DWC is so sad that their Community Yard Sale “home” for many years, was demolished. We are searching for a new home but the May 25th sale will be held next door at LaRosa’s. The sale is from 9 to 12. All proceeds will go to Building Blocks 4 Kids. Please share this information with friends and families and we hope to see you on the 27th!
Debbie & Shelley volunteering at the Lifetime Fitness 2012 Turkey Day Run. Congratulations to all of the walkers and runners!
We have a few events coming up and would love your help:
Sunday, November 4 (12 to 4) – West Shore Pizza 6176 Tylersville Rd, Mason, OH 45040. We will be selling t-shirts, bracelets and accepting donations for the Pink Truck Project.
Saturday, November 10 (1 to 4) – Harley Davidson Powder Keg Fashion Show 2383 Kings Center, Mason, OH 45040. We will be selling t-shirts, bracelets and collection donations for the Pink Truck Project.
Sunday, November 11 (7:30 am to 11 am) – Mason Half Marathon – 6100 Mason Montgomery Rd, Mason, OH. We will be passing out water at the water stations and directing runners during the course.
Wednesday, November 14 (7pm) – West Shore Pizza 6176 Tylersville Rd, Mason, OH 45040. This is our monthly membership meeting.
Thursday, November 22 (6:30 am to 11 am). Lifetime Fitness 8310 Wilkens Blvd. Deerfield Township. We are helping out with the Thanksgiving 5K and 10K race.
We look forward to seeing you and appreciate you volunteerng your time and energy supporting our community!
The Deerfield Women’s Club and Deerfield Township Fire & Rescue are joining forces to fight breast cancer. Please join us on Monday, October 22nd from 6 to 9 at BD’s Mongolian Grill located at 8655 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason, OH 45040. Chief Chris Eisle and his staff will be guest grillers.
All you have to do is eat and drink and ten (10%) of all sales goes to the fight against breast cancer. Reservations are stongly encouraged. Please call 513-770-4330
We look forward to seeing you there!
“The Pink Truck Project”
News Release – Deerfield T0wnship Fire Rescue and Deerfield Women’s Club launched “Pink Truck Project” at the first annual Touch-A-Truck event held at the Deerfield Towne Center. The special dedication took place at 12:30 pm on Saturday, September 15, 2012.
Three years ago, Deerfield Professional Firefighters Local 4286 began wearing pink t-shirts during the month of October in support of breast cancer awareness. Saturday, a pink fire truck joined the cause and fundraising efforts. A unique partnership was formed with Local 4286 and the Deerfield Women’s Club, along with sponsorships by UC Health, Firehouse Decals and Tri-Health Event Medicine. These relationships enabled the funds for Deerfield Township Fire Resue to turn a red truck pinik. The truck was dedicated to the mother of a DTFR firefighter.
The Pink Truck Project – “Raising Awareness, Building Hope, Driving For A Cure” will be the focus of fundraising activities throughout Deerfield Township and the Tri-State area during the month of October. “We wanted to do the right thing for our community and their families” stated Chief Chris Eisele.
Visitors will be encouraged to sign on the pink decal and leave messages of hope and encouragement to those who have been touched by this consuming disease. For more information on donating and event locations, please contact Lt. Patrick Strausbaugh, Deerfield Township Fire Rescue at 513-459-0875.
DWC with Deputy Don and Sgt Renee
Although we feel that Deerfield Twp is a safe place to live. Bad things happen in good neighborhoods. A group of us decided to take our safety by the horns and learn to defend ourselves. A special thanks to Deputy Don (Deerfield Twp Sheriff’s office) and Sgt. Renee (Warren County Sheriff’s office) for teaching us self defense in safe and fun atmosphere. This is a free class for Warren County Residence and we would highly recommend it.
“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
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
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.
Deerfield Women's Club 