LiPuma is the presentation director of FLOC. They are a a 100% volunteer agency, with the mission to serve over 6,000 children in the greater Dayton area who are neglected, abused, in foster care, or who are in need of community resources.
With roots in improvisation, Emerge Improv uses experience-based training to transform the way individuals, teams and whole organizations communicate.
This year’s recipient is Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Lolli. Fire Chief Scott Kujawa presented the award. Included in the article is the story of how this award came to be.
To explain how volunteering for the Christmas Tree Lot fundraiser works, a skit called JeopardTree was performed. It was both informative and funny! You will learn something if you read on!
The organization rescues animals and retrains them to be companions for veterans. They only use rescue dogs, half of which were set to be euthanized.
Learn about homeless youth services provided by Daybreak. Also, learn the winner of the Diaper Drive benefitting the Dayton Diaper Depot. You will learn what the Dayton Diaper Depot is doing for the community. Additionally, Dr. Tom Henderson is honored. Today was a joint meeting with Centerville Rotary.
Poteat is the lead administrator for external relations and fundraising, serving both institutional advancement and the athletic department and has oversight of all external affairs, development, administration, branding and licensing
Erma’s House is a program of Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley (CSSMV) that came from the community’s need for a safe, structured environment where children could have scheduled contact and maintain a relationship with their non-residential parents.
It is the mission of the Centerville Education Foundation to generate and distribute financial resources and other resources for enrichment programs and projects aimed at enhancing and increasing educational opportunities for students, faculty, and staff in the Centerville City Schools.
Read the article to learn more about how CEF is helping students and teachers in our schools.
Today we heard from our own member, Bill Stone, who is now the Governor of the Great Ohio District of Optimist International. He gave an inspiring speech and the full text of it is in the article.
Today was the first meeting with Beth Duncan as Centerville Noon Optimist President running the meeting. She is going to be great!
