Fritsch:
My name is Audrea Boyle and I am writing to you to ask for your help. I am sure you receive dozens of emails asking the same but this may be a little different. Last Friday you may have heard on the news about a home in Price Hill that caught fire. That home was my mom’s neighbor. These people are mostly strangers to me aside from the neighborly hi and bye in passing, but I feel compelled to help them in any way that I can. Early Friday morning Marcus Guinn woke up to his house in a blaze. His 3 children were sleeping upstairs and he couldn’t get to them from the inside. Quickly he ran outside grabbed a ladder from his work truck and climbed onto the side roof, busted out the windows and with the assistance of his neighbor, Dennis Abner rescued his three children ages 3 almost 7 and 13 from their burning bedrooms. Mere seconds later flames were shooting from this same window. They are so grateful and lucky to be alive but now are left with the devastating reality of starting over from scratch! My mom, Ingrid Boyle has kindly stepped forward to help them in any way she can and I am committed to helping her do that.
What I am asking of you is this…I need someway to get the word out that this family needs help! I have set up an account called the Guinn Family Fund at 5/3 Bank. Anybody can donate any amount of money to any branch. They lost everything except the pajamas they were wearing. We are working really hard to get them the things they need but we need help. The middle boy lost his eyeglasses and Lens Crafters in Western Hills has gladly agreed to make him a new pair at no cost…my small office has donated as much as we can and my mom’s office has done the same, my aunt has gotten them coats. As you can see we are trying but it is no small task, I feel with your help and the help of the community we may be able to get the word out and really help this family.
Thanks for your time… and Merry Christmas to you all!
Audrea Boyle
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
Comet Skippers.
This year the Comet Skippers we will be hosting our 5th annual “Jump with the Stars” jump rope workshop on Saturday Dec 6 from 9AM to 3:15PM with a staff performance following and an advanced skill level workshop on Sunday Dec 7 from 8AM to Noon. A multitude of shows are scheduled to perform at schools throughout the Mason area by the Comet Skippers and the All-Star jumpers on Friday Dec 5. We have requested TV coverage of either the shows, practicing early AM on Friday the 5th for the shows, or the workshop itself on Saturday and/or Sunday. This would be off all the Staff jumpers whom will be practicing for the shows in the Mason Intermediate Building gym. This is an exciting opportunity for us as this will be the first time as many as 80 talented jumpers of local, national and International regions will be performing jump rope tricks in one room!
New for this year we expect to have an International flair as we have invited teams from France, Germany, Canada and Denmark. Mason as well will be hosting a film festival premier of the documentary movie Jump! from the filmmaker Helen Hood Scheer the evening of Saturday December 6. Most of the workshop Staff will be attending this premier. This will be shown at Mason Middle School Auditorium at 7:00 PM. We have chosen to present this movie to the public at cost(just $5.00 admission) as it does a fantastic job of promoting the sport of jump rope. The movie follows 4 teams of jumpers one of which being the Cincinnati Ropin Rockets as they compete at the Regional, National and on to the Worlds levels.
If you would like additional details you can go to http://www.jumpmovie.com/. You may contact me and I can get info from the producer Helen Hood Scheer – or feel free to contact her at info@jumpmovie.com
Feel free to contact me at 513-977-4568 with any questions. You may access details regarding our workshop at http://www.cometskippers.org/workshop.htm or the jump rope team at http://www.cometskippers.org/. Our Comet Skipper coaches can be available for an interview or even an on-air interview.
2 events:
I.
What: Comet Skippers hosting Jump Rope with the Stars Workshop
When: Saturday Dec 6 between 9AM and 3:15PM, with a Staff show performance following.
Where: Mason Intermediate Gym – 4/5 Bldg
Cost: $45.00 with optional lunch: $5.50 from Johnny Carino’s
II.
What: JUMP! Movie Showing
When: Saturday Dec 6 at 7:00PM
Where: Mason Middle School Auditorium
Tickets: $5.00
New for this year we expect to have an International flair as we have invited teams from France, Germany, Canada and Denmark. Mason as well will be hosting a film festival premier of the documentary movie Jump! from the filmmaker Helen Hood Scheer the evening of Saturday December 6. Most of the workshop Staff will be attending this premier. This will be shown at Mason Middle School Auditorium at 7:00 PM. We have chosen to present this movie to the public at cost(just $5.00 admission) as it does a fantastic job of promoting the sport of jump rope. The movie follows 4 teams of jumpers one of which being the Cincinnati Ropin Rockets as they compete at the Regional, National and on to the Worlds levels.
If you would like additional details you can go to http://www.jumpmovie.com/. You may contact me and I can get info from the producer Helen Hood Scheer – or feel free to contact her at info@jumpmovie.com
Feel free to contact me at 513-977-4568 with any questions. You may access details regarding our workshop at http://www.cometskippers.org/workshop.htm or the jump rope team at http://www.cometskippers.org/. Our Comet Skipper coaches can be available for an interview or even an on-air interview.
2 events:
I.
What: Comet Skippers hosting Jump Rope with the Stars Workshop
When: Saturday Dec 6 between 9AM and 3:15PM, with a Staff show performance following.
Where: Mason Intermediate Gym – 4/5 Bldg
Cost: $45.00 with optional lunch: $5.50 from Johnny Carino’s
II.
What: JUMP! Movie Showing
When: Saturday Dec 6 at 7:00PM
Where: Mason Middle School Auditorium
Tickets: $5.00
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Benefit for James Bishop...
James Bishop who is 35 and an alumni of Amelia High School. He was just recently diagnosed with a brain tumor. He has 3 boys of his own and also 4 step children. The benefit is Nov 15 2008 at the Mt Carmel Social Club in eastgate. It starts at 7. Admission is $10 and there will be a silent auction. He is one of the youth football coaches for West Clermont Schools and is employeed by stealcraft.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Education and Enrichment Fair...
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2008 Education and Enrichment Fair on Nov. 1, Noon - 4 p.m.
Cincinnati, Ohio (October, 2008) Cincinnati Family Magazine and Northern Kentucky Family Magazine are pleased to host the 2008 Education and Enrichment Fair, from noon - 4 p.m. on November 1 at CoCo Key Water Resort, Sheraton North Cincinnati in Sharonville. This all-important event for parents offers a unique opportunity to meet one-on-one with schools, day cares, music, dance and performing arts studios plus a variety of enrichment products and services. Representatives from private, public and parochial schools will provide take-home materials and speak candidly with parents about programs for children of all ages. The event is free & open to the public.
There will also be representatives from after-school enrichment organizations that offer extracurricular activities to tap into the special talents all children have. The Fair is sponsored by the Ohio Virtual Academy, a top performing e-school for Ohio students in grades K through 12.
Cincinnati Family Magazine, the monthly parenting resource in Greater Cincinnati for over 10 years, is the 2008 Gold Award winner by the Parenting Publications of America.
Coco Key Water Resort at the Sheraton North Cincinnati Hotel, 11320 Chester Road in Sharonville, is open to the public and will be celebrating their one year anniversary. The 50,000 square foot facility includes water slides, interactive play island, whirlpools, snack bar & full-service grill, party rooms, game arcade and it’s always 84 degrees. Those who attend the fair will receive ½ off admission into the water park the day of the event!
For more information, please call (513) 252-0077 or visit our website cincinnatifamilymagazine.com.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2008 Education and Enrichment Fair on Nov. 1, Noon - 4 p.m.
Cincinnati, Ohio (October, 2008) Cincinnati Family Magazine and Northern Kentucky Family Magazine are pleased to host the 2008 Education and Enrichment Fair, from noon - 4 p.m. on November 1 at CoCo Key Water Resort, Sheraton North Cincinnati in Sharonville. This all-important event for parents offers a unique opportunity to meet one-on-one with schools, day cares, music, dance and performing arts studios plus a variety of enrichment products and services. Representatives from private, public and parochial schools will provide take-home materials and speak candidly with parents about programs for children of all ages. The event is free & open to the public.
There will also be representatives from after-school enrichment organizations that offer extracurricular activities to tap into the special talents all children have. The Fair is sponsored by the Ohio Virtual Academy, a top performing e-school for Ohio students in grades K through 12.
Cincinnati Family Magazine, the monthly parenting resource in Greater Cincinnati for over 10 years, is the 2008 Gold Award winner by the Parenting Publications of America.
Coco Key Water Resort at the Sheraton North Cincinnati Hotel, 11320 Chester Road in Sharonville, is open to the public and will be celebrating their one year anniversary. The 50,000 square foot facility includes water slides, interactive play island, whirlpools, snack bar & full-service grill, party rooms, game arcade and it’s always 84 degrees. Those who attend the fair will receive ½ off admission into the water park the day of the event!
For more information, please call (513) 252-0077 or visit our website cincinnatifamilymagazine.com.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Domestic Violence Awareness Month...
Here is the link to a Zazzle gallery: It supports Domestic Violence Awareness Month...
http://www.zazzle.com/disgruntledfan319
http://www.zazzle.com/disgruntledfan319
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Benefit for the family of Krystal Dleaney
The benefit is being held November 9,2008 at J and B Tavern on Beechmont Ave.. from 3-10 pm. there will be raffles,silent auction,children's activities,split-the-pot,bake, 2 ways to win Bengals ticket and live music from local bands. there will also be a buffet included in the admission price under 2 is free2-6 is $5 donation7 and up is $10 donation
Mutt March...
The Hugs from Jeni Foundation is a non-profit organization developed by the family of Jennifer Miley in her memory.
Jeni was a Class of 2000 graduate of Winton Woods High School. She lived in Greenhills, in Cincinnati, Ohio all of her life and was involved in many community activities. She was captain of the Drill Team during her senior year and was also involved in the choir and band throughout the years of her high school career. She was a volunteer with the HOSTS program, the Big Sister Organization and was active in the Christian organization, Young Life. She also had a great love for animals and was always finding homes for stray cats and dogs. She attended the University of Cincinnati majoring in Journalism. Her long term goal was to use this degree to have a career in broadcasting to help people on a world-wide scale.
In honor of Jeni, quilts are made each year for children who are in crisis centers or foster care. The fabrics of the quilts represent the many things that Jeni loved - frogs, cats, dogs, books, the color purple, camping and the ocean. Lakeside Elementary school children draw pictures on squares that are then sewn together with other fabrics by our volunteers. They are then given to Project Linus, a non-profit volunteer organization that donates them to Children’s Hospital. For more information regarding our quilt project, click here.
Each year the foundation sponsors the Greenhills Halloween Mutt March held on the last Sunday in October. Owners and their pets are invited to dress up in Halloween costumes and parade through the Village of Greenhills . The activities include music provided by the Winton Woods High School band, raffles, demonstrations and vendors displaying their products and services. All proceeds from the event are donated to the Stray Animal Adoption Program, an organization that finds homes for stray animals. The 2008 3rd Annual Greenhills Halloween Mutt March will be held on Sunday, October 26 from 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm. To find out more information to sponsor or attend the event, click here.
If you would like to make a donation to the foundation to help us continue our work, please send a check payable to Hugs From Jeni Foundation to HFJF, P.O. Box 40701 , Cincinnati , OH 45240 .
“Sometimes it’s better to put love into hugs than to put it into words.”
Jeni was a Class of 2000 graduate of Winton Woods High School. She lived in Greenhills, in Cincinnati, Ohio all of her life and was involved in many community activities. She was captain of the Drill Team during her senior year and was also involved in the choir and band throughout the years of her high school career. She was a volunteer with the HOSTS program, the Big Sister Organization and was active in the Christian organization, Young Life. She also had a great love for animals and was always finding homes for stray cats and dogs. She attended the University of Cincinnati majoring in Journalism. Her long term goal was to use this degree to have a career in broadcasting to help people on a world-wide scale.
In honor of Jeni, quilts are made each year for children who are in crisis centers or foster care. The fabrics of the quilts represent the many things that Jeni loved - frogs, cats, dogs, books, the color purple, camping and the ocean. Lakeside Elementary school children draw pictures on squares that are then sewn together with other fabrics by our volunteers. They are then given to Project Linus, a non-profit volunteer organization that donates them to Children’s Hospital. For more information regarding our quilt project, click here.
Each year the foundation sponsors the Greenhills Halloween Mutt March held on the last Sunday in October. Owners and their pets are invited to dress up in Halloween costumes and parade through the Village of Greenhills . The activities include music provided by the Winton Woods High School band, raffles, demonstrations and vendors displaying their products and services. All proceeds from the event are donated to the Stray Animal Adoption Program, an organization that finds homes for stray animals. The 2008 3rd Annual Greenhills Halloween Mutt March will be held on Sunday, October 26 from 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm. To find out more information to sponsor or attend the event, click here.
If you would like to make a donation to the foundation to help us continue our work, please send a check payable to Hugs From Jeni Foundation to HFJF, P.O. Box 40701 , Cincinnati , OH 45240 .
“Sometimes it’s better to put love into hugs than to put it into words.”
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
PinkFest...
PinkFest is a huge fundraiser event to benefit Susan G Komen for the Cure (100% of raffle money is to be donated among various percentages from our 90+ vendors).
If you'd like to check out the site: www.cincypinkfest.com
If you'd like to check out the site: www.cincypinkfest.com
French Master Chefs...
French Master Chefs Gourmet Gala
Date: Saturday, November 1, 2008
Location: Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, 35 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Oh 45202
2008 Honoree: John S. Prout, President and Chief Executive Officer, TriHealth Inc.
Gala Chair: Crystal B. Price, Scripps Networks Interactive
2007 French Jean-Robert de Cavel, Jean-Robert at Pigall’s, Cincinnati
Master Chefs: Jean-Louis Dumonet, Union Club, New York
(2008 French Christian Delouvrier, La Goulue Christian Delouvrier, Bal Harbour
Master Chefs TBD) Claude Godard, Madison Bistro, New York
Todd Kelly, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, Cincinnati
Mission: To improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
Gala Evening Program: 6:15 p.m. Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction
7:45 p.m. Fabulous Food prepared by French Master Chefs
9:00 p.m. Stellar Live Auction
10:00 p.m. Music & Dancing
Tickets & Tables: Individual Ticket: $150
Patron Ticket: $250
Benefactor Ticket: $500
Corporate Table for Eight: $3,000
Event Sponsorships: Various sponsorship levels available from $3,000 - $10,000
Attire: Black Tie
For More Information: Contact John Vonder Haar, March of Dimes
Telephone: 513/769-3588 / Email: jvonderhaar@marchofdimes.com
Date: Saturday, November 1, 2008
Location: Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, 35 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Oh 45202
2008 Honoree: John S. Prout, President and Chief Executive Officer, TriHealth Inc.
Gala Chair: Crystal B. Price, Scripps Networks Interactive
2007 French Jean-Robert de Cavel, Jean-Robert at Pigall’s, Cincinnati
Master Chefs: Jean-Louis Dumonet, Union Club, New York
(2008 French Christian Delouvrier, La Goulue Christian Delouvrier, Bal Harbour
Master Chefs TBD) Claude Godard, Madison Bistro, New York
Todd Kelly, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, Cincinnati
Mission: To improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
Gala Evening Program: 6:15 p.m. Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction
7:45 p.m. Fabulous Food prepared by French Master Chefs
9:00 p.m. Stellar Live Auction
10:00 p.m. Music & Dancing
Tickets & Tables: Individual Ticket: $150
Patron Ticket: $250
Benefactor Ticket: $500
Corporate Table for Eight: $3,000
Event Sponsorships: Various sponsorship levels available from $3,000 - $10,000
Attire: Black Tie
For More Information: Contact John Vonder Haar, March of Dimes
Telephone: 513/769-3588 / Email: jvonderhaar@marchofdimes.com
Cerebral Palsy...
This is the first year Cincinnati has had a Reaching For the Stars chapter for Cerebral Palsy! This group is very active in creating awareness for this disability and wants you to participate in an effort to show support for people who live with Cerebral Palsy- whether it be someone you know, knew or see when you're out somewhere/ wondering who they are.
Our group is sponsoring a LOGO LICENSE PLATES campaign whereby friends and family can help show support and actually provide support all together! Simply sign up to commit to purchasing your next set of vehicle license plates from BMV with CEREBRAL PALSY at the bottom and it will cost you $25.00 extra for these logo plates(Most logo plates are $35.00 but we wanted families already strapped for cash to be able to afford this).Sign up by calling Pam Frank at (513) 385-6850 or e-mail her pam@frankbci.com. There will be an opportunity to sign up on Fountain Square on Oct. 30th 11:00-2:00. You will need your vehicle license number and your driver's license number for the sign-up. Deadline is tentatively set at Thanksgiving as we need to collect 1000 signatures to make this happen. Please tell your friends and family- it's a great way to make a family feel supported. Every time they see your vehicle they will feel a hug!
Our group is sponsoring a LOGO LICENSE PLATES campaign whereby friends and family can help show support and actually provide support all together! Simply sign up to commit to purchasing your next set of vehicle license plates from BMV with CEREBRAL PALSY at the bottom and it will cost you $25.00 extra for these logo plates(Most logo plates are $35.00 but we wanted families already strapped for cash to be able to afford this).Sign up by calling Pam Frank at (513) 385-6850 or e-mail her pam@frankbci.com. There will be an opportunity to sign up on Fountain Square on Oct. 30th 11:00-2:00. You will need your vehicle license number and your driver's license number for the sign-up. Deadline is tentatively set at Thanksgiving as we need to collect 1000 signatures to make this happen. Please tell your friends and family- it's a great way to make a family feel supported. Every time they see your vehicle they will feel a hug!
Monday, October 20, 2008
Kindervelt event...
Date: Thursday, November 13, 2008
Place: Darla Kirchner Designs West Chester
7568 Wyandot Lane #4 Liberty Township, Ohio 45044
( past Lakota East HS)
Time: doors open 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE
What: Gifts for sale and GREAT raffles. Come see Darla Kirchner’s original pottery designs, Silpada, Polka Dot Pig Boutique, Tastefully Simple, Pampered Chef, Discovery Toys, Carousel Home Furnishings and more!
All raffle proceeds go to Children’s Hospital
Event coordinated by your local Kindervelt #77
Contact Lisa Hedge at 755-7349 for more info,
To donate a gift to raffle or to join us check us out at www.kindervelt.org
Place: Darla Kirchner Designs West Chester
7568 Wyandot Lane #4 Liberty Township, Ohio 45044
( past Lakota East HS)
Time: doors open 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE
What: Gifts for sale and GREAT raffles. Come see Darla Kirchner’s original pottery designs, Silpada, Polka Dot Pig Boutique, Tastefully Simple, Pampered Chef, Discovery Toys, Carousel Home Furnishings and more!
All raffle proceeds go to Children’s Hospital
Event coordinated by your local Kindervelt #77
Contact Lisa Hedge at 755-7349 for more info,
To donate a gift to raffle or to join us check us out at www.kindervelt.org
Monday, October 13, 2008
Hamblin Halloween Benefit Dance...
Hamblin Halloween Benefit Dance
Saturday November 1, 2008
Sharonville V.F.W. Post 4369
3318 E. Sharon Road Sharonville, Ohio 45241
7pm-12midnight
$10.00 Donation per Person
Today a Sharonville family faces a life and death battle with Cystic Fibrosis. This debilitating disease shortens the life of its patients, on a day-by-day basis, as fluid fills the lungs and slowly asphyxiates the victim. Luckily, Cystic Fibrosis patients now have medical hope through technological breakthroughs using lung organ transplantation. Lungs from an organ donor are used to give the ultimate gift of life to a patient in need.
James Hamblin, age 38, of Sharonville, Ohio, has suffered all his life with Cystic Fibrosis. Despite his medical challenges and lengthy hospitalizations, he has worked full time for sixteen years at the Lodge Care Center, a skilled nursing facility in Loveland, Ohio. James has enjoyed cooking for the over one hundred and thirty residents and employees until this year, when on his birthday in February, James got sick and had to be off work over four months. He realized his disease was getting worse and that’s when his doctor suggested the double lung transplant.
James was evaluated by medical experts at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio and is considered an excellent candidate for a double lung transplant. While the option is truly a miracle of modern science, its medical costs are extremely high due to the complexity of the procedure and the extensive pre and postoperative care. Unfortunately James’s insurance does not cover the full extent of transplanted related expenses. This leaves James and his new wife, Amy, on a daily roller coaster ride consisting of hope and uncertainty.
James lost his older brother Ron Hamblin to Cystic Fibrosis in January 2008. Ron had decided to be placed on the list for the double lung transplant but it was too late. Ron’s body could not fight the cystic disease anymore and he went on to a better place. We miss Ron dearly and we do not want to lose James to this awful disease. If you could see with your own eyes the agony Cystic Fibrosis has wrought to the Hamblin family, it would deeply affect your desire to help.
The Hamblin family cannot face this challenge alone. As compassionate family members, friends, neighbors and concerned citizens, we are asking you to help raise money so that James can pursue this medical miracle of life. We are having a Halloween Benefit Dance to raise money for James’s new lungs. We are asking for any donations you can make to raffle off at the dance. Also donations can be made at any US Bank into the “Cure 4 James” account. Every little bit helps.
Please find it in your heart to help give the gift of life. Thank you for your compassion, and please keep James in your prayers.
With sincere gratitude,
The Family and Friends of James Hamblin
For additional information, or to donate an item for the raffle, call Suzie at 513-207-6194
Saturday November 1, 2008
Sharonville V.F.W. Post 4369
3318 E. Sharon Road Sharonville, Ohio 45241
7pm-12midnight
$10.00 Donation per Person
Today a Sharonville family faces a life and death battle with Cystic Fibrosis. This debilitating disease shortens the life of its patients, on a day-by-day basis, as fluid fills the lungs and slowly asphyxiates the victim. Luckily, Cystic Fibrosis patients now have medical hope through technological breakthroughs using lung organ transplantation. Lungs from an organ donor are used to give the ultimate gift of life to a patient in need.
James Hamblin, age 38, of Sharonville, Ohio, has suffered all his life with Cystic Fibrosis. Despite his medical challenges and lengthy hospitalizations, he has worked full time for sixteen years at the Lodge Care Center, a skilled nursing facility in Loveland, Ohio. James has enjoyed cooking for the over one hundred and thirty residents and employees until this year, when on his birthday in February, James got sick and had to be off work over four months. He realized his disease was getting worse and that’s when his doctor suggested the double lung transplant.
James was evaluated by medical experts at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio and is considered an excellent candidate for a double lung transplant. While the option is truly a miracle of modern science, its medical costs are extremely high due to the complexity of the procedure and the extensive pre and postoperative care. Unfortunately James’s insurance does not cover the full extent of transplanted related expenses. This leaves James and his new wife, Amy, on a daily roller coaster ride consisting of hope and uncertainty.
James lost his older brother Ron Hamblin to Cystic Fibrosis in January 2008. Ron had decided to be placed on the list for the double lung transplant but it was too late. Ron’s body could not fight the cystic disease anymore and he went on to a better place. We miss Ron dearly and we do not want to lose James to this awful disease. If you could see with your own eyes the agony Cystic Fibrosis has wrought to the Hamblin family, it would deeply affect your desire to help.
The Hamblin family cannot face this challenge alone. As compassionate family members, friends, neighbors and concerned citizens, we are asking you to help raise money so that James can pursue this medical miracle of life. We are having a Halloween Benefit Dance to raise money for James’s new lungs. We are asking for any donations you can make to raffle off at the dance. Also donations can be made at any US Bank into the “Cure 4 James” account. Every little bit helps.
Please find it in your heart to help give the gift of life. Thank you for your compassion, and please keep James in your prayers.
With sincere gratitude,
The Family and Friends of James Hamblin
For additional information, or to donate an item for the raffle, call Suzie at 513-207-6194
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention...
On Oct. 19 there is going to be a walk to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. We are asking for your help.It will be at Union Township Veterans Memorial Park ( the helicopter park)from 12:00pm to 3:00pm. Registration is at 11:00am if you are planning on walking.This walk is aimed at the youth and young adults of the community. Alone at 3AM will be playing and we need to get the word out to get the community involved. If you could please help spread the word it would be great. You can contact Liz Atwell at(513) 752-7040 or EAtwell@afsp.orgShe is the Cincinnati Metro Area Director American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and she can give you all the details on the event.Here is a link with more info.http://afsp.donordrive.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.eventDetails&eventID=660&destination=EThank you in advance for any help you can give.Danielle Singleton
Alzheimer's and Parkinson's...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jo Hall Frank R. Satullo
Address: Hilltop Designs ZoneFree Ohio Marketing & PR 9764 Tri-County Road 6358 Castle Hill Drive
Winchester, OH 45697 Liberty Township, OH 45044
Phone: 937-695-5545 513-207-6690
scoop@ohiotraveler.com
BID ON A CINCINNATI BRIDE“Models not included”
Winchester, Ohio – August 28, 2008 – Fifty one designer bridal gowns will be auctioned in Southwest Ohio on October 25th to help fight Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Models not included with gowns.
Models will wear the 51 wedding gowns up for auction along with other formal gowns. The gowns are by top designers such as Jasmine, Bonny and Moonlight Bridal. Doors open at 9am and the auction begins at 11am. at Hilltop Designs Bridal & Formal Charity Auction in Winchester, Ohio. Part of the proceeds will benefit the local programs and services of the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati Chapter and the Parkinson’s Wellness Organization.
Congresswoman Schmidt has promised to put an American flag that has flown over the Capitol up for auction. In addition, a Skip Werline print is also going to be up for auction. Many other surprises will be announced in the days before the event. There will be catered food, wedding related vendor booths, local celebrities, politicians and lots of fun.
Aside from the festivities, the cause is a serious one.
“My mom is suffering from Alzheimer’s and my husband has Parkison’s so I have to do what I can do to help make a difference against these awful diseases,” Said Jo Hall, owner of Hilltop Designs & Weddings and organizer of the event. “The more we communicate what we plan, the more area politicians and celebrities are calling with interest to join in some way, shape or form,”
The event will be held at the newest and largest reception hall in rural Southern Ohio between Cincinnati and Portsmouth with a 275-person capacity. This new facility has more than 4,200 square feet and conveniently located off SR-32.
All of the gowns will be on display one week before the auction at the place of the auction –Hilltop Designs at 9764 Tri-County Road in Winchester, OH 45697. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. It is a straight shot on Route 32 East out of Cincinnati about 30 minutes from Eastgate Mall. Call 937-695-5545 for directions or more information.
Contact: Jo Hall Frank R. Satullo
Address: Hilltop Designs ZoneFree Ohio Marketing & PR 9764 Tri-County Road 6358 Castle Hill Drive
Winchester, OH 45697 Liberty Township, OH 45044
Phone: 937-695-5545 513-207-6690
scoop@ohiotraveler.com
BID ON A CINCINNATI BRIDE“Models not included”
Winchester, Ohio – August 28, 2008 – Fifty one designer bridal gowns will be auctioned in Southwest Ohio on October 25th to help fight Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Models not included with gowns.
Models will wear the 51 wedding gowns up for auction along with other formal gowns. The gowns are by top designers such as Jasmine, Bonny and Moonlight Bridal. Doors open at 9am and the auction begins at 11am. at Hilltop Designs Bridal & Formal Charity Auction in Winchester, Ohio. Part of the proceeds will benefit the local programs and services of the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati Chapter and the Parkinson’s Wellness Organization.
Congresswoman Schmidt has promised to put an American flag that has flown over the Capitol up for auction. In addition, a Skip Werline print is also going to be up for auction. Many other surprises will be announced in the days before the event. There will be catered food, wedding related vendor booths, local celebrities, politicians and lots of fun.
Aside from the festivities, the cause is a serious one.
“My mom is suffering from Alzheimer’s and my husband has Parkison’s so I have to do what I can do to help make a difference against these awful diseases,” Said Jo Hall, owner of Hilltop Designs & Weddings and organizer of the event. “The more we communicate what we plan, the more area politicians and celebrities are calling with interest to join in some way, shape or form,”
The event will be held at the newest and largest reception hall in rural Southern Ohio between Cincinnati and Portsmouth with a 275-person capacity. This new facility has more than 4,200 square feet and conveniently located off SR-32.
All of the gowns will be on display one week before the auction at the place of the auction –Hilltop Designs at 9764 Tri-County Road in Winchester, OH 45697. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. It is a straight shot on Route 32 East out of Cincinnati about 30 minutes from Eastgate Mall. Call 937-695-5545 for directions or more information.
GO Mamelodi...
Hi All,
Through listening to Q102, I've learned how big a part giving back is to the Cincinnati community. In fact it is a large part of what makes me proud to be from Cincinnati. I am writing because I'm hoping Q102 listeners can help out with this worthy cause. A couple of years ago, my church (Crossroads Community church), teamed up with a church in South Africa in the city of Mamelodi to help the people of Mamelodi, and has been sending work groups for the past two years to do things such as building homes, planting gardens, providing medical services, etc.
Mamelodi is a large township comparable in size to Cincinnati, just outside of Pretoria, the capital city of South Africa. Due to the past injustices of apartheid, Mamelodi is one of the poorest places in South Africa. Most of the residents have never had medical care and many do not have adequate clothing. The township of Mamelodi has many orphans due to the AIDS virus taking many of their parents. The AIDS proliferation rate in Mamelodi is around 40%. Many of the residents are also hungry and suffer from malnutrition.
Another work team is going again this November. Through discussions with the Medical Team and others, I found that the following items are always in short supply there:
1) Vitamins (this is the number one line of defense for keeping people alive who either suffer from AIDS or malnutrition).
2) Items typically found in First Aid Packs such as:
A) Band-Aids
B) Antibiotic Ointments
C) Gauze pads
D) Unsterile Gloves
E) Ibuprofen / Tylenol
3) New or gently worn shoes. The first year we sent a team, they treated a child with a laceration on his foot. He was barefoot and the wound had become infected. After treating the wound, one of the American teens that was there, gave up a pair of his shoes to the boy, so that his foot would not get dirty and re-infected again. A while later another barefoot boy came and started cutting his foot with a piece of glass, just because he thought he could get a pair of shoes this way.
4) Old, but still functioning eye glasses, reading glasses, or sun glasses. (There is an optometrist on the Medical Team that goes every year and matches prescriptions of glasses to the people he examines).
Donations can be dropped off at Crossroads church, 3500 Madison Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45209.
513-731-7400
Please bring donations in bags or boxes marked “Go Mamelodi.” The deadline for donations (so that we can bring them with us on the trip), is October 25th.
Please know that I am writing this as a personal appeal, and not as any official request from Crossroads. I just believe that the need here is bigger than any one church or charitable organization can handle.
Thanks so much!
Sincerely,
Stuart Rayner
Through listening to Q102, I've learned how big a part giving back is to the Cincinnati community. In fact it is a large part of what makes me proud to be from Cincinnati. I am writing because I'm hoping Q102 listeners can help out with this worthy cause. A couple of years ago, my church (Crossroads Community church), teamed up with a church in South Africa in the city of Mamelodi to help the people of Mamelodi, and has been sending work groups for the past two years to do things such as building homes, planting gardens, providing medical services, etc.
Mamelodi is a large township comparable in size to Cincinnati, just outside of Pretoria, the capital city of South Africa. Due to the past injustices of apartheid, Mamelodi is one of the poorest places in South Africa. Most of the residents have never had medical care and many do not have adequate clothing. The township of Mamelodi has many orphans due to the AIDS virus taking many of their parents. The AIDS proliferation rate in Mamelodi is around 40%. Many of the residents are also hungry and suffer from malnutrition.
Another work team is going again this November. Through discussions with the Medical Team and others, I found that the following items are always in short supply there:
1) Vitamins (this is the number one line of defense for keeping people alive who either suffer from AIDS or malnutrition).
2) Items typically found in First Aid Packs such as:
A) Band-Aids
B) Antibiotic Ointments
C) Gauze pads
D) Unsterile Gloves
E) Ibuprofen / Tylenol
3) New or gently worn shoes. The first year we sent a team, they treated a child with a laceration on his foot. He was barefoot and the wound had become infected. After treating the wound, one of the American teens that was there, gave up a pair of his shoes to the boy, so that his foot would not get dirty and re-infected again. A while later another barefoot boy came and started cutting his foot with a piece of glass, just because he thought he could get a pair of shoes this way.
4) Old, but still functioning eye glasses, reading glasses, or sun glasses. (There is an optometrist on the Medical Team that goes every year and matches prescriptions of glasses to the people he examines).
Donations can be dropped off at Crossroads church, 3500 Madison Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45209.
513-731-7400
Please bring donations in bags or boxes marked “Go Mamelodi.” The deadline for donations (so that we can bring them with us on the trip), is October 25th.
Please know that I am writing this as a personal appeal, and not as any official request from Crossroads. I just believe that the need here is bigger than any one church or charitable organization can handle.
Thanks so much!
Sincerely,
Stuart Rayner
Nickels for Nickie
“Nickels” for Nickie
Four years ago, our sister Nicole, was diagnosed with Arnold Chiari, a condition where her brainstem is elongated into her spinal canal. She is now a single mother with a 3 year old daughter. Her condition worsened to the point where surgery was required immediately. Her surgery was performed on August 27, 2008. Due to the surgery, stay in the hospital and recovery time, Nickie was forced to quit her job. This caused financial problems, which caused her to file bankruptcy and lose her home. Unfortunately due to complications after her original surgery, Nickie was readmitted on September 14, 2008, had another surgery on September 17, 2008 which led to another hospital stay and more recovery time. Nickie’s funds are very limited and therefore we are trying to raise money for her to offset the high costs of surgery and medical bills incurred due to this condition.
Benefit, “Nickels” For Nickie, will be heldSaturday, October 4, 2008 from 11 AM – 7 PM atThe Delhi Park, Shelter #1
RAIN OR SHINE!!!!!Silent Auction will be held from 11-4 PMCornhole Tournament starting at 12 noon**$20 single entry fee*$35 team entry fee
Split the Pot throughout the benefit
Door Prizes to be given away throughout the day
Major Award 32” Flat Screen Plasma TelevisionTo make a donation, please make your check payable to Stephanie Weber and on the subject line put “Nickels” for Nickie, and mail to
296 Brookforest DriveCincinnati, OH 45238
All donations will be deposited into the “Nickels” for Nickie savings account at the Moliter (Delhi, Anderson Ferry) PNC Bank Branch.
For more information, please email Stephanie Weber at srdemoss@gmail.com
Four years ago, our sister Nicole, was diagnosed with Arnold Chiari, a condition where her brainstem is elongated into her spinal canal. She is now a single mother with a 3 year old daughter. Her condition worsened to the point where surgery was required immediately. Her surgery was performed on August 27, 2008. Due to the surgery, stay in the hospital and recovery time, Nickie was forced to quit her job. This caused financial problems, which caused her to file bankruptcy and lose her home. Unfortunately due to complications after her original surgery, Nickie was readmitted on September 14, 2008, had another surgery on September 17, 2008 which led to another hospital stay and more recovery time. Nickie’s funds are very limited and therefore we are trying to raise money for her to offset the high costs of surgery and medical bills incurred due to this condition.
Benefit, “Nickels” For Nickie, will be heldSaturday, October 4, 2008 from 11 AM – 7 PM atThe Delhi Park, Shelter #1
RAIN OR SHINE!!!!!Silent Auction will be held from 11-4 PMCornhole Tournament starting at 12 noon**$20 single entry fee*$35 team entry fee
Split the Pot throughout the benefit
Door Prizes to be given away throughout the day
Major Award 32” Flat Screen Plasma TelevisionTo make a donation, please make your check payable to Stephanie Weber and on the subject line put “Nickels” for Nickie, and mail to
296 Brookforest DriveCincinnati, OH 45238
All donations will be deposited into the “Nickels” for Nickie savings account at the Moliter (Delhi, Anderson Ferry) PNC Bank Branch.
For more information, please email Stephanie Weber at srdemoss@gmail.com
Monday, September 29, 2008
Cornhole Tournament!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Colleen McSwiggin, Managing and Development Director
Telephone: (513) 598-8764
Cell Phone: (513) 484-0112
E-mail: dramakinetics@fuse.net
Website: www.dramakinetics.org
CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT PERFORMING ARTS STUDENTS OF ALL ABILITIES
CINCINNATI, OH, September 24— Dramakinetics of Cincinnati, a non-profit organization that provides performing arts classes to individuals of all ages and abilities, will be holding a cornhole tournament and silent auction on Saturday, October 4.
The fundraiser will be held at Blue Rock Park, 3010 Blue Rock Road, in Green Township from 2-6 pm. It will be a single elimination tournament with a first prize of $300, and a runner-up prize of $150. Registration is $25, which includes entrance into the tournament, subs and snacks, and beer, soft drinks or water. Each team of two is required to have at least one player over the age of 18, and children under the age of 10 are free if they are not playing in the cornhole tournament. Registration forms are available at www.dramakinetics.org and can be mailed ahead of time to Dramakinetics of Cincinnati, c/o Colleen McSwiggin, 6746 Jennifer Lynn Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45248. Teams can also register at Blue Rock Park on the day of the tournament.
Silent auction items include gift certificates and merchandise from local businesses, including a signed photo of Cincinnati Red Matt Belisle and gift baskets from area schools. If you’d like to donate an item for the silent auction, please contact Colleen McSwiggin at (513) 598-8764.
Dramakinetics is the only non-profit in the Cincinnati area to provide integrated performing arts classes and workshops for people of all ages and abilities, including those with special needs. Managing Director Colleen McSwiggin said that, "Since we're still a fairly new organization, we still have a lot of needs. The money from the tournament and auction will go toward operating expenses so we can continue to offer our programming at a reasonable cost."
Recently, Dramakinetics received funding totaling $11,000 in operating, project, and program support grants for 2008 from The Manuel D. & Rhoda Mayerson Foundation, The Fine Arts Fund, The Scripps Howard Foundation, and the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
For more information about Dramakinetics of Cincinnati, please visit the Dramakinetics website at www.dramakinetics.org.
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Note to Media:Please contact Colleen McSwiggin at 513-598-8764 or 513-484-0112 if you would like more information
Contact: Colleen McSwiggin, Managing and Development Director
Telephone: (513) 598-8764
Cell Phone: (513) 484-0112
E-mail: dramakinetics@fuse.net
Website: www.dramakinetics.org
CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT PERFORMING ARTS STUDENTS OF ALL ABILITIES
CINCINNATI, OH, September 24— Dramakinetics of Cincinnati, a non-profit organization that provides performing arts classes to individuals of all ages and abilities, will be holding a cornhole tournament and silent auction on Saturday, October 4.
The fundraiser will be held at Blue Rock Park, 3010 Blue Rock Road, in Green Township from 2-6 pm. It will be a single elimination tournament with a first prize of $300, and a runner-up prize of $150. Registration is $25, which includes entrance into the tournament, subs and snacks, and beer, soft drinks or water. Each team of two is required to have at least one player over the age of 18, and children under the age of 10 are free if they are not playing in the cornhole tournament. Registration forms are available at www.dramakinetics.org and can be mailed ahead of time to Dramakinetics of Cincinnati, c/o Colleen McSwiggin, 6746 Jennifer Lynn Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45248. Teams can also register at Blue Rock Park on the day of the tournament.
Silent auction items include gift certificates and merchandise from local businesses, including a signed photo of Cincinnati Red Matt Belisle and gift baskets from area schools. If you’d like to donate an item for the silent auction, please contact Colleen McSwiggin at (513) 598-8764.
Dramakinetics is the only non-profit in the Cincinnati area to provide integrated performing arts classes and workshops for people of all ages and abilities, including those with special needs. Managing Director Colleen McSwiggin said that, "Since we're still a fairly new organization, we still have a lot of needs. The money from the tournament and auction will go toward operating expenses so we can continue to offer our programming at a reasonable cost."
Recently, Dramakinetics received funding totaling $11,000 in operating, project, and program support grants for 2008 from The Manuel D. & Rhoda Mayerson Foundation, The Fine Arts Fund, The Scripps Howard Foundation, and the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
For more information about Dramakinetics of Cincinnati, please visit the Dramakinetics website at www.dramakinetics.org.
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Note to Media:Please contact Colleen McSwiggin at 513-598-8764 or 513-484-0112 if you would like more information
Monday, September 22, 2008
Mum sale...
Fall is here and with the cooler weather comes the annual Natorp Mum and Pansy Coupon sale to benefit the Wendy Faulkner Memorial Children’s
Foundation. We are selling coupons for $5.50 which will allow you to
choose from a wide selection of 8" pots of mums or pansies from Natorp’s Nursery. These beautiful plants retail for $6.99 - $8.99 and come in a wide variety of colors.
As many of you may know, Wendy was a Mason resident and White Blossom neighbor who was tragically murdered on 9/11 at the World Trade Center.
After her death, her family started the Wendy Faulkner Memorial Children’s Foundation to continue Wendy’s legacy of caring for those less fortunate. Prior efforts have been focused on providing food and clothing to the children in the Mercy and Grace Orphanage in India.
Knowing the importance that Wendy placed on education, the Foundation decided to expand their role at Mercy and Grace and is now focused on providing funding for the children’s educational needs. In June 2008, the Wendy Faulkner Foundation provided funding for all of the children's books, learning supplies and20school uniforms. In August, the Foundation was able to provide funding to employ four certified teachers and three teaching assistants to provide education for all of the children in English, Math, Science, Social Studies and Computer Skills.
All proceeds from the sale of the Natorp coupons will be used to help educate the children from Mercy and Grace which the goal of empowering them to eventually earn for themselves a better and happier life. More details on these efforts can be found on the website:
www.WendyFoundation.org.
Please contact me if you would like to purchase coupons for yourself or your friends. I can be reached by phone or e-mail (607-4280 /
dynette@bb4k.org) or by replying to this message. Also, feel free to pass this e-mail along to your neighbors, friends, and family who would be interest in contributing to this very worthwhile cause. Checks should be made out to Wendy Faulkner Foundation. I am always overwhelmed with the generosity and support of our community. Last year we sold more than 600 mums, I am hoping that this year we will sell even more. Please consider supporting this very worthwhile cause. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Foundation. We are selling coupons for $5.50 which will allow you to
choose from a wide selection of 8" pots of mums or pansies from Natorp’s Nursery. These beautiful plants retail for $6.99 - $8.99 and come in a wide variety of colors.
As many of you may know, Wendy was a Mason resident and White Blossom neighbor who was tragically murdered on 9/11 at the World Trade Center.
After her death, her family started the Wendy Faulkner Memorial Children’s Foundation to continue Wendy’s legacy of caring for those less fortunate. Prior efforts have been focused on providing food and clothing to the children in the Mercy and Grace Orphanage in India.
Knowing the importance that Wendy placed on education, the Foundation decided to expand their role at Mercy and Grace and is now focused on providing funding for the children’s educational needs. In June 2008, the Wendy Faulkner Foundation provided funding for all of the children's books, learning supplies and20school uniforms. In August, the Foundation was able to provide funding to employ four certified teachers and three teaching assistants to provide education for all of the children in English, Math, Science, Social Studies and Computer Skills.
All proceeds from the sale of the Natorp coupons will be used to help educate the children from Mercy and Grace which the goal of empowering them to eventually earn for themselves a better and happier life. More details on these efforts can be found on the website:
www.WendyFoundation.org.
Please contact me if you would like to purchase coupons for yourself or your friends. I can be reached by phone or e-mail (607-4280 /
dynette@bb4k.org) or by replying to this message. Also, feel free to pass this e-mail along to your neighbors, friends, and family who would be interest in contributing to this very worthwhile cause. Checks should be made out to Wendy Faulkner Foundation. I am always overwhelmed with the generosity and support of our community. Last year we sold more than 600 mums, I am hoping that this year we will sell even more. Please consider supporting this very worthwhile cause. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
The Cox Family Fund...
Many of you in the community may have heard about the devastating fire in St.Bernard this past week as a result of the storm. A fund has been setup at
5/3rd Bank - The Cox Family Fund. The family has been devastated and has lost
their home as well as all of their personal belongings. Tragically, a nineteen yr. old girl that was Seven months pregnant lost her life in the fire.
Any donations to this fund would be greatly appreciated and accepted at any Fifth Third Bank Branch.
For more information, please contact Neal Morris at 505-0677.
5/3rd Bank - The Cox Family Fund. The family has been devastated and has lost
their home as well as all of their personal belongings. Tragically, a nineteen yr. old girl that was Seven months pregnant lost her life in the fire.
Any donations to this fund would be greatly appreciated and accepted at any Fifth Third Bank Branch.
For more information, please contact Neal Morris at 505-0677.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Walk for Adoption..
His name is Louie and is an Autistic adopted child suffering from RAD (Reactive Attachment Disorder).? He is suffering terribly and his family is bearing the brunt of that suffering with him. It is our duty and our honor to bring his story, along with thousands of other children and all adoptees still suffering?s to you in an effort to change their lives forever.
Louies story touched me personally, and his story reaffirmed my determination to help so many other children and adoptees that need our communities love, help and support.? Together we can change adoptees lives that were so tragically altered by adoption and the horrific emotional aftermath it can and does cause.
Louie love is hiking and the outdoors. I want to encourage his future in hiking and the outdoors. Today, we can help Louise with his love and promote not only his lifelong recovery but our affirmation as a community to the cause of goodness and support of so many we refuse to leave behind.
As an adoptee myself, I suffered 29 years with RAD and chose after finding my family and learning of my history to help other adoptee?s in hopes that they may never have to experience what I did. It?s my turn to help y community that I did my best to destroy while suffering from RAD.
I want to begin by asking you to say a prayer for Louise as he is a child we refuse to forget. Then, I would like to ask for your donation as outlined below. Your support of Louise and so many heartwarming stories like his will only further our cause to assist adoptees to follow not only their dreams but the activities that give them hope of a brighter future.
Our goal is a large one and we hope it will encourage public understanding of the needs of so many emotionally challenged adoptees young and old.
Together, we can begin to change the lives of so many people that deserve to live in peace, good health and a brighter future with ALL of our help.
Sincerely with the kindest of regards,
Michael Sansone?
Lead Hiker
Walk For Adoption
Mike@HikingForSpirit.com
Louies story touched me personally, and his story reaffirmed my determination to help so many other children and adoptees that need our communities love, help and support.? Together we can change adoptees lives that were so tragically altered by adoption and the horrific emotional aftermath it can and does cause.
Louie love is hiking and the outdoors. I want to encourage his future in hiking and the outdoors. Today, we can help Louise with his love and promote not only his lifelong recovery but our affirmation as a community to the cause of goodness and support of so many we refuse to leave behind.
As an adoptee myself, I suffered 29 years with RAD and chose after finding my family and learning of my history to help other adoptee?s in hopes that they may never have to experience what I did. It?s my turn to help y community that I did my best to destroy while suffering from RAD.
I want to begin by asking you to say a prayer for Louise as he is a child we refuse to forget. Then, I would like to ask for your donation as outlined below. Your support of Louise and so many heartwarming stories like his will only further our cause to assist adoptees to follow not only their dreams but the activities that give them hope of a brighter future.
Our goal is a large one and we hope it will encourage public understanding of the needs of so many emotionally challenged adoptees young and old.
Together, we can begin to change the lives of so many people that deserve to live in peace, good health and a brighter future with ALL of our help.
Sincerely with the kindest of regards,
Michael Sansone?
Lead Hiker
Walk For Adoption
Mike@HikingForSpirit.com
Friday, September 12, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Beechmont Stables...
Join our Walk for Beechmont Stables & Rescue…Equi-Kids “Raise the Roof Project.” Equi-Kids provides many programs such as horseback riding for handicapped children, underprivileged children, volunteers and scouts. A new covered arena will allow children to ride all year and continue to learn and grow through rescued horses.
Let’s Get Started……
1. Sign Up! Fill out the pre-registration form and mail it or give it to Judy Quinlan at Beechmont Stables & Rescue, or a Katie Haumesser Foundation member. Your friends, family and neighbors are also invited to be a part of our walk. Please ask them to complete a registration form as well!
2. Raise Money! Tell your friends and family about the walk and ask them to sponsor you by making a contribution to the Katie Haumesser Foundation. Strive to raise $100 in pledges to help Katie’s Kids in reaching its goal of raising $15,000 for Beechmont Stables Equi-Kids Riding Program. Don’t delay….start collecting pledges today! Prizes will be awarded to the people with the 3 highest dollar amounts in pledges!
3. Walk! Have a great time at the 2.4 mile walk and enjoy a day filled with entertainment, fun and food for walkers of all ages. Pony rides also available. Walkers will receive a sweatshirt to wear with pride the day of the walk!
4. Feel Proud! After the walk, feel the pride and satisfaction that comes from knowing you were part of a community effort to raise money to help Equi-Kids program help children enjoy life a little more through horseback riding.
*Pre-registration: $20 per person Deadline is October 1st
*Registration the day of Walk: $25 per person
See Katiesspecialkids.org or Beechmontstables.homestead.com
For additional registration forms
WHERE: BEECH ACRES PARK 6910 SALEM RD
WHEN: OCTOBER 11TH, 2008 4:00 pm
REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 2:30 pm
Let’s Get Started……
1. Sign Up! Fill out the pre-registration form and mail it or give it to Judy Quinlan at Beechmont Stables & Rescue, or a Katie Haumesser Foundation member. Your friends, family and neighbors are also invited to be a part of our walk. Please ask them to complete a registration form as well!
2. Raise Money! Tell your friends and family about the walk and ask them to sponsor you by making a contribution to the Katie Haumesser Foundation. Strive to raise $100 in pledges to help Katie’s Kids in reaching its goal of raising $15,000 for Beechmont Stables Equi-Kids Riding Program. Don’t delay….start collecting pledges today! Prizes will be awarded to the people with the 3 highest dollar amounts in pledges!
3. Walk! Have a great time at the 2.4 mile walk and enjoy a day filled with entertainment, fun and food for walkers of all ages. Pony rides also available. Walkers will receive a sweatshirt to wear with pride the day of the walk!
4. Feel Proud! After the walk, feel the pride and satisfaction that comes from knowing you were part of a community effort to raise money to help Equi-Kids program help children enjoy life a little more through horseback riding.
*Pre-registration: $20 per person Deadline is October 1st
*Registration the day of Walk: $25 per person
See Katiesspecialkids.org or Beechmontstables.homestead.com
For additional registration forms
WHERE: BEECH ACRES PARK 6910 SALEM RD
WHEN: OCTOBER 11TH, 2008 4:00 pm
REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 2:30 pm
Molly's diabetes walk...
Dear Julie,
With that in mind, I am writing to ask you to support Molly in finding> a cure for Juvenile Diabetes. During the last year, she has had to learn many new words and skills foreign to most five year olds. I think you'll agree that she has given our family a lesson in bravery, and now, we have a chance to give something back to her. On Saturday, October 25 at Inverness Park (in Birmingham), the local chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) holds its annual Walk to Cure Diabetes to raise funds to help find a cure. This year Molly’s Marchers will make their debut appearance in the walk, and we are asking for your participation. There are three levels of support we are focusing on: your prayers, your presence, and your gifts.
1) Prayers: We ask that each of you say a prayer for Molly on October 25 at 9 am as we begin the Walk to Cure Diabetes, praying for strength, for bravery, and for a cure.
2) Presence: we want to show our support for Molly by walking with her. Our goal is that Molly’s Marchers will comprise a team of 100 walkers. Of course, this is probably not practical for all of you, but I wanted you to be included in the invitation. Each participant will receive a t-shirt for the event. You can sign up on-line by going to> the following web address:> http://walk.jdrf.org/register.cfm?id=87101186
3) Gifts: We also have a financial goal for Molly’s Marchers to raise $20,000 for JDRF. Eighty-five cents of each dollar raised goes directly to diabetes research. With your participation of just $50, we can reach our financial goal and bring us that much closer to a cure. You may want to write a check made out to “JDRF” with “Molly’s Marchers” in the tag line. Send it to JDRF Alabama Chapter, 14 Office Park Circle, Suite 115, Birmingham, AL, 35223. Or, you can donate> today using the following address: http://walk.jdrf.org/support.cfm?id=87101186
Finally, you can see a five-minute video of Molly’s journey over the last year is posted on YouTube.com and can be seen by searching the site for “Molly’s Marchers” (for Molly’s JDRF Video 2008) or by going to the following web address: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T4Qk2StpR8 We would love it if you would pass this information along to anyone in Cincinnati that you think might enjoy seeing it or be willing to make a donation (or walk for that matter!!!) We will call later today or tomorrow when the baby arrives to let you know if our family should be considered Cunningham South with 2 girls and two boys. Thank you in advance for your participation. In Molly’s own words at the end of the video...”and we’re waiting for a cure, please give today.”
Sincerely,
Stephen and Gretel
With that in mind, I am writing to ask you to support Molly in finding> a cure for Juvenile Diabetes. During the last year, she has had to learn many new words and skills foreign to most five year olds. I think you'll agree that she has given our family a lesson in bravery, and now, we have a chance to give something back to her. On Saturday, October 25 at Inverness Park (in Birmingham), the local chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) holds its annual Walk to Cure Diabetes to raise funds to help find a cure. This year Molly’s Marchers will make their debut appearance in the walk, and we are asking for your participation. There are three levels of support we are focusing on: your prayers, your presence, and your gifts.
1) Prayers: We ask that each of you say a prayer for Molly on October 25 at 9 am as we begin the Walk to Cure Diabetes, praying for strength, for bravery, and for a cure.
2) Presence: we want to show our support for Molly by walking with her. Our goal is that Molly’s Marchers will comprise a team of 100 walkers. Of course, this is probably not practical for all of you, but I wanted you to be included in the invitation. Each participant will receive a t-shirt for the event. You can sign up on-line by going to> the following web address:> http://walk.jdrf.org/register.cfm?id=87101186
3) Gifts: We also have a financial goal for Molly’s Marchers to raise $20,000 for JDRF. Eighty-five cents of each dollar raised goes directly to diabetes research. With your participation of just $50, we can reach our financial goal and bring us that much closer to a cure. You may want to write a check made out to “JDRF” with “Molly’s Marchers” in the tag line. Send it to JDRF Alabama Chapter, 14 Office Park Circle, Suite 115, Birmingham, AL, 35223. Or, you can donate> today using the following address: http://walk.jdrf.org/support.cfm?id=87101186
Finally, you can see a five-minute video of Molly’s journey over the last year is posted on YouTube.com and can be seen by searching the site for “Molly’s Marchers” (for Molly’s JDRF Video 2008) or by going to the following web address: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T4Qk2StpR8 We would love it if you would pass this information along to anyone in Cincinnati that you think might enjoy seeing it or be willing to make a donation (or walk for that matter!!!) We will call later today or tomorrow when the baby arrives to let you know if our family should be considered Cunningham South with 2 girls and two boys. Thank you in advance for your participation. In Molly’s own words at the end of the video...”and we’re waiting for a cure, please give today.”
Sincerely,
Stephen and Gretel
Spa for Lauren...
Spa for Lauren
Sept. 14, 2008 @ 4pm
This is Lauren Bells, a three year old who has just been diagnosed (Sept 14, 2007) with a Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). This is an aggressive brain stem tumor which commonly affects children ages 5 - 10 years old. It is estimated that there are less than 100 cases per year in the U.S.The statistics are dire:
· Due to the nature of this cancer, there are no surgical options available.
· With radiation, the median survival rate is less than 12 months.
· The chance of survival beyond 1 year is less than 8%.
Visit this website for updates on Lauren: http://www.laurenmackenziebells.com/index.htm
Please come by for a fund-raising SPA at my house on September 14th. If you can't make it, but would like to place an order to support the cause, please let me know.
25% off all sales will go to Lauren's fund.
Thank you for your support!
Tamara Yakovich
Independent BeautiControl Consultant
513.403.8483 tamaras_beauticontrol@yahoo.com
3857 Delmar Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45211
Sept. 14, 2008 @ 4pm
This is Lauren Bells, a three year old who has just been diagnosed (Sept 14, 2007) with a Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). This is an aggressive brain stem tumor which commonly affects children ages 5 - 10 years old. It is estimated that there are less than 100 cases per year in the U.S.The statistics are dire:
· Due to the nature of this cancer, there are no surgical options available.
· With radiation, the median survival rate is less than 12 months.
· The chance of survival beyond 1 year is less than 8%.
Visit this website for updates on Lauren: http://www.laurenmackenziebells.com/index.htm
Please come by for a fund-raising SPA at my house on September 14th. If you can't make it, but would like to place an order to support the cause, please let me know.
25% off all sales will go to Lauren's fund.
Thank you for your support!
Tamara Yakovich
Independent BeautiControl Consultant
513.403.8483 tamaras_beauticontrol@yahoo.com
3857 Delmar Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45211
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
COCA-NUTZ...
Fun with a disco flair! COCA-NUTZ! will take place Saturday, September 13th, 7pm - 12am at Coney Island's Moonlight Pavilion. Nearly 1,000 partiers are expected to celebrate nearly 30 years of child abuse prevention services.
Enjoy food, drinks, disco dancing, 70's raffle games, and an auction. All proceeds benefit Council on Child Abuse (COCA) to support child abuse prevention programs. Your 70's attire is encouraged but not required! Ticket
price: $70 Guests, $100 VIP (reserved seat), $78 At the Door. Make your reservations now. Visit cocachild.org or call 513.936.8009.
Enjoy food, drinks, disco dancing, 70's raffle games, and an auction. All proceeds benefit Council on Child Abuse (COCA) to support child abuse prevention programs. Your 70's attire is encouraged but not required! Ticket
price: $70 Guests, $100 VIP (reserved seat), $78 At the Door. Make your reservations now. Visit cocachild.org or call 513.936.8009.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Spaghetti dinner...
Day: Friday, October 17th
Time: 6-9pm
Location: Verona Firehouse in Verona, KY. From Cincinnati take I-75 south to the I-75/I-71 split to Louisville (exit 173). Go about 4.5 miles to the Verona exit 72. Take a left off of the exit and follow KY-14 to the 4-way stop. Turn left onto Ky-16 and the firehouse is less than .25 miles on your right before you reach the baseball field.
Karlo's in Florence provided the food last year and we are working to see if they will help us again this year.
We certainly hope that you all will be able to join us. It's for a really good cause :) Again, if you have questions my home number is (859)485-2468 and my cell is (859)250-0418.
Time: 6-9pm
Location: Verona Firehouse in Verona, KY. From Cincinnati take I-75 south to the I-75/I-71 split to Louisville (exit 173). Go about 4.5 miles to the Verona exit 72. Take a left off of the exit and follow KY-14 to the 4-way stop. Turn left onto Ky-16 and the firehouse is less than .25 miles on your right before you reach the baseball field.
Karlo's in Florence provided the food last year and we are working to see if they will help us again this year.
We certainly hope that you all will be able to join us. It's for a really good cause :) Again, if you have questions my home number is (859)485-2468 and my cell is (859)250-0418.
Monday, August 18, 2008
UC Homecoming to grant wishes...
It is time again for the University of Cincinnati’s 2nd Annual Homecoming 5K to Grant Wishes Today! It will be Friday, October 10, 2008 - part of the official Homecoming Weekend festivities. The event is open to all!
Save the Date NOW!
Find out how to get involved in a fundraising walk through UC's beautiful Uptown Campus to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. This is a great way to get UC and the community involved in such a wonderful cause. UC’s Fraternity and Sorority Community raised over $33,000 during our last campaign, and we have even bigger goals for this year’s campaign that we are hoping you can help us attain. Thanks to you, last year we had over 350 walkers and raised over $7300! Students, Alumni, Faculty, Staff, Administration, and Community Members participated!
Here are the details of the event:
Name of the Walk: Homecoming 5K to Grant Wishes TodayDate: Friday, October 10, 2008 (Homecoming Weekend)Time: Registration at 3:30 PM; Walk at 4:30 PM; Following the walk we will serve a FREE dinner to participants Where: McMicken Lawn (we will be walking around and through UC’s beautiful campus)Who is involved: UC students, UC faculty, staff, and administrators, UC alumni, and the communityOur Wish Kids: Luke and Olivia (Go to www.greeklife.uc.edu/5K to see their bios and pictures)
Sponsors: University of Cincinnati Fraternity and Sorority Life, Student Activities and Leadership Development, Homecoming, Friday Night Live, University of Cincinnati Alumni Association, Student Alumni Council
A few other notes:
1. The walk will take place rain or shine.
2. Celebration and FREE dinner immediately following the walk.
3. Participate as an individual or form a team.
4. Fabulous PRIZES for the teams/individuals that raise the most money!
5. All proceeds benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Mark your calendars now and join the fun with free dinner, raffle drawings, music, mascots, and more!
Questions? Please contact Vicki Marsala Calonge at 513.556.6121.
Save the Date NOW!
Find out how to get involved in a fundraising walk through UC's beautiful Uptown Campus to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. This is a great way to get UC and the community involved in such a wonderful cause. UC’s Fraternity and Sorority Community raised over $33,000 during our last campaign, and we have even bigger goals for this year’s campaign that we are hoping you can help us attain. Thanks to you, last year we had over 350 walkers and raised over $7300! Students, Alumni, Faculty, Staff, Administration, and Community Members participated!
Here are the details of the event:
Name of the Walk: Homecoming 5K to Grant Wishes TodayDate: Friday, October 10, 2008 (Homecoming Weekend)Time: Registration at 3:30 PM; Walk at 4:30 PM; Following the walk we will serve a FREE dinner to participants Where: McMicken Lawn (we will be walking around and through UC’s beautiful campus)Who is involved: UC students, UC faculty, staff, and administrators, UC alumni, and the communityOur Wish Kids: Luke and Olivia (Go to www.greeklife.uc.edu/5K to see their bios and pictures)
Sponsors: University of Cincinnati Fraternity and Sorority Life, Student Activities and Leadership Development, Homecoming, Friday Night Live, University of Cincinnati Alumni Association, Student Alumni Council
A few other notes:
1. The walk will take place rain or shine.
2. Celebration and FREE dinner immediately following the walk.
3. Participate as an individual or form a team.
4. Fabulous PRIZES for the teams/individuals that raise the most money!
5. All proceeds benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Mark your calendars now and join the fun with free dinner, raffle drawings, music, mascots, and more!
Questions? Please contact Vicki Marsala Calonge at 513.556.6121.
The Tyler Richardson Foundation...
The Tyler Richardson Foundation/Abilities First Golf Outing Fund Raiser
My name is Shane Richardson. I lost my son in a tragic farm accident on October 3, 2006. To honor my son’s memory, I started an annual golf outing called the Tyler’s Cup to raise money for a charity called Abilities First Foundation. Abilities First Foundation is in Middletown, Ohio. Abilities First is a designated 501(3)(c) non-profit organization under the Internal Revenue Code of the Internal Revenue Service. Abilities First provides Pediatric Therapies, an Early Childhood Learning Center, Employment Services, Transitions Program, Residential services, Community Living and an Adult Day Program for children and adults with disabilities in Butler, Warren, Hamilton, and Montgomery counties.
We are holding our second Annual Tyler’s Cup Golf outing on October 11, 2008 at Pleasant Hill Golf Course in Monroe, Ohio.
If you are interested in playing in the tournament and compete for The Tyler's Cup, please get a four- some together and contact us for entry information at 513-726-1154 or email me at sarichardson091@aol.com . Fees are $65.00 per person and include a catered dinner after the outing. The tee off is around 8:30 and we will shotgun start. Sign up sheets will be posted. If you are interested in sponsoring a hole, you can donate $50.00 and your name will be put on a hole at the golf outing or you can donate any other amount for Abilities First Foundation. You can send out a check to Abilities First and mail the check to Shane Richardson at 1277 Oxford Middletown Rd, Hamilton, OH. 45013
The web site is www.tylerscup.com please visit the site and sign the guest book. Please check out the web site if you have the time. Again, we are working on it but there is quite a bit of info on it now.
Thanks!!!
Shane, Ann, Nathan, Natylie, and our "angel Tyler"
Name you wish to appear on the banner: ______________________________________
Tyler’s Cup - Circle Donation Amount
$50.00 Other Amount:_________
My name is Shane Richardson. I lost my son in a tragic farm accident on October 3, 2006. To honor my son’s memory, I started an annual golf outing called the Tyler’s Cup to raise money for a charity called Abilities First Foundation. Abilities First Foundation is in Middletown, Ohio. Abilities First is a designated 501(3)(c) non-profit organization under the Internal Revenue Code of the Internal Revenue Service. Abilities First provides Pediatric Therapies, an Early Childhood Learning Center, Employment Services, Transitions Program, Residential services, Community Living and an Adult Day Program for children and adults with disabilities in Butler, Warren, Hamilton, and Montgomery counties.
We are holding our second Annual Tyler’s Cup Golf outing on October 11, 2008 at Pleasant Hill Golf Course in Monroe, Ohio.
If you are interested in playing in the tournament and compete for The Tyler's Cup, please get a four- some together and contact us for entry information at 513-726-1154 or email me at sarichardson091@aol.com . Fees are $65.00 per person and include a catered dinner after the outing. The tee off is around 8:30 and we will shotgun start. Sign up sheets will be posted. If you are interested in sponsoring a hole, you can donate $50.00 and your name will be put on a hole at the golf outing or you can donate any other amount for Abilities First Foundation. You can send out a check to Abilities First and mail the check to Shane Richardson at 1277 Oxford Middletown Rd, Hamilton, OH. 45013
The web site is www.tylerscup.com please visit the site and sign the guest book. Please check out the web site if you have the time. Again, we are working on it but there is quite a bit of info on it now.
Thanks!!!
Shane, Ann, Nathan, Natylie, and our "angel Tyler"
Name you wish to appear on the banner: ______________________________________
Tyler’s Cup - Circle Donation Amount
$50.00 Other Amount:_________
The Tyler Richardson Foundation...
The Tyler Richardson Foundation/Abilities First Golf Outing Fund Raiser
My name is Shane Richardson. I lost my son in a tragic farm accident on October 3, 2006. To honor my son’s memory, I started an annual golf outing called the Tyler’s Cup to raise money for a charity called Abilities First Foundation. Abilities First Foundation is in Middletown, Ohio. Abilities First is a designated 501(3)(c) non-profit organization under the Internal Revenue Code of the Internal Revenue Service. Abilities First provides Pediatric Therapies, an Early Childhood Learning Center, Employment Services, Transitions Program, Residential services, Community Living and an Adult Day Program for children and adults with disabilities in Butler, Warren, Hamilton, and Montgomery counties.
We are holding our second Annual Tyler’s Cup Golf outing on October 11, 2008 at Pleasant Hill Golf Course in Monroe, Ohio.
If you are interested in playing in the tournament and compete for The Tyler's Cup, please get a four- some together and contact us for entry information at 513-726-1154 or email me at sarichardson091@aol.com . Fees are $65.00 per person and include a catered dinner after the outing. The tee off is around 8:30 and we will shotgun start. Sign up sheets will be posted. If you are interested in sponsoring a hole, you can donate $50.00 and your name will be put on a hole at the golf outing or you can donate any other amount for Abilities First Foundation. You can send out a check to Abilities First and mail the check to Shane Richardson at 1277 Oxford Middletown Rd, Hamilton, OH. 45013
The web site is www.tylerscup.com please visit the site and sign the guest book. Please check out the web site if you have the time. Again, we are working on it but there is quite a bit of info on it now.
Thanks!!!
Shane, Ann, Nathan, Natylie, and our "angel Tyler"
Name you wish to appear on the banner: ______________________________________
Tyler’s Cup - Circle Donation Amount
$50.00 Other Amount:_________
My name is Shane Richardson. I lost my son in a tragic farm accident on October 3, 2006. To honor my son’s memory, I started an annual golf outing called the Tyler’s Cup to raise money for a charity called Abilities First Foundation. Abilities First Foundation is in Middletown, Ohio. Abilities First is a designated 501(3)(c) non-profit organization under the Internal Revenue Code of the Internal Revenue Service. Abilities First provides Pediatric Therapies, an Early Childhood Learning Center, Employment Services, Transitions Program, Residential services, Community Living and an Adult Day Program for children and adults with disabilities in Butler, Warren, Hamilton, and Montgomery counties.
We are holding our second Annual Tyler’s Cup Golf outing on October 11, 2008 at Pleasant Hill Golf Course in Monroe, Ohio.
If you are interested in playing in the tournament and compete for The Tyler's Cup, please get a four- some together and contact us for entry information at 513-726-1154 or email me at sarichardson091@aol.com . Fees are $65.00 per person and include a catered dinner after the outing. The tee off is around 8:30 and we will shotgun start. Sign up sheets will be posted. If you are interested in sponsoring a hole, you can donate $50.00 and your name will be put on a hole at the golf outing or you can donate any other amount for Abilities First Foundation. You can send out a check to Abilities First and mail the check to Shane Richardson at 1277 Oxford Middletown Rd, Hamilton, OH. 45013
The web site is www.tylerscup.com please visit the site and sign the guest book. Please check out the web site if you have the time. Again, we are working on it but there is quite a bit of info on it now.
Thanks!!!
Shane, Ann, Nathan, Natylie, and our "angel Tyler"
Name you wish to appear on the banner: ______________________________________
Tyler’s Cup - Circle Donation Amount
$50.00 Other Amount:_________
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Strike Out Breast Cancer
Strike Out Breast Cancer- Bowling For Breast Cancer Benefit
The Benefit will be held at Super Bowl Bellewood in Newport, KY. There address is 1211 Waterworks Rd Newport, KY 41071 Phone # is (859) 781-1211. Tickets will be $15.00 to get in, it covers 4 hours of bowling (6pm - 10pm) including shoes. Everyone that comes automatically gets a goody bag and entered into the door prize.
Kids 5 and under get in free, then 6-10 are only $9.00, 11 and up are $15.00 each. We will be having other raffles as well, to win lots of prizes and split the pot. There will be food available at the concession stands and I will be bringing in some cake as well for people to snack on for free.
All money will be turned in to Making Strides on the day of the walk Oct 12th, I would like to also encourage anyone to walk with us on the day of the walk. This is going to be a family friendly environment for all ages, so I hope that everyone can make it. After the benefit is over people are more than welcome to stay and celebrate after the event. Adults 21 and up are more than welcome to go down to the Driftwood Lounge.
Thanks Nicole knight nicoleknight@insightbb.com if anyquestion
The Benefit will be held at Super Bowl Bellewood in Newport, KY. There address is 1211 Waterworks Rd Newport, KY 41071 Phone # is (859) 781-1211. Tickets will be $15.00 to get in, it covers 4 hours of bowling (6pm - 10pm) including shoes. Everyone that comes automatically gets a goody bag and entered into the door prize.
Kids 5 and under get in free, then 6-10 are only $9.00, 11 and up are $15.00 each. We will be having other raffles as well, to win lots of prizes and split the pot. There will be food available at the concession stands and I will be bringing in some cake as well for people to snack on for free.
All money will be turned in to Making Strides on the day of the walk Oct 12th, I would like to also encourage anyone to walk with us on the day of the walk. This is going to be a family friendly environment for all ages, so I hope that everyone can make it. After the benefit is over people are more than welcome to stay and celebrate after the event. Adults 21 and up are more than welcome to go down to the Driftwood Lounge.
Thanks Nicole knight nicoleknight@insightbb.com if anyquestion
Friday, July 11, 2008
Hearts for Hannah...
Please Join Us On Saturday Evening July 26, 2008
For The
♥Hearts For Hannah Walker Fundraiser♥
♥THE FARM♥
239 Anderson Ferry Rd., Cinti. OH 45238
7 PM to 11 PM Tickets $25.00 Per Person * Adults Only
Bottom of Form
Chicken Dinner * Dessert * Beverages * Beer * Setups
Dinner served promptly at 7:30 PM – Don’t Be Late!
BRUCE WILBURN'S
“The Original Tribute Show”
SHOW STARTS AT 9 PM
BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE
http://www.myspace.com/heartsforhannahwalker
RAFFLES * DOOR PRIZES * DJ * MUSIC * DANCING
Purchase Your Tickets Online Securely With PAYPAL
♥ALL TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE♥This Event Will Sell Out So Get Your Tickets Early !!!
Deadline is 7-24-08 Unless Sold Out
Email heartsforhannah@yahoo.com for information
Or call 484-7892 or 451-0138 to buy tickets by mail or pick up if you do not have a Paypal account
For The
♥Hearts For Hannah Walker Fundraiser♥
♥THE FARM♥
239 Anderson Ferry Rd., Cinti. OH 45238
7 PM to 11 PM Tickets $25.00 Per Person * Adults Only
Bottom of Form
Chicken Dinner * Dessert * Beverages * Beer * Setups
Dinner served promptly at 7:30 PM – Don’t Be Late!
BRUCE WILBURN'S
“The Original Tribute Show”
SHOW STARTS AT 9 PM
BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE
http://www.myspace.com/heartsforhannahwalker
RAFFLES * DOOR PRIZES * DJ * MUSIC * DANCING
Purchase Your Tickets Online Securely With PAYPAL
♥ALL TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE♥This Event Will Sell Out So Get Your Tickets Early !!!
Deadline is 7-24-08 Unless Sold Out
Email heartsforhannah@yahoo.com for information
Or call 484-7892 or 451-0138 to buy tickets by mail or pick up if you do not have a Paypal account
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Kare for Kristi...
Our organization (Kare for Kristi) is dedicated to helping a 27 year-old wife and mother named Kristi Roberts. Kristi has been diagnosed with 4th stage melanoma. She has undergone surgery to remove a mole deemed to be cancerous. The cancer had spread to the lymph nodes in her right groin and she had surgery to remove those as well. Kristi is now undergoing interferon therapy.
Because of her surgeries and treatments, the doctors have ordered that Kristi not work. Most of her sick leave was used when she had her daughter, so she has already used what little she has left. Her medical bills are piling up while her husband is struggling to bring home enough money to cover their house payment and other bills, as well as buy diapers and wipes for their 18 month old daughter.
In an effort to relieve some of the financial stresses, we have put together a fundraiser for Kristi. On Sunday August 3rd, 2008 from 2-5pm we have put together an event in which several vendors will take part. In the Heritage Room located in the Shriver Center on Miami’s campus in Oxford, Ohio, shoppers will be able to visit tables that feature items from Mary Kay, Tupperware, Pampered Chef, Premier Jewelry, Home Interior Thirty One, and more. These vendors have pledged to donate 15-40% of their profits to Kristi and her family. We will also hold a raffle with items from Avon, Ramsey Photography, You’re Fired, Autozone, Brown’s
Marketplace, and more. A bake sale will be going on as well.
Please come and shop ‘til you drop and help out this mother and wife! Your support is greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, or would like to donate raffle items, call Deidra at 765-580-2257.
Because of her surgeries and treatments, the doctors have ordered that Kristi not work. Most of her sick leave was used when she had her daughter, so she has already used what little she has left. Her medical bills are piling up while her husband is struggling to bring home enough money to cover their house payment and other bills, as well as buy diapers and wipes for their 18 month old daughter.
In an effort to relieve some of the financial stresses, we have put together a fundraiser for Kristi. On Sunday August 3rd, 2008 from 2-5pm we have put together an event in which several vendors will take part. In the Heritage Room located in the Shriver Center on Miami’s campus in Oxford, Ohio, shoppers will be able to visit tables that feature items from Mary Kay, Tupperware, Pampered Chef, Premier Jewelry, Home Interior Thirty One, and more. These vendors have pledged to donate 15-40% of their profits to Kristi and her family. We will also hold a raffle with items from Avon, Ramsey Photography, You’re Fired, Autozone, Brown’s
Marketplace, and more. A bake sale will be going on as well.
Please come and shop ‘til you drop and help out this mother and wife! Your support is greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, or would like to donate raffle items, call Deidra at 765-580-2257.
Monday, July 7, 2008
FIT to FIGHT...
For Immediate Release
June 15, 2008
Contact: Elyse Jarard
Cell phone: (513) 368-9319
Email: elysej@venus4her.com
“F.I.T. to Fight” Benefits Ovarian Cancer Research
Two “thirty-something” friends dying from ovarian cancer inspired Elyse Jarard to organize a fundraising benefit to create more awareness about the disease. “Fit to Fight Ovarian Cancer Triathlon Festival is dedicated to the fighting spirit of the women who have died from this deadly disease. This year it takes place on Sunday, July 13, 2008 at Corwin Nixon Park/Mason Community Center, in Mason, Ohio. The event presenters are Venus Fitness for Her in Montgomery, and the Warren County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Those not wanting to participate can make a monetary donation online. Registration for the event, and donations can all be made at www.fittofightoc.com. Proceeds will benefit the Barrett Cancer Center at the University of Cincinnati, Cancer Family Cares, and the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky chapter of the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC) to provide much needed funding for research, support, and awareness.
Ovarian cancer is the deadliest of all gynecological cancers. If caught early, survival is as high as 90%, but women are not aware of the disease’s symptoms, or are quick to attribute them to “something else.” “Consequently, when diagnosis does occur, it is already too late for 75% of patients,” states Jarard, a Kenwood resident.
The triathlon festival is an event to involve the whole family. Encompassing three separate events, “everyone in the family can participate,” says Jarard. The events consist of a women’s only triathlon, a men’s only triathlon (the only one of its kind), and a kid’s distance triathlon. Participants can choose to race individually or as a relay team. The event is a good opportunity to empower all family members, especially those who have been touched by ovarian cancer. It gives each member a chance to do something powerful in support of their loved one. “I chose a fitness format for this event to highlight the importance of exercise for good health, and its ability to empower women” states Jarard, who is a personal trainer and owner of Venus Fitness for Her, a fitness studio for women and girls located in Montgomery. “We women are naturally intuitive about our bodies, but our society tends to dismiss generalized ‘feelings’ in favor of hard evidence when it comes to diagnosing and treating disease. Ovarian cancer’s symptoms are vague and can be attributed to other, benign conditions, so it is often overlooked until it is too late.” Abdominal bloating, pelvic pain, pressure or “feeling full,” and gastrointestinal problems are among the most common ovarian cancer’s symptoms.
For more information, to register or to make a donation, visit the event’s website, www.fittofightoc.com, www.hfp.com, or call Elyse Jarard at (513) 984-4437.
June 15, 2008
Contact: Elyse Jarard
Cell phone: (513) 368-9319
Email: elysej@venus4her.com
“F.I.T. to Fight” Benefits Ovarian Cancer Research
Two “thirty-something” friends dying from ovarian cancer inspired Elyse Jarard to organize a fundraising benefit to create more awareness about the disease. “Fit to Fight Ovarian Cancer Triathlon Festival is dedicated to the fighting spirit of the women who have died from this deadly disease. This year it takes place on Sunday, July 13, 2008 at Corwin Nixon Park/Mason Community Center, in Mason, Ohio. The event presenters are Venus Fitness for Her in Montgomery, and the Warren County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Those not wanting to participate can make a monetary donation online. Registration for the event, and donations can all be made at www.fittofightoc.com. Proceeds will benefit the Barrett Cancer Center at the University of Cincinnati, Cancer Family Cares, and the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky chapter of the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC) to provide much needed funding for research, support, and awareness.
Ovarian cancer is the deadliest of all gynecological cancers. If caught early, survival is as high as 90%, but women are not aware of the disease’s symptoms, or are quick to attribute them to “something else.” “Consequently, when diagnosis does occur, it is already too late for 75% of patients,” states Jarard, a Kenwood resident.
The triathlon festival is an event to involve the whole family. Encompassing three separate events, “everyone in the family can participate,” says Jarard. The events consist of a women’s only triathlon, a men’s only triathlon (the only one of its kind), and a kid’s distance triathlon. Participants can choose to race individually or as a relay team. The event is a good opportunity to empower all family members, especially those who have been touched by ovarian cancer. It gives each member a chance to do something powerful in support of their loved one. “I chose a fitness format for this event to highlight the importance of exercise for good health, and its ability to empower women” states Jarard, who is a personal trainer and owner of Venus Fitness for Her, a fitness studio for women and girls located in Montgomery. “We women are naturally intuitive about our bodies, but our society tends to dismiss generalized ‘feelings’ in favor of hard evidence when it comes to diagnosing and treating disease. Ovarian cancer’s symptoms are vague and can be attributed to other, benign conditions, so it is often overlooked until it is too late.” Abdominal bloating, pelvic pain, pressure or “feeling full,” and gastrointestinal problems are among the most common ovarian cancer’s symptoms.
For more information, to register or to make a donation, visit the event’s website, www.fittofightoc.com, www.hfp.com, or call Elyse Jarard at (513) 984-4437.
Benefit for Spencer Henderson...
Benefit for
Cincinnati Police Officer
Spencer Henderson II
To Be Held at:
The Woodlands Reception Hall
9680 Cilley Road
Whitewater Twp, Ohio
Friday August 1, 2008
Doors will Open @ 6:30pm
Buffet Served @ 7:30pm
Tickets: $20 Per Person and $35 Per Couple
Spencer Was Recently Diagnosed w/ Stage IV Cancer.
All Proceeds Raised Will Assist in Helping The Henderson Family During This Difficult Time. Donations Are Also Being Accepted at the Cincinnati Police Federal Credit Union Under the Name Spencer’s Fund.
Come join us for a night of food, drinks and entertainment.
For Tickets / Information Please Contact:
Rick Neville, HCSO John Dotson, CPD
RNeville@sheriff.hamilton-co.org John.Dotson@cincinnati-oh.gov
467-6244 or 482-9238 263-8328 or 520-3724
Donna Neville Lisa Dotson, CPD
Nevilles4@fuse.net Lisa.Dotson@cincinnati-oh.gov
467-6244 or 919-7234 352-2991 or 520-3723
Cincinnati Police Officer
Spencer Henderson II
To Be Held at:
The Woodlands Reception Hall
9680 Cilley Road
Whitewater Twp, Ohio
Friday August 1, 2008
Doors will Open @ 6:30pm
Buffet Served @ 7:30pm
Tickets: $20 Per Person and $35 Per Couple
Spencer Was Recently Diagnosed w/ Stage IV Cancer.
All Proceeds Raised Will Assist in Helping The Henderson Family During This Difficult Time. Donations Are Also Being Accepted at the Cincinnati Police Federal Credit Union Under the Name Spencer’s Fund.
Come join us for a night of food, drinks and entertainment.
For Tickets / Information Please Contact:
Rick Neville, HCSO John Dotson, CPD
RNeville@sheriff.hamilton-co.org John.Dotson@cincinnati-oh.gov
467-6244 or 482-9238 263-8328 or 520-3724
Donna Neville Lisa Dotson, CPD
Nevilles4@fuse.net Lisa.Dotson@cincinnati-oh.gov
467-6244 or 919-7234 352-2991 or 520-3723
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Charity Bike Ride...
We hope you can join us on Saturday, July 12th PM at 13 Old St, #B, Monroe, OH 45050, (513) 539-9183 for a ride with some of your old friends (and hopefully some new ones!) while we raise money for these two worthy causes. For those of your who have come out to ride with us in years past, we thank you for your support and look forward to seeing you again this year. For those who haven't Taken the Ride before, please consider asking your family, friends, neighbors and employer to sponsor you before you hook up with us at Old Street Saloon in Monroe on the afternoon of July 12th.
Registration is from 11:00 am to 12:00(Remember that some employers will co-sponsor charitable events or match the funds you raise! (Ask about it where you work!) You can print a sponsor sheet from this site, use the one attached, or pick one up in person at the Old Street Saloon in Monroe, OH. during normal business hours of Wednesday through Saturday 8pm until 2am.
We welcome Riders without regard to race, religion, creed, sexual orientation, etc. The only requirement is a desire to help us raise money for our event-designated charities! Here are a couple of fast facts about this event, of which we are very proud:
All money raised goes to benefit local charities - so money RAISED here STAYS here. We have seen progressively more people get involved with the Ride. In our first year, we had only nine riders. Last year, we had significantly more than that!
The Money aids the YWCA Breast Cancer Awareness Fund, Stop AIDS, AVNK, Caracole, and PFLAG
After the riding is over and we've all had a chance to collect ourselves, we'll have a fabulous evening floor show that is one of our biggest entertainment events of the year! Showtime is 10:00 PM at 13 Old St, #B, Monroe, OH 45050, (513) 539-9183 We will welcome many of the I.S.Q.C.C.B.E.'s premier members/entertainers to our stage, as well as some of our local favorites. We'll have some surprises tossed into the mix just for fun (including, but not limited to, many of your favorite Court performers). All of the entertainers will be donating their time, talents and tips to the event's charitable causes.
There will also be an auction of some fabulous prizes to bid on so bring your check books its all for charity.
Registration is from 11:00 am to 12:00(Remember that some employers will co-sponsor charitable events or match the funds you raise! (Ask about it where you work!) You can print a sponsor sheet from this site, use the one attached, or pick one up in person at the Old Street Saloon in Monroe, OH. during normal business hours of Wednesday through Saturday 8pm until 2am.
We welcome Riders without regard to race, religion, creed, sexual orientation, etc. The only requirement is a desire to help us raise money for our event-designated charities! Here are a couple of fast facts about this event, of which we are very proud:
All money raised goes to benefit local charities - so money RAISED here STAYS here. We have seen progressively more people get involved with the Ride. In our first year, we had only nine riders. Last year, we had significantly more than that!
The Money aids the YWCA Breast Cancer Awareness Fund, Stop AIDS, AVNK, Caracole, and PFLAG
After the riding is over and we've all had a chance to collect ourselves, we'll have a fabulous evening floor show that is one of our biggest entertainment events of the year! Showtime is 10:00 PM at 13 Old St, #B, Monroe, OH 45050, (513) 539-9183 We will welcome many of the I.S.Q.C.C.B.E.'s premier members/entertainers to our stage, as well as some of our local favorites. We'll have some surprises tossed into the mix just for fun (including, but not limited to, many of your favorite Court performers). All of the entertainers will be donating their time, talents and tips to the event's charitable causes.
There will also be an auction of some fabulous prizes to bid on so bring your check books its all for charity.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Golfing for a cause...
Golf for a Cause
Family and friends of Rachel Meece and Stephanie Gould are hosting our first Annual Golf Outing Benefit. As you know Rachel and Stephanie were passengers in a car accident that ended their life. Although they are no longer with us, we would love to give back to the community in their honor.
The money raised at the golf outing will be donated to the East Central High School scholarship fund, Make A Wish Foundation, or the Cincinnati Zoo.
When: Saturday, August 23, 2008
Time: 7:45 AM
Where: Neumann Golf Course
7215 Bridgetown Road
Cincinnati, Ohio
513-574-1320
Cost: $75.00 per person
The cost will include 18 holes of golf, a golf cart, a sleeve of balls and a grill out after completing the course.
Grill Out: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Metts, Bratts, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, & Desserts
Two drink tickets will also be provided
If you would like to attend or have any questions please contact Shirley Burdette 513-451-5013 or Jenny Fitzwater 513-258-6658. We have a memorial fund setup at Fifth Third Bank; it is called the R Meece and S Gould Memorial Fund if you would like to make a donation.
Please make checks payable to R. Meece & S. Gould Memorial and mail to Shirley Burdette 2198 Woodmere Court, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238. The deadline is Saturday, August 2, 2008.
Your support will be greatly appreciated and make our 1st Annual Golf Outing a SUCCESS!
Name(s) of Golfer(s)________________________________________________________________
Phone Number_________________________________________________________________
Amount Enclosed________________________________________________________________
Family and friends of Rachel Meece and Stephanie Gould are hosting our first Annual Golf Outing Benefit. As you know Rachel and Stephanie were passengers in a car accident that ended their life. Although they are no longer with us, we would love to give back to the community in their honor.
The money raised at the golf outing will be donated to the East Central High School scholarship fund, Make A Wish Foundation, or the Cincinnati Zoo.
When: Saturday, August 23, 2008
Time: 7:45 AM
Where: Neumann Golf Course
7215 Bridgetown Road
Cincinnati, Ohio
513-574-1320
Cost: $75.00 per person
The cost will include 18 holes of golf, a golf cart, a sleeve of balls and a grill out after completing the course.
Grill Out: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Metts, Bratts, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, & Desserts
Two drink tickets will also be provided
If you would like to attend or have any questions please contact Shirley Burdette 513-451-5013 or Jenny Fitzwater 513-258-6658. We have a memorial fund setup at Fifth Third Bank; it is called the R Meece and S Gould Memorial Fund if you would like to make a donation.
Please make checks payable to R. Meece & S. Gould Memorial and mail to Shirley Burdette 2198 Woodmere Court, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238. The deadline is Saturday, August 2, 2008.
Your support will be greatly appreciated and make our 1st Annual Golf Outing a SUCCESS!
Name(s) of Golfer(s)________________________________________________________________
Phone Number_________________________________________________________________
Amount Enclosed________________________________________________________________
Friday, June 6, 2008
The Amazing Chase...
Contact Information:Newport Business Association Event Chair:
Heather Rahn (513) 236-6072 or info@cincymindspa.com For Immediate Release Newport Business Association Presents “Newport Amazing Chase.”
NEWPORT, Kentucky (June 4, 2008) – The Newport Business Association is sponsoring the “Newport Amazing Chase,” a fundraiser to benefit Newport Veterans Memorial Pool.
Newport Amazing Chase is a scavenger hunt throughout the Newport business area on Saturday, June 21, 2008. The race begins at 9 am at Fourth Street Elementary (101 E. 4th Street in Newport, KY). The race will end at Cityside Pub and Grill, located at 500 Monmouth Street. Friends and family who do not want to participate in the chase may attend the after party between noon and 3 pm for $10.
Each team, made up of no more than 4 people, will complete challenges in each business before moving on to the next. Teams should dress in matching attire or costumes for the family friendly chase. Awards will be given for Fastest Team, Fastest Female Team, Fastest Male Team, Fastest Team with a Stroller, Fastest over Age 55 Team, Furthest Traveled Team, Best Costume, Best Team Name, Most Money Raised, Youngest Participating Team, Oldest Participating Team, and Fastest Corporate Team.
Early entry into The Amazing Chase is $100 per team of 4 people by 6/16/08. After 6/16/08, the entry fee is $150. All the participants will receive a goodie bag and admission to the “Mini-Taste of Newport” after party at Cityside Pub and Grill. Newport restaurants will provide samples of their famous dishes. There will be beverage specials and live music during the awards presentation.
This event is to help raise money for Newport Veterans Memorial Pool. The money made will not only help with operation and maintenance costs, but also caters to Campbell County as the only community pool. Partnerships with the Newport Independent School system (NIS) and the Brighton Center will provide low income children with breakfast and lunch, and busing to the pool for recreational activity. NIS also provides a Summer Literacy Academy for children of the area. The pool will serve as an incentive for the kids, while also providing a safe area for them to swim.
There is ample parking at Fourth Street Elementary School for $2. To register for this event or make a donation, go to www.active.com. Keyword Search: “Newport Amazing Chase”. Checks can be made out to “The Newport Business Association-Pool Fund” c/o The Bank of Kentucky, 501 Monmouth Street, Newport, KY 41071. More information is available at www.go2newport.com/chase/ .
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Heather Rahn (513) 236-6072 or info@cincymindspa.com For Immediate Release Newport Business Association Presents “Newport Amazing Chase.”
NEWPORT, Kentucky (June 4, 2008) – The Newport Business Association is sponsoring the “Newport Amazing Chase,” a fundraiser to benefit Newport Veterans Memorial Pool.
Newport Amazing Chase is a scavenger hunt throughout the Newport business area on Saturday, June 21, 2008. The race begins at 9 am at Fourth Street Elementary (101 E. 4th Street in Newport, KY). The race will end at Cityside Pub and Grill, located at 500 Monmouth Street. Friends and family who do not want to participate in the chase may attend the after party between noon and 3 pm for $10.
Each team, made up of no more than 4 people, will complete challenges in each business before moving on to the next. Teams should dress in matching attire or costumes for the family friendly chase. Awards will be given for Fastest Team, Fastest Female Team, Fastest Male Team, Fastest Team with a Stroller, Fastest over Age 55 Team, Furthest Traveled Team, Best Costume, Best Team Name, Most Money Raised, Youngest Participating Team, Oldest Participating Team, and Fastest Corporate Team.
Early entry into The Amazing Chase is $100 per team of 4 people by 6/16/08. After 6/16/08, the entry fee is $150. All the participants will receive a goodie bag and admission to the “Mini-Taste of Newport” after party at Cityside Pub and Grill. Newport restaurants will provide samples of their famous dishes. There will be beverage specials and live music during the awards presentation.
This event is to help raise money for Newport Veterans Memorial Pool. The money made will not only help with operation and maintenance costs, but also caters to Campbell County as the only community pool. Partnerships with the Newport Independent School system (NIS) and the Brighton Center will provide low income children with breakfast and lunch, and busing to the pool for recreational activity. NIS also provides a Summer Literacy Academy for children of the area. The pool will serve as an incentive for the kids, while also providing a safe area for them to swim.
There is ample parking at Fourth Street Elementary School for $2. To register for this event or make a donation, go to www.active.com. Keyword Search: “Newport Amazing Chase”. Checks can be made out to “The Newport Business Association-Pool Fund” c/o The Bank of Kentucky, 501 Monmouth Street, Newport, KY 41071. More information is available at www.go2newport.com/chase/ .
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
Thursday, May 29, 2008
West Central Cincinnati Young Life...
West Central Cincinnati Young Life is hosting a cornhole tournament to raise funds for students from nine area high schools to help with their summer camp costs. At the tournament there will also be a basket auction, concessions, and all the cornhole sets for the tournament will be auctioned off.
Come support us as we try to reach our goal to help high school students this summer. www.ylcornholeclassic.com
Date: Saturday June 7th, 2008 Time: Check-In/Practice: 10:30 am — Tournament Starts: 11:15 am Entry Fee: $40.00 if registered by May 31st — $50.00 if registered after
Location: Northwest High School 10761 Pippin Rd Cincinnati, OH 45231 Prizes*: $500 to Winning Team — $200 to Runner-Up TeamYou can register online or at the tournament. www.ylcornholeclassic.com
Come support us as we try to reach our goal to help high school students this summer. www.ylcornholeclassic.com
Date: Saturday June 7th, 2008 Time: Check-In/Practice: 10:30 am — Tournament Starts: 11:15 am Entry Fee: $40.00 if registered by May 31st — $50.00 if registered after
Location: Northwest High School 10761 Pippin Rd Cincinnati, OH 45231 Prizes*: $500 to Winning Team — $200 to Runner-Up TeamYou can register online or at the tournament. www.ylcornholeclassic.com
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Friday, May 23, 2008
Henry Christopher English Fund...
Henry’s Story:
Katie and Chris English, along with their three daughters have been residents of Middletown for many years. While Katie was pregnant with their fourth child, Henry, the English’s were told that the baby was suffering from a life threatening condition called Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia, or CDH. In Henry’s case, his left lung was not developing and doctors were not sure he would even make it to a live birth. However, on March 25, 2008, Henry was born at Miami Valley Hospital. Henry was immediately placed on ECMO, a life support system that would do the work of his heart and lungs. On April 4, Henry was transferred to the University of Michigan Hospital for further testing, care and surgery. Fortunately, the doctors have been able to remove him from the ECMO machine, and they are trying to get all of his numbers right before performing surgery to correct his hernia. At this point, it is unclear how many surgeries Henry will have to undergo, how long he will be in the hospital, and how much follow up care will be needed. What is clear, however, is that this has brought a tremendous financial strain to the English family.
So, to try to help the English family in any way possible, LaRosa’s in Middletown is hosting a benefit on Wednesday, May 28, 2008 ALL DAY LONG. If you order from that LaRosa’s on May 28th, The Henry Christopher English Fund will receive 20% of the proceeds. You do NOT have to dine in…as long as you present the attached flyer, the proceeds will go towards the fund. You can dine in, carryout or call in for delivery.
If you can not make it out to the benefit, there is an account set up @ US Bank under the Henry Christopher English Fund.
Please help the English Family and stop by LaRosa’s in Middletown on Wednesday, May 28, 2008.
Katie and Chris English, along with their three daughters have been residents of Middletown for many years. While Katie was pregnant with their fourth child, Henry, the English’s were told that the baby was suffering from a life threatening condition called Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia, or CDH. In Henry’s case, his left lung was not developing and doctors were not sure he would even make it to a live birth. However, on March 25, 2008, Henry was born at Miami Valley Hospital. Henry was immediately placed on ECMO, a life support system that would do the work of his heart and lungs. On April 4, Henry was transferred to the University of Michigan Hospital for further testing, care and surgery. Fortunately, the doctors have been able to remove him from the ECMO machine, and they are trying to get all of his numbers right before performing surgery to correct his hernia. At this point, it is unclear how many surgeries Henry will have to undergo, how long he will be in the hospital, and how much follow up care will be needed. What is clear, however, is that this has brought a tremendous financial strain to the English family.
So, to try to help the English family in any way possible, LaRosa’s in Middletown is hosting a benefit on Wednesday, May 28, 2008 ALL DAY LONG. If you order from that LaRosa’s on May 28th, The Henry Christopher English Fund will receive 20% of the proceeds. You do NOT have to dine in…as long as you present the attached flyer, the proceeds will go towards the fund. You can dine in, carryout or call in for delivery.
If you can not make it out to the benefit, there is an account set up @ US Bank under the Henry Christopher English Fund.
Please help the English Family and stop by LaRosa’s in Middletown on Wednesday, May 28, 2008.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Cornhole, Corn Toss...
Cornhole, Corn Toss, Bean Bag Toss, Baggo
Many Names -- One Game -- One Goal
End Breast Cancer!
What: Feld Family/Healthy Hooters
Corn-Hole Tournament
When: May 10, 2008 - 5 – 10 pm
Where: Haffey Fieldhouse in Reading
Entrance Fee - $30/team
$15/person – We will find you a partner
There will be a competitive division and a recreational division
First Prize in each division – 2 - $25 Gift Certificates to Outback Steakhouse
Drinks and Food will be available for purchase
BYOB
All proceeds will be donated to the Breast Cancer 3-Day
Many Names -- One Game -- One Goal
End Breast Cancer!
What: Feld Family/Healthy Hooters
Corn-Hole Tournament
When: May 10, 2008 - 5 – 10 pm
Where: Haffey Fieldhouse in Reading
Entrance Fee - $30/team
$15/person – We will find you a partner
There will be a competitive division and a recreational division
First Prize in each division – 2 - $25 Gift Certificates to Outback Steakhouse
Drinks and Food will be available for purchase
BYOB
All proceeds will be donated to the Breast Cancer 3-Day
Benefit for Deanna Cheek...
BENEFIT FOR
DEANNA CHEEK
FEATURING LIVE MUSIC BY
SCOTT CASSIDY
PLEASE JOIN US SATURDAY,
MAY 10TH
AT THE LOUNGE
7740 Beechmont AveCincinnati, OH 45255 (513) 231-2401
Deanna has gone through a lot of struggles in her life. Last year she beat breast cancer and now she is having several surgeries on her kidneys with a possibility of losing one of them. She has UPJ Obstruction (Uereter Pelvic Junction). Having over 10 surgeries in the last month neither she nor her mother has been able to work. Her medical bills are piling and we all know the struggles in people’s lives.
Contact Fallon Keller at fallonkeller@yahoo.com if you have any questions.
FROM 5PM-9PM
HAPPY HOUR DRINK PRICES
LOTS OF FUN FREE FOOD
$ SPLIT THE POT $ RAFFLE PRIZES
***$5.00 donation at the door
RAFFLE PRIZES INCLUDE: SAMS CLUB GIFT CARDS,
B & B RIVERBOAT TICKETS, GIFT BASKETS, LIMO PACKAGE, RESTAURANT GIFT CARDS, And LOTS MORE!!!!
DEANNA CHEEK
FEATURING LIVE MUSIC BY
SCOTT CASSIDY
PLEASE JOIN US SATURDAY,
MAY 10TH
AT THE LOUNGE
7740 Beechmont AveCincinnati, OH 45255 (513) 231-2401
Deanna has gone through a lot of struggles in her life. Last year she beat breast cancer and now she is having several surgeries on her kidneys with a possibility of losing one of them. She has UPJ Obstruction (Uereter Pelvic Junction). Having over 10 surgeries in the last month neither she nor her mother has been able to work. Her medical bills are piling and we all know the struggles in people’s lives.
Contact Fallon Keller at fallonkeller@yahoo.com if you have any questions.
FROM 5PM-9PM
HAPPY HOUR DRINK PRICES
LOTS OF FUN FREE FOOD
$ SPLIT THE POT $ RAFFLE PRIZES
***$5.00 donation at the door
RAFFLE PRIZES INCLUDE: SAMS CLUB GIFT CARDS,
B & B RIVERBOAT TICKETS, GIFT BASKETS, LIMO PACKAGE, RESTAURANT GIFT CARDS, And LOTS MORE!!!!
Leukemia fundraiser...
When: Friday, May 9th, 7:30 pm
Where: The newly renovated Jasper's in Mt. Lookout Square
Who: The Paul Otten Band Kevin Fox Big Whiskey
Why: All proceeds go to blood cancer research. Leukemia is the numer one killer of children and young adults among all cancer types. We're going to do something about that (and have a great time)!
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Where: The newly renovated Jasper's in Mt. Lookout Square
Who: The Paul Otten Band Kevin Fox Big Whiskey
Why: All proceeds go to blood cancer research. Leukemia is the numer one killer of children and young adults among all cancer types. We're going to do something about that (and have a great time)!
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Monday, April 21, 2008
Scoop-a-Thon...
I SCREAM YOU SCREAM----DON'T YOU WANT SOME ICE CREAM?!?!?!?!
On MONDAY MAY 5TH, 2008, The Hayes Elementary Chorus in Hamilton will be at the Baskin-Robbins on Rt. 4 in Fairfield (in front of
Receptions Banquet Facility) giving you the scoop!
The Chorus will be entertaining while you enjoy your favorite of Baskin-Robbins ice cream from 5-8 PM as part of a "Scoop-a-Thon" to raise money
for their upcoming performance as part of the Kings Island Music Showcase.
Bring friends! Bring family! Bring an appetite for ice cream and help support these hard working musical students!
On MONDAY MAY 5TH, 2008, The Hayes Elementary Chorus in Hamilton will be at the Baskin-Robbins on Rt. 4 in Fairfield (in front of
Receptions Banquet Facility) giving you the scoop!
The Chorus will be entertaining while you enjoy your favorite of Baskin-Robbins ice cream from 5-8 PM as part of a "Scoop-a-Thon" to raise money
for their upcoming performance as part of the Kings Island Music Showcase.
Bring friends! Bring family! Bring an appetite for ice cream and help support these hard working musical students!
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Kidney Foundation 5K Walk/run
Kidney Foundation Hosts 5K Walk/Run
One in nine Americans has chronic kidney disease (CKD) and another one in nine is at risk and doesn’t even know it. People with diabetes and hypertension are at even greater risk for this condition.
Join the Kidney Foundation of Greater Cincinnati (KFGC) as we walk to raise awareness about the dangers of kidney disease and work to assist kidney patients in the Greater Cincinnati area. KFGC is a local organization serving 15 counties in the Tri-State Area and is not affiliated with a national entity.
All proceeds go to benefit two programs at the Kidney Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
Patient Services – provides life-saving medications to local kidney patients
Education – helps educate the public about the dangers of kidney disease and
how to prevent it
Walk/Run Details
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Race starts at Winton Woods Park (Kestrel Point Shelter) at 9:00AM
Registration begins at 7:30AM
Awards for top male and female runner and walker with other participant and door prizes. For more information, please visit the KFGC website: www.kidneycincinnati.org/Walk_Run.html or call 513-961-8105
Cost: $20 (pre-race) /$25 (day of).
Post-race breakfast to be provided by First Watch Restaurant.
Registration forms available or register online at: http://www.runningtime.net/Races/Kidney/home.htm
One in nine Americans has chronic kidney disease (CKD) and another one in nine is at risk and doesn’t even know it. People with diabetes and hypertension are at even greater risk for this condition.
Join the Kidney Foundation of Greater Cincinnati (KFGC) as we walk to raise awareness about the dangers of kidney disease and work to assist kidney patients in the Greater Cincinnati area. KFGC is a local organization serving 15 counties in the Tri-State Area and is not affiliated with a national entity.
All proceeds go to benefit two programs at the Kidney Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
Patient Services – provides life-saving medications to local kidney patients
Education – helps educate the public about the dangers of kidney disease and
how to prevent it
Walk/Run Details
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Race starts at Winton Woods Park (Kestrel Point Shelter) at 9:00AM
Registration begins at 7:30AM
Awards for top male and female runner and walker with other participant and door prizes. For more information, please visit the KFGC website: www.kidneycincinnati.org/Walk_Run.html or call 513-961-8105
Cost: $20 (pre-race) /$25 (day of).
Post-race breakfast to be provided by First Watch Restaurant.
Registration forms available or register online at: http://www.runningtime.net/Races/Kidney/home.htm
Monday, March 24, 2008
Leap Beyond Therapy...
For Immediate Release 3/21/08
Contact: Elyn Buscani (cell 967-6277) or Ruth Grant-Bailey (cell 884-1991)
513/232-5327
Leap Beyond Therapy
Beech Acres Park RecPlex
6915 Beechmont Avenue
Cincinnati 45230
www.leapbeyondtherapy.com
Bikes give Freedom to Physically Challenged Kids 3/29/08
On Saturday March 29, Leap Beyond Therapy will host a free bike day for children and teens with physical challenges. The children will experience the fun, fitness benefits, and freedom of riding Freedom Concepts adaptive bikes. Leap Beyond Therapy, a pediatric fitness and physical therapy center located in Beech Acres Park, is a distributor for Winnipeg-based Freedom Concepts Adaptive Mobility Devices. “Every child should be able to ride a bike, says Co-Founder Ruth Grant-Bailey, “With these bikes, children with special needs experience independent movement, and it’s beautiful to see. The Bike Day is 12:30-2:30pm rain or shine, and Leap Beyond Therapy is requesting that people call 513/232-5327 for a specific bike assessment and fitting appointment, but all are welcome and the event is free.
Contact: Elyn Buscani (cell 967-6277) or Ruth Grant-Bailey (cell 884-1991)
513/232-5327
Leap Beyond Therapy
Beech Acres Park RecPlex
6915 Beechmont Avenue
Cincinnati 45230
www.leapbeyondtherapy.com
Bikes give Freedom to Physically Challenged Kids 3/29/08
On Saturday March 29, Leap Beyond Therapy will host a free bike day for children and teens with physical challenges. The children will experience the fun, fitness benefits, and freedom of riding Freedom Concepts adaptive bikes. Leap Beyond Therapy, a pediatric fitness and physical therapy center located in Beech Acres Park, is a distributor for Winnipeg-based Freedom Concepts Adaptive Mobility Devices. “Every child should be able to ride a bike, says Co-Founder Ruth Grant-Bailey, “With these bikes, children with special needs experience independent movement, and it’s beautiful to see. The Bike Day is 12:30-2:30pm rain or shine, and Leap Beyond Therapy is requesting that people call 513/232-5327 for a specific bike assessment and fitting appointment, but all are welcome and the event is free.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Life benefit for Katie Haumeseer...
Celebration of Life Benefit
Katie Haumesser
Let’s have fun and raise some money in Katie’s memory!
This year the Katie Haumesser Foundation will be helping the Kelly O’Leary Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders at Children’s Hospital and will also award a scholarship to a student majoring in the Speech and Language Pathology Program at the University of Cincinnati.
Cherry Grove Bowling Lanes Saturday, April 26, 2008
4005 Hopper Hill Road Registration at 11:30
Cincinnati, OH 45255 Bowling 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
· Four to Six people to a lane
· Create your own team or sign up to join another team
· There will be a silent auction and lots of fun!
· Raffle of one week vacation in a deluxe beach house on St. George Island, Florida to be used during non-peak weeks.
Cost is $25.00 per adult and $15.00 per child 12 years old and under
*4 hours of bowling with shoes *Sand Volleyball *T-shirt.
RSVP by April 14th to Amy Zeisler at 513-753-7312 or amyzeisler@hotmail.com. I’ll need your shirt size too!
Katie Haumesser
Let’s have fun and raise some money in Katie’s memory!
This year the Katie Haumesser Foundation will be helping the Kelly O’Leary Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders at Children’s Hospital and will also award a scholarship to a student majoring in the Speech and Language Pathology Program at the University of Cincinnati.
Cherry Grove Bowling Lanes Saturday, April 26, 2008
4005 Hopper Hill Road Registration at 11:30
Cincinnati, OH 45255 Bowling 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
· Four to Six people to a lane
· Create your own team or sign up to join another team
· There will be a silent auction and lots of fun!
· Raffle of one week vacation in a deluxe beach house on St. George Island, Florida to be used during non-peak weeks.
Cost is $25.00 per adult and $15.00 per child 12 years old and under
*4 hours of bowling with shoes *Sand Volleyball *T-shirt.
RSVP by April 14th to Amy Zeisler at 513-753-7312 or amyzeisler@hotmail.com. I’ll need your shirt size too!
Supporting Autism..
DEAR FRIENDS SUPPORTING AUTISM,
The Covington Rotary Club is excited to be gearing up for our 5th Annual Fundraising Dinner and Auction (both live and silent) on Saturday, April 5, 2008, at The Madison in Covington, Kentucky.
This year’s theme is Autism. Locally and around the world hundreds of thousands of children are afflicted with Autism. Autism is a complex neurobiological disorder that typically lasts throughout a person's lifetime. It is part of a group of disorders known as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Today, 1 in 150 individuals are diagnosed with autism, making it more common than pediatric cancer, diabetes, and AIDS combined. It occurs in all racial, ethnic, and social groups and is four times more likely to strike boys than girls. Autism impairs a person's ability to communicate and relate to others. It is also associated with rigid routines and repetitive behaviors, such as obsessively arranging objects or following very specific routines. Symptoms can range from very mild to quite severe.
We are striving to improve the lives of these children in Covington, at Rising Star Studios, a non-profit organization that provides children with autism a place to be artistic, to socialize and to get support; www.risingstarstudios.org. And, we are also helping in India by providing support at a designated school for children with Autism, www.ashaforautism.com .
WE NEED YOUR HELP! We are looking for sponsors (see next page) auction items, whether large or small, to be auctioned off the night of the event. All donated items will be given proper recognition as to the donor and/or participating company.
We want to thank you in advance. Your donation, participation and interest are greatly appreciated. Donations can be mailed to our PO BOX or call Brandon for pick up 859.750.8733.
Sincerely,
Event Co-Chairs
Brandon M. Reis Gordon Blitch
President-Elect Director
brandon@niehauscorp.com gh.blitch@insightbb.com
Patricia Miller
Arun Lai
Cyril Benjamin
Lynn Mayberry Kris Knochelmann Rachele Wolf-Thomas Chris Spicker Bill Woods President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Directors
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS
1000 Piece Puzzle Sponsor – EVENT SPONSOR $3,000
· Includes Table of 10 for event
· Includes Logo on Front Cover of Invitation and Program
· Includes Logo on Lapel Pin Card being sold (if sponsorship commitment
is submitted in time)
· Includes Full Page Ad in Program
· All PR leading up to night of event
500 Piece Puzzle Sponsor – TABLE SPONSOR $1,500
· Includes Table of 10 for event
· Includes Recognition in Invitation
· Includes Full Page Ad in Program
250 Piece Puzzle Sponsor - $500
· Includes 4 Tickets for event
· Includes Recognition in Invitation
· Includes ¼ Page Ad in Program
100 Piece Puzzle Sponsor - $250
· Includes 2 Tickets for event
· Includes 1/8 Page Ad in Program
50 Piece Puzzle Sponsor - $100
· Includes 1/8 Page Ad in Program
Organization________________________________________________________________
Contact Name________________________________________ Date__________________
Address____________________________________________________________________
Phone___________________________Email______________________________________
Sponsorship Level____________________________________ Amount________________
*Credit Card MC VISA AMEX _________________________________________________
Exp. Date_________________Signature__________________________________________
*Credit Card will not be charged until the night of the event, April 5th, 2008
Or Mail Check to PO BOX or schedule a pick up from your Rotarian Contact
The Covington Rotary Club is excited to be gearing up for our 5th Annual Fundraising Dinner and Auction (both live and silent) on Saturday, April 5, 2008, at The Madison in Covington, Kentucky.
This year’s theme is Autism. Locally and around the world hundreds of thousands of children are afflicted with Autism. Autism is a complex neurobiological disorder that typically lasts throughout a person's lifetime. It is part of a group of disorders known as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Today, 1 in 150 individuals are diagnosed with autism, making it more common than pediatric cancer, diabetes, and AIDS combined. It occurs in all racial, ethnic, and social groups and is four times more likely to strike boys than girls. Autism impairs a person's ability to communicate and relate to others. It is also associated with rigid routines and repetitive behaviors, such as obsessively arranging objects or following very specific routines. Symptoms can range from very mild to quite severe.
We are striving to improve the lives of these children in Covington, at Rising Star Studios, a non-profit organization that provides children with autism a place to be artistic, to socialize and to get support; www.risingstarstudios.org. And, we are also helping in India by providing support at a designated school for children with Autism, www.ashaforautism.com .
WE NEED YOUR HELP! We are looking for sponsors (see next page) auction items, whether large or small, to be auctioned off the night of the event. All donated items will be given proper recognition as to the donor and/or participating company.
We want to thank you in advance. Your donation, participation and interest are greatly appreciated. Donations can be mailed to our PO BOX or call Brandon for pick up 859.750.8733.
Sincerely,
Event Co-Chairs
Brandon M. Reis Gordon Blitch
President-Elect Director
brandon@niehauscorp.com gh.blitch@insightbb.com
Patricia Miller
Arun Lai
Cyril Benjamin
Lynn Mayberry Kris Knochelmann Rachele Wolf-Thomas Chris Spicker Bill Woods President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Directors
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS
1000 Piece Puzzle Sponsor – EVENT SPONSOR $3,000
· Includes Table of 10 for event
· Includes Logo on Front Cover of Invitation and Program
· Includes Logo on Lapel Pin Card being sold (if sponsorship commitment
is submitted in time)
· Includes Full Page Ad in Program
· All PR leading up to night of event
500 Piece Puzzle Sponsor – TABLE SPONSOR $1,500
· Includes Table of 10 for event
· Includes Recognition in Invitation
· Includes Full Page Ad in Program
250 Piece Puzzle Sponsor - $500
· Includes 4 Tickets for event
· Includes Recognition in Invitation
· Includes ¼ Page Ad in Program
100 Piece Puzzle Sponsor - $250
· Includes 2 Tickets for event
· Includes 1/8 Page Ad in Program
50 Piece Puzzle Sponsor - $100
· Includes 1/8 Page Ad in Program
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Address____________________________________________________________________
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Sponsorship Level____________________________________ Amount________________
*Credit Card MC VISA AMEX _________________________________________________
Exp. Date_________________Signature__________________________________________
*Credit Card will not be charged until the night of the event, April 5th, 2008
Or Mail Check to PO BOX or schedule a pick up from your Rotarian Contact
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Helping Stephanie...
Remember the movie, “Meet the Fockers”?
That family seemed to experience one disaster after another!
As a real life sequel, we’d like you to “Meet the Fockes”!
Bob, Stephanie, Danny, and Shelby Focke have lived in Colerain Township for over 20 years. They are a family who has endured more than their share of hardships.
In June of 2005, at the age of 15, Danny suffered a severe brain injury which affected his balance and learning abilities. It took a full year for him to recover.
Two years ago, at the age of 10, Shelby was diagnosed with Wegener’s Granulomatosis, a lifelong, rare, and serious autoimmune disease that requires continuing treatments, surgeries, and doctor’s visits.
Stephanie, who has undergone treatment for Graves’ Disease, is now battling breast cancer, a disease that took her mother’s life when Stephanie was only 3 years old! In order to help out with the costs of continuing medical care, a benefit dance is being held for Stephanie.
Please join us for a great time on Saturday, April 12th, 2008 from 8:00 – Midnight at:
Lakeridge Hall
7210 Pippin Rd.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45239
Advance tickets are $20.00 per person, (that includes live music, beer, soda, and snacks), and may be purchased by calling Diane Fehrenbach at : (513) 738-7116 or (513) 579-5980.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door, space permitting, at a cost of $25.00 per person.
In addition to great music and a good time, the dance will feature a split the pot and silent auction to benefit Stephanie.
In order to make this event a success, WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please consider making a donation such as cash, or a gift card, or any items of value for the auction. Cash donations may be made in person at any North Side Bank & Trust location. Checks should be made payable to: “Benefit of Stephanie Focke”, and sent directly to:
The North Side Bank & Trust
Attention Patty Schulz_
9315 Colerain Ave.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45251
Checks or any other donations may also be sent to: Diane Fehrenbach
3660 Herman Road
Hamilton, OH 45013
Let us know if arrangements need to be made for a pick up! Remember, no gift or donation is too large or too small. Hope to see you on April 12th!
That family seemed to experience one disaster after another!
As a real life sequel, we’d like you to “Meet the Fockes”!
Bob, Stephanie, Danny, and Shelby Focke have lived in Colerain Township for over 20 years. They are a family who has endured more than their share of hardships.
In June of 2005, at the age of 15, Danny suffered a severe brain injury which affected his balance and learning abilities. It took a full year for him to recover.
Two years ago, at the age of 10, Shelby was diagnosed with Wegener’s Granulomatosis, a lifelong, rare, and serious autoimmune disease that requires continuing treatments, surgeries, and doctor’s visits.
Stephanie, who has undergone treatment for Graves’ Disease, is now battling breast cancer, a disease that took her mother’s life when Stephanie was only 3 years old! In order to help out with the costs of continuing medical care, a benefit dance is being held for Stephanie.
Please join us for a great time on Saturday, April 12th, 2008 from 8:00 – Midnight at:
Lakeridge Hall
7210 Pippin Rd.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45239
Advance tickets are $20.00 per person, (that includes live music, beer, soda, and snacks), and may be purchased by calling Diane Fehrenbach at : (513) 738-7116 or (513) 579-5980.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door, space permitting, at a cost of $25.00 per person.
In addition to great music and a good time, the dance will feature a split the pot and silent auction to benefit Stephanie.
In order to make this event a success, WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please consider making a donation such as cash, or a gift card, or any items of value for the auction. Cash donations may be made in person at any North Side Bank & Trust location. Checks should be made payable to: “Benefit of Stephanie Focke”, and sent directly to:
The North Side Bank & Trust
Attention Patty Schulz_
9315 Colerain Ave.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45251
Checks or any other donations may also be sent to: Diane Fehrenbach
3660 Herman Road
Hamilton, OH 45013
Let us know if arrangements need to be made for a pick up! Remember, no gift or donation is too large or too small. Hope to see you on April 12th!
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Dog Fashion Show...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
BANG Nightclub
Downtown at 314 West 4 th Street, Soap Box District.
www.bangnightclub.com or call 513-515-0915
Contact: Jennifer Walker at 480-636-0688 or jennrae14@yahoo.com
Dog Days of Fashion Show at Bang Night Club
Cincinnati's Poshest Pets Strut Their Stuff For the SCPA
Saturday, March 1st - Media Invited
Bang nightclub invites you to a night of canine couture. For one night only Cincinnati's celebrity dog owners will take a back seat as their four-legged companions rock the runway.
Styled by Dog About Town in drool worthy ensembles, the posh pets will strike poses with wet noses to benefit the SPCA. Pup-arazzi and the public are welcome. A $10 donation is suggested at the door.
The Dog Days of Fashion event starts at 7:30. The Fashion Show begins at 9:00.
Located in Rookwood Commons Dog About Town is a place to find fun, functional and unique collars, toys, apparel, accessories and gifts for you and your dog. They also carry a wide variety of healthy treats to keep your dog happy and healthy.
spca cincinnati, located at 3949 Colerain Avenue, is a private not-for-profit organization that serves animals and families 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. The shelter provides adoption services, reunites lost animals with their owners, offers obedience training, and prevents animal cruelty. Through humane education programs, the spca’s goal is to instill a love of all life in children and adults alike. For more information about spca cincinnati, visit the web site at www.spcacincinnati.org or call (513) 541-6100.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
BANG Nightclub
Downtown at 314 West 4 th Street, Soap Box District.
www.bangnightclub.com or call 513-515-0915
Contact: Jennifer Walker at 480-636-0688 or jennrae14@yahoo.com
Dog Days of Fashion Show at Bang Night Club
Cincinnati's Poshest Pets Strut Their Stuff For the SCPA
Saturday, March 1st - Media Invited
Bang nightclub invites you to a night of canine couture. For one night only Cincinnati's celebrity dog owners will take a back seat as their four-legged companions rock the runway.
Styled by Dog About Town in drool worthy ensembles, the posh pets will strike poses with wet noses to benefit the SPCA. Pup-arazzi and the public are welcome. A $10 donation is suggested at the door.
The Dog Days of Fashion event starts at 7:30. The Fashion Show begins at 9:00.
Located in Rookwood Commons Dog About Town is a place to find fun, functional and unique collars, toys, apparel, accessories and gifts for you and your dog. They also carry a wide variety of healthy treats to keep your dog happy and healthy.
spca cincinnati, located at 3949 Colerain Avenue, is a private not-for-profit organization that serves animals and families 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. The shelter provides adoption services, reunites lost animals with their owners, offers obedience training, and prevents animal cruelty. Through humane education programs, the spca’s goal is to instill a love of all life in children and adults alike. For more information about spca cincinnati, visit the web site at www.spcacincinnati.org or call (513) 541-6100.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Leap year party...
LEAP YEAR PARTY- FEBRUARY 29TH
Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity Young Professionals
The Cincinnati Habitat Young Professionals will be hosting an event on February 29th from 5:30pm-9:30pm at Jefferson Hall (Newport on the Levee). Drinks (mixers and drafts) will be 10 for $10. Leap Year babies will receive free admission (valid with proof of 2/29 birth date)! All are welcome and encouraged to celebrate the extra 24 hours in 2008. Jefferson Hall is located at 202 Jail Alley, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. Please contact CHYP at yp@cincinnati-habitat.org or visit www.cincinnati-habitat.org/yp for more information. Proceeds will benefit Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity.
CHYP is affiliated with Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity, which has provided over 125 homes in the area since 1985. Information on the organization can be obtained at www.cincinnati-habitat.org.
Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity Young Professionals
The Cincinnati Habitat Young Professionals will be hosting an event on February 29th from 5:30pm-9:30pm at Jefferson Hall (Newport on the Levee). Drinks (mixers and drafts) will be 10 for $10. Leap Year babies will receive free admission (valid with proof of 2/29 birth date)! All are welcome and encouraged to celebrate the extra 24 hours in 2008. Jefferson Hall is located at 202 Jail Alley, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. Please contact CHYP at yp@cincinnati-habitat.org or visit www.cincinnati-habitat.org/yp for more information. Proceeds will benefit Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity.
CHYP is affiliated with Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity, which has provided over 125 homes in the area since 1985. Information on the organization can be obtained at www.cincinnati-habitat.org.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Newport Firefighters...
Newport Firefighters Local 45 is hosting a Guest Bartending Night at Jerzees on Monmouth Street in Newport. The event is on Saturday, Feb. 23rd from 7:00pm - 12:00 midnight. DJ Pat Krogman will be there spinning his music and your favorite firefighter will be serving up longnecks. This should be a great time.
Jerzees Pub and Grill is located on the 700 block of Monmouth Street.
All donations collected will go to a fund for Bill Donovan (Gumby) who is a Cincinnati firefighter recently diagnosed with leukemia.
Jerzees Pub and Grill is located on the 700 block of Monmouth Street.
All donations collected will go to a fund for Bill Donovan (Gumby) who is a Cincinnati firefighter recently diagnosed with leukemia.
Newport Firefighters...
Newport Firefighters Local 45 is hosting a Guest Bartending Night at Jerzees on Monmouth Street in Newport. The event is on Saturday, Feb. 23rd from 7:00pm - 12:00 midnight. DJ Pat Krogman will be there spinning his music and your favorite firefighter will be serving up longnecks. This should be a great time.
Jerzees Pub and Grill is located on the 700 block of Monmouth Street.
All donations collected will go to a fund for Bill Donovan (Gumby) who is a Cincinnati firefighter recently diagnosed with leukemia.
Jerzees Pub and Grill is located on the 700 block of Monmouth Street.
All donations collected will go to a fund for Bill Donovan (Gumby) who is a Cincinnati firefighter recently diagnosed with leukemia.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Restaurant swap!
Here are the details on the restaurant swap!!
the restaurants are hugo and daveeds
the staff of each restaurant will trade off for one night
date is march 13 a thursday, seetings at 6 and 8:15
4 course meal with options on each coarse, $95 dollars a head
the chefs will bring there own style of food to the others restaurant and their A game.
make reservations at the restaurant of your choice. cocktails will be served in hugos lounge from 6-8 with a 20 $ donation
all tips will go to charity they are sids and kindervelt76 split evenly.
hopefully the enquirer will be on site shooting video to be seen on the web sight.
call me with any questions this should be a ton of fun and a great event for the city.
the restaurants are hugo and daveeds
the staff of each restaurant will trade off for one night
date is march 13 a thursday, seetings at 6 and 8:15
4 course meal with options on each coarse, $95 dollars a head
the chefs will bring there own style of food to the others restaurant and their A game.
make reservations at the restaurant of your choice. cocktails will be served in hugos lounge from 6-8 with a 20 $ donation
all tips will go to charity they are sids and kindervelt76 split evenly.
hopefully the enquirer will be on site shooting video to be seen on the web sight.
call me with any questions this should be a ton of fun and a great event for the city.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
A service dog for Chris...
Please click here to help find a service dog for Chris...
http://meridasminischnauzers.com/servicedogforchris.htm
http://meridasminischnauzers.com/servicedogforchris.htm
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Save our Strays...
Saver our Strays..
what-fundraiser dance
where-Lucy's in the Sky in the Ramada Inn Queensgate at 800 West 8th Street formerly Holiday Inn when-January 26 from 8p to 1a cost-20.00 per person with all proceeds going to Save Our Strays Cash Bar and DJ with dance music For reservations call 489-3442
what-fundraiser dance
where-Lucy's in the Sky in the Ramada Inn Queensgate at 800 West 8th Street formerly Holiday Inn when-January 26 from 8p to 1a cost-20.00 per person with all proceeds going to Save Our Strays Cash Bar and DJ with dance music For reservations call 489-3442
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
The Veillette Family...
Mason Youth Football President Eric Lewis and Mason Youth Football Cheerleading President Karen Harris announced today on behalf of their organizations they are collaborating on a Memorial fund raising drive to collect donations in order to purchase a tree and a park bench to be placed at the Corwin Nixon Park in Mason. Corwin Nixon Park is the location where little Marguerite Veillette’s siblings Vincent, Jacob and Mia played while Marguerite attended cheer practices. Any remaining funds will be donated to a Children’s fund in Marguerite Veillette’s memory.
Anyone interested in making a donation to this memorial fund can do so at any Fifth Third bank location. By mail please send to:
Fifth Third Bank
5100 Terra Firma Drive
Mason, Ohio 45040
513-229-5490
Anyone interested in making a donation to this memorial fund can do so at any Fifth Third bank location. By mail please send to:
Fifth Third Bank
5100 Terra Firma Drive
Mason, Ohio 45040
513-229-5490
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Kindervelt Fashion show and luncheon...
KINDERVELT #77 FASHION SHOW & LUNCHEON
Kindervelt is the largest auxiliary for CCHMC and has been recognized as one of Greater Cincinnati’s outstanding volunteer organizations. The Lakota Chapter, Kindervelt #77 will be hosting our 17th annual Fashion Show and Luncheon at the Wetherington Golf and Country Club on Saturday, March 15, 2008. Their will be silent auctions items, basket raffles and a chance to win a beautiful piece of jewelry. All proceeds from this event go directly to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
If you would like information about this event, please e-mail:
Kindervelt77@hotmail.com
Ticket prices are $33.00
Kindervelt is the largest auxiliary for CCHMC and has been recognized as one of Greater Cincinnati’s outstanding volunteer organizations. The Lakota Chapter, Kindervelt #77 will be hosting our 17th annual Fashion Show and Luncheon at the Wetherington Golf and Country Club on Saturday, March 15, 2008. Their will be silent auctions items, basket raffles and a chance to win a beautiful piece of jewelry. All proceeds from this event go directly to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
If you would like information about this event, please e-mail:
Kindervelt77@hotmail.com
Ticket prices are $33.00
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