“It’s so important for us to reach out and help others, especially during this time,” says Alison Caller, chair of Jewish Federation of Cincinnati’s Women’s Philanthropy (WP). Caller works alongside Carrie Goldhoff, WP’s vice chair. The two have been hard at work this year, coordinating a number of WP events to help make sure our community continues to feel connected despite COVID-19 restrictions.
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Before the May 8 event, JDRF will provide participants with what Newman calls a “party in a box.” These at-home party kits will include décor (linens, chair coverings, even sequined chair bands) as well as scrumptious food and alcohol, including a custom cocktail kit. Partnering with Jeff Thomas Catering, they have created a self-contained menu that includes easy-prep entrees that need only to be popped into the oven for 15 minutes.
Hanson Audio Video offers one central wireless system that provides coverage for the whole house, which simplifies things and makes everything run more smoothly.
FC Cincinnati is set to open West End Stadium in Spring 2021. Designed for the ultimate fan experience, seats will be close to the action with options from only 15 feet from the field, thereby amplifying the enthusiastic game-day environment.
Since 1951, Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS) has focused on providing a safe and welcoming environment for our residents, visitors and team members. Our newest step along this journey is the new Center for Memory Support and Inclusion.
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Debby Thompson and her husband, Larry, have served in global missions with Campus Crusade for Christ International since 1974, and are counted among the pioneers of Western missionaries who lived covertly behind the Iron Curtain in communist Poland. In total, the Thompsons spent 33 years serving in Eastern Europe, witnesses to a period of dramatic social, political and spiritual change. Now living in Cincinnati and working with Athletes in Action International, Debby is a speaker, writer and mentor for women around the world. Her award-winning book, The Leader’s Wife, Living With Eternal Intentionality®, launched in 2018.
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“It’s so important for us to reach out and help others, especially during this time,” says Alison Caller, chair of Jewish Federation of Cincinnati’s Women’s Philanthropy (WP). Caller works alongside Carrie Goldhoff, WP’s vice chair. The two have been hard at work this year, coordinating a number of WP events to help make sure our community continues to feel connected despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Before the May 8 event, JDRF will provide participants with what Newman calls a “party in a box.” These at-home party kits will include décor (linens, chair coverings, even sequined chair bands) as well as scrumptious food and alcohol, including a custom cocktail kit. Partnering with Jeff Thomas Catering, they have created a self-contained menu that includes easy-prep entrees that need only to be popped into the oven for 15 minutes.
Hanson Audio Video offers one central wireless system that provides coverage for the whole house, which simplifies things and makes everything run more smoothly.
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