CNOtes are blog articles about CNO 2.0 evening meetings. CNO 2.0 meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at 5:30 PM.
Hannah’s Treasure Chest provides basic items for children in need. They are not a direct service organization. A partner such as a counselor or service agency finds people in need and requests to get the items from HTC. Just a few examples of items that can be obtained are clothing, shoes, underwear, diapers, and toys.
Heavier than Air Brewing Company – Hanah’s Treasure Chest – Aneesa Bhimani-Trimble Read More »
This is Matt’s 23rd year coaching track. He values that his sport is a no cut sport at CHS and it is very much needed. Some kids need a chance to interact with other kids, some just need a gym credit, others need to meet a kids to have lunch with. In track there is almost always improvement the kids can see as their times get better sometimes day to day. Track kids learn to compete. He finds what the kids are good at. each kid gets to compete at least once a week.
Chappy’s Social House – Matt Somerlot CHS Educator and Track Coach Read More »
Joe and his cousin run Poelking Lanes. The business was started in the 1940s by his grandfather. World War II caused the lanes to close after a few years because there were not enough workers available to work as pinsetters. The Poelking Lanes on Wilmington Avenue started again in the 1950’s. In November of 2012 the VIP suite at Poelking Lanes South was opened and it is a place to have your own private bowling party.
Poelking Lanes Dayton Mall – Joe Poelking Read More »
Mike Swartz is the owner of Ollie’s place. They have thousands of choices of beer and whiskey. The name Ollie’s is in honor of his beloved grandfather. Clayton Hicks is the founder and CEO of the H7 Global Network. H7 is a system for finding people that you want to work with and learning business building techniques.
Ollie’s Place – Mike Schwartz & Clayton Hicks – H7 Read More »
T.J.’s Place of Hope is an organization of compassionate people to help those with addictions in a safe, confidential, peer-reinforced environment. Besides addictions like drug and alcohol, they are one of the few places helping with self-injury, eating disorders, and other destructive disorders. They work directly with Centerville High School.
David Ball – TJ’s Place of Hope Read More »
PuroClean is an emergency services company. Core services are water damage restoration, fire damage restoration, and mold removal services. The company has 25 employees who all know the Core Values of the business: Do the right thing; be respectful of people and property; be passionate about what you do; give back.
Becky Edgren – PuroClean of Dayton Read More »
Steve is the president of SVG Motors, SVG Chevrolet, SVG Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, and SVG Urbana. Steve gave us an uplifting of how he came to be the successful owner of several automobile dealerships in the extended Dayton area.
Steve Van Gorder – Founder, SVG Motors Read More »
Jason Johnson, our guest speaker, gave a very inspiring talk on BOOG Ministries and how they are helping feed families – many with kids in the local area. The work they do is life-changing for the families they serve. For more information on BOGG (Because of God’s Grace) Ministries and the wonderful work they do can be found on their website.
Jason Johnson – BOGG Minsitries Read More »
Coach Ullery thanks the Optimist Club for their support of CHS and specifically that recent large donation the club made to fund the purchase of football helmets for the CHS football players that have impact sensors. The state-of-the-art helmets help protect the health of our kids by alerting coaches when a hit occurs that may require that concussion protocol be followed to protect the student.
Brent Ullery – CHS Football Coach Read More »
