Deerfield Women's Club

Did you know this about volunteering…..

deerfieldwomensclub — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 02:22:10 +0000

“Volunteering is an activity that could add years to your life. A study of 10,000 people, published in the journal Health Psychology, found that those who regularly volunteer are less likely to die than nonvolunteers. And people who give back for the “right reasons” (e.g. to help others, not to feel better about themselves) stay alive the longest.”

So why don’t you give the Deerfield Women’s Club a try. You might even live longer.

Article provided by Women’s Health Magazine Jan/Feb 2012

Thanksgiving Day Run

deerfieldwomensclub — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 16:34:15 +0000

The Deerfield Women’s Club helped Deerfield Township and Lifetime Fitness with their Thanksgiving Day Run. Over 1500 runners/walkers came to get some exercise before they ate their Thanksgiving dinner.

Miriam B, Turkey, Shelley T and Debbie Q

Sheriff Sim’s Fundraiser

deerfieldwomensclub — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 15:50:57 +0000

Debbie Q, Sheriff Larry Sims and Shelley T.

Sheriff Larry Sims and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office are huge supporters of the Deerfield Women’s Club. It was an easy decision to help Sheriff Sims with his re-election fundraiser on December 3, 2011. Shelley T and Debbie Q helped with the breakfast in Springboro, OH.

Community Yard Sale is a HUGE success!!

deerfieldwomensclub — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 22:33:11 +0000

Live in an apartment or condo?
Can’t have a yard sale in your community?
Not a lot of traffic on your street?
Interested in participating in a large multi family sale?
Want to donate to the Thank You Foundation for military families?

Then you need to check out the Community Yard Sale at 20 Mile House (old Red Rock Tavern). You pay $15 for a parking space (that $15 is donated to the Thank You Foundation) and you sit back, sell your stuff and collect the money!

The Deerfield Women’s Club does all of the advertising and provides the spaces. We have had up to 15 sellers on the lot and over 100 buyers. Can you get that traffic at your house?

The sale is held on the last day of the month from March to October from 9 am to 12 pm.

Any questions about the Community Yard Sale or the Deerfield Women’s Club, please email deerfieldwomensclub@yahoo.com or call Shelley at 513-489-0900.

Looking for volunteers!

deerfieldwomensclub — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 18:50:09 +0000

Deerfield Women’s Club is a small group of women who believe in making Deerfield Twp and Warren County a better place to work, play and live! We are the go-to-people if Deerfield Township or the Warren County Sheriff’s office needs us.

We have several events in the future and need volunteers! Please contact Shelley at 513-489-0900 for details.

May and June 2011 Events

deerfieldwomensclub — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 02:22:48 +0000

The club has been very busy. When the Sheriff’s Department called us to help with Sgt. Dulle’s funderal and fundraiser, we gladly accepted. We were so sad to hear of his death and wanted to help in any way we could. At the funeral, there were so many law enforcement officers and unbearable heat, we made sure that all of the officers were hydrated. At Sgt. Dulle’s fundraiser, we helped with the live and silent auctions.

We also received a call from Deerfield Twp to help with the Cincinnati Pop’s concert. They asked us to transport folks via golf carts from the parking lot to the concert. Unfortunately, the concert was rained out but we look forward to helping again if the concert is rescheduled. We also helped with the Veterans Run at Cottell Park. We helped with registration and food and drinks for the runners.

We also had a HUGE turnout for the Community Yard Sale in May. We had 10 sellers and over 150 carloads of buyers. We look forward the June Sale on June 25, 2011.

DWC lends a helping hand

deerfieldwomensclub — Tue, 17 May 2011 20:03:21 +0000

The Warren County Sheriff’s Office asked us to help with fallen Sgt. Brian Dulle’s funeral. They were anticipating thousands of people and needed volunteers to help with parking. Without question, eight of us volunteered.

I was amazed at the number of people officers that attended the funeral. Most did not know Sgt. Dulle personally. I did not realize that there was a bond or “brotherhood” that law enforcement had.

There were more than 300 police cars and over 500 vehicles that traveled to the cemetary. It was something that I will NEVER forget. Personally, I was honored to volunteer and I will continue to pray for his family.

Shelley Tobin, Publicity

Looking for new members……

deerfieldwomensclub — Tue, 17 May 2011 19:53:09 +0000

We are a small group of women who believe in giving back to the community. We want to make the place we live, work and play a better place. We raise money for JF Burns Elementary School, Thank you Foundation, Warren County Women’s Shelter, Warren County Animal Shelter and Warren County Sheriff Department, to name a few. We also lend a helping hand whenever possible. We are The Warren County Sheriff’s office and Deerfield Twp’s go-to-women.

If you are interested in learning more about the Deerfield Women’s Club, please email us at deerfieldwomensclub@yahoo.com.

Deerfield Township’s Run for the Green Race

deerfieldwomensclub — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 16:04:41 +0000

Deerfield Women's Club members: Shelley Tobin, Kerine Williams, Jennifer VanNimwegen & Debbie Quackenbush

The Deerfield Women’s Club helps Deerfield Township with another Run for the Green Race. The weather was chilly and the ground was wet but that did not stop the DWC from helping with the Race again. We donated the water and helped with the set up/clean up and maintaining the food and drinks for the race. This is a fun event where the runners get a little dirty but everyone loves the tough course.

Community Yard Sale proceeds provide financial relief for Humane Association of Warren County

deerfieldwomensclub — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 15:52:52 +0000

Humane Association's Executive Director, Mari Lee Schwarzwalder with members Shelley Tobin and Kerine Williams

The Deerfield Women’s Club sponsored community yard sales in 2010. The proceeds were given to the Humane Association of Warren County.