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LIFESTYLE LETTER

NOVEMBER 2021 PUBLISHER

Mark Andrea | mark.andrea@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Good People Doing Great Things

Amanda Stout | amanda.stout@lifestylepubs.com AD DESIGNER

Mary Albers

EVER SINCE THE FIRST ISSUE OF MASON + DEERFIELD LIFESTYLE WAS

L AYO UT DESIGNER

PUBLISHED IN MAY 2018, WE HAVE INCLUDED A GIVING BACK STORY.

Zane Smith

There is so much positive work happening around our community, and we are strong believers in spotlighting the ways all of us can get involved, support, and amplify these organizations and individuals making a difference. This month, we are thankful to share multiple Giving Back stories: from an interview

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Jonathan Stout, Amanda Stout CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Jenna Beers—Photography By Jenna

with the founder of Joshua’s Place to a collection of businesses that give back, as well as, a very special interview with a Mason Elementary student putting the ‘fun’ in fundraising in memory of a good friend. Also in this issue, we are getting into the holiday spirit as local interior designer Helen Wright shares her expert advice on dressing your dining table for Thanksgiving and beyond. And be sure to check out Local Experiences for upcoming Holiday Markets and Thanksgiving volunteer opportunities. Before you fill up with community goodness, don’t forget to submit your Final Round votes for the 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards. Head over to our Facebook page or scan the QR code on page 13 to cast your vote by November 17!

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Proverbs 3:5-6 Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle™ is published monthly by Lifestyle Publications LLC. It is distributed via the US Postal Service to some of the Mason and Deerfield area’s most affluent neighborhoods. Articles and advertisements do not necessarily reflect Lifestyle Publications’ opinions. No portion of this magazine may be reproduced in any form without written consent. Lifestyle Publications does not assume responsibility for statements made by advertisers or editorial contributors. Information in Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle™ is gathered from sources considered to be reliable, but the accuracy of all information cannot be guaranteed.


INSIDE THE ISSUE NOVEMBER 2021

FEATURES 20 A Well-Dressed Table Get ready for the holiday season with tablescape ideas and inspiration from Interiors Plus.

26 Giving Games Isaac Miller’s Claw Machine Project raises money for local nonprofits.

30 Local Businesses that Give Back Six local businesses who support the community with their expertise and generosity.

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34 Encouraging Development and Change Joshua’s Place offers meaningful outreach services to several local communities.

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DEPARTMENTS 6

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Local Experience

20 Trend Setter 26 Inspired By 30 Locals Only 34 Giving Back 38 Water & Woods 42 Lifestyle Calendar


The Northern Cincinnati Foundation has teamed up with Flynn & Co. CPAs and Advisors to o�er some year-end giving advice to help you make an impact this holiday season and plan for future philanthropy.

Rick Flynn | President & CEO Flynn & Co. CPAs & Advisors

Are charitable contributions deductible for federal income tax purposes in 2021?

Yes, charitable contributions make up a part of total itemized deductions. A taxpayer may deduct the larger of itemized deductions or the standard deduction - $25,100 if �ling married �ling jointly or surviving spouse, $12,550 if �ling as married �ling separately or single, and $18,800 if �ling as head of household. Taxpayers who take the standard deduction can still deduct $300 ($600 if married �ling joint) for cash contributions. Are there any special rules for those subject to a required minimum distribution from a retirement account?

Yes, a taxpayer subject to the required minimum distribution (RMD) rules when reaching 72 years of age may direct some or all of his RMD directly to a charity of his choice. Donors can contribute the RMD to an existing fund at the Northern Cincinnati Foundation, or establish a new fund. The retirement plan owner cannot claim a deduction for this donation, but he does not have to recognize any income for the amount of the RMD donated. In this way, even if the donor will not be itemizing, he still receives full tax bene�t for his donation.

Erin Clemons | President & CEO Northern Cincinnati Foundation

What are the advantages of giving through the Northern Cincinnati Foundation?

The Northern Cincinnati Foundation is your partner in philanthropy, with �exible giving options and a donor-focused approach to help you meet your charitable goals. We can help connect you to regional needs, and our professional sta� will work with you, or your attorney or professional advisor, to determine the best giving path for your �nancial picture. You can give now, receive immediate tax bene�ts, and decide grant distributions on your timeline to support causes important to you. Is my charitable giving restricted to the northern Cincinnati region when I give through the Foundation? Although northern Cincinnati is our area of focus, we can help you make an impact in communities across the country, or around the world, in areas that align with your interests. The administrative fee from your fund supports the Foundation’s mission to improve the quality of life for communities in northern Cincinnati through grant funding and philanthropic support.

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GOOD TIMES

Arts Alliance Deerfield Handmade Market FALL The Deerfield Handmade Market FALL was held on a warm Sunday in September at Cottell Park in Deerfield Township. Featuring arts and crafts vendors, arts demonstrations and making opportunities, music performances and food, the Deerfield Handmade Market was a fantastic showcase of all the programming the Arts Alliance helps bring to Deerfield Township. The-Arts-Alliance.org

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Mason Eye Center Eye Event Mason Eye Center hosted an Eye Event with Nanda’s Eyebrows and Amy Brenner, M.D. & Associates in September. Attendees experienced a night of pampering, drinks and small bites. Services included Upneeq which helps with eyelid droop, magnetic eyelashes, eyewear styling, eyebrow threading and Botox. MasonEyeCenter.com

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GOOD TIMES

Mason Heritage Day and Red, Rhythm and Boom The Heritage Festival Parade kicked off Mason's day of fun on Sept. 18 beginning at the Downtown Plaza and concluding at the Mason Municipal Center. Red, Rhythm and Boom continued the celebration with kid zone activities, food and drinks. Grammy award-winner Clint Black also performed followed by a stunning Rozzi Fireworks display at the end of the night. ImagineMason.org

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AROUND TOWN top students, less than one percent of high school seniors nationally, who will go on to compete for National Merit Scholarships which are awarded to finalists in 2022. MHS Principal Bobby Dodd shares, "These Comets have accomplished so much while also going to school during a global pandemic." MasonOhioSchools.com

MASON GIRLS GOLF WINS 2021 GMC TITLE WITH RECORD-BREAKING SCORE The Mason Girls Golf program broke records at the GMC Championships in September. The Comets won their third title in the past four years at Walden Ponds Golf Course, setting a new tourney record with a team score of 574 (288-286) and exceeding last year's best-ever league mark by five strokes. “I'm extremely proud of this group and their accomplishment,” says head coach Chad

MASON RESIDENT TO COMPETE IN THE MRS. AMERICAN PAGEANT

Layton. The Mason ladies golf program has cap-

Mason Resident, Kristen Houchin, will repre-

tured the GMC title 10 times in the 15 years since

sent Ohio at The Mrs. America competition held in

entering the GMC in 2007. GoMasonComets.com

Las Vegas, Nevada on Nov. 20. The national competition consists of interviews, national costume, swimsuit and evening gown presentations. The top six and then top three finalists are also asked a question to determine a winner. Kristen, and all 50 contestants from each state support Victoria's Voice and their work to fight the opioid epidemic. She also supports the Dolly Effect which empowers people to be more than what they were "supposed" to be. MrsOhAmerica.com

DERMATOLOGY & SKIN CARE ASSOCIATES MAKES MOVE TO NEW OFFICES Dermatology & Skin Care Associates (DSCA) recently moved across town from Mason, celebrating with an October grand opening at 7249 Liberty

MHS STUDENTS NAMED NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS FOR 2022 COMPETITION

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Way in West Chester. Dr. Elizabeth Muennich, Dr. Greg Palmer and Dr. Veronica Russo are excited to continue to offer cutting edge patient care in the

Thirty-three Mason High School (MHS) stu-

brand-new facility, offering comprehensive medical

dents were named National Merit Semifinalists

and cosmetic dermatological treatments and med

in the 67th annual National Merit Scholarship

spa services. From acne, eczema, and psoriasis

Competition. Students were also recognized

to skin cancer treatments and surgeries, DSCA

by the Mason City Schools Board of Education

offers a wide variety of cosmetic, skin rejuvenation

on Oct. 26. They are among 16,000 of the nation's

and spa procedures. They also provide medical

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grade skin care products. The second floor of their new building hosts the Butler County Medical Society, of which Dr. Muennich currently serves as president. DermatologyandSkinCare.com

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MADECDC PARTNERS WITH WEST CHESTER HOSPITAL TO AWARD LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS Shivanshi Tandon of William Mason High School recently received a UC Health West Chester Hospital Community Fund scholarship thanks to a partnership between UC Health West Chester Hospital, the Mason Deerfield (MADE) Chamber and MADECDC. The scholarships are funded through the organization’s annual golf

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outing, held at Mason Golf Center and featuring Mason and Deerfield restaurants. The organizations collaboratively invest in local youth and the workforce of tomorrow, by recognizing and distributing scholarships to area high school seniors who are pursuing an academic career in healthcare. Foundation.UC.edu, MADEChamber.org, MADECDC.org

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LOCAL EXPERIENCE

THANKFUL THIS MONTH, WE CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING, A TIME TO REMIND OURSELVES OF THE BOUNTIFUL BLESSINGS WE HAVE IN OUR LIVES. November offers the perfect opportunity to spend extra time with the ones we love and support local businesses and organizations throughout our area and community.

HOLIDAY MARKETS + Greater Cincinnati Holiday Market features 300+ vendors at the Duke Energy Convention Center on Nov. 12-14 to help make your season bright. Tickets available online. 525 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio + Get ready for the holidays at the Deerfield Handmade Market WINTER on Nov. 7. Artisans, makers and creators will offer an eclectic mix of items. 7440 S Mason Montgomery Rd, Mason, Ohio + The Germania Society Christkindlmarkt is the oldest German Christmas Market in the Cincinnati region. Enjoy authentic holiday shopping, entertainment, music, food and more, Nov. 5-7. 3529 W Kemper Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio + Support small businesses and experience your nearby city in a unique and engaging way at the City Flea Holiday Market, Dec. 11 from 4-9 p.m. 1230 Elm St, Cincinnati, Ohio + Shop Local at the Mason Community Center on Dec. 1. Jewelry, arts and crafts, books, woodworking, and more will be available to shop. 6050 S Mason Montgomery Rd, Mason, Ohio 16

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THANKSGIVING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

La Soupe

+ The Care Center is partnering with the Loveland LIFE Food Pantry for their annual Turkeyfest, Saturday Nov. 20 help provide the community with all the fixins’! 541 Loveland Madeira Rd, Loveland, Ohio + Looking for a rewarding (virtual!) volunteer opportunity? Help with homework and online tutoring with NEST Community Learning Center’s ground-breaking AfterSchool Program. 11905 Rich Rd, Loveland, Ohio + Make a difference with La Soupe—pickup and deliver surplus food to La Soupe HQ, or help sort and prep food in their chef-driven kitchen. 915 E McMillan St, Cincinnati, Ohio + Clear your closets and donate items to Clutter 2 Care, or volunteer for Family Service Day, November 21st—turning donations into mission funds for the community. 8703 Fields Ertel Rd , Cincinnati, Ohio

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+ Help prepare food or donate a meal for families staying at the Ronald McDonald House through their Taste of Hope program. 341 Erkenbrecher Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio

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62nd Annual Mason Kiwanis Pancake Day TICKETS $6.00 AT THE DOOR or pre-purchase tickets for $5.00 online at m asonkiwanis.org

Join us on November 13, 2021 7am-1pm Mason Middle School Pancakes-Sausage-Biscuits & Gravy Coffee-Milk-Juice all proceeds benefit kids in Warren County

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When is the last time that you did something for the first time? This tag line can be heard at Tough Mudder races and even on the radio in a country song. If you really thought about it, what would be your answer? For me it was completing an Olympic Triathlon at VOA park a few weeks ago. The Mojo Triathlon was a great challenge and a humbling experience overall. I wasn’t prepared for the open water swimming portion. It is challenging to maintain bearings! I managed to backstroke, side stroke and breath stroke my way through the mile swim. While it’s in our nature to be comfortable, when we seek new experiences and push out of our comfort zone, we are rewarded. You get to feel things you’ve never felt, see things you’ve never seen and most importantly you never wonder “what if” I never went, saw, or did. I encourage you to think about something new you want to do in 2022. Whether you want to travel, achieve a fitness endeavor or attain something in your profession, work on a plan to make it happen. And if like me, you find yourself somewhat unprepared in an open water swim, I hope you push through!


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ARTICLE AMANDA STOUT | PHOTOGRAPHY JENNA BEERS

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GET READY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON WITH TABLESCAPE IDEAS AND INSPIRATION FROM INTERIORS PLUS.

WITH THE HOLIDAY SEASON FAST APPROACHING, IT’S TIME TO THINK ABOUT ADORNING YOUR DINING AREA FOR FAMILY MEALS AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS. We worked with interior designer Helen Wright of Mason’s Interiors Plus to provide a vision for your holiday tablescapes this year. Helen recommends looking for opportunities to change out just a few items to take your table decor from Thanksgiving into the winter holidays more seamlessly. Fall candles, table runners or chargers and decorative items can easily be swapped for more wintery colors or textures. Also, consider leaving bright harvest colors in October and opt for more modern neutrals that can work beyond Thanksgiving. Lastly, don’t forget your buffet table—it offers additional space for decorating that won’t interfere with your guests’ view or place settings at mealtime. All items pictured here are available through Interiors Plus. Helen’s team is always happy to suggest the perfect elements to complement your space or occasion. To learn more, visit InteriorsPlusMasonOhio.com. CONTINUED >

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TREND SETTER (CONTINUED)

TIPS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY DINING AREA CENTERPIECES Keep centerpieces on your table low so guests can easily chat and pass food at the table. Also, try starting with a neutral base, such as greens and whites, that can have elements added or subtracted to add a pop of color or fit a seasonal theme. All Interiors Plus arrangements are custom and can be tailored to your dining room or holiday decor. FURNITURE Setting up the buffet or console at the head of the table allows you to create a striking display with height that can easily be changed out for the seasons. DECORATIVE ACCENTS When choosing decor items, think warm tones, cozy textures like velvet and plaid patterns for fall. Winter holidays demand sparkle with icy metallics and pops of white. Incorporate a variety of gourds for Thanksgiving and delicate deer and modern tree shapes for winter holidays. Repurposed ornaments are perfect for rounding out the look.

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INSPIRED BY

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ISAAC MILLER’S CLAW MACHINE PROJECT RAISES MONEY FOR LOCAL NONPROFITS.

THE CLAW MACHINE IS A CLASSIC CHILDHOOD ATTRACTION AT ARCADES, RESTAURANTS AND SUPERMARKETS. While most kids are focused on strategies for capturing the prizes inside, Mason Elementary School Student, Isaac Miller, saw the claw machine as an opportunity to benefit local nonprofits. A lover of claw machines, Isaac watched videos on YouTube of people buying and using their own. This inspired him to begin considering the possibilities for owning one himself. “When my good friend JJ Day passed away, I was trying to think of a way to help,” Isaac shares. “I got a claw machine so we could raise money for the Love Like JJ Foundation.” After purchasing the claw machine and filling it with stuffed animals, he chose Sonder Brewing for its location.

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who Isaac Miller is a 4th grader at Mason Elementary School.

plan He hopes to have 10 charitable claw machines within the next two years.

goal Donations of items to fill the claw machines are welcomed. Popular items include stuffed animals, gift cards, headphones, and books. Cash donations fund the purchase of more machines.

contact For more information on contributing, please contact Isaac’s mother, Crystal Miller, at crystalbmiller21@gmail.com.

Isaac Miller with his parents and Kristen Day, JJ’s mom

“I knew it was a big place and that the claw machine would give kids something to do there,” Isaac explains. Since its placement at Sonder, the claw machine has raised $1,000 for the Love Like JJ Foundation. They will use the funds Isaac donates to purchase gifts for kids at Ronald McDonald House. “It has been rewarding to see Isaac believe in this idea and see it succeed,” Isaac’s mother, Crystal Miller, reflects. Isaac prefers to fill the machines with donated items so that 100% of the profits can go directly to charity rather than sacrificing a portion to cover the purchase of new prize items. Popular prizes include pop-it fidgets, stuffed animals, gift cards, t-shirts and more. His second claw machine is placed at Third Eye Brewing, owned by Bonnie and Tom Collins. Proceeds from this claw machine will be donated to the Live Like Maya Foundation, which funds pediatric cancer research. Isaac’s third claw machine will also benefit Love Like JJ and is currently in need of a home. Isaac’s dream is to one day have an entire arcade whose proceeds would be donated to nonprofits. CityLifestyle.com/MasonandDeerfield

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LOCALS ONLY

LOCAL BUSINESSES T HAT GIVE BACK SIX LOCAL BUSINESSES WHO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY WITH THEIR EXPERTISE AND GENEROSITY.

THE HOLIDAY SEASON IS THE TIME OF YEAR

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FOR REFLECTING ON WHAT WE ARE THANK-

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community that are making a difference

to be conscious of those near and far who may

by going above and beyond their day-

need additional support. Every month, we share

to-day work to volunteer their expertise,

wonderful local organizations that are giving back

resources, time or money.

to the community in a variety of important ways; by addressing food insecurity, educational needs, animal welfare, mental health, children’s and family services and much more.

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CREATIVE CONTRACTING INC.

KALA COFFEEHOUSE

LINDNER CENTER OF HOPE

Creative Contracting, Inc. (CCI)

This popular coffee shop and

Lindner Center of HOPE provides

recently donated their services to a

gathering space was founded with

patient care for mental illness and

local family who needed an accessi-

the core values of quality, hospitality

addiction.

ble bathroom remodel after adopting

and generosity. They partner with and

ted to community education that

a disabled child. The family provided

donate 100% of their tips to organiza-

increases awareness of mental ill-

materials and CCI donated their design,

tions like Shine Like Sable, New Life

ness with a goal of reducing stigma

project management, supervision and

Furniture, Building Blocks for Kids

and encouraging treatment access.

administrative services to ensure the

and Big Brothers, Big Sisters. Kala

A free community education series

renovation was successful and met

targets kid-specific, Warren County

is offered throughout the year, and

their needs. CCI’s other charitable

causes, opting to do more for a few.

a session on Family Boundaries is

contributions include: Mason Schools

It’s proven successful—they’ve raised

being presented on Dec. 15 at Manor

Foundation,

more than $75,000 in just 3.5 years.

House Event Center from 6-7:30 p.m.

KalaCoffeehouse.com

LindnerCenterofHOPE.org

St.

Susanna

Catholic

Church, and Mason Boy Scout Troop

They’re

also

commit-

500 and Cub Scout Pack 323, just to name a few. Creative-SBC.com

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VAN DYKE MORTGAGE

16 LOTS BREWERY

ORCA COWORKING

The Mason branch of Van Dyke

Through a combination of direct

Creating the perfect blend of com-

Mortgage, led by Rob Young, is sup-

paid sponsorships and donations of a

munity and quiet office space, ORCA

porting the Luke5Adventures fund-

portion of proceeds for events hosted

coworking does more than give pro-

raising gala on Nov. 6 with a $5,000

there, 16 Lots Brewery in Mason sup-

fessionals in Mason and Lebanon a

donation. Rob shares, “Luke 5’s passion

ports a large list of local nonprofits

place to work. As a nonprofit, all of

to eliminate roadblocks for people

and organizations. Some of these

their proceeds support mission work

living with disabilities is inspiring. At

include: Live Like Maya Foundation,

locally, nationally and internationally.

this point, their hikers have gone on

Cancer Free Kids, Kenny Anderson

Locally, they support the Mason

more hikes than me!” Rob’s branch

Alliance, Mason MECC PTO, and the

Food Pantry, which provides food,

also donates to SonLight Power, and

American Legion. Says co-founder

healthcare and household products

the Haitian Timoun Foundation. They

Mike Burton, “It’s important to us to

to families in need. They also back

also assist their real estate partners at

support local fundraising because it is

Luke5Adventures, which offers hiking

Keller-Williams with community clean

our community that supports us, and

opportunities to people with disabil-

up during their National Day of Service.

allows us to run a successful busi-

ities, nationwide. Internationally, they

Cincinnati.VanDykMortgage.com

ness.” 16Lots.com

support the Economic Development Center in Jos, Nigeria, providing employment opportunities to Kisimet Village. ORCACoworking.com

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GIVING BACK

JOSHUA’S PLACE OFFERS MEANINGFUL OUTREACH SERVICES TO SEVERAL LOCAL COMMUNITIES. ARTICLE JONATHAN STOUT PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

JOSHUA'S PLACE BEGAN AS THE LOCAL

OUTREACH

CROSSING

FOR

COMMUNITY

RIVERS CHURCH

CHURCH'S RENTED OFFICE SPACE TO START A FOOD PANTRY. From the start, their mission was to go further than the average food pantry—they wanted to establish unique relationships with every family that they served. Eventually, they branched out to offer literacy tutoring, technology resources and addiction recovery services, making it possible for Joshua’s Place to help more people than ever before. We spoke with Joshua’s Place founder Kevin Peyton about their expanded location in Mason and their upcoming plans. YOUR ORGANIZATION BEGAN 13 YEARS AGO, AND NOW INCLUDES HUNDREDS OF VOLUNTEERS. WHAT WAS YOUR PROCESS OF ACHIEVING SUCCESS AND HOW WERE YOU ABLE TO GROW AS IMPRESSIVELY AS YOU HAVE? A key to our growth has been our willingness to listen to the families we serve and provide help in a way that makes a difference while also preserving dignity and self-worth. We find that this approach resonates with those wanting to help, but not knowing exactly what help looks like. We currently have more than 400 volunteers who come from more than 30 churches in the areas surrounding the five school districts (Mason, Kings, Lebanon, Little Miami, Deer Park) that we support.

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ENCOURAGING DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE

IN SOUTH LEBANON, USING THE


CAN YOU DESCRIBE YOUR PROGRAMS AND THE WORK

HOW CAN PEOPLE SUPPORT YOUR

THAT YOU DO?

EFFORTS AND GET INVOLVED?

Our adult food cooperative is our marquis program where mem-

If they'd like to support us with volunteer time

bers receive $60 in groceries bi-weekly. Our children's programs

or money, they can connect with us through our

include mentoring/tutoring, weekend food, daytime food snacks in

website, JoshuasPlace.cc.

school buildings and summer camps. Additionally, we do a lot of support for families where seasonal needs arise; like back to school,

ARE THERE UPCOMING EVENTS THAT YOU'D

holidays and extracurricular activities.

LIKE TO SHARE WITH THE COMMUNITY?

WHAT BROUGHT YOU TO MASON?

the Manor House Event Center in Mason. It's a

Our annual Gala is Friday, November 19 at Joshua's Place started in South Lebanon which was the office for

Monte Carlo format with lots of auction items.

Rivers Crossing Community Church before they had their own facil-

It’s a great night out. You can find details and

ity. We came to Mason as part of our desire to support the adjacent

purchase tickets at our website.

school districts to our original site in the Kings School District. Joshua’s Place WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART ABOUT THE WORK THAT YOU

83 N Section St, South Lebanon

DO WITH JOSHUA'S PLACE?

513.617.9099, JoshuasPlace.cc

Seeing families move from instability to stability. It’s not just about feeling good, but also about being able to provide relationships that encourage development and change.

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WATER & WOODS BEN HIGGINS TALKS COFFEE, HOPE & HUMANITY, AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE THANKFUL

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CL: WHAT DOES THE TERM ‘THANKFUL’ OR ‘GRATEFUL’ MEAN TO YOU?

Plus, we believe that people enjoy drinking life-changing coffee that has a story behind it over their regular cup of coffee.

BH: It may sound corny and cliche, but when I think of gratitude, it’s an every day break to look at where my life

CL: WHAT ARE YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PEOPLE TO GIVE

sits and to be thankful for the friends and family around

BACK IN THEIR COMMUNITY?

me and the things that I am able to be a part of.

BH: I think everybody can figure out what they can do in their local communities by asking the same question: What is it around me that makes me the

CL: TELL US ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE MOST PROUD

angriest? Maybe it’s people without homes, maybe it’s animals or the environ-

OF OR INSPIRED BY?

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Plus, you can do that sitting on your couch drinking a great cup of Generous Coffee.

they are good or not comes from my faith. I just want to be a part of loving others and loving God well.

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CL: HOW DID GENEROUS COFFEE BEGIN?

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information call 513.932.2601 or visit

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WOMEN WALKING WEST FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN & BOURBON RAFFLE

6, 14

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KINGSWOOD PARK INVASIVE PLANT REMOVAL

PAINT-YOUR-OWN POTTERY

Kingswood Park

Deerfield

Campaign and Bourbon Raffle—Pour

Deerfield Township continues to

Recreation partners with Star Glazers to

for a Purpose. The Bourbon Raffle will

need volunteers to help with removal

offer a paint-your-own pottery event for

take place virtually on Nov. 4 with 14

of invasive Callery Pear trees and

the community. Participants can select

prizes being raffled. Watch the

Honeysuckle on Kingswood North.

from a variety of options - cups, bowls,

winners being pulled via Facebook

There

opportuni-

plates, boxes, banks, and more! All the

Live (winners will also be contacted

ties on Nov. 6 and 14 from 9 a.m.-1

supplies you need to paint your piece

via email). For more information

p.m. Volunteers will hand saw small

are provided. Finished pieces will be

and to purchase raffle tickets visit,

plants and trees, and help drag

glazed and fired for you. Register online

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November is the first month for the Deerfield Farmers' Market win-

Christmas trees to all manner of

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furniture, accessories and gifts. Visit

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10-11 a.m. at the Kingswood Park com-

on Nov. 4 from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. for a

Middle School for a great breakfast.

munity pavilion. The volunteer-run

special Ladies Day Out featuring

Connect with friends over pancakes,

market features fresh, natural or sus-

light bites, wine and specials. Return

sausage, biscuits and gravy served

tainably grown items produced by

for the Christmas Open House Nov.

with your choice of coffee, milk

local farmers. Check their Facebook

5-6 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. to enjoy

or juice and help Mason Kiwanis

page for an updated list of ven-

savings and festivities all weekend

improve the lives of children in our

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MASON COMMUNITY BAND CONCERT

DECK THE HALLS CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

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Mason Middle School Auditorium

Join the Mason Community Band for

St. Frances De Sales Church

7:00 p.m. in the Mason Middle School

Hat and all of your favorite Dr. Seuss

Lebanon's St. Francis De Sales

Auditorium. Listeners of all ages will

characters spring to life onstage in

Church will hold their Deck the

be able to enjoy a variety of pieces

Seussical Jr., a fantastical musical

Halls Christmas Bazaar on Nov.

from upbeat marches to well known

extravaganza

Tony-winners,

13 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Crafts and

show tunes and holiday staples. Check

Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty.

gently used Christmas items will

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Presented by Mason's Acting Up

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for more details about the concert.

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raffle, visit from Santa, baked goods

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duction. Tickets are $15/person for

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