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Dana von Sternberg
President

Monica Uriarte
President-Elect

Corey Arashiro
Immediate Past President

Wendy Cockrell
National Treasuer

Alli Britton
National Secretary

Edwin Treminio
International Relations Officer (IRO)

Liesl McLean
National Director, Region 1

Michele Spilman
National Director, Region 2

Ashley Preach
National Director, Region 3

Tina Orrill
National Director, Rgion 4

Crystal Floyd
National Director, Region 5

Stephanie Ottolini
National Director, Region 6

UPCOMING EVENTS

All Club Events US & Canada
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2016 Active 20-30 National Midterm Convention

National President: Dana von Sternberg

Brothers and Sisters in Active 20-30,

As I write this email, many of you have already completed your club's National Project. Children's Shopping Spree is a wonderful event which allows us to have the hands-on interaction with the children that need our help the most. I had the pleasure of attending both my home club shopping spree and the Rocky Mountain club's event. The ladies of Rocky Mountain put on a great event, complete with face painting, clowns, and delicious snacks for the kids. It's always fun to check out how another club tackles the same event. By visiting and volunteering at other events, it allows us to learn from their unique style and possibly share options for improvement that they may not have come up with. This is what makes visitations so important. If you find yourself in an area that has a club and have a couple hours of free time, reach out! Who knows what kind of trouble you might get into? ;)

Sadly, our organization laid to rest one of its own this past month. Serving as your National President during this time has been incredibly difficult. I have gained an even greater respect for those that have served before me. As many of you know, I am a private person, not necessarily sharing my feelings openly with those around me. Writing the letter to the membership surprised me as being cathartic, a coping mechanism where sharing my feelings allowed me to truly process my own sadness. This gave me pause. I think we, as a youthful group, often find ourselves bottling up our feelings and allowing them to lead us into a dark place.

I hope that with our recent loss we can remember what we are all here for, helping children while developing leaders, and be more open with one another. Life's too short to be fake, harbor ill will, or allow our emotions to get the best of us. We are all on the same team. There's a long term ahead of us. Let's get some work done.

In Service,
Dana

PR Grants

The 2015-2016 PR Grants are available! Applications are due October 1, 2015 at 11:59 pm ET.



Please click here to review the grant criteria and requirements before submitting your Club's application. Please read before submitting your application. 



Applications and any accompanying documentation must be uploaded and submitted through the online portal. Please click here for the online application. Please note that it is required to upload a photo of your Club or how the Club will spend/spent the grant reward.



For inquiries and/or additional questions please contact the National Office at info@active20-30.org or 949-715-1758.



Thank you, 
National PR Committee

Committees at Work

Get to know your National Committees: Who are in the committees are and what they are doing!

National Website Committee:  

The website committee has been formed with a total of 6 members representing 4 of the 6 regions: Julianna Hart/Greater Sacramento; Taryn Imrie/ Napa: Daniel McCaffrey/ Folsom: Heather Wulfert/Greater Sacramento: Lindsey DellaDonna/ VOS: and Wayne Ingraham/Santa Rosa. This committee meets once per month and performs various upkeep tasks between meetings.  

Website Committees’ Primary Goals;
1. Clubs can pay dues, update rosters and submit insurance online. This is one of our biggest requests: Click here to use the online form.

2. Replace all stock images with real images provided by clubs featuring their members and events. We will also add more images throughout site to make it more engaging.

3. Input and keep up to date a calendar of club events. This goal will include educating clubs on how they can submit events to be included in both the website and newsletter in one form.

4. Reorganize all files for easier use. We will create a filing structure to separate files by topic and includes the ability to add more as they become available.

5. Provide RSS feed to gather public info about clubs and compile in one location. This would gather all articles, photos and videos that feature Active 20-30 around the U.S. Into one location for easy access. This is a great way to spread the word about all the great things our clubs do!

Thank you,
Julianna Hart

Board Visitations

Have you seen one of our National Board Members at one of your events? Let us know! Take a photo and send us a story and we will post it here! Board members can submit selfies too! Tell us the location, reason, and about the club hosting the event. Contact us - prchair@active20-30.org/

President Dana von Sternberg joined Rocky Mountain Active 20-30 #1042

Here is Dana and some of his shopping buddies taking a much needed rest during the Rocky Mountain Active 20-30 club's Back to School Shopping Spree. These girls and their classmates went home with backpacks stuffed full of their needed school supplies and bags of clothes to start the new school year with confidence and style. There was no shortage of Frozen-themed shirts (yes, we even sang “Let it Go” as we added them to our carts) and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle jackets. After shopping, we had snacks and enjoyed touring a fire truck full of fire fighters. There was a gaggle of clowns on hand to make sure the shoppers had faces painted with hearts and tigers. It was a great day, and wonderful to know that so many other clubs were having similar impacts at the same time.

Thank you, Dana for attending and participating in our event.
-Rocky Mountain Active 20-30 #1042

Upcoming Convention Information

A. Midterm - Chico #100     
Chico, CA (January 22nd – 24th 2016)

Register today through December 21, 2015: $95
December 22 through Jan 7: $110
[Dinner RSVP Due Jan 8: $130]

Please note if you are not a current Active member or have a username and password, enter your email in as a "new user" on the registration form.

Registration includes: Name badge and lapel pin; Friday Night Shuttle ; Saturday Evening Dinner; Saturday Night. --Also includes at least 1 shuttle from SMF Friday and 1 shuttle to SMF Sunday.

The Holiday Inn is offering a group rate of $79 S/D.
Click here to reserve your room online or call 800-315-2621
Reserve rooms by January 7, 2016 or until block sells out.
Courtesy Group Block information:
-Group code: ACT
-Group name: Active 20-30 US & Canada
-Group number: 349028

B. National – Valley of the Sun, #1028  
Scottsdale, AZ (June 23-25, 2016)

Active 20-30 Clubs of Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Valley of the Sun are excited to host the 2016 National Convention in sunny Scottsdale Arizona! In each month's newsletter we will highlight something new we have planned for you. In last month’s Active Twenty-Thirtian newsletter we talked about the hotel. So, what are we talking about this month? Pre-Convention!

Want to get the party started early? We invite you to spend Wednesday afternoon (June 22nd) with us at an OPTIONAL pre-convention float down the Lower Salt River in the beautiful Tonto National Forest! Just minutes from Phoenix, the Salt River is a recreational paradise that offers "chills and thrills" while floating on cool and refreshing mountain-stream waters. Enjoy a "floating picnic" and experience the natural wonders of the Salt River! We will coordinate transportation to/from Talking Stick Resort to the Salt River, tube rentals, floating cooler rentals (for your, uhh umm, drinks) and lunch for your floating picnic. This pre-convention party on the river will be an added cost (NOT included in convention registration). We are still negotiating with vendors but anticipate the day will come in around $40. If you are interested in tubing the Salt River with us, please email   sara.schmillen@outlook.com and we’ll add your name to our communication list. As this is an optional activity details about this pre-convention float will be sent in separate communications than National Convention details.

Have you registered for convention yet? The registration website is now live! Please click here: http://www.active20-30.org/national-convention

Early Bird: $275.00 (now through March 1)
Full Price: $300.00 (March 2nd through convention start)
2015 Convention Attendees: $250.00 (now through convention start)

C. International Convention – Guadalajara, Mexico
Guadalajara, Mexico (July 13th – 17th 2016, Pre Convention starts July 10th)
$600 July 2015 – January 31, 2016
$650 February 1, 2016 – June 1, 2016
Availability after June 1, 2016 is not guaranteed, register today!



Hotel: Crown Plaza Guadalajara (Soon to be Wyndham Garden Guadalajara)

Youtube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggCHUh67m0Y

For more information: Convención Internacional Guadalajara 2016

D. International Midterm – La Romana, Dominican Republic
Dates: January 28th – January 31st
Full Price: $650
Thursday: Leadership conference
Friday Excursion:  Isla Saona
Saturday: AGM

Hotel: Dreams La Romana in Bayahibe
(All Food, Beverages & Transportation included)

To register to this event please Click Here.

Find more information on Facebook please Clicking Here.

Club Event and Spotlight

Please help us highlight your upcoming events. Let us know about the event 30 days prior and we will share it! We will also highlight the hosting club and announce your events. Send it here - prchair@active20-30.org.

Event - The 3rd Annual Battle of the Bags Cornhole Tournament
Live music, Silent auction, & Raffle too!!

Date - September 26th, 2015

Time - First round tosses off at 12:00pm

Location - Napa Valley Expo (Fairgrounds) 575 3rd Street, Napa, CA

Details - 2 divisions, amateur and advanced, $500 to the first place team
 
Entry -  $100 for a team of 2, includes unlimited drink wristband for each player.
Spectators are free, food and drinks available for purchase. Unlimited drink wristband available to spectators for $20.
 
Other outdoor games available for entertainment for spectators, people already out, and kids; ladder golf, volleyball, kids cornhole, etc.

This is a family friendly event and a great day of fun in the sun; come on out and help support local children in need!

Join Active 20-30 Napa #57 for their 2015 Battle of the Bags Cornhole Tournament!!

Active 20-30 Club of Napa #57 Events for the year:
April - Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Kennedy Park Napa (2016 Date TBD)
May - George Carl Kids Fishing Derby (2016 Date TBD)
June - Tee off fore Kids- Golf Tournament (2016 Date TBD)
September - Battle of the Bags Cornhole Tournament - Sep. 26th 2015 (2016 Date TBD)
December - Project Santa (Date TBD)

Membership and Board: Napa #57
President - Brendan Lesti
Vice President - Natalie Griffen
General Board:
Victor Samuel
Lucas LeGate
Leah Mangis
Julianna Hart
Derek McClintick

Member Highlight: Wedding

Do you or someone you know have an exciting event coming up? We would like to highlight exciting things happening in the lives of our membership, etc... Babies, weddings, job promotions, new house, car, milestone birthday, pet’s birthday, PAL, a local club or community achievement.. etc)! All highlights need to include a photos of such success even if it is just a photo of the individual. Please send inquiries to prchair@active20-30.org.

Loni Waltasti - Active 20-30 Club Eugene #920

Please join us in congratulating Loni & Joe Waltasti on their recent "I do's"!!

Loni is a current member of Eugene #920 and has been a member of The Active 20-30 Club since 2012.

Loni & Joe met when they both lived in Sacramento (where she was a member of Greater Sacramento #1032) and have been together since February 2013. They spent a weekend in Portland for their #MiniMoon and are planning a trip to Europe next Summer.

Club Highlight: 25th Anniversary #1029

Do your club get recognized publicly? Did you have an important club anniversary? We want to highlight the great things our clubs are doing in their communities. Let us know prchair@active20-30.org.

Active 20-30 Club of Redwood Empire #1029

Join us in celebrating Active 20-30 Redwood Empire’s 25th Anniversary!

In February 1990, the Active 20-30 Club of the Redwood Empire was founded by a group of local businesswomen. With 32 current members this all women club is very involved in their community. Different community events they help out with are, Kid’s Christmas, A children’s Halloween event, Catwalk for a cure and helping with Bob Burke’s Kid’s which is an organization that helps children with severe illness. These wonderful ladies also take part in the National Project the Children’s Shopping Spree. However, helping out at these events would not be possible without the success of their Annual Crab for Kids event. An incredible thing about Redwood Empire is that they provide college scholarships to young women who show a great dedication to their community through volunteering. Hopefully these young women will grow up and become #1029 members as well.

The 2016 13th Annual Crab for Kids will be held on February 6th. 

Redwood Empire Officers  
President – Lindsey Totah
Immediate Past President – Brittanie Haberthur
President Elect – Libby Dufresne
1st vice – Jennifer Pobor
2nd vice – Kimberly Beard
Secretary – Dyanna Stetina
Treasurer – Marcie Alvarez

Redwood Empire Board Members
Emily Toress
Kelly Peters
Christy Calverley
Linda Miranda
YBF President – Alicia Trujillo

Thank you ladies for your hard work, dedication and for being ACTIVE!

For the Child, From the Child

Do you have a story of a children you (or your club) has helped? If so send it with a photo to prchair@active20-30.org Let us highlight the work you are doing!

MADERA, Calif. (KFSN) --
The community of Madera is rallying around a local freshman, recognizing him for overcoming obstacles. 14-year-old Axel Morales has a bright and determined smile. Born without legs, the teen's parents raised him to fear nothing and overcome everything.



His sister Lucero Morales tells us, "They raised him telling him nothing is going to hold him back just because you're this way doesn't mean you're not good enough it just means you're that much stronger."



He took those words to heart, treating education like it's easy. Mastering a 4.0 GPA, standing out in the FFA and then he discovered a love of basketball. His therapists say the adaptive sports program through Valley Children's Hospital turned him into a "beast" on the court. But there was one problem. The wheelchair. It just wasn't efficient during the game.



Coach Rick Martines, his adaptive P.E. specialist said, "When he got into 7th grade he noticed the kids were a lot bigger and it made it more difficult for him to be active."



Martines noticed the chair was holding him back. He explained, "He had been really quiet the past two years and this team showed him it doesn't matter the disability he can be active and it's given him the ability to do that and come out of his shell."



Martines found friends in the Madera 20/30 club. They took on the mission, buying a top of the line, state of the art wheelchair for Axel, upwards of $3,000.



Ricky Saldate, the 20/30 club president said, "Anything that we can do to help out the community we were raised in helps us feel better about what is going to happen to the future of Madera."



They gave him the chair in front of the entire school. Axel said publicly, "Thank you for everything you've supported me in I don't know what to say but..."



He's a man of a few words, but Axel emotionally said this donation means the world. Yet another example of an obstacle he'll overcome, dunking his fears straight through the net.



Axel explained, "It let me relieve my stress cause I just play I don't worry about homework or school."



Bringing hope and courage on and off the court.

Article Source: ABC 30 Action News- KFSN-TV Fresno
By Stephanie Stone
Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Watch the video of the presentation by clicking here.

Website & Public Relations Committee Challenge:

Please send questions to Julianna Hart our Website Committee Chair:websitechair@active20-30.org.

The website committee is working on a photography contest. The winning photos will be found on our Active 20-30 National Website and Social Media locations. Prizes are being determined, but don’t let that stop you. Please keep an eye on the Active 20-30 Member Discussion Group for updates and requirements. Keep in mind that a photo release must be on file with the hosting club and ready for proof if needed. You will find a link to the National Photo Release form at the bottom of this newsletter.

Follow this link to have the most up-to-date information:
Active 20-30 Discussion Group.

The History of the Sawblade

Awesome history facts brought to you by Michele Spilman

Some of you may know my grandfather was a member of Active 20-30 Sacramento #1, I was interviewing him for family history and he recalled how they used to sing this song in 20-30 meetings. Click this link below to hear him sing it!

Carl Spilman sings 20-30 song

The Executive Council was the name of the central governing body of 20-30 before it became known as The Association of 20-30 Club.

-Michele Spilman

Have you "liked" the historical findings on Facebook? Active 20-30 Club Historical Findings:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Active-20-30-Club-Historical-Findings/218775914846182

Check out Michele’s history blog, if you would like to see or add more to history to our findings: Snooping into Active 20-30 Club's Past: https://mchl2030.wordpress.com/

Bucket's Time Out Corner

 'They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time' - Brian Fantana

The Buzz-ed Saw Bio
Bakersfield #27
 
Our club this month keeps the status quo lower than a Déjà Vu strippers’ self esteem
The home of The Mint, The Hag, and… Dave Porter

PROS –
 
The Hag & Buck Owens – if you don’t know who these men are or understand why they are listed as a pro quit reading this portion of the newsletter.  It obviously isn’t for you.
 
Last call – personally as a Nevadan I find last call to be as un-American as communism and terrorism, but if it weren’t for this law I am fairly certain the city of Bakersfield would last two months tops.
 
Real estate prices – thank God for cheap (or what California calls cheap) real estate or Past President Diniz would be out of work.
 
Golden Empire – at least there is one self-respecting club in Kern County that isn’t a CV85 knock off.
 
Country & Craft Beer Festival –  it's better than a fundraiser where volunteers get pepper sprayed.
 
CONS –
 
Festival of Beers – it’s a (former) fundraiser where volunteers get pepper-sprayed.

Order it ‘Rusty’ – I’m pretty sure this is the local precursor to roofies since you can’t remember any part of the evening after ordering a drink poured this way.
 
Past President Diniz’ plane – being a slumlord is good business evidently.
 
Oildale – it’s like Sodom and Gomorrah, but more whiskey tango.

Diniz plane – have you heard he has a plane?  Yeah a half hour ago when you told me about it for a fourth time.

Q & A

The Public Relations Committee would like to ask you a question, responses that are submitted to the prchair@active20-30.org will be reviewed for the next Twenty-Thirtian Newsletter Committee.

Matthew Larrabure of the Active 20-30 Club of Petaluma #30.

What was your favorite international convention?
I do not have much experience to lean on.  I have only been to two international events: Las Vegas for Mid-Term and El Salvador the past month.  With the limited amount of experience, it had a huge impact on me.  As many of you know, I competed in the speech contest.  That process alone was a HUGE learning experience for me.  From writing my first draft to multiple adjustments, changes, additions, re-works, and additions, I learn so much through that process.  The biggest things I learned was less is more, slow down, and smile more. 

My most memorable experience though wasn’t until after the speech.  Roberto from the Panama club came to me and said he loved what I talked about, loved the idea of taking children back to school clothes shopping, and wanted to integrate that into something that his club does.  That baffled me.  His club raises multiple millions of dollars each year compared to our fifteen thousand dollars we raise.  We are small fish in a pond that he is a huge fish.  He explained to me that it wasn’t about the dollar amount we raise, it is about impact we have on children.  If there is something one club does that another club can integrate and help more children, great!  We all can learn from each other.  Clubs that raise millions can learn from clubs that raise hundreds.  Clubs that have been active for 60 consecutive years can learn something from a club that was started last year, and vice versa.  We are all in this together, we are all here to help children in our communities. 

That is what Active 20-30 is all about.

Thank you Matthew Larrabure for taking the time to send in your response to last month’s question.  

Next Months Question: What is your favorite hands on event? 

Professionals at Work

Nickname Madness

How did you get your nickname? Does it have a great story? Let us know at prchair@active20-30.org.


Marcie Alvarez "Spider Monkey" - Active 20-30 Club of Redwood Empire #1029

It is a well-known fact that I climb things, and rather easily. So where or how exactly did my nickname Spider Monkey come from? Was it as simple as stating the obvious “Hey, that girl climbs trees and statues and other things that clearly say to stay off of”? No, obviously that is a boring story and I wouldn’t be writing about it if it had been that easy. No offense, Uggs, but you came to mind when I was thinking of unoriginal nicknames. If my nickname had an origin anything like Uggs from CV #85, then my nickname would be “stilts” or “high heals” or something absurd. And yes, I misspelled heels on purpose because everyone seems to ignore spell check. My apologies, I have digressed from the purpose of this story.

Spider Monkey, that is right; how my nickname came to be. Well, this one time, in Tahoe with Christy Calverley, her mom and another friend…we had a very fun girls' trip. It was October of 2011 and I had only been an official member of Redwood Empire #1029 for a few months. Christy was one of the first people that somehow convinced me to attend a ton of 20-30 events, so naturally we became besties immediately. Our friendship blossomed and the next thing you knew, we were taking non 20-30 trips together, like Tahoe. During this particular trip, we learned random things about each other, one of them being how I like to be big spoon. Because we were sharing a bed on this trip, I was warned to not attempt to big spoon her during our slumber. I made no promises. She was annoyed. These two things tend to be a constant in our friendship to this day! So, her mom overhears and is curious as to how someone of my size could ever be big spoon to a normal sized person. Naturally, I offered to show her by using Christy as my prop. Christy refused to willingly participate, so I tackled her as she was walking towards the bed. To give you some imagery, I took a running start, jumped on to her back, and she screamed out something like “Get off you crazy spider monkey!”

Long story short, I earned the nickname Spider Monkey by tackling Christy. Was it the first and only time I ever tackled her? Nope. Is she the only person I have tackled due to a challenge? Nope. While my nickname might not be impressive or even original (still better than Uggs…), the memories attached to it are rather amazing.  Not only does it remind me of how I became more involved in this wonderful organization, it also brings back all of the memories of how I developed incredible friendships along the way.

In Honor

A small way to honor those close to our heart. For more information or to honor someone your clubs has lost please email - prchair@active20-30.org.

Chadwick Anderson – Active 20-30 Club of Petaluma #30

Chadwick Anderson is being recognized as a Past Active Life member. Chadwick has been a member of the Active 20-30 club of Petaluma #30 since the spring of 2011. Chadwick served in multiple positions as an active member including; Treasurer 2011/2012; President 2012/2013; IPP/Board Member 2013/2014. During his time as an active member Chadwick chaired the 2012 Children’s Shopping Spree Chair.

When asking Mr. Anderson what his most memorable moment since joining the Active 20-30 Family his response was priceless…..

“I have a lot of great memories during my tenure with Active 20-30. Our annual Children’s Shopping Sprees are truly unforgettable. Each year they serve as a reminder what Active 20-30 is about and the reason I joined. To see the joy and excitement the children display is such a humbling experience.

Additionally, I would like to say our Conventions are always memorable. Thus far, the 2015 International Convention in El Salvador has been by far my favorite. A lot of new friendships were made; but most importantly, it truly showed me the effect Active 20-30 International clubs have in other countries. It was my first International Convention, but certainly not the last. I just wish I attended one sooner. “

-Chadwick Anderson
Petaluma #30

Thank you Chadwick for all your hard work! Congrats on this lifetime award.

In Memory

A small way to remember those who have left us too soon. For more information or to honor someone your clubs has lost please email - prchair@active20-30.org.


Dave Jones-Landry – Active 20-30 Club of Santa Rosa, #50
July 14, 1973 – August 11, 2015

It is with a heavy heart that announce the passing of our fellow Active 20-30 Past Active Life Member, Dave Jones-Landry

Dave Jones-Landry, affectionately called DJL, overcame humble beginnings to put himself through college and become a successful Santa Rosa civil lawyer. Dave never forgot his roots. Soon after starting his legal practice, he joined the Active 20-30 Club of Santa Rosa #50.

He served as president of Santa Rosa #50 in the Spring of 2012 and was named a Past Active Member in 2014. Dave was only in the club for approximately 6 years, but in that time exemplified what it meant to serve the children of Sonoma County. Dave was dedicated to the Club and his passion was putting on work projects that directly benefitted kids.

What many people don’t know was that Dave’s passion for helping kids came from his own experience as a child that suffered a bout with lymphoma that left his heart with some lasting damage. Several years ago Dave needed to have a pacemaker installed to help regulate his heart.  About four months ago, it was discovered that Dave’s heart valves were failing and needed to be replaced immediately. Dave underwent emergency surgery to replace the valves.
 
Unfortunately, Dave’s recovery did not go well.  Dave suffered from an infection after the surgery and had to have open heart surgery again to replace the heart valves and the pacemaker. Sadly, he was unable to recover from the last surgery in June.

DJL is survived by his wife Elise and two little girls, Farah (5) and Daisy (2).  Last year, Dave’s wife Elise had a cancer scare and went through surgery herself. Dave was the primary breadwinner and had been out of work for several months. Elise was out of work for her procedure and was also spending her days traveling the hour to San Francisco and back each way to be at her husband’s side and be home to take care of their daughters.
 
Sadly, because of Dave’s childhood bout with cancer he was never able to get life insurance to take care of his family in a situation like this. Our club is trying to make life a little easier for Elise and the girls in this unfathomably tough time. We’d like to help them with costs associated with the services, the medical bills, daily living expenses and set up the girls for the foreseeable future and beyond. You can help Elise, Farah and Daisy by donating here: http://www.gofundme.com/davejoneslandry. Any amount will help.

Active 20-30 Club Santa Rosa #50 the Active 20-30 US & Canada is sorry for the loss of your Active Brother.

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Meet our Public Relations Committee--Feel free to reach out to these individuals if you have anything you would like to add to the newsletter. Have a question? Let us know: prchair@active20-30.org.

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