We are down to the wire! This week was a slow week hosting only a Fun with 911 basketball game at Turpin. Every year the seniors play a basketball game against the fire responders of Newtown. The money generated from the game was generously donated to our campaign. We were contacted by Channel 12 news to come do a live interview. It was pretty amazing to tell our story on the news! In case you missed it, here is the link! https://local12.com/news/good-morning-cincinnati/all-for-a-town-organizers-are-leukemia-lymphoma-societys-students-of-the-year There are only 3 days left until the Finale. We can't thank you all enough for your support and encouragement over the past 6 weeks. Go ALL For A-town!!

What a week this has been! We have been plugging along with our campaign. Wednesday was another dine in night at Jersey Mike's. It's been fantastic getting the support of our community. Last night we hosted a party at the Liska house. SO MUCH FUN! We are so grateful to everyone who attended, supported us, bought split the pot chances, bid on our baskets and on and on. We couldn't do this without all of you! We will be hosting an online auction of sorts in the next few days so please watch on our ALL for A-town Facebook page for more details. Less than 2 weeks until the Finale!!

We hosted back to back fundraisers this week.  Thursday was a restaurant night at Mt. Washington Ramundo's where 15% was donated back to our campaign.  A huge thank you to Ramundo's for helping out our cause! Friday evening was a super fun night at Kendra Scott, Kenwood.  From 5-8 pm, we had a shop night where 20% of all purchases made are donated back to us.  It's hard to believe that we are now over halfway through our campaign!  Tickets are now available for the Finale which will be held on Friday, February 23 at the Newport Aquarium.  We would love to have as many supporters there as possible!  To purchase tickets, just click on the "shop our store" link on this page where you will find finale tickets available.  As always, thank you for your continued support!

One more thing...we were on the news last night!! Channel 12's Meghan Mongillo contacted us to do a segment on our story!!!  Here is the link to watch it...  https://local12.com/news/local/anderson-township-high-school-rivals-come-together-and-raise-money-to-battle-blood-cancershttps://local12.com/news/local/anderson-township-high-school-rivals-come-together-and-raise-money-to-battle-blood-cancers

This was a quiet week as we only had a restaurant night at City BBQ.  Thank you to those who attended. We are gearing up for some exciting events in the coming weeks ahead!  The schools within Forest Hills School District are holding "Jeans Day Wednesdays" for our campaign.  The staff is paying $5 every Wednesday for 3 consecutive Wednesdays to wear jeans and this first one was on the 24th.  We are blown away by the support we have received so far!! Thank you to our amazing school district.  

Coming up this Thursday, 2/1 is a restaurant night at Ramundo's Mt. Washington location.  No flyer needed and they will donate 15% back to our campaign all day long! On Friday is a shop night at Kendra Scott, Kenwood location.  From 5-8 pm on 2/2, they will donate 20% back to our campaign.  Can't make it?  No worries, you can call in an order and it will still count! The number is 513-206-8127.  Make sure to mention the ALL For A-town fundraiser!

As always, thank you for your continued support! Love, Charlotte and Catherine

 

This week was another fun fundraiser for ALL For A-town- the Quarter Auction!  We were ready (or so we thought) with 200 paddles ready to purchase.  People were ready to go- we had to add more paddles, up to 250!  The wings and chips were a hit and sorry we ran out. Hopefully everyone had fun and most of all, we were able to raise lots of $ for our campaign!  

Before the campaign started, we had the support of our middle school, Nagel.  Mr. VanderMeer, the principal, wanted to get the entire school involved.  We composed a video to show the student body this Wednesday.  Yesterday, the high schools had the day off so we were able to go in during lunch time and collect money.  The amount of support we received was unbelievable!  Thank you so much, Nagel!