUST COMPLETE A YOUTH PERMISSION FORM. Print it out from [url=http://www.arpf.org/pdf_files/YouthPermissionForm.pdf]HERE[/url]. You need [url=http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html]Adobe Reader[/url] to view this PDF file.
If you plan on attending, please let us know by REPLYING to this message. We will organize a car pool for those who can't get a ride there.
Also, if anyone has a boat that they are willing to let us use to help clean up, let us know. Thanks!
Any questions, talk to Feross Aboukhadijeh (Club Editor) or Mrs. Gruwell in room I-6.
CAR WASH!
Saturday, September 23, 2006 from 9am-3pm
We'll be having our first club fundraiser at the Market Deli on the 23rd of September. we'll be needing as many members to sign up as possible so we can make this first event a big one! Tell anyone who has a car to come to the Free Key Club Car Wash (donations are kindly accepted :) ) at the Market Deli on Francisco and Green Valley.
Sign up for the 9am-12pm shift or 12pm-3pm shift. we will be needing sponges, rags, soap (cleaning liquid specifically for cars) and two hoses. Please specify if you can bring any of these when you sign up. We will also be needed posters promoting this event. Email treasurer Sara Khorasani if you have any questions
Hope to see you all there!
We'll be having our first club fundraiser at the Market Deli on the 23rd of September. we'll be needing as many members to sign up as possible so we can make this first event a big one! Tell anyone who has a car to come to the Free Key Club Car Wash (donations are kindly accepted :) ) at the Market Deli on Francisco and Green Valley.
Sign up for the 9am-12pm shift or 12pm-3pm shift. we will be needing sponges, rags, soap (cleaning liquid specifically for cars) and two hoses. Please specify if you can bring any of these when you sign up. We will also be needed posters promoting this event. Email treasurer Sara Khorasani if you have any questions
Hope to see you all there!
Upper Room
Last Tuesday of every month, Next** October 31, 2006
Attention all Key Clubbers... The Soup kitchen in Placerville called the Upper Room is in need of volunteers to come and help on the last tuesday of every month! This is a great way to get service hours and it is fun too. Volunteers must be at least 14 to work as a waiter/server and at least 16 to work in the kitchen. Volunteers will need to provide their own transportation to and from the site. We recommend leaving around 3 and depending on the night, will expect to be home around 6:30. Carpool options may be available.Note: A prayer is usually said before the serving begins, so if this is something you are not comfortable with feel free to decline, or just say that this is through a school club. They will understand. Also they recommend wearing close toed shoes. Have fun!!
If you have any questions and/or need directions please contact Alli Nystrom (V.P) at (916) 832-0900, or Ashley Dolfie (V.P) at (916) 715-6672. Thanks hope to see you there**
Attention all Key Clubbers... The Soup kitchen in Placerville called the Upper Room is in need of volunteers to come and help on the last tuesday of every month! This is a great way to get service hours and it is fun too. Volunteers must be at least 14 to work as a waiter/server and at least 16 to work in the kitchen. Volunteers will need to provide their own transportation to and from the site. We recommend leaving around 3 and depending on the night, will expect to be home around 6:30. Carpool options may be available.Note: A prayer is usually said before the serving begins, so if this is something you are not comfortable with feel free to decline, or just say that this is through a school club. They will understand. Also they recommend wearing close toed shoes. Have fun!!
If you have any questions and/or need directions please contact Alli Nystrom (V.P) at (916) 832-0900, or Ashley Dolfie (V.P) at (916) 715-6672. Thanks hope to see you there**
Kiwanis Family House
Saturday, August 26th, 9:00AM
We are in need of volunteers this Saturday (August 26) at 9:00AM to assist with the installation of the built-in barbecue and the brick flooring at the new Kiwanis Family House. The barbeque area has been prepped to recieve the bricks which will be laid in sand so the process will be easy and will go quickly if enough volunteers are on hand to help. Please arrive by 9:00 AM if possible.
We need 6 to 10 Key Clubbers! If you are able to help this Saturday, please email Darrell Ragland at ddragland@frontiernet.net or call him at 916-730-0122. Darrell will be the volunteer coordinator for this day.
The Kiwanis House is located at 2875 - 50th Street, Sacramento (one half block north of Broadway on 50th Street). The main number to the Family House is 736-0116, ext 100.
Sign up ASAP!
(P.S. - In the future you will be able to sign up by REPLYING to this message, in this FORUM. We will talk about this at a future Key Club meeting!)
We are in need of volunteers this Saturday (August 26) at 9:00AM to assist with the installation of the built-in barbecue and the brick flooring at the new Kiwanis Family House. The barbeque area has been prepped to recieve the bricks which will be laid in sand so the process will be easy and will go quickly if enough volunteers are on hand to help. Please arrive by 9:00 AM if possible.
We need 6 to 10 Key Clubbers! If you are able to help this Saturday, please email Darrell Ragland at ddragland@frontiernet.net or call him at 916-730-0122. Darrell will be the volunteer coordinator for this day.
The Kiwanis House is located at 2875 - 50th Street, Sacramento (one half block north of Broadway on 50th Street). The main number to the Family House is 736-0116, ext 100.
Sign up ASAP!
(P.S. - In the future you will be able to sign up by REPLYING to this message, in this FORUM. We will talk about this at a future Key Club meeting!)
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