06
MARCH 2013
district events
Nam Hoang
UN Reno
District
District Large Scale Service Project - North is an event where all
Circle K members from the Northern half of California and Nevada
come to Stockton, California to perform a full day of service. We
began the day by meeting up at the University of the Pacific for
breakfast, and at the same time, we split up into several different
teams with random Circle K-ers so everybody could get to know
each other.
After that, Luke Tanaka, who was the chair of this event gave
us directions on where to go and what to do. We arrived at the
bank of Calaveras River and started off by playing an ice breaker
with the team we were with. Once the ice breaker was done, we
proceed to walk along the river bank and cleaned up all the trash.
With so many of us, the river bank was spotless in just a few hours.
Once the event was over, we all went back to University of the
Pacific to have our well deserve lunch and break.
Lunch was provided by the District and immediately after that,
Circle K-ers headed out for another service project at the Boggs
Tract Community Farm. Teams were assigned into different tasks
like; Planting trees, leveling dirt, moving hays and cleaning up
weeds. At the end of the day, we planted over 20 trees, clean up
the whole farm, and reorganizing almost a thousand pounds of
hay. I just want to give thanks to Service Committee for helping
out organizing event, Luke Tanaka for chairing the event, and our
amazing District Service Chair, Leonne Chung. It was a full day
of service, fellowship, and leadership and I couldn’t have ask for
anything better!
L-O-V-E WE LOVE OUR D-S-C!
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