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Kindervelt
“HAVING FUN WHILE RAISING FUNDS”
Cincinnati Children’s Heart Institute/Kindervelt
Neurodevelopmental and Educational Clinic
VOLUME 15 ISSUE 3
September 2016
An Update from the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry:
We’ve been busy this summer! Thanks to your generous commitment to support mental health over the next four years, we were able to move forward in our plans to create a dedicated space for children and families experiencing a mental health crisis. We immediately began renovaEons to a space in C2 to create the Kindervelt Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center (KV PEACe). As we usually see an increase each fall of young people experiencing a mental health crisis (such as depression, suicidal thoughts, aggression, etc.), it was important that we complete this space before the start of the new school year. ConstrucEon lasted 10 weeks and wrapped up in middle of August –with paEents and families using the space shortly aOer! We did ⁿQ
a soO opening on August 22 , using the space only between 5pm – 1 am, to ensure a smooth transiEon and use of space. In the first week alone, KV PEACe cared for more than 30 paEents and their families. We anEcipate moving to a 24/7 schedule by mid-­‐September and look forward to offering this care around the clock. We strived to create a center that is environmentally and therapeuEcally ready for psychiatric work, and could support the more than 20 paEents per day who come to the emergency department in a mental health crisis. Located on the floor above the ED, KV PEACe has five rooms dedicated to paEent evaluaEons and a large family waiEng room. The rooms offer safe, soothing spaces for paEents to decompress, be observed and receive necessary care. The care team works with families and outpaEent providers to determine next steps, taking the Eme needed to involve parents, schools and other wrap-­‐around services to ensure a care plan is in place. The goal is to help families address the immediate mental health needs of their child and create a plan for future support so that the child can then return home to their families. We invite you to join us on future tours of the space over the next few years to learn more about this space and criEcal program. Thank you again for making this new model of care possible.
Inspirational sayings in every room
One of many “safety-first”
features
Rounded corners, couch for relaxing, and
blackboard wall for “graffiti”
In This Issue
Division Update………………………..
From the President…………………….
Kindervelt Krafts…...…………………..
Calendar/On-going Projects……..…..
Western & Southern Highlights……...
Group News & Events……….….…….
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2016-­‐2017 KV Board of Trustees
President Tracy Smith #57
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From the President
Vice President Stacy Durr-­‐Stainton #65
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Corresponding Secretary Mimi Dyer #03
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Recording Secretary Rhonda Bentley #22
[email protected] Treasurer Claudia PoHer #76
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Financial Advisor Debbie Linneman #56
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Annual MeeNng Jayne Rauh #55
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Membership Beth Cuprill #49
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NewsleHer Mindi Williams #57
[email protected] NominaNng Chair Mary Anne Stenger #45
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Projects LyneHe Barresi #50
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Digital Media Bebe Raupe #57 [email protected]
Website Admin. Mary Beth Young #78
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Immediate Past President Linda Lunceford #56
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Gala Chairs 2016
Kathy Roth #22
KrisNn Rose #22
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Kindervelt Kra\s Chair 2016
Bonnie Hueneman #68
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Let the Good Times Bowl Chair
CharloHe McBrayer #08
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Liaisons: Liaison #1 Kathy Olberding #68
[email protected] Welcome to a new year of “Having Fun While Raising Funds”! I hope you all had a great summer. It is now time to get back into the Kindervelt state of mind and plan some events!
It has been a busy summer with all sorts of events. We had the Western & Southern tennis tournament, Bleed for a Cause, a chili cook-­‐off, Macy’s Shop for a Cause, bake sales, wine tastings, Homefest, just to name a few. I hope you were able to participate in a few of them. It is a great opportunity to keep in touch with your Kindervelt friends through these events. I want to thank all the members who are taking on a leadership role this year. It is you who keep our organization running smoothly. It is so important that our groups have leaders who keep us excited about raising money for the Cincinnati Children’s Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. I also want to thank this year’s Board of Trustees and Nominating Committee. I look forward to a successful year together.
It is with utmost sincerity I want to express that every one of you is a valued member of Kindervelt. Each of us has something very special to offer our organization and it is the combination of us all that makes us great. I encourage you to promote Kindervelt by sharing your experiences with friends, co-­‐workers, & anyone interested. Take them to a meeting or to an event. By doing this, we are raising awareness of Kindervelt and keeping our vision alive. Enthusiasm begets enthusiasm. Lets get the entire tristate enthusiastic about Kindervelt!
I look forward to working with every one of you. You are an inspiring group of volunteers. I know this is going to be a terriUic year for Kindervelt!
Liaison #2 Lesley Nicol #11
[email protected] Liaison #3 Stephanie Janssen #22 [email protected]
Liaison #4 Erin Klein #65
[email protected]
Tracy Smith
City President
CCHMC Department of Development
Keith Henize -­‐ Director Auxiliary RelaNons
[email protected]
Cyndi DeMoise Assistant Sr. Admin [email protected]
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Helen Keller
Kindervelt Krafts
Fall days are approaching fast! I hope all those
little elves are Krafting some items for Kindervelt
Krafts. Some important dates to remember
are: September 16th this will be our Kraft Rep
Meeting. Gala Chairs will also be there to give
information. It will be in Room S3.125 from 9:30
to 11/30. All information on the Kraft Show at
the hospital (October 4th), our BIG Kraft Show at
St. Mary Church in Hyde Park (November 5th), and
Gala Bakery (November 11) will be given out. We
will be selling baked goods at these shows also. If you have any questions please send me an email
or give me a call. Our Committee is excited and
can't wait for Kindervelts' newest Citywide Kraft
Show.
Bonnie Hueneman, KraftChair
[email protected]
Check out some of these awesome Krafts that
our groups have been creating!
9/16, 9:30-11:30 — Kraft Rep Meeting; Room S3.125
10/4, 9:30-2:45— Kraft and Bakery, Pre-Function Area
11/5, 10-3—Kraft Show; St. Mary Church (Hyde Park)
11/11—Bake Sale at Kindervelt Gala; Coopers Creek
Thank you to Katrina
Smith for heading up
the volunteers for
Homefest! A great big
shout out to all the
groups who volunteered
to work.
Thank you to Susan
Deye for heading up
the Macy's passes and
all the groups who
sold them. Kindervelt
Krafts really
appreciates your
support
Calendar
Bake Sales - CCHMC
Monday, September 12 — KV #16
Tuesday, September 20 — KV #11
Find out more about
Kindervelt and our
Events on Instagram.
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September
and
October
Gratitudes
Tidbits
KV #56 - Thank you to all who baked, packaged up and
got their goodies ready to sell for our awesome summer
bake sale. We did great...almost $400!! Special
mention to Libby, Terri, and Linda who helped with the
sale at CCHMC.
KV #77 - Happy Birthday to April Rainey - 9/6!
KV #22 - Stephanie Janssen-THANK YOU!
It may have been an Olympic year where some of the
best in tennis couldn’t come to the W& S Open…
It may have been a summer of unexpected tennis
professional injuries…
And it may have been a record rainfall for one week in
Mason, Ohio…
That didn’t stop our very own Stephanie Janssen from
rising above and recruiting all of the volunteers for
Citywide Kindervelt in the Program Sales department.
Thank you Stephanie for your unprecedented support
and enthusiasm. Kindervelt 22 is so proud of all you do
representing not only our chapter but also Citywide.
How lucky are we! Job Well Done!
KV #78 - Thanks to Katrina Smith, Mary Beth Young,
Wendy Holschuh, Sheila and Doug Maxwell, Nancy and
Scott Morton and their children, who braved some
nasty weather (or perhaps dodged those raindrops)
while selling programs at the Western & Southern
Tennis Tournament. Thanks to you, Kindervelt #78
was once again well represented among the volunteers
for this fundraiser!
KV #56 - In anticipation of the upcoming Kindervelt
Kraft sale days, our members have been working at our
Craft Central location. Over the years we have moved
crafting from house, to business and to other house
locations. Carolyn Reihle has again relocated and
opened her lower level into a great crafting location. We
know that Carolyn ioves to craft and we love sharing
her space with her. We have made some fabulous
items and have always had a great variety of wonderful
and professional looking crafts to sell. We try and keep
up with the new trends but still present some tried and
true crafts. Thank you to all our worker bees and our
artistic and talented crafters!!
KV # 78 - Several of our members and their friends
also volunteered as hostesses for houses at the
Northern Kentucky Homefest, raising over $500 for
Kindervelt Krafts! Thanks to Katrina Smith, Anne Von
Moll, Alvera Hassebrock, Mary Beth Young, Nancy
Morton, Wendy Holschuh, Terri Dahlem, and Karen
Young for donating your time to help us raise some
money for our favorite cause! Special thanks to Katrina
who put in extra effort and hours coordinating all the
Kindervelt volunteers for this event.
Mary Beth Young
Condolences
Applause!
KV #30 wishes to extend our condolences to Marie and
Bill Tsacalis. Their son Basil, passed away suddenly
in Texas where he was living.
KV #68 - Kudos to Marge Duffy for selling $115 in Macy
Shop for a Cause Passes!!! Thank you for your hard
work and dedication!!
KV #8 would like to extend our deepest sympathies to
Anita Evenson on the loss of her mother Lorene
"Sharon" Ribble. We hope you will be comforted by the
prayers, love, and hugs of your family and friends.
Kindervelt #19 Patio Party
The ladies of Kindervelt #19 hosted another
successful fundraiser at our “Patio Party” on
July 21st at Jackie Clough’s home. Thank you
to all who came and supported Kindervelt.
Everyone enjoyed the wonderful variety of
food at the party. A big thank you to Scott
Hau from "Uncorked at The Spicy Olive" for
bringing such great wine for the wine tasting.
The ladies had fun shopping with Silpada and
as usual Heather from “nest” in Hyde Park
had some great things to take home. Thank
you to our vendors who always support
Kindervelt and to Jackie for hosting the event.
NFL Survivor Pool - 2nd Annual
Semco Outdoor
September 10th
The NFL Survivor will test your skills in picking one
winner among all the NFL teams that are playing
each week. Sounds easy and it is! No drafting or
point spreads and rosters to manage. Just straight
up head to head play. Just pick one winner per
week! The challenge and strategy that makes it
interesting and competitive; once you pick a team,
you cannot pick that team in subsequent weeks.
Example: Week 1 you pick the Bengals to defeat
the Jets. Bengals win... Good pick! You survive
to play the following week. However, the Bengals
will not be among the teams for you to pick the
remainder of the season. You keep winning your
match ups, the winning team you picked is
removed from your list of options. The last person
to survive wins the pot.
PLEASE SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH
FAMILY AND FRIENDS. WE ARE HOPING TO
HAVE 100 PARTICIPATE!
Checkout www.Kindervelt.org to sign up!
The Rusty Ball
Hosted by The Spirit of Cincinnatus and The Rusty
Griswolds, The Rusty Ball is Cincinnati's premier
collaborative fundraiser. Begun in November 2008,
the event has generated $2,687,791 in support of
448 charitable organizations throughout the region.
Imagine 4,000+ attendees coming together, each
supporting their charity of choice (Kindervelt of
course!) from among our beneficiaries, helping to
raise dollars that stay in our community. It doesn't
get much sweeter than that!
Rusty Ball, October 15th, discounted tickets on
sale for a limited time, save $10!
Semco's fall charity event and sale is coming
up on September 10th. Find big savings to
support a great cause, Kindervelt! Semco
Outdoor will donate 10% of the day's sales to
us while you enjoy 10% of your total
purchase and enjoy a free vineyard
experience with local wineries. Explore fire
pit and fireplace displays, ask the expertsget a free design consultation by bringing a
photo of your outdoor area! Mimosas &
Muffins in the morning, wine and cheese in
the afternoon with live music (small donation
for mimosas & wine).
Please pass this along to family, friends and
neighbors. Passes available onsite for $10.
The Ladies of
Kindervelt #55
Present….
Please join KV #56 for our
Fun Fall Bunco
Thursday October 13
Doors open at 6:00
Wilder, KY City Building
Saturday, September 24, 2016
7 P.M.
Triple Crown Country Club
15 local competitors offering up
endless chili for everyone, in addition to
numerous desserts.
Music provided from 8-11 P.M. by
The Quack - an incredible five man rock ’n roll
cover band, so wear your dancing boots!
Bunco, Raffles
Appetizers, Soups, Desserts
Laughs
$20 per guest
To reserve your spot,
Contact Debbie Linneman — 859-468-8826
KV #56 sends out a big, Olympic cheer for
Bunco parties. Over the years, we have raised
more than $15,000.00 by just rolling the dice!
Advance Tickets $40
Questions? - Kris McPherson 269-254-2225
[email protected]
Please join Kindervelt #76
October 1 (10a-1p) & Sunday, October 2 (12-2p)
Terrace Park Community Building
428 Elm Ave, Terrace Park, OH 45174
All proceeds will benefit Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. The sale will
feature gently used costumes, masks, accessories (wigs, hats, shoes, trick or treat
bags, Halloween themed apparel, etc.).
For more information,
or if you would like to donate any items to the sale,
Please Contact Susie Kelley, [email protected].
Items needed for an On-line Auction to Benefit
Kindervelt !
with
Second Story Auctions
October 26, 2016
Kindervelt has joined with Second Story Auctions to raise funds for our new
commitment to the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. If you are
downsizing, redecorating, moving (or know someone who is), or are a fan of
Marie Kondo and her Life-Changing Magic of Tidying, please donate those
items that no longer work for you. We will be collecting donations through
September. Give a new life, a second story, to the furniture, artwork, jewelry,
accessories, collectibles or other home goods that no longer work for you!
Second Story Auctions has created an auction that will carry the Kindervelt
name, selling the items that have been donated to us. So we need lots of
quality donations!! If you visit the Second Story Auctions website (https://
www.secondstoryauctions.com/), you can visit their archived auctions to see
what kind of items are normally found in an auction. [When you click on
the Browse button, you’ll see a button for “See all auctions”.] While you are
there, go ahead and register as a bidder because you never know what you
might find!
Ready to donate a quality item? Smaller items can be brought to President’s
Council. To make other arrangements, or if you have questions:
[email protected] or 513-405-5018
SAVE THE DATE!
KINDERVELT #8’s NORTH POLE EXPRESS
ROLLS INTO LEBANON ON NOVEMBER 19!
During the 45-minute ride, each
child has some one-on-one time
with Santa.
The Kindervelt North Pole
Express, now in its 18th year.
For the past 18 years, literally thousands of families have enjoyed the
tradition of rolling in the holidays on board the Kindervelt North Pole Express.
5For one day only, on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, November 19,
Wyoming’s Kindervelt Group #8 will again host this fun event, with the vintage
train departing from the Lebanon Mason and Monroe Station in historic
Lebanon.
Included in the festivities are cookies, cocoa or coffee, costumed characters,
carolers, narration of the book, The Polar Express (copies available for sale),
Christmas songs enthusiastically led by elves, a personal visit with Santa and
much more. Photo opportunities abound, and your children will be providing
you with plenty of smiles. And pajamas are welcome on all rides!
The train has seven departure times, from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with each ride
lasting 45 minutes. Tickets are $18.00 per person. Group tickets must be
ordered together. Information will be available on the KV website
www.kindervelt.org, and order forms for tickets can be downloaded FROM
OCTOBER 1. They can also be ordered from October 1 through the hotline at
(513) 588-0074.
As in the past, all proceeds go towards Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical
Center, specifically the Kindervelt Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center
(KV PEAC).
Don’t miss out on all the fun!
TICKET SALES BEGIN OCTOBER 16.
ORDER FORMS WILL BE POSTED ON WWW.KINDERVELT.ORG.
Many enjoy the letter writing
station and the direct-toSanta mailbox.
PJ's and/or comfy robes are
welcome on all rides, even
for the adults!
Animated characters and
friendly elves welcome the
children.