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
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