Tag: lower income residents

  • Jack Rabbit added as drop-off location for annual Backpack Drive

    Jack Rabbit added as drop-off location for annual Backpack Drive

    EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to reflect that New Hope Baptist Church is not a “Drop-off” location.

    Loveland, Ohio – Loveland’s local running store JackRabbit has joined the team at the Loveland Initiative and will be helping families that live in the Loveland City School District to receive a backpack filled with school supplies for their children when they return to school in the Fall.

    Read below to find out how to enroll your child or volunteer for the program

    The goal of the back to school program is simple but powerful: If we can get all the resources in our community together, we can help economically disadvantaged children start off the new school year with many of their school-related needs.Loveland Initiative Backpack Program

    Students that benefit from this program receive items such as:

    New Backpacks

    New school supplies like notebooks, paper, pens and pencils

    Calculators

    JackRabbit is located in the Downtown Historic District in the old R.R. station. They have their own parking lot so don’t worry about those hassles. (MAP) 127 W. Loveland Avenue

    (513) 831-2378

    Store Hours

    Monday – Friday: 10am-8pm

    Saturday: 10am to 6pm

    Sunday: 11pm-6pm

    Loveland Initiative Printable School Supply List

    NOTE: New Hope Baptist Church is not a “Drop-off” location.


    Over 20 Years and Still Going Strong

    The Loveland Initiative was founded in 1996 by a group of neighbors with a mission to provide educational support and assistance to underserved children and their families. The organization focuses its attention through a wide variety of programs to help lower-income residents meet basic needs along with educational enrichment.


    Annual Backpack Program

    2019 Sign Ups

    WHERE: New Hope Baptist Church, 1401 Loveland Madeira Road
    DATES & TIMES: July 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25 and August 6, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

    TO QUALIFY, PARENTS MUST BRING THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION

    • Most Recent Loveland School Report Card OR other school documents for each child
    • If Pre-K or K, a Birth Certificate
    • Most Recent Job & Family Service Approval Letter OR Recertification Form
    • Most Recent Duke Energy Utility Bill in Head of Household’s name

    Any questions contact Executive Director Terri Rogers at (513) 739-2354.

    Receive a Backpack filled with School Supplies

    Qualifying families who meet income guidelines and live in the Loveland City School District can receive a backpack filled with school supplies for their children. Families MUST sign up students for this program.

    The goal of the back to school program is simple but powerful: If we can get all the resources in our community together, we can help economically disadvantaged children start off the new school year with many of their school-related needs.Loveland Initiative Backpack Program

    Students that benefit from this program receive items such as:

     

    New Backpacks

     

    New school supplies like notebooks, paper, pens and pencils

     

    Calculators

    Want to Help?

    Our Annual Back Pack Program gives Loveland School children the chance to start the year off with NEW Backpacks and Supplies. If you can donate a filled backpack, the children would appreciate it more than you can imagine. If you are not able to complete an entire bag by yourself, please consider sharing this project with a friend. Donations are greatly appreciated!

    School Supply List for Backpacks

    We need volunteers…
    In addition to donations, we also need volunteers to help registered families, sort, pack, and distribute backpacks. We also need help with set up and managing stations for the Back to School Fair.

     


     

     

  • #GivingTuesday – Help The Loveland Initiative continue their mission

    #GivingTuesday – Help The Loveland Initiative continue their mission

    by Terri Rogers,

    #GivingTuesday is right around the corner, November 28. It’s a global day of giving and a day when you can make an impact on low-income children and families in Loveland.

    The need in our community is real. Loveland has nearly 1,000 residents classified as low to moderate income. We are helping bridge the gap for local children and families in need.

    Our Impact:

    Backpack Program – 300 children and their families served annually

    Christmas Toy Store – 250 children and their families served annually

    Tracy L. Johnson Scholarship – 19 scholarships awarded to date

     

    YOU DON’T HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL NOVEMBER 28, YOU CAN GIVE TODAY!

    There’s no need to wait, you can make a secure donation today via credit card or PayPal, on our website at www.lovelandinitiative.org/giving-tuesday/

    You can also send a check:

    The Loveland Initiative • 901 Mohican Drive • Loveland, OH 45140

    No amount is too small to help those in need. Thank you in advance for your support!

    Special Thanks to our campaign sponsor, Fully Promoted Cincinnati.

     

    Thank you to Loveland Magazine for their continued promotional support.

     


    The Loveland Initiative is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization and has been in the community for over 20 years. We are dedicated to improving the lives of children and families in Loveland. Our programs help lower income residents meet basic needs along with educational enrichment. We are a need based, all volunteer, mission focused, and community based organization. If you would like more information about The Loveland Initiative or its programs, please visit our website at www.lovelandinitiative.org or contact Terri Rogers, Executive Director at 513-739-2354 or trogers7@fuse.net.