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:_________
Monday, August 18, 2008
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
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