Walworth Junction HOMEARAMA® 2020 on WLWT-TV Channel 5 starring T.J. Ackermann

 

 

$900K down, $4.1M to go: Laura and Paul Kitzmiller, Diana and David O’Brien of Anderson Township (Cincinnati) launch $5M IMPACT Fund at IMPACT Autism with $500,000 donation, establishing IMPACT Autism Endowment, anchoring Impact Innovation at The University of Cincinnati, celebrating 20-year anniversary of The Mayfield Golf Classic ~ ORGANIZERS: $400K in additional pledges have been secured ~ Mayfield Golf Classic at Coldstream Country Club Oct. 21, 2019 is sold-out, online auctions still open

Press Release – Download Word doc: 900K down and four point one million to go – press release FINAL

$900K down, $4.1 Million To Go

Local Anderson Township couples Kitzmillers, O’Briens launch $5M Impact Fund with $500,000 donation, anchoring IMPACT Autism Endowment, funding Impact Innovation program at UC

 Campaign to raise $5M that will fund UC program started in 2014, serving autistic/challenged students.

Laura and Paul Kitzmiller, Diana and David O’Brien put their $$ where their hearts are.

Mayfield Golf Classic, supported by CORE Resources and IMPACT Autism, celebrates 20 years.

[CINCINNATI, Ohio ~ October 19, 2019] Paul Kitzmiller, et al, have seen their local non-profit machine benefitting autistic kids and their families, IMPACT Autism, grow beyond any early expectations.

For years, there’s been a major golf outing fundraiser and telethon, raising hundreds of thousands (Mayfield Golf Classic, 20-year anniversary this Monday, Oct. 21, at Coldstream Country Club).

Then, a foundation (IMPACT Autism).

A few years ago, an expansion into technology, education and employment (Impact Innovation at UC).

Today, they are still all about community outreach, events, and strategic initiatives. But someone, something, or somebody needs to keep the lights on at IMPACT Autism, and the invaluable teachers and assistants at UC paid.

“We’ve got to get it done in five years. We have a pretty good start.” https://t.co/50VUAJPAQD

— Cincinnati Business Courier (@BusinessCourier) October 20, 2019

Enter: the new $5 million drive, announced in concert with the 20-year Mayfield Golf Classic. The money is currently being raised through donors and private individuals, as the “Impact Fund” campaign.

It will vest the IMPACT Autism Endowment, which finances Impact Innovation at UC. The major players are the Kitzmiller, Mayfield, and O’Brien families, IMPACT Autism, CORE Resources Inc., and friends and supporters of all the aforementioned.

Kitzmiller, his wife Laura, and their lifelong friends Diana and David O’Brien – through their namesake charity, IMPACT Autism, and its main event, the upcoming Mayfield Golf Classic – have committed $500,000 to launch the endowment at IMPACT Autism.

Impact Innovation, a day program teaching real-world skills in an authentic collegiate environment, was launched in 2014 by IMPACT Autism and the University of Cincinnati. Another $400,000 has also been pledged from anonymous individuals.

The future is now at the University of Cincinnati, where its program for persons with intellectual disabilities has already helped over 150 students attend an engaging program.

“Entering adulthood can be challenging for anyone. For those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, it can be extremely difficult,” said Paul Kitzmiller, president and CEO of CORE Resources Inc. of Anderson Township.

“Their opportunities for meaningful employment and personal fulfillment are severely limited. Our program changes that, by immersing them in an inclusive, safe environment that allows individuals to learn, grow, and improve their own lives.”

IMPACT Autism was founded in 2006 by the Kitzmillers and O’Briens. Paul and Laura Kitzmiller and Diana (Mayfield) O’Brien are childhood friends. The O’Briens are raising triplets with severe autism.

Since 2006, IMPACT Autism has raised and donated more than $4 million to causes associated with dealing with autism.

“Coming out of high school, the future can be overwhelming: What do they do now?” said Diana O’Brien.

“With the help of some truly amazing people, that answer can be, ‘Next lives here, at the UC Impact Innovation program.’ “

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 Contact: Mr. Paul Kitzmiller (513) 309-1513 (txt-friendly) pkitzmiller@core-1.com

IMPACT Autism press release on $500K contribution from Laura and Paul Kitzmiller, Diana and David O’Brien, launching IMPACT Autism Endowment to finance Impact Innovation program for autistic and challenged students at the University of Cincinnati

MEDIA ALERT: Upscale, high-end Cincinnati legend in interior design David A. Millett Inc. to open new, 48,000 SF David A. Millett Design Center and Showroom in Hyde Park (I-71 and Dana) next Thursday October 10 from 6-9 p.m., featuring 100+ furniture manufacturers + exquisite, new-to-Cincinnati Caracole Boutique and Marge Carson lines

link to Business Courier story: https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2019/10/10/high-end-furniture-art-store-opens-along-i-71.html?iana=hpmvp_cinci_news_headline#g/461689/1

 

 

. @DavidAMillett has transformed a formerly vacant industrial building into a high-end furniture design center and showroom #CRE #retail https://t.co/zguRih9IWr

— Tom Demeropolis (@TomCinciBiz) October 10, 2019

 

MEDIA ALERT:

Upscale interior designer David A. Millett Inc. unveils upper stratus of high-end living at new 48,000 SF David Millett Design Center and Showroom, featuring 100+ manufacturers + exclusive Caracole, Marge Carson lines

WHO:

David A. Millett, owner/founder of David A. Millett Inc., + friends, family, clients & such.

Paul Seston, president of Caracole Furniture, high-end manufacturer based in High Point, NC

Representative of Marge Carson furniture, world’s largest private furniture firm, of Pomona, CA

WHAT:

Grand Opening and official Ribbon Cutting of new 48,000-square-foot David A. Millett Design Center and Showroom, high-end gallery featuring furniture, art, accessories, showcasing Cincinnati artists alongside international talent.

WHEN and WHERE:

Thursday, October 10, 2019 from 6-9 p.m.

2200 Dana Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45208.

High-profile intersection of I-71 and Dana Avenue exit, Cincinnati, Hyde Park.

. @DavidAMillett has transformed a formerly vacant industrial building into a high-end furniture design center and showroom #CRE #retail https://t.co/zguRih9IWr

— Tom Demeropolis (@TomCinciBiz) October 10, 2019

WHY:

To realize bigger, better, more incredible opportunities than David A. Millett Inc. has experienced in its first four decades, this esteemed, high-end Cincinnati design house needed a new home, a facility providing Showroom, Warehouse, Office and Event Center functions – unlike any of its previous half-dozen Cincinnati homes. With CORE Resources Inc. as the taskmaster, David A. Millett Inc. has successfully crafted its own future, and vision, to maintain its leadership position in quality and high-end design. Come see us on the 10^th!

HOW:

This is the next generation of David A. Millett Inc.: the David A. Millett Design Center and Showroom. Think of David A. Millett v2.0, edition 2020: Four decades of listening, learning, and turning thoughts, ideas and dreams into reality. Everything culminates with the kickoff next Thursday, celebrating the opening of the new David A. Millett Design Center and Showroom.

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Media Alert for David A. Millett Design Center opening Thursday 10/10

 

WCPO Channel 9 feature on Saint Thomas School of Fort Thomas, Kentucky, named 2019 National Blue Ribbon School – PR by Andy Hemmer

MEDIA ALERT: Covington Mayor Joseph Meyer to christen Verandas @ The Views ribbon-cutting this Wednesday October 2 at 10 a.m.

See the views from these million-dollar condos in #NKY #RealEstate https://t.co/57eLfIo37A

— Cincinnati Business Courier (@BusinessCourier) October 2, 2019

MEDIA ALERT – ‘VERANDAS AT THE VIEWS’

COVINGTON MAYOR JOE MEYER + FRIENDS AT RIBBON-CUTTING

 THIS WED. OCT. 2 – 10 A.M.

MILLION-DOLLAR COVINGTON CONDOS

Covington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer joins developer Joshua One, sales agent Sibcy Cline for Wednesday’s unveiling and ribbon-cutting of Verandas @ The Views, 18 luxury, million-dollar condos in The Views community (Covington) overlooking Downtown Cincinnati

Who:

Covington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer; Paul Zeltwanger and Bryan Bailin from Joshua One (developer), Tasha Klaber-Flood and Doug Schuerman of Sibcy Cline Realtors

What:

Ribbon-Cutting, Unveiling, Open House and General House Party to Celebrate the opening of “Verandas @ The Views,” million-dollar condo flats phase of The Views in Covington

When

Wednesday, Oct. 2, 10 a.m. EST

These million-dollar condos in #NKY come with really nice view #RealEstate https://t.co/bqJhKiqoFv

— Tom Demeropolis (@TomCinciBiz) October 1, 2019

Where:

Verandas @ The Views, 1150 Shavano Drive, Covington, Ky 41011

Why:

Supply and Demand in the High-End, Luxury Condo/Flat Department, pretty much: Is there a point, at which there are too many gorgeous, comfortable, well-designed and highly accessible homes, especially those with spectacular views of Downtown Cincinnati?

How:

The Biggest Name in Cincinnati Real Estate: Sibcy Cline

Ms. Tasha Klaber-Flood (859) 991-9044 tasha@sibcycline.com

Mr. Douglas Schuerman (859) 240-2737 dschuerman@sibcycline.com

Press Contact: andy@andyhemmer.com (513) 604-5428 (txt-friendly)

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#6 Corrine Laws NDA goal vs. Holy Cross, assist by #21 Natalie Schuh, PaNDAs win 3-0 #icantWEcan

Natalie Schuh NDA converts PK vs Highlands – GOOOOOAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

 

Macie Feldman NDA beats Highlands – GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

NATALIE BAIN NOTRE DAME ACADEMY SCORES AGAINST SIMON KENTON #icantWECAN

Notre Dame Academy paNDAs 2, Simon Kenton Pioneers 1

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