Tom Frazier Tee Off for Youth Golf Classic and Haunted Trail Skit
A recap of CNO’s 31st Annual Tom Frazier Tee Off for Youth Golf Classic was given today, followed by a funny skit explaining the volunteers needed for the Haunted Trial.
A recap of CNO’s 31st Annual Tom Frazier Tee Off for Youth Golf Classic was given today, followed by a funny skit explaining the volunteers needed for the Haunted Trial.
People are facing unprecedented mental health challenges. Hoofprints offers a unique solution: Equine Assisted Learning (EAL), a scientifically proven therapy using horse interactions. Equine Assisted Activities can help clients with depression, anxiety, ADHD, conduct disorders, addiction, trauma, eating disorders, spectrum and health difficulties, dissociative disorders, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and other mental health difficulties.
4 Paws for Ability enriches the lives of people with disabilities by placing life changing service dogs. They breed, raise, and train service dogs in preparation to assist their partner with specific tasks and skills that mitigate the impacts of their partner’s disabilities.
The vision of the museum is, “Through art, we create transformative and diverse experiences, strengthen community connections and inspire imagination.” Today’s CNOtes also includes a recap of the Great Ohio District’s 75th annual convention.
The meeting today was held offsite. Thanks to Debe Dockins, Erin Laurito and her cute daughters, Beth Duncan, Joan Cordonnier, and Mary Ann Mackenzie for arranging the picnic that was a tasty and fun event.
Since 1985, Artemis Center has made great strides in the community, helping more than 100,000 victims and their children through crisis intervention, safety planning, education, and support. The name, “Artemis Center,” comes from Artemis, the Greek goddess. She is known as the goddess of light and protector of the vulnerable.
Today we heard a recap of the Wall That Heals from Debe Dockins. Then we heard Patrick Arehart give some tips and training on using online forms instead of clipboards to volunteer or to attend social events. By using online forms, you are helping event organizers save a lot of time.
Shelly Calvert is the founder and director of We Love Birthday Parties, a local nonprofit that sprinkles love through the simple joy of birthday parties for kids who otherwise may not be celebrated. She has a deep passion for helping kids from hard places!
Gary Smiga presented the 2023 awards and the renewals from last year. This year there were five first-year winners and five renewals.
Annually, the Noon Optimist Club of Centerville recognizes outstanding youth with Memorial Education Assistance Awards given in memory of the club members who have passed away while active members. Recipients must be a graduating high school senior attending a college or university, be a resident of Centerville or Washington Township, have a strong record of participation in community service activities and possess a financial need. Applicants also write an essay which is used to select the winners.
Today was “Club Day,” so there was no guest speaker. Learn about Safetyville Square and the recent Optimist International Worldwide Convention. Additionally hear about CNO’s involvement with Americana.