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  • Stepping Stones to Put on 24th Annual Golf Classic at O’Bannon Creek Golf Club

    Stepping Stones to Put on 24th Annual Golf Classic at O’Bannon Creek Golf Club

    Owen Wrassman and Kristy Suszek (Provided Photo)

    Stepping Stones will host their 2025 Golf Classic on Monday, June 2 at the O’Bannon Creek Golf Club. Stepping Stones and event chair John Borchers, Jr. invite you to “enjoy a beautiful day of golf, benefiting year-round programs for children, teens and adults with disabilities.” The day will feature exciting hole challenges, premier raffle prizes and more!

    The Golf Classic benefits Stepping Stones’ mission to build pathways to independence and promote inclusion for people with developmental and physical disabilities. You can show your support by starting a team or becoming a sponsor. At the end of the day, golfers can relax with food and drinks as awards are handed out for the day’s winning teams and top golfers.

    “We are so excited to celebrate the 24th year of this event. It will be a great day of golf and we hope that you’ll join us in support of Stepping Stones’ year-round programs for individuals with disabilities,” said event chair, John Borchers, Jr.

    Event tickets are $300 for a single and $1,200 for a foursome.

    The O’Bannon Creek Golf Club is located at 6842 Oakland Road in Loveland, Ohio.

    To buy tickets or become a sponsor, contact Anna Osowski at 513-965-5101 or email Anna.Osowski@SteppingStonesOhio.org.

    Volunteers are needed for The Golf Classic, please visit bit.ly/GolfClassicVolunteer to sign up if you are interested. Visit SteppingStonesGolf.org for more event information.

    Stepping Stones is an impact agency that serves individuals with disabilities in day and overnight programs that increase independence and promote inclusion. Founded in 1963, the agency provides educational, recreational and social programs at locations in Batavia, Indian Hill, Norwood and Western Hills. For more information, visit www.SteppingStonesOhio.org.
  • 19th Annual Paxton’s Grill Golf Outing Benefitting CancerFree KIDS

    19th Annual Paxton’s Grill Golf Outing Benefitting CancerFree KIDS

    Promoted Post

    June 7 and 8 | Hickory Woods Golf Course

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    July 15 | O’Bannon Creek Golf Club

     

    Loveland, Ohio – Paxton’s Grill had a great golf outing in 2023, and raised $85K for CancerFree Kids.

    Registration and Sponsorship available by clicking here.

    Download a printable version of our 2024 sponsorship form here.

     

    Watch last year’s check presentation:

    ABOUT CancerFree KIDS

    CancerFree KIDS aims to find more effective and gentler treatments for childhood cancer by funding innovative research projects in the early stages of development. New ideas need money to grow, yet potential breakthrough treatment methods often go unfunded because pediatric cancer research is drastically limited. CancerFree KIDS provides grants to high-risk/high-reward childhood cancer research projects in these crucial early stages, which allows researchers to prove their concept, secure additional funding, and eventually create new treatments for kids.

  • Come Out to Support the LHS Athletes at the Annual Athletic Boosters Golf Scramble!

    Come Out to Support the LHS Athletes at the Annual Athletic Boosters Golf Scramble!

    by Cassie Mattia

    Loveland, Ohio – The LHS Athletics community has come together in light of the “Pay-To-Play” announcement to support the Tiger student-athletes that now have to pay $310 per sport. The Loveland Athletic Boosters, a non-profit organization composed of adult volunteers, have been and continue to be one of the biggest advocates for the LHS student-athletes as they are consistently coming up with ways to generate income for the LHS Athletic Department. Money is raised typically by running concessions, fundraising, and Booster Membership fees.

    Recently, the Loveland Athletic Boosters created a Facebook group that is focused on raising money for the pay-to-play fees for LHS student-athletes. Click the article link below to learn about the Loveland Athletic Boosters Facebook group and how you can “Adopt-A-Tiger!”

    Local Facebook Group Fundraises for “Pay-to-Play” LHS Student-Athletes!

    Now that July is here, the Boosters are now preparing for one of their biggest fundraisers of the year, the 21st Annual Athletic Boosters Golf Scramble, which is set to be held on July 27th at O’Bannon Creek Golf Club. There are several different packages that you can grab to support the Tiger athletes that are listed below!

    The Golf Scramble registration, buffet lunch, and practice time on the golf range will start at 11 AM and end at 1 PM. At 1 PM the shotgun will sound kicking off the scramble officially. At 6:45 PM dinner and awards will be held.

    The Annual Golf Scramble will feature course challenges such as the longest drive and the closest to the pin, a Par 3 challenge, a Par 5 challenge, a putting contest on the practice green, a Mulligans sale, and a Hole-In-One Challenge sponsored by Performance Lexus.

    The deadline for registration is Friday, July 17th. To register now click the REGISTRANT INFORMATION tab below!

    2020 Athletic Boosters Annual Golf Scramble

    When
    Monday, July 27th
    Lunch starts at 11:00 AM and the shotgun start will occur at 1 PM
    Dinner and awards will follow immediately after the golf scramble
    Where
      
    O’Bannon Creek Golf Club, 6842 Oakland Rd, Loveland, OH 45140
    Ticket options
    Foursome                       $600.00
    Individual Golfer             $175.00
    Tee or Green Sponsor     $150.00
    Coach                            $100.00 or
    Dinner only                    $45.00
    To learn more about the Loveland Athletic Boosters and the Annual Golf Scramble you can visit their Facebook Page or website at http://lovelandathleticboosters.com/.
  • Lieutenant Amy Campbell is vital part of Loveland’s DNA

    Lieutenant Amy Campbell is vital part of Loveland’s DNA

    Cassie Mattia is a resident of Historic Downtown Loveland

    by Cassie Mattia

    Loveland, Ohio – Mother, Lieutenant, and Inspiration! These are just a few words that describe Amy Campbell. After recently being promoted to Lieutenant of the Loveland Police Department, Campbell sat down with LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV to talk about her journey to becoming such an important part of our police force all while raising 4 children!

    Not only has Lieutenant Campbell impacted the Loveland Police Department in the most positive way – she has also become a vital part of the community of Loveland’s DNA.

    Check out the full interview with Lieutenant Amy Campbell below and I promise you will feel inspired to take on the world after hearing her story!

     

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    Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association Golf Outing

    Date:        Monday, August 19, 2019

    Time:       9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start (Please arrive at least 30 minutes early!)

    Place:       O’Bannon Creek Golf Club 6842 St. Rte. 48, Loveland, Ohio 45140

    Format:    Four-person Scramble

    Cost:        $100.00 per player (Lunch included) / $20.00 Lunch only

    Register by:  August 9, 2019

    Individuals, businesses, civic/social groups are encouraged to participate as golfers, hole sponsors, or as door prize contributors.  If people are interested in playing in the golf outing but cannot come up with a foursome, we invite them to register anyway and we will match them up with other individual players.  Anyone interested in participating in or supporting the golf outing should contact Gene Bishop, Miami Township CPAAA at 513 225-5334 or, Peggy Goodwin, Loveland CPAAA at pjgoodwin@fuse.net or 513-677-9066.

    The Loveland Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association uses its share of the proceeds from the annual golf outing to fund various projects and initiatives in support of our Loveland Police Division.  One such project was contributing towards the purchase of an ATV several years ago; this vehicle allowed our officers to maneuver more easily within crowds during events, etc.  More recently we purchased a gas grill for use by officers and staff at the Safety Center as well as replacing two tent canopies used by the officers at various events.  In addition, the Alumni co-sponsors an Emergency Services Scholarship (along with the Loveland Police Officers Association) that is open to any student living within the City of Loveland who is majoring in Criminal Justice.

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