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Past Events
Events are listed from newest to oldest.
Thanksgiving Luncheon (November 22, 2008)
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Description: On Saturday, November 22, our volunteers helped Project Access with their Thanksgiving Luncheon at the senior homes. These seniors and their families have not had a thanksgiving meal for a very long time, so our goal was to host a successful and fun Thanksgiving Luncheon. We helped set – up chairs, make center pieces for the tables and decorated the walls with leaves with various Thanksgiving decorations so the event will look more welcoming. When the event started, we were told to assist at the activities booth and the raffles tickets booth. The event turned out to be terrific; there were so many families and everyone seems to know each other really well. When food was served, the raffle tickets crew went around asking people if the wanted a raffle ticket. After the raffle tickets were drawn, we helped cut and serve pumpkin pie to everyone and joined in the celebration of those whose birthday is in November. We can see that the event was really successful when all the seniors and their families returned home with happy faces.
Men’s Day of Self Esteem (October 18, 2008)
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Description: For the 11th Annual Men’s Day of Self Esteem, our members headed down to Los Amigos High school at 9 in the morning to help with the event. There was so much to be done so our members split up into groups according to task. Most of the members helped organize hundreds of men’s shoes into size and colors, while the others set up tables, fold ties, organize suits, fold clothes, and iron wrinkled clothes. The day went by fast, and by 2 p.m, all tasks were complete. We were able to receive a light lunch as a reward for our hard work. Overall, the project was a great success and we were all satisfied with the results.
KTC (October 11, 2008)
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Description: This year the annual KIWIN’S Training Conference was held at Garden Grove’s Library. This event was very fun because we were able to bond with many new and returning members. We were able to break up into groups and attend workshops to learn more about KIWIN’S. There were many fun and informational workshops like the one where we learn new cheers, board responsibilities, and ways to be involved after high school. We played many fun games with all the members and bonded with them after the conference was over. KTC was a great success because all the members had a great time and we were able to introduce KIWIN’S to the new members.
OC Book Fair (October 5, 2008)
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Description: The OC Book Fair was held at Orange Coast College on Sunday, October 5. For this project, our volunteers helped set up tents, chairs and tables for the booths. After the all the set-up was finished, our volunteers help out at the face painting booth and the face sponging booth. The face painting and face sponging booths were a great success. For the face painting booth, we had four volunteers paint children’s faces for only one ticket. The Sponging booth required one volunteer to stick their head through a cardboard wall, and get sponged in the face with a soaking wet sponge. Once a person wins, they receive two tickets and many kids came back to the booth for more fun. Overall, the project was very enjoyable for the volunteers and everyone who attended the event.
Electronic Recycling (October 4, 2008)
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Description: For this event, we helped the Westminster Kiwanis assist in getting information from people who gave away electronics or wanted to recycle them. We had six volunteers for this project and we split three to a group. The first group handles cars in the first line and the second group handles the last line. Every time a car comes and they have a television then we have to get their name, address, and where they heard this event from. The event was pretty fun, successful, and easy.
Easter Seals Walk With Me (September 20, 2008)
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Description: This walk was held at the Santa Ana Zoo. It was to help fundraise for the Easter Seals which works to provide service for people with disabilities and their families. During the walk, our group was assigned as the “Green Team.” We basically spread out along the route and gathered up the trash we saw. As the walkers went by, we also cheered and clapped for them. Overall, it was good to help with the walk and see the many animals at the zoo.
Festival Of Children (August 6 & 13, 2008)
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Description: On Saturday the 6th and 13th, a group of us went to South Coast Plaza to volunteer for the Festival of Children. We worked at the crafts table and helped kids make tote bags and photo frames. They were given foam stickers, glitter, and markers to decorate with. It was fun to see the kids get creative and messy while their parents praised or fussed over them. This project was enjoyable because we were with kids, and we were able to watch dance performances while we worked. Plus, this project was held at the mall, so we were able to go shopping afterwards.
Backpacks for Success (August 16, 2008)
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Description: For this event, we helped put school supplies into backpacks for kids in elementary, middle, and high school. We worked in efficient assembly lines with Bolsa Key Club and were able to finish quickly. Since there much cardboard to be discarded, we took the opportunity to turn the project into a mini-fundraiser. Everyone helped flatten the cardboard boxes and we took them home to be recycled. Not only were we able to help kids in school, we were able to save the earth and earn ourselves some money.
Westminster Relay for Life (August 8-9 2008) Ratings:
Description: For this event, our members volunteered for two days. The first day was all for set-up. We put out trash bags, help set up tents, tables, sand bags, decorated the sandbags and other task as well. The second day, we worked at booths and helped the Luminarios tent fill up the bags with sand. When it got dark, our members ran around the track and lighted up the candles. The project was successful and everyone was able to enjoy the wonderful music and delicious food.
Pacific Symphony Office Work (August 1, 2008) Ratings:
Description: For this project, our members headed down to the Pacific Symphony Office to help them with their concert on the following day by stuffing programs into envelopes. We were required to put the donation envelopes into the programs and then put the program back into the box where it came from with the exact count. Our members were organized and split the jobs among who is going to fold the donation envelopes and who stuffs the envelope into the program. In the end, our members along with other volunteers at the event stuffed a total of 10,000 envelopes into programs. It may seem like a lot, but we took turn taking breaks and we were also provided a delicious light lunch. Overall, the project was enjoyable and now we are able to stuff envelops very fast.
Safety Day (July 29, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: Early in the morning, our members drove to Sigler Park to volunteer for Westminster’s annual Safety Day. We wrapped up hundreds of hotdogs to serve to the groups of kids. We were so into what we were doing that even a slight earthquake that day did not even stop us. In the end, we were able to watch interesting things like a police chase, helicopter landing, and a procedure that the cops use to break into cars. Overall, the event gave us a big learning experience and we are able to see the importance of the people who save lives everyday.
Cypress Community Festival (July 26, 2008) Ratings:
Description: We were invited to the annual Cypress Festival where the city of Cypress celebrates the communities’ accomplishments. The Cypress police station, fire department, and many local universities and business joined the fun handing out free merchandise. As for us KIWIN’S we handled the children ride taking tickets from them for the bounce house, while sneaking some free rides ourselves.
Garden Grove Relay for Life (July 20, 2008) Ratings:
Description: With two events going on; the car wash and relay for life, a group of our members arrived to Garden Grove High school to help out with Garden Grove’s Relay for Life. We picked up trash, took down signs, picked up all the sandbags, took down chairs and tents. This event was very meaningful because we were able to help fundraise for the American Cancer Society with their treatments for cancer patients.
OC Food Bank (July 14, 2008) Ratings:
Description: Early in the morning, LQ KIWIN’S headed out to the OC Food Bank Center to package food for the poor. A group of us got into an assembly line and put cereal, spaghetti, milk, and canned vegetables into each boxes. We joined forces with Kennedy High School to package more than 1500 boxes of food.
Fourth of July Celebration (July 4, 2008) Ratings:
Description: We arrived early at Westminster Civics Center to help our Kiwanis club sell for their Independence Day food sale. Some of us handed out sodas, chips, and candy, while others cooked hot dogs and hot links. A few of us were even sent to sell ice creams to the people on the stands. Afterwards, we were fed hot links while we watched the fireworks display.
Sunset at the Zoo (June 29, 2008) Ratings:
Description: For this event, our members helped Santa Ana Zoo with their annual “Sunset at the Zoo.” We arrived two hours early to help set up the trash cans, tables, and signs. Our members were split into two groups where the first group stays outside to see if there is any help needed to set- up, and the second group helped stuff envelopes. The event was enjoyable because afterward we were able to listen to music and have a few snacks. When it ended, we stayed after to put all the chairs back and clean up.
Pancake Breakfast (June 14, 2008) Ratings:
Description: our members happily arrived at the Westminster Senior Center to volunteer for Westminster Kiwanis’ annual Pancake Breakfast. Our members were split into several groups. Our members helped collect the tickets from the guests, served the pancakes, served drinks or juice to the guests, cleaned up the tables after the guests were done, gave out prizes for those who won raffle tickets, and some of our members welcomed the guests and led them to a perfect seat. They also helped carry out all of their needs. As a reward for our hard work, we were able to join in with everyone and have an enjoyable time eating the delicious pancakes that were made. Near the end of the event, we all cleaned the supplies on tables, wash the pans, and cleaned the tables. The event was a lot of fun, and we all were able to enjoy ourselves while helping out.
Ethan Allen Elementary: Family Fun Fair (June 6, 2008) Ratings:
Description: With summer coming in a matter of days, our LQ KIWIN’S members were all pumped up to help out at Ethan Allen Elementary’s annual Family Fun Fair. After the school bell rang, we immediately met at the front office and arrived at Ethan Allen in time to join the other volunteers in setting up the game booths. This project was special because we were able to work and bond with volunteers from all around, and we were able to have fun with the children and parents that attended. Also, there were many games and fun activities this year. After we finished setting up, we were able to open up the game booths for the waiting students. Our members were able to work at booths like Seven-Eleven, Frog Toss, Lucky Patch, and so much more. The children present at the event were mighty happy because they always received a prize at every booth even if they won or loss. If they won, they received three tickets, and if they loss, they receive two tickets. As rewards for our hard work, our each of our members received orange wristbands, which allowed us to have free drinks. When the event was over, we helped put back, and take down all the game booths. Overall, the event was enjoyable and fun for all of the members.
Fountain Valley Relay for Life (June 1, 2008) Ratings:
Description: As early as six in the morning, our fellow KIWIN’S members were pumped up and ready to help out at Fountain Valley’s Relay for Life. Our members were split into three groups, one for picking up trash, one for setting up tables and chairs for the Pancake Breakfast, and one group for serving breakfast for those who stayed overnight. Afterwards, we took the last walk around the field, and around the sandbags that had the names of those who was lost to cancer. In the end, we stayed back an hour to help get down the tents, load stuff onto the trucks and help clean up the field. Overall, the event was a memorable and fun event.
Duck-a-thon (May 18, 2008) Ratings:
Description: This event took place at the Huntington Beach Pier. Our members headed down there to help volunteer for the annual Duck-a-thon. Our members were split into groups and took in charge of children’s game booths. Although we were not able to participate in the duck toss, we had fun interacting with little children and have a lot of fun with the games ourselves. Overall, it was quite enjoyable.
OC AID’S Walk (April 10, 2008) Ratings:
Description: At AID’S Walk 2008, our members helped out passing bags that carried water and other materials to runners of the marathon. There were hundreds of runners, but our members continuously screamed and cheered our hearts out for those who donated their money for the AID’S Cause. After the event, we cleaned up and were allowed to go around the booths to see if there was anything to do. This event was not only a fun experience, but it also was a great learning experience. Our members learned a lot about the world wide issue and the ways that people of today are helping.
Freedom Walk! UnSeize the Day (May 3, 2008) Ratings:
Description: On a very hot day at Heritage Park, our members were pumped up and ready to help out at the walk for Epilepsy. Our members were assigned to work in multiple little Carnival game booths like fishing, painting, tossing balls, mini golf, and to assist at the Jumper. As for our other dedicated members, they were assigned to work at the BBQ tents. They helped carry donated pies out of trucks , cut the pies, cut watermelon, served water bottles, organized the table with buns and hamburgers, served pie, and assisted at the beginning of the line to collect lunch tickets. In the end, we were rewarded with a delicious All-American BBQ lunch. We stayed an hour after the event to help clean up. Overall, the project was a terrific learning experience for our fellow members.
March of Dimes (April 27, 2008) Ratings:
Description: At March of Dimes, forty – five of our marvelous members dedicated their Sunday morning helping out at the March for Babies. Our members cheered for the runners, and helped pass out water. As we waited for the runners to return, we were allowed to walk around and get food. When the runners came back we clapped and cheered for them. After the event, we stayed after to help pick up trash and take down balloons, banners, and tents. Overall, we were able to contribute to the cause.
Campus Beautification (April 26, 2008) Ratings:
Description: Forty-five members from our club came out with other clubs in our school to help clean and make our school environment a better place to learn. We handled jobs like scraping gums off the floor, wiping the windows, sweeping the floors, gardening, washing our campus walls and other tasks as well. In the end of all the day’s hard work, we were rewarded with a sparkling clean campus along with the delicious hotdogs and hamburgers.
Total K Day: CHOC Carnival (April 5, 2008) Ratings:
Description: At CHOC hospital, we were assigned into booths where we were able to paint pictures on children’s faces. Some of us were assigned into game booths where the children were able to play fun games and receive awesome prizes when they win. This project was especially fun for our club because we were able to interact with children from the hospital, and we learned a lot from them.
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Description: On Saturday, November 22, our volunteers helped Project Access with their Thanksgiving Luncheon at the senior homes. These seniors and their families have not had a thanksgiving meal for a very long time, so our goal was to host a successful and fun Thanksgiving Luncheon. We helped set – up chairs, make center pieces for the tables and decorated the walls with leaves with various Thanksgiving decorations so the event will look more welcoming. When the event started, we were told to assist at the activities booth and the raffles tickets booth. The event turned out to be terrific; there were so many families and everyone seems to know each other really well. When food was served, the raffle tickets crew went around asking people if the wanted a raffle ticket. After the raffle tickets were drawn, we helped cut and serve pumpkin pie to everyone and joined in the celebration of those whose birthday is in November. We can see that the event was really successful when all the seniors and their families returned home with happy faces.
Men’s Day of Self Esteem (October 18, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: For the 11th Annual Men’s Day of Self Esteem, our members headed down to Los Amigos High school at 9 in the morning to help with the event. There was so much to be done so our members split up into groups according to task. Most of the members helped organize hundreds of men’s shoes into size and colors, while the others set up tables, fold ties, organize suits, fold clothes, and iron wrinkled clothes. The day went by fast, and by 2 p.m, all tasks were complete. We were able to receive a light lunch as a reward for our hard work. Overall, the project was a great success and we were all satisfied with the results.
KTC (October 11, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: This year the annual KIWIN’S Training Conference was held at Garden Grove’s Library. This event was very fun because we were able to bond with many new and returning members. We were able to break up into groups and attend workshops to learn more about KIWIN’S. There were many fun and informational workshops like the one where we learn new cheers, board responsibilities, and ways to be involved after high school. We played many fun games with all the members and bonded with them after the conference was over. KTC was a great success because all the members had a great time and we were able to introduce KIWIN’S to the new members.
OC Book Fair (October 5, 2008)
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Description: The OC Book Fair was held at Orange Coast College on Sunday, October 5. For this project, our volunteers helped set up tents, chairs and tables for the booths. After the all the set-up was finished, our volunteers help out at the face painting booth and the face sponging booth. The face painting and face sponging booths were a great success. For the face painting booth, we had four volunteers paint children’s faces for only one ticket. The Sponging booth required one volunteer to stick their head through a cardboard wall, and get sponged in the face with a soaking wet sponge. Once a person wins, they receive two tickets and many kids came back to the booth for more fun. Overall, the project was very enjoyable for the volunteers and everyone who attended the event.
Electronic Recycling (October 4, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: For this event, we helped the Westminster Kiwanis assist in getting information from people who gave away electronics or wanted to recycle them. We had six volunteers for this project and we split three to a group. The first group handles cars in the first line and the second group handles the last line. Every time a car comes and they have a television then we have to get their name, address, and where they heard this event from. The event was pretty fun, successful, and easy.
Easter Seals Walk With Me (September 20, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: This walk was held at the Santa Ana Zoo. It was to help fundraise for the Easter Seals which works to provide service for people with disabilities and their families. During the walk, our group was assigned as the “Green Team.” We basically spread out along the route and gathered up the trash we saw. As the walkers went by, we also cheered and clapped for them. Overall, it was good to help with the walk and see the many animals at the zoo.
Festival Of Children (August 6 & 13, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: On Saturday the 6th and 13th, a group of us went to South Coast Plaza to volunteer for the Festival of Children. We worked at the crafts table and helped kids make tote bags and photo frames. They were given foam stickers, glitter, and markers to decorate with. It was fun to see the kids get creative and messy while their parents praised or fussed over them. This project was enjoyable because we were with kids, and we were able to watch dance performances while we worked. Plus, this project was held at the mall, so we were able to go shopping afterwards.
Backpacks for Success (August 16, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: For this event, we helped put school supplies into backpacks for kids in elementary, middle, and high school. We worked in efficient assembly lines with Bolsa Key Club and were able to finish quickly. Since there much cardboard to be discarded, we took the opportunity to turn the project into a mini-fundraiser. Everyone helped flatten the cardboard boxes and we took them home to be recycled. Not only were we able to help kids in school, we were able to save the earth and earn ourselves some money.
Westminster Relay for Life (August 8-9 2008) Ratings:
Description: For this event, our members volunteered for two days. The first day was all for set-up. We put out trash bags, help set up tents, tables, sand bags, decorated the sandbags and other task as well. The second day, we worked at booths and helped the Luminarios tent fill up the bags with sand. When it got dark, our members ran around the track and lighted up the candles. The project was successful and everyone was able to enjoy the wonderful music and delicious food.
Pacific Symphony Office Work (August 1, 2008) Ratings:
Description: For this project, our members headed down to the Pacific Symphony Office to help them with their concert on the following day by stuffing programs into envelopes. We were required to put the donation envelopes into the programs and then put the program back into the box where it came from with the exact count. Our members were organized and split the jobs among who is going to fold the donation envelopes and who stuffs the envelope into the program. In the end, our members along with other volunteers at the event stuffed a total of 10,000 envelopes into programs. It may seem like a lot, but we took turn taking breaks and we were also provided a delicious light lunch. Overall, the project was enjoyable and now we are able to stuff envelops very fast.
Safety Day (July 29, 2008)
Ratings:
Description: Early in the morning, our members drove to Sigler Park to volunteer for Westminster’s annual Safety Day. We wrapped up hundreds of hotdogs to serve to the groups of kids. We were so into what we were doing that even a slight earthquake that day did not even stop us. In the end, we were able to watch interesting things like a police chase, helicopter landing, and a procedure that the cops use to break into cars. Overall, the event gave us a big learning experience and we are able to see the importance of the people who save lives everyday.
Cypress Community Festival (July 26, 2008) Ratings:
Description: We were invited to the annual Cypress Festival where the city of Cypress celebrates the communities’ accomplishments. The Cypress police station, fire department, and many local universities and business joined the fun handing out free merchandise. As for us KIWIN’S we handled the children ride taking tickets from them for the bounce house, while sneaking some free rides ourselves.
Garden Grove Relay for Life (July 20, 2008) Ratings:
Description: With two events going on; the car wash and relay for life, a group of our members arrived to Garden Grove High school to help out with Garden Grove’s Relay for Life. We picked up trash, took down signs, picked up all the sandbags, took down chairs and tents. This event was very meaningful because we were able to help fundraise for the American Cancer Society with their treatments for cancer patients.
OC Food Bank (July 14, 2008) Ratings:
Description: Early in the morning, LQ KIWIN’S headed out to the OC Food Bank Center to package food for the poor. A group of us got into an assembly line and put cereal, spaghetti, milk, and canned vegetables into each boxes. We joined forces with Kennedy High School to package more than 1500 boxes of food.
Fourth of July Celebration (July 4, 2008) Ratings:
Description: We arrived early at Westminster Civics Center to help our Kiwanis club sell for their Independence Day food sale. Some of us handed out sodas, chips, and candy, while others cooked hot dogs and hot links. A few of us were even sent to sell ice creams to the people on the stands. Afterwards, we were fed hot links while we watched the fireworks display.
Sunset at the Zoo (June 29, 2008) Ratings:
Description: For this event, our members helped Santa Ana Zoo with their annual “Sunset at the Zoo.” We arrived two hours early to help set up the trash cans, tables, and signs. Our members were split into two groups where the first group stays outside to see if there is any help needed to set- up, and the second group helped stuff envelopes. The event was enjoyable because afterward we were able to listen to music and have a few snacks. When it ended, we stayed after to put all the chairs back and clean up.
Pancake Breakfast (June 14, 2008) Ratings:
Description: our members happily arrived at the Westminster Senior Center to volunteer for Westminster Kiwanis’ annual Pancake Breakfast. Our members were split into several groups. Our members helped collect the tickets from the guests, served the pancakes, served drinks or juice to the guests, cleaned up the tables after the guests were done, gave out prizes for those who won raffle tickets, and some of our members welcomed the guests and led them to a perfect seat. They also helped carry out all of their needs. As a reward for our hard work, we were able to join in with everyone and have an enjoyable time eating the delicious pancakes that were made. Near the end of the event, we all cleaned the supplies on tables, wash the pans, and cleaned the tables. The event was a lot of fun, and we all were able to enjoy ourselves while helping out.
Ethan Allen Elementary: Family Fun Fair (June 6, 2008) Ratings:
Description: With summer coming in a matter of days, our LQ KIWIN’S members were all pumped up to help out at Ethan Allen Elementary’s annual Family Fun Fair. After the school bell rang, we immediately met at the front office and arrived at Ethan Allen in time to join the other volunteers in setting up the game booths. This project was special because we were able to work and bond with volunteers from all around, and we were able to have fun with the children and parents that attended. Also, there were many games and fun activities this year. After we finished setting up, we were able to open up the game booths for the waiting students. Our members were able to work at booths like Seven-Eleven, Frog Toss, Lucky Patch, and so much more. The children present at the event were mighty happy because they always received a prize at every booth even if they won or loss. If they won, they received three tickets, and if they loss, they receive two tickets. As rewards for our hard work, our each of our members received orange wristbands, which allowed us to have free drinks. When the event was over, we helped put back, and take down all the game booths. Overall, the event was enjoyable and fun for all of the members.
Fountain Valley Relay for Life (June 1, 2008) Ratings:
Description: As early as six in the morning, our fellow KIWIN’S members were pumped up and ready to help out at Fountain Valley’s Relay for Life. Our members were split into three groups, one for picking up trash, one for setting up tables and chairs for the Pancake Breakfast, and one group for serving breakfast for those who stayed overnight. Afterwards, we took the last walk around the field, and around the sandbags that had the names of those who was lost to cancer. In the end, we stayed back an hour to help get down the tents, load stuff onto the trucks and help clean up the field. Overall, the event was a memorable and fun event.
Duck-a-thon (May 18, 2008) Ratings:
Description: This event took place at the Huntington Beach Pier. Our members headed down there to help volunteer for the annual Duck-a-thon. Our members were split into groups and took in charge of children’s game booths. Although we were not able to participate in the duck toss, we had fun interacting with little children and have a lot of fun with the games ourselves. Overall, it was quite enjoyable.
OC AID’S Walk (April 10, 2008) Ratings:
Description: At AID’S Walk 2008, our members helped out passing bags that carried water and other materials to runners of the marathon. There were hundreds of runners, but our members continuously screamed and cheered our hearts out for those who donated their money for the AID’S Cause. After the event, we cleaned up and were allowed to go around the booths to see if there was anything to do. This event was not only a fun experience, but it also was a great learning experience. Our members learned a lot about the world wide issue and the ways that people of today are helping.
Freedom Walk! UnSeize the Day (May 3, 2008) Ratings:
Description: On a very hot day at Heritage Park, our members were pumped up and ready to help out at the walk for Epilepsy. Our members were assigned to work in multiple little Carnival game booths like fishing, painting, tossing balls, mini golf, and to assist at the Jumper. As for our other dedicated members, they were assigned to work at the BBQ tents. They helped carry donated pies out of trucks , cut the pies, cut watermelon, served water bottles, organized the table with buns and hamburgers, served pie, and assisted at the beginning of the line to collect lunch tickets. In the end, we were rewarded with a delicious All-American BBQ lunch. We stayed an hour after the event to help clean up. Overall, the project was a terrific learning experience for our fellow members.
March of Dimes (April 27, 2008) Ratings:
Description: At March of Dimes, forty – five of our marvelous members dedicated their Sunday morning helping out at the March for Babies. Our members cheered for the runners, and helped pass out water. As we waited for the runners to return, we were allowed to walk around and get food. When the runners came back we clapped and cheered for them. After the event, we stayed after to help pick up trash and take down balloons, banners, and tents. Overall, we were able to contribute to the cause.
Campus Beautification (April 26, 2008) Ratings:
Description: Forty-five members from our club came out with other clubs in our school to help clean and make our school environment a better place to learn. We handled jobs like scraping gums off the floor, wiping the windows, sweeping the floors, gardening, washing our campus walls and other tasks as well. In the end of all the day’s hard work, we were rewarded with a sparkling clean campus along with the delicious hotdogs and hamburgers.
Total K Day: CHOC Carnival (April 5, 2008) Ratings:
Description: At CHOC hospital, we were assigned into booths where we were able to paint pictures on children’s faces. Some of us were assigned into game booths where the children were able to play fun games and receive awesome prizes when they win. This project was especially fun for our club because we were able to interact with children from the hospital, and we learned a lot from them.
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