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December 2012
Tomorrow
(Wednesday, Dec. 12th):
 

Caroling
at Temeku Theaters for Toys for Tots:
will be 4:00-6:00 in the front of Temeku theaters. If you bring a toy, you can
get free admittance to a movie. Please wear something with the Christmas theme-
a Christmas sweater or a Santa Hat or reindeer headband, etc. and please wear
something warm.

CRAM
FEST:
Freshmen cram session. Open to all who are not Freshmen (obviously). Ask Mrs.
Balka (room 312) for more information. Will be from 3 to 6pm

This
Thursday (Dec. 13th):
 

Youth
Court:
5:15 pm at the Traffic Court next to the mall. Volunteer as a part of the jury
in a juvenile court.

Temecula
Murrieta Rescue Mission-
Thursdays
Food Box Distribution at Rancho Community Church (31300 Rancho Community Way,
Temecula) 4:00pm to 5:00pm
H.O.P.E.
Art Night event: Helping
to supervise little kids with crafts. From 2:30 (or however early you can get
there after school) to 6:00. At Luiseno Elementary School.

This
Friday and Saturday (Dec. 14th):
 

Morgan
Hill Clubhouse:
Every friday at 6 to 9 PM please text Jared Henningsen at (951)553-9973 there is
limited space he can only get 3 people in so please text as soon as possible.
this Friday is currently full.

Morgan
Hill Clubhouse Christmas event:
is full please those who signed up don't forget. if you have any questions talk
to Jared Henningsen.

Caroling
for Cans:
December 14 and 15 from 4:30 to 5:00. Meeting next to the softball field- Deer
Hollow Way and Peachtree Street.

Homeless
Outreach: Saturday- 11:30 to 5:00-ish. Meet at Rancho Community Church. Drop off
at In-N-Out. contact
steve solomon at 951-326-9975 or steve.s@rcc.tv;
more info at http://rcc.tv/homeless-outreach-2/
(donations of blankets, sweaters, scarves, or shoes would be greatly
appreciated:)) has
to be dressed conservatively, no shorts, tanktops, etc.

Other
community service:
 

Adopt
a Planter!
Wednesdays and Fridays 2:30 to 3:30 next to the planters by the teacher’s
lounge.

GarDen
Club-
Every Wednesday after school from 2:40 to 3:30

Blankets/
Binky Patrol:
handmake
1 blanket for 3 hours. You can get up to 6 hours, bring to Ms. Cam's room.
Directions are posted on the Great Oak CSF facebook page. Basically, you cut
fleece fabric into certain sizes and then tie the edges of the two
fabric.

Habitat
for Humanity @ the mall:
You sell raffle tickets at the mall for the Christmas trees lined up and all
proceeds go towards habitat to help build homes for the less fortunate. If
you're interested, please contact Natalie Hirmez or Sara McAuliffe at
natalie.hirmez@gmail.com or
sara.mcauliffe@gmail.com.

Boxing
Love:
collects clothes, shoes, and school supplies all year round to ship to
underdeveloped countries such as the Philippines. 1 hour for a plastic bag, 2
hours for a garbage bag (cap at 4 hours) Bring donations to Mrs. Zimmermann's
room!

Castaway
Thrift Store:
Morgan White is training people to help out at Castaway Thrift Store. If you’d
like to volunteer there, please contact her for more info: mcidwhite@gmail.com
or 951-852-0476

Other
News:
NEXT
WEEK, HOURS ARE DUE!!! Dec. 18th-Tuesday is the last day for turn in hours. We
are accepting hours till then. Do not wait until the last minute! We will not
accept any slips after that date!!!!!!! make
3 copies
one for us one for the office and one for yourself to keep on file. and please
highlight the CSF approved hours.  

CSF AGENDA!
26 November 2012

Adopt a Planter! Fridays 2:30 to 3:30 next to the planters by the teacher’s lounge.

Morgan Hill Clubhouse: every friday at 6 to 9 PM please text Jared Henningsen at (951)553-9973 there is limited space he can only get 3 people in so please text as soon as possible.

Temecula Murrieta Rescue Mission- Thursdays Food Box Distribution at Rancho Community Church (31300 Rancho Community Way, Temecula) 4:00pm to 5:00pm

GarDen Club- Every Wednesday after school from 2:40 to 3:30

Youth Court: 4:00pm next Thursday at the Traffic Court next to the mall.

Caroling at Temeku Theaters for Toys for Tots: will be December 12th, 2012 at 4:00 in the front of Temeku theaters. We are going to stand outside and sing outside for the joy of it :D It is really fun!Can get 2 hours. (And if you bring a toy, you can get free admittance to a movie.)

Habitat for Humanity @ the mall: You sell raffle tickets at the mall for the Christmas trees lined up and all proceeds go towards habitat to help build homes for the less fortunate. If you're interested, please contact Natalie Hirmez or Sara McAuliffe at natalie.hirmez@gmail.com or sara.mcauliffe@gmail.com

Blankets/ Binky Patrol: handmake 1 blanket for 3 hours. You can get up to 6 hours, bring to Ms. Cam's room

Boxing Love: collects clothes, shoes, and school supplies all year round to ship to underdeveloped countries such as the Philippines. 1 hour for a plastic bag, 2 hours for a garbage bag (cap at 4 hours) Bring donations to Mrs. Zimmermann's room!

Castaway Thrift Store: Morgan White is training people to help out at Castaway Thrift Store. If you’d like to volunteer there, please contact her for more info: mcidwhite@gmail.com or 951-852-0476

Other News:
From now on, we will only have a maximum of 2 donation events per semester- no more. If someone wants their club/ organization to have donations count as CSF hours, they must contact us beforehand. There will only be a limit to TWO of such events per semester

Dec. 18th last day for turn in hours. We will start to accept them now until then. we will not accept any slips after that date!!!!!!! make 3 copies one for us one for the office and one for yourself to keep on file. and please highlight the CSF approved hours.  

CSF AGENDA (November 6th)

1. Apology: Monster Mash had already happened. The person who was getting the info for that forgot about that little detail... Sorry :)

2. Marines Food Pantry. Food Pantry will continue to go until Thanksgiving (right now is the time they need these foods the most.)

This is a new list of things they need: (they have enough of greens/ canned veggies- so please don’t bring in more!)
Beans
Peanut Butter
Soups/Stews
Pastas
Cereals
Canned Fruit
Roll mix
Mashed Potato Mix
Stuffing Mix
Canned cranberries
Canned pumpkin
Evaporated/condensed milk
Gravy mix

2. Temecula-Murrieta Rescue Mission Food Drive - Saturday, November 17, 2012
The Temecula-Murrieta Rescue Mission has been running very low on food and so are doing drives at our local grocery stores.
Next Saturday (November 17th), they need volunteers from 1 to 2pm and 2 to 3pm in front of Walmart. Volunteers will be explaining this cause and also collect food in front of the Walmart store. We only need 2 people per time, and there will be more opportunities in December. If you’d like to volunteer, e-mail: elizabethkimchi@gmail.com
The first 4 to e-mail me first will be able to go and the others will be able to go next time.
Thursdays Food Box Distribution at Rancho Community Church (31300 Rancho Community Way, Temecula) 4:00pm to 5:00pm

3. Adopt a Planter! Fridays 2:30 to 3:30 next to the planters by the teacher’s lounge.

4. Morgan Hill Clubhouse: every friday at 6 to 9 PM please text Jared Henningsen at (951)553-9973 there is limited space he can only get 3 people in so please text as soon as possible.

5. High Hopes: November 16th, you can help with adults with special needs. This is a continuous event/ program- it is the third Friday of every month. Please e-mail: luckyduckdj@gmail.com for more info. or call/ text (951)-551-1860

6. Youth Court is this week on Tuesday (today) and Thursday. This is an event not only for those interested in law but also for those who would like to experience what it is like to be a juror. Anyone and everyone is welcome! They need volunteers!!!

7. Operation Christmas Child: get a shoebox and fill it up with stuff to send to impoverished regions/countries such as Nicaragua, Tanzania, India, and more. The materials within the box can include toothbrushes, crayons, notebooks, and more. Please make the boxes gender/age specific. For more info, visit Cam’s room after the meeting to obtain brochures flyers. 1 box will count for 1 hour. Can earn up to 2 hours. WE NEED BOXES. Or... not even boxes... you can just bring supplies and we can put them in boxes. (although boxes are preferable)...

8. Boxing Love is collecting school supplies, shoes, and clothes (gently used or new) that will be sent to underdeveloped countries. 1 hour for a plastic bag, 2 hours for a garbage bag. Bring donations to Mrs. Zimmermann's room , cap at 4 hours
9. Recycling! You can bring a bag of recyclables to the band room. 1 bag= one hour. Profits go towards benefiting the band and buying new uniforms and such

From now on, the classrooms will be permanent. Where would y’all like to stay at?
Daniela and Jared: Cam’s
Sara and Natalie: Zimmermann’s
Elizabeth: Robinson’s
Meg and Alberto: Marshall’s 
 

30 October 2012
1. Marines Food Pantry. We are actually not ending this week, haha. Reason being: McKenna, who is in charge of this has asked us to extend it until the week before Thanksgiving because that is when the Marines use the Food Pantry most. Officers: please explain to them WHY we are giving them hours for this; because these marines have sacrificed so much for our country and the fact they don’t have anything to eat for thanksgiving is something that we, as a group, should change. And that’s why we’d like CSF-ers to bring in something so that these Marines can have a Happy Thanksgiving. Its really the least we can do for those who sacrificed everything for our country.
This is a new list of things they need: (they have enough of greens/ canned veggies- so please don’t bring in more!)
Beans
Peanut Butter
Soups/Stews
Pastas
Cereals
Canned Fruit
Roll mix
Mashed Potato Mix
Stuffing Mix
Canned cranberries
Canned pumpkin
Evaporated/condensed milk
Gravy mix

2. Adopt a Planter! Fridays 2:30 to 3:30 next to the planters by the teacher’s lounge. Just come and have a good time!

3. Morgan Hill Clubhouse: every friday at 6 to 9 PM please text Jared Henningsen at (951)553-9973 there is limited space he can only get 3 people in so please text as soon as possible.

4. Youth Court: For anyone interested in law, there will be Youth Court every second Tuesday and Thursday of every month. Youth Court is a court for juveniles. Volunteers can be jurors, etc. Please contact Natalie Bayer <nataliebayer3@gmail.com>

5. Operation Christmas Child: get a shoebox and fill it up with stuff to send to impoverished regions/countries such as Nicaragua, Tanzania, India, and more. The materials within the box can include toothbrushes, crayons, notebooks, and more. Please make the boxes gender/age specific. For more info, visit Cam’s room after the meeting to obtain brochures flyers. 1 box will count for 1 hour. Can earn up to 2 hours.

6. Science Night at Tony Tobin: Please sign up with our Science Department- ask your science teacher or Mr. Miles.
 

7. Temecula Murrieta Rescue Mission- Thursdays Food Box Distribution at Rancho Community Church (31300 Rancho Community Way, Temecula) 4:00pm to 5:00pm

8. Monster Mash at Jackson Elementary School. (sort of like a Fall Festival)
Please contact: Gina Helmer at 951-303-6116.

9. Does anyone have any volunteer opportunities that they’ve been to that they’d like to recommend to other CSF-ers or volunteering places they’ve been to that they want to get CSF approved? (People in charge of rooms, write these volunteer opportunities down) Officers: This is very important that you ask them this: we need to know what volunteer opportunities there are so that we can get more CSF events approved!

10. If anyone was really interested with the Race for the Cure or breast cancer awareness, there is a club on campus that you can join for more info/ events called Pink for the Cure in Mrs. Mosely’s room. Contact justjuliaaa@yahoo.com for more information.

11. Boxing love

Rooms: Elizabeth: Zimmerman’’s
Daniela/ Jared: Marshall’s
Meg/ Alberto: Cam’s
Sara/Natalie: Robinson’s 

 

October
16, 2012
CSF
Agenda

1.
Race for the Cure
Race
for the cure is this weekend so sign up if you still want to participate. for
the kids 16 and under please contact Jared Henningsen at <jaredhenningsen@hotmail.com>
or text me with your email at (951)553-9973 as soon as possible if you want to
participate in I am the cure. you get to pump up the crowd as the runners run by
you get a tee-shirt and pom-poms it is a lot of fun.

2.
Marines
Food Pantry!
They
are in great need of baby food, canned meats, canned nuts, dry mixes, canned
fruits, pasta, soups, cereal, peanut butter, pet food, canned veggies. These
servicemen have sacrificed a lot for our country. The least we can do is bring
in a few cans to support them.

3.
Adopt-a-planter!
Planter
teams will be cleaning the planters Fridays from 2:30 to 3:30. If you’d like to
sign up for that, please talk to Tori Tucker, Nicole Wang (Fridays) or Scott
Bostock, Nikki Cook (Saturdays/ Sundays- pending). Tori Tucker: doublet411@yahoo.com; Nicole Wang: nicole.l.wang@gmail.com; Nikki Cook:
<allstarz4life96@gmail.com>

4.
Morgan Hill Clubhouse: every
friday at 6 to 9 PM please text Jared Henningsen at (951)553-9973 there is
limited space he can only get 3 people in so please text as soon as
possible.

5.
Youth
Court:
For anyone interested in law, there will be Youth Court every second Tuesday and
Thursday of every month. Youth Court is a court for juveniles. Volunteers can be
jurors, etc. Please contact Natalie Bayer <nataliebayer3@gmail.com>

6.
Operation
Christmas Child: get
a shoebox and fill it up with stuff to send to impoverished regions/countries
such as Nicaragua, Tanzania, India, and more. The materials within the box can
include toothbrushes, crayons, notebooks, and more. Please make the boxes
gender/age specific. For more info, visit Cam’s room after the meeting to obtain
brochures flyers. 1 box will count for 1 hour. Can earn up to 2
hours.  

CSF
Agenda 10/9
1.
All community service hours need to be in a "CSF sponsored" event. You must have
10 hours of community service per semester at a CSF sponsored event or 3
events.
2.
RACE FOR THE CURE!
A. Hurry and sign up. Most
favorite jobs are being taken!!! <http://www.info-komen.org/site/VolunteerMgmtUser?user_view_type=BROWSE&event_id=207714&volunteermgmt.user=vm_event_details>
3.
Marines Food Pantry
A. Bring in FOOD to Ms.
Cam’s room!
B. Eddie is trying to
decorate the box to put in cans, but we don’t have a box to

decorate!!!
Does anyone have a big cardboard box they are willing to give
us?

4.
Castaways Thrift Store
are having students volunteer on Saturdays.
A. Contact Morgan White
(contact info with Ms. Cam)
5.
Operation Christmas Child.
Get a shoebox and fill it up with stuff to send to impoverished
regions/countries such as Nicaragua, Tanzania, India, and more. The materials
within the box can include toothbrushes, crayons, notebooks, and more. Please
make the boxes gender/age specific. For more info, visit Cam’s room after the
meeting to obtain brochures flyers. 1 box will count for 1 hour. Can earn up to
2 hours <http://www.samaritanspurse.org/pdf/PackABoxwithLabels.pdf>
6.
Adopt-a-planter
A. Was very popular and
productive last week, so come help out again Friday after school 2:30 to 3:30
PM
7.
Peer Tutoring
A. GOHS or THC @ Library
forms <http://gohs.tvusd.k12.ca.us/cms/page_view?d=x&piid=&vpid=1317208275014>
8.
Boxing Love Drive
 

A.
is collecting clothes, shoes and school supplies. For clothes and shoes and

school
supplies you can get 1 hr per grocery bag. 2 for garbage. Please bring
donations

to
room 352 and email <boxing.the.love@gmail.com>

9.
Rancho
H.S. Ministry Homeless Outreach
- on October 21st Rancho H.S.Ministry will be hosting a trip to San Diego First
Presbyterian Church to help the homeless and then share a meal together at
In-N-Out. Bring $5 for gas, $1-5 for an offering that helps the needy, money for
In-N-Out, and a signed permission slip the day of the event. They can use
donations of lightly used blankets, Jackets (water proof if possible), pant,
shoes, socks, and hygiene items. If you can bring at least one that would be
great! Please dress modestly: No shorts (guys and girls), tank tops, or
tight/revealing tops please!
For
more info email Steve at <steve.s@rcc.tv>  

CSF Agenda

Getting to know each other- since we are a very big and diverse club, we should take the opportunity to get to know people we haven’t met before. Say introduce yourself to 5 people you’ve never met before- say your name, grade, and the most interesting costume you’ve worn during Halloween, or if you don’t celebrate Halloween, what you do during Thanksgiving. :)
 

Getting to business...

Marines Food Pantry! They are in great need of baby food, canned meats, canned nuts, dry mixes, canned fruits, pasta, soups, cereal, peanut butter, pet food, canned veggies. These servicemen have sacrificed a lot for our country. The least we can do is bring in a few cans to support them. Please bring the food to Ms. Cam’s room. Also, we need someone to decorate a box to put in all the food in Ms. Cam’s room. Anyone creative willing to do that? :D
Adopt-a-planter! Planter teams will be cleaning the planters Fridays from 2:30 to 3:30. If you’d like to sign up for that, please talk to Tori Tucker, Nicole Wang (Fridays) or Scott Bostock, Nikki Cook (Saturdays/ Sundays- pending). Tori Tucker: doublet411@yahoo.com; Nicole Wang: nicole.l.wang@gmail.com; Nikki Cook: allstarz4life96@gmail.com
Race for the Cure! You can sign up on the Race for the Cure website- we will post the link on the website. The link is already on the facebook group.
Greek Festival! People who signed up for the Greek Festival- Angela Woodend will contact you shortly to make sure you know where to go, what day you are going, etc.
 

High Hopes! Volunteering with special needs individuals. Contact (951)-694-6464
Boxing love is collecting clothes, shoes and school supplies. For clothes and shoes and school supplies you can get 1 hr per grocery bag. 2 for garbage. Please bring donations to room 352 and email boxing.the.love@gmail.com
Operation Christmas Child. Get a shoebox and fill it up with stuff to send to impoverished regions/countries such as Nicaragua, Tanzania, India, and more. The materials within the box can include toothbrushes, crayons, notebooks, and more. Please make the boxes gender/age specific. For more info, visit Cam’s room after the meeting to obtain brochures flyers. 1 box will count for 1 hour. Can earn up to 2 hours.
Peer Tutoring at the Temecula Public Library as well as Great Oak’s Library. Tutors at Public Library will be tutoring K-12 students and will be matched with students depending on their strong subjects. Can get the applications from the Technology Homework Center at the Temecula Public Library (in the Teen Section). Tutors at Great Oak will be tutoring students from Great Oak. Can get applications from the Great Oak Library. 
 

Last Meeting Updates-