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________________________________________________________________
Monday, June 23, 2008
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.
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