Commun cator - Jackson-Belden Chamber of Commerce

Commun cator
Joining Businesses.... Creating Community
www.JBCC.org
October 2013
Issue 10
Inside the Communicator
P 3 Event Calendar
P 4 Upcoming Events
P 5 Member Focus ~ EMS Sentry, Inc.
P 7 Chairman’s Message
P 8 New Members
P 10 365 SecureData
P 12 Affordable Care Act Update
P 13 BAH ~ Stark Parks
P 14 Member News
P 18 Pictures ~ Allen Keith Construction
P 20 Pictures ~ All Occasions Bakery
P 23 BAH ~ Champagne Taste
P 25 Advertise in The Communicator
P 26 BAH ~ The Inn at Whitewood Village
P 28 Advertise on a Billboard
P 29 Board of Directors
P 32 Pictures ~ AultCare QuickConnect
P 34 Pictures ~ MAPS Showcase
P 39 Thank You ~ 2013 Golf Sponsors
What’s Happening in October
Champagne Taste
Make your Reservation
online at www.jbcc.org
or
Call 330-833-4400
Come enjoy great networking,
people and lots of door prizes!
When: Thursday October 17, 2013
Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Where: Champagne Taste
2137 Wales Ave NW #1
Massillon, Oh 44646-2339
Cost: $5.00 Member
$10.00 Non-Member
Looking for a
Custom Tailored Career?
If you could design a career to fit your special needs, it would probably
be close to home with flexible hours, plenty of variety and a steadily
increasing income. This custom-tailored job lets you take advantage of
your “people skills”, while offering growth and advancement.
Too good to be true? There IS a career fitting this description:
Professional Realtor.
DeHOFF REALTORS® will help you tailor a new career in real estate.
Let DeHOFF REALTORS® provide the tools for you to get started.
There is no glass ceiling...
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to Discover the DeHoff Difference Today!
Reputation. Resources.
Results.
Save The Date!
A Special Joint
Chambers of
Commerce Event
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT IS CELEBRATING 60 YEARS
OF CONNECTING THE RELEVANCY
of what students learn in school to their future.
Wednesday,
December 4th
5:00-7:30 p.m.
4353 Executive Circle NW
Canton, OH 44718
WORK READINESS  FINANCIAL LITERACY  ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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October
PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE AT
WWW.JBCC.ORG
OR CALL (330) 833-4400
Calendar of Events
IN ORDER TO BETTER ACCOMODATE MEMBERS AND GUESTS AT CHAMBER EVENTS, WE ASK THAT
YOU REGISTER FOR EACH EVENT IN ADVANCE. THIS WILL ENSURE THAT WE HAVE ACCURATE
COUNTS FOR FOOD, BEVERAGE AND SEATING
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Friday
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Thursday
Legislative Breakfast ~ The Affordable Care Act
Firehouse Grille & Pub
48 Second St SE ~ Massillon, Oh 44646
Breakfast Buffet: 7:30AM
Program: 8:00 - 9:00AM
$10.00 per Person
BAH ~ Stark Parks
5710 12th St NW
Canton, Oh 44708-3264
Join us from 5:00pm - 7:00pm for food, fun, door prizes and
networking.
$5.00 - Chamber Member, $10.00 - Non-Chamber Member
AultCare QuickConnect Networking Luncheon
Glenmoor Country Club
4191 Glenmoor Rd NW
Speaker: Joe Feltes, Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs LLP
Topic: Email, Text, Blogs and Post: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Registration: 11:15 am - 11:45 am
Program: 11:45 am - 1:00 pm
Meal:
Wednesday
Cost: $17.00 for Chamber Member,
$22.00 for Non-Chamber Member
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Thursday
BAH ~ Champagne Taste ~ High End Resale Items
2137 Wales Ave NW #1
Massillon, Oh 44646-2339
Join us from 5:00pm - 7:00pm for food, fun, door prizes and
networking.
$5.00 - Chamber Member, $10.00 - Non-Chamber Member
Jackson-Belden Chamber of Commerce ~ We Make Things Happen
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November 2 - Saturday
Hoppy Hour and Zips Football vs. Kent State
Hoppy Hour: 1:30PM - 3:15PM
Kickoff: 3:30PM - InfoCision Stadium (Akron)
Hoppy Hour Only - $15.00 per person
Hoppy Hour & Kent State Ticket - $25.00
per person....To purchase either, CALL
1-888-99-AKRON (25766)
See page 24 for additional Information
November 7 - Thursday
BAH ~ The Inn at Whitewood Village
3146 Whitewood Street NW
North Canton, Oh 44720-8382
Join us from 5:00pm - 7:00pm for food, fun,
doorprizes and networking.
$5.00 for Chamber Members
$10.00 for Non-Chamber Members
November 11 - Monday
Holiday ~ Veterans Day
Jackson-Belden Chamber CLOSED
November 20 - Wednesday
Upcoming
Events
Calendar
Give Us Your
Email
Address!
In an effort to keep our membership informed, the JBCC is continually updating and refining its
database and mailing lists. If
you would like to receive future
meeting announcements, event
information and other updates
from the JBCC electronically,
please send your email address
to [email protected] or call
our office at 330-833-4400.
Also, please notify the JBCC
office if you have a change of
address, phone or fax number so that we may change
our records immediately.
AultCare QuickConnect Networking
Luncheon
Glenmoor Country Club
4191 Glenmoor Rd NW
Registration: 11:15AM - 11:45AM
Program: 11:45AM - 1:00PM
Speaker: Para Jones, President Statrk State
College
Topic: Stark State College - Your Quick
Connect to Workforce Training & Education
Cost: $17.00 per person - Chamber Members
$22.00 per person - Non-Members
LIST YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA
THROUGH CHAMBERMASTER!
You already have a listing on our site which
displays your company name, contact phone
number, email address, website and short description
of your company. Prospective customers and web
“searchers” can find this listing by clicking on the first
letter of your business name or search throught the
category. You can also link your Twitter, Facebook,
Linkedin, and MySpace pages to this same listing!
Go to this website - www.jbcc.org and click on
ChamberMaster Login.
Please
contact
the
Jackson-Belden
Chamber office to obtain your login name and
password. We ask that you guard this access
information so it is not misused. Caution: your
information will be listed exactly as you enter
it; it goes live and is not sent to us for approval.
Once logged on, you will find a tab marked
“Web” and add in the correct website addresses
under Social Network Services. Once done bring
up your company information on the JacksonBelden Chamber website and make sure your links
are working and correct. If you have any questions, contact Chet Niewierski at 330-833-4400.
NEW JACKSON-BELDEN CHAMBER BOARD MEMBER
Steven Gosney is an Area Sales Consultant for Paychex, Inc. in Jackson
Township and the surrounding area. He has lived in Jackson Township for
over 3 years with his wife, Kim, and his 2 daughters, Anna and Olivia. Steve
is very involved in the Jackson Belden Chamber of Commerce, and the Jackson Township Chapter of Rotary.
Steve began his career 15 years ago with Enterprise Rent-A-Car. During
his tenure there, he moved up the corporate ladder in the organization from
trainee to branch manager. During his time as branch manager, he serviced
the Akron Canton Airport, and also opened the first rental branch in Jackson
Township. Steve then had the opportunity to further his career as a branch
sales manager in the financial services industry in Indianapolis and the surrounding area. In this position, Steve was a part of the Fishers Area Chamber
of Commerce, and also very active with the company’s Corporate SponsorSteven Gosney
ship of the semi-pro baseball team, Indianapolis Indians. During his 6 year
stint in Indianapolis, Steve and Kim had to 2 beautiful daughters. Family being a focal point of both of their
lives, Steve and Kim made the leap to move back to Jackson Township. This was a move that they both
would never regret. Steve continued his next year in the financial industry as a sales director with Flagship
Mortgage. From there, Steve had the opportunity to take a job in his” backyard” as an area sales consultant
for Paychex, Inc., which he currently holds. Steve services local business owners, in Jackson Township and
the surrounding area, with payroll, retirement, and HR service needs.
Steve received a B.A. in Business and Economics from Muskingum University.
Steve is very active in the Jackson Township Community. He is very involved in the Jackson Belden Chamber of Commerce, where he serves as an Ambassador. Steve has been very instrumental with building
relationships and bringing new members into the Jackson Belden chamber family. Steve is also the Chair
for the VIP Tent for the annual Jackson Belden Food Fest and Fireworks, and also serves on the annual
Jackson Belden Chamber golf outing committee. He and his company also sponsor the door prize for the
monthly QuickConnect luncheons. Within the past year, Steve has been inducted in the Jackson Township
chapter of Rotary International. Steve has become involved with the chapters Vintage Jackson fundraiser,
and also has been active with seeking new members in the chapter.
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EMS Sentry, Inc.
Stark County company provides two-way communication device that connects the homebound to a certified EMT: ‘It’s like having a neighbor watching over you’
As a Medicare Part B provider, MediVoice Alert® is a first-in-class product providing your patients with the opportunity to remain
safe, secure and independent in their homes.
Three years ago, Larry and Ruth Anne Parker introduced an electronic safety device right here in Stark County called MediVoice
Alert®.
After 30 years in the safety and security business, we saw the need for a two-way medical monitoring and alert system for
people who are homebound and live with chronic disabilities.
With typical PERS pendants, users are limited by the location of the base in order for someone to hear their call for help. If
they’re out of range—they’re out of luck!
With MediVoice Alert®, a person can communicate from anywhere in their home, as well as outside on their property—within
200 feet or more of their base station. They can tend to their garden, sit on their porch or just enjoy the out-of-doors with total
peace of mind.
This gives them a greater sense of independence, without sacrificing their personal assurance of safety and security. What’s
more, if they need to use their MediVoice Alert® device, they’ll speak to a certified EMT within seconds—24 hours a day, seven
days a week. The EMT will assess the situation and determine whether the patient’s family or other contact should be notified,
or if immediate emergency assistance is necessary.
It’s all done with simple one-button activation. Our device can be worn on the wrist, on a neck lanyard, or clipped to a belt or
waistband for easy access. Since it’s water-resistant, it can even be worn in the shower.
As a health-care professional, you can recommend MediVoice Alert® with the assurance that our first-in-class product will provide the peace of mind your patients desire.
As an approved Medicare provider, we are able to participate in Medicare reimbursement under Medicare Part B. In addition,
third party insurers are recognizing the benefits of our product and the potential cost savings to their companies. We are registered with the FDA and are nationally accredited as a DMEPOS provider.
If you’d like to arrange a demonstration, we will be happy to meet with you and your staff to show you our product and answer
any questions you may have.
See why one local resident said that using MediVoice Alert® “is like having a neighbor watching over you.” Call us at (330) 4331040 for more information.
MediVoice Alert® 2-Way Communication
EMS Sentry, Inc. 435-B Applegrove St. N.W. North Canton, OH 44720
Phone: (330) 433-1040 Toll-free: (877) 406-1724 www.MediVoiceAlert.com
A Parker Company. “MediVoice Alert®” is covered under Medicare Part B and requires a doctor’s prescription showing medical
necessity and a copy of Medicare Card. Some third party insurers may also cover the price of this equipment. Some restrictions
may apply.
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VictoryGate Custom Homes, LLC.
“We are a custom company that adapts to what people want”.
Contact our sales manager Jonna D’Amicone at:
1-866-205-6723
WESTFIELD BANK CONTINUES TO RECEIVE FIVE-STAR “SUPERIOR” RATING FROM BAUER FINANCIAL
Westfield Bank continues to receive the top Five-Star “Superior” rating for financial strength from BauerFinancial, an independent rating company analyzing and reporting on the performance of U.S. banks and credit unions since 1983.
Financial institutions that earn a four or five star rating from BauerFinancial are placed on BauerFinancial’s Recommended Report. Westfield
Bank has now been recommended by BauerFinancial for 42 consecutive quarters.
Dedicated to providing safe and secure lending and banking products to businesses and families, Westfield Bank continues to grow in the
northeast Ohio market. Westfield Bancorp, with assets exceeding $863 million, is the holding company for Westfield Bank.
BauerFinancial ratings classify financial institutions based upon a complex formula factoring in current and historical data. The first level of
evaluation is the capital level of the institution followed by other relevant data including, but not limited, to: profitability, historical trends, loan
delinquencies, repossessed assets, reserves, regulatory compliance, proposed regulations and asset quality.
“At Westfield Bank, our customers continue to experience the value of a community bank, where we know you, care about your success and
can make decisions locally,” said Westfield Bank President Timothy Phillips. “We attribute our continued success to responsible business
practices and a consistent focus that puts our customers’ needs first.”
For more information on BauerFinancial, visit www.bauerfinancial.com.
Westfield Bank is one of Northeast Ohio’s leading financial institutions and rated five-star “Superior” by BauerFinancial, an independent rating
company. Through knowledgeable banking professionals and the conveniences of online technology, Westfield Bank provides comprehensive commercial and personal banking services to Northeast Ohio customers and independent agencies that represent Westfield Insurance.
Westfield Bank is an affiliate of Westfield Insurance, one of the nation’s 50 largest property and casualty insurance groups, represented by
a network of over 1,000 independent insurance agencies. In business for more than 160 years, Westfield provides commercial and personal
insurance in 21 active states and surety services to customers in 31 states. For more information, visit www.westfield-bank.com.
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
October 2013
The first day of Autumn was September 22. Where did the summer go? Where
did 2013 go? As we enter the final quarter of the year I want to extend my appreciation to all our members for your support and hard work.
The MAPS Air Museum on September 11 was well attended and the collaboration between the Jackson & N. Canton Chambers was great. Entrepreneurs
were given the opportunity to showcase their products and services and to also
show off Northeast Ohio’s Center of Aviation History.
A special thanks to our Congressman Jim Renacci for informing us about what is
going on in Washington DC, how it can affect you and your businesses. President Steven Meeks collaborate with the Green Chamber, Lake Chamber and
North Canton Chamber of Commerce to host your Congressman.
And as always, if you want to network … we have planned another full year of
activities and events. If you want to participate on a committee, we need you. If
you want your voice heard by your local, state or federal elected officials let us
know your challenges. Steven, Chet, Jennifer, Tammy and Ashley are here to
help. Give them a call.
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Todd Locke
President WRL Advertising
Jackson-Belden Chamber
Chairman, Board of Directors
Benjamin Lehman Photography
Welcome
New
Members
Deborah Lehman
3416 West Moreland Ave NW
Canton, OH 44718-3152
Ph: (330) 956-5341
www.benjaminlehman.com
Benjamin Lehman is a photographer, designer and
director who has spent over two decades working as a visual artist. His work has appeared on
screens and publications across the country. As a
designer in his early days, Benjamin’s main goal
was to embrace the emerging digital mediums.
While others were struggling to hold onto their old
exacto knife and paste-up ways, Ben was using
the newest digital tools to push the boundaries of
visual art and design. It was in these early years
of the World Wide Web that he led the way in web
site design. Working with many tech companies,
such as Adobe and Microsoft, he helped to create
vibrant web presences. It was also during this time
that he and his wife, Deborah Lehman, created
their graphic design agency HoppingMedia. As the
internet progressed so did Ben’s skills and soon
he was involved with bringing motion to computer
monitors everywhere. Embracing QuickTime and
Flash (then known as FutureSplash), Benjamin
once again pioneered many of the techniques and
styles still used by web animators and new-media
creators today. Always seeming to know a good
thing when he sees it, he was one of the first to
raise the importance of Social Media as web 2.0
emerged. Now, a few years and millions of posts
later, Ben has helped companies forge large scale
social media campaigns, and online social footprints.
Body By Vi 90 Day Challenge
JBCC Mission
The mission of the JacksonBelden Chamber of Commerce is to promote integrity,
good faith, just and equitable
principles in business and to
foster, protect and advance
the commercial, mercantile,
industrial, professional, social
and civic interests of Jackson Township and its citizens.
The JBCC strives to be an advocate of business in Jackson
and Stark County and to promote an environment in which
businesses can succeed. The
Jackson-Belden Chamber helps
to ensure that the community’s
infrastructure serves the needs
of businesses and develops
programs to benefit members.
Todd Civiello
1101 Sequoia Dr NW
Strasburg, OH 44680-9519
Ph: (330) 265-6692 * Fax: (330) 808-4141
www.shake30.com
The Body by Vi Challenge has become the fastest growing health movement in North America,
with over 150,000 new challengers joining every
month! Even more amazing, this has all been
done with NO TRADITIONAL ADVERTISING!
The Challenge is going viral, powered by people
telling people about their results! ViSalus fuels this
organic growth with an entire program of cash bonuses and other rewards for simply promoting the
Challenge!
Canton Plastic Surgeons
Zaheer Shah
4665 Douglas Cr NW
Canton, OH 44718
Ph: (330) 499-2209
www.cantonplasticsurgeons.com
Champagne Taste
Brandy Hanna
2137 Wales Ave NW #1
Massillon, OH 44646-2339
Ph: (330) 416-6636 * Fax: (330) 563-4125
[email protected]
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Grapes In A Glass
Tamara Jorgensen
575 Market Ave N
Canton, OH 44702-1545
Ph: (330) 309-9500
www.grapesinaglass.org
If you love the taste of great wine, you’ve come to the
right place. Even if you aren’t sure if you like wine,
let our knowledgeable staff guide you through the
basics of finding something you enjoy. We are dedicated to education and enjoyment of wine. Feel free
to try many of our wine flights to expand your palate
and try something new. We also sell by the bottle
when you find what you love. Discover information
you may have been looking for, group tasting events
in the area, meet other like minded people interested in wine, sign up for professional wine classes or
browse our shop of favorite wine items. In addition
to good wine you will be able to browse our various
pieces of art all for sale. All stained glass, photography and jewelry is made by local artists. Your team at
grapes in a glass
K and R Industries
Kody Gonzalez
5053 Bob O Link St
North Canton, OH 44720-7001
Ph: (330) 323-3801
[email protected]
Nations Lending Corp – Fairlawn
Jason Fogle
123 South Miller Rd Ste 100
Fairlawn, OH 44333-4108
Ph: (866) 748-3885 * Fax: (866) 270-1545
www.nlcmortgageloans.com
Nations Lending Corp., a recipient of The Plain Dealer Top Workplaces 2012, is an FHA, VA and HARP
Mortgage loan company. Nations Lending Corporation is a Cleveland, Ohio based national mortgage
lender and mortgage banking company serving the
mortgage and home loan needs of homeowners
across 41 states. Our mortgage banking company
provides mortgage loan quotes after reviewing a
mortgage loan applicant’s property type, the appraised value of the property, the loan purpose, credit
reports and credit scores. Competitive mortgage interest rate quotes are frequently based on a 30 day
mortgage interest rate lock assumption. Mortgage interest rate quotes assume that taxes and insurance
will be collected as part of the house payment. As a
direct lender, our mortgage banking company funds
over $25 million a month in mortgage refinancing
loans, home equity loans and home purchase loans.
Pet Shop Girls LLC
Aja Tompot
5864 Fulton Drive NW
Canton, OH 44718-1752
Ph: (330) 494-2015
www.petshopgirlsohio.com
We are a mother/daughter team that owned a business in Broadview Heights for the past 8 years, and
decided to move our business closer to home. We
are excited to offer high quality dog and cat supplies
(food, treats, toys, etc.) and provide dog grooming
as well.
Project Rebuild Inc.
Joanna James - Executive Director
406 Shorb Ave NW
Canton, OH 44703-2617
Ph: (330) 588-3205 *Fax: (330) 588-3208
www.projectrebuild.org
Project REBUILD Inc. is a non-profit workforce development and
construction training program founded in 1999 with a mission to reengage at-risk youth to complete a high school diploma or GED and
acquire marketable skills in construction technologies through the
rehabilitation or construction of affordable housing.
Restorative Massage
Nancy Yackey
5208 Fulton Dr NW Suite B
Canton, OH 44718-1806
Ph: (330) 705-3118
[email protected]
I am a licensed massage therapist and I have been in business since
1999. What makes me stand out in this profession is that sessions
are tailored to my client’s needs. I offer a wide variety of modalities
which I may use during the massage. I offer relaxation, deep tissue,
SMRT, hot stone, and Cranial Sacral Therapy.
Sara Blaine for Willow House
Review and monitor the Rules and Regulations so as to allow for unit
owners personal tastes while preserving the uniformity of condo living.
Research and negotiate service contracts with reputable firms so as
to provide our residents with expected services that meet our quality
and cost standards.
Your Perfect Child LLC
Diana Boggia M.Ed.
6155 Tuscany Circle NW
Canton, OH 44718-3748
Ph: (551) 427-6653
www.parentwithapurpose.com
Diana R. Boggia, M.Ed., author of Parenting with a Purpose, syndicated columnist for Family Matters and monthly family columnist for
Life’s Journey magazine is a parenting consultant offering inspiring
alternatives to reach and teach children without yelling or harsh punishment. Her website www.ParentwithaPurpose.com offers behavioral
information and links to her published articles. Diana is the author of
Parenting with a Purpose, as well as a syndicated columnist for Family Matters through The Repository. Working directly with families as
a parent coach, she provides positive alternatives to reach and teach
children, and has been an invited guest on national radio and television, offering strategies to improve children’s behaviors.
Michele Heston
9070 Eagle View Cir NW
Massillon, OH 44646-1379
Ph: (330) 571-1328
www.mheston.willowhouse.com
Sara Blaine is one of America’s top jewelry designers and the perfect
business partner for women and men who choose to own a highly
profitable business with a small investment. Until now, Sara’s designs were only found in the most exclusive boutiques and jewelry
stores around the world. Today, clients can purchase her amazing
designs direct from our representatives at savings of up to 70% off
retail. As a Sara Blaine Rep, you build and service as many client
relationships as you choose each month, from a small part-time income to serious full-time career. It’s your choice. Big or small, you’ll
cash in on the explosion of Designer jewelry. From small one-on-one
client consultations to personal private showings of five or six potential customers, this is a business built on relationships.
Simplistic Leadership
Tom Baker
5050 Echo Valley St NW
North Canton, OH 44720-7414
Ph: (330) 232-0064
www.simplisticleadership.com
Stark Glass Ent Inc
Jacqueline Knight
409 Erie St N
Massillon, OH 44646-5547
Ph: (330) 833-4175 * Fax: (330) 833-5626
www.starkglass.com
Glass/Glazing for Auto, Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Security
and Custom work
Villa’s at London Square
Paul Addessi
PO Box 503
Canal Fulton, OH 44614-0503
Ph: (330) 854-9460
www.villasatlondonsquare.com
Develop and administer a budget that provides for our repetitive expenses, keep our unit owners’ fees reasonable, continue to grow our
reserve fund for future expenses and reduce the need to assess.
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Serving Northeast Ohio and beyond, Canton’s own SecureData 365 is a world class data center facility
right here in your neighborhood. As a member of the Canton Chamber of Commerce, SecureData
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With numerous ultra-fast broadband networks available in our region, local businesses can capitalize on
the multiple fiber connections that run through SecureData to improve their business operations in a
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SecureData 365 can help your business improve the reliability of your network and help make you
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The Tip Club program offers a no cost forum for chamber members to build the
kind of relationships with other members that will generate sales leads, educate
potential customers about member businesses, and expand networking
opportunities. It is anticipated that Tip Club members will be the referral to other
members’ businesses. Remember people do business with people they know. A
lot of business is gained through personal referrals and through word of mouth. Tip
clubs exist to broaden your base of personal referrals.
Meetings are facilitated and follow a structured format. Members are asked to give
a brief 30-60 second introduction, talking about their products and services.
Business Cards and Literature may also be distributed. Tip Club provides a
friendly forum to practice your sales pitch and try out new approaches and sales
techniques.
Tip Club Locations
Every
Tuesday
11:45 am
Fox & Hound
Head: Jon Mann - [email protected]
Wednesday
8:00 am
Canton Regency
Head: Michelle Ledford – [email protected]
Wednesday
11:30 am
That Little Italian Kitchen
Head: Denny Goodwill - [email protected]
Thursday
8:00 am
Samantha’s (Portage Rd)
Head: Chylece Head – [email protected]
** Each Tip Club consists of only one individual per industry, with the
exception of our Tuesday Club. For this reason, it is necessary to
contact the Chamber Office to be placed in a group. ***
AultCare QuickConnect ~ Glenmoor Country Club
October 16
EMS Sentry, Inc.®
Joe Feltes,
“When everything matters”®
Partner in Charge of Canton Office of
Buckingham, Doolillte & Burroughs, LLP.
435-B applegrove street, nW
north Canton, Oh 44720
medivoice alert®
Topic: “Email, Texts, Blogs and Posts: The
Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”
Bullet Points:
• Should those posting on social media sites or
communicating electronically have a reasonable expectation of privacy?
• Can smart phones in the wrong hands become weapons of mass
destruction?
• What are the elements for implementing a practical electronic
communications policy?
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Larry t. Parker
President
medicare
part “b” provider
Phone: 330-433-1040
Cell: 330-353-1307
Wats: 877-406-1724
www.medivoicealert.com
email: [email protected]
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KENT STATE UNIVERSITY AT STARK APPOINTS INTERIM ASSISTANT DEAN
Kent State University at Stark has recently appointed Dr. A. Bathi Kasturiarachi, as the interim assistant
dean for academic affairs.
In addition to assisting Dr. Walter F. Wagor, the dean of Kent State Stark, Kasturiarachi is charged with
directing and recruiting campus faculty, assisting in curriculum and program development and
coordinating the course schedule on the Stark Campus. As the largest of seven Kent State University
regional campuses, the Stark Campus, located in Jackson Township, enrolls more than 6,400 students
annually and offers associate degrees, as well as 18 baccalaureate and three master’s degrees.
Kasturiarachi began teaching mathematics at Kent State Stark in 1995. Currently ranked as an associate professor of mathematics, he has taught courses in calculus, linear algebra, matrix theory, statistics,
complex variables and mathematical analysis.
Prior to teaching at Kent State, he spent a year as an assistant professor and director of the Academic
Mastery Program at Occidental College in Los Angeles. Kasturiarachi held a research position in the
post-doctoral program at Duke University in North Carolina from 1993-94. From 1987-93, he held a
position as a graduate teaching assistant at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Kasturiarachi earned a bachelor’s of science degree with honors in pure and applied mathematics from
the University of Peradeniya in Sri Lanka. He earned his doctoral degree in mathematics from the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has published papers on non-linear wave theory (both
integrable and non-integrable systems) and leap-frogging Newton’s Method, as well as numerous
publications in mathematics education.
He is a member of the American Mathematical Association and the Mathematical Association of America.
For Kent State Stark, he served as the First Year Experience coordinator for six years and coordinated
the Mathematics Department for five years.
Kasturiarachi resides in North Canton with his wife, Sharon, and daughters, Brittany, Naomi and
Courtney.
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SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER SPONSORS QUICKBOOKS
TRAINING SESSIONS
The Ohio Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Kent State University at Stark* is sponsoring
training sessions on QuickBooks accounting software. Each one-day training session will be held at The
University Center at Kent State Stark, 6000 Frank Avenue NW in Jackson Township.
The fee of $119 for each QuickBooks session includes the training, use of computer for the day, breakfast
station, two break stations and lunch in the Dining Room of The University Center. Space is limited to 20
participants per session.
QuickBooks I for Beginners will be offered on Friday, Oct. 4. The program will be held from 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Registrations will be accepted through September 27. Create your company’s books from
scratch. Learn how to use this accounting software to create meaningful financial statements; profit and
loss reports; budgets and forecasts to grow your business; track sales; set up an inventory; and process
invoices, checks, payments and more. You will learn some of the features available in QuickBooks Basic,
Pro, Premiere and Accountant Edition. This class is interactive so bring your specific QuickBooks questions.
QuickBooks II for Advanced Users will be offered on Friday, Oct. 11. The program will be held from 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registrations will be accepted through October 4. Prerequisite: A basic understanding of
QuickBooks or the completion of the QuickBooks I class. Discover how to customize QuickBooks to your
business. Learn to track sales orders, use credit cards, perform a year-end close and import and export
customer and vendor lists. Master special transactions, including bad debt, petty cash and automatic
bank transactions, plus NSF check, customer deposits and more. Emphasis will be placed on inventory
and payroll features. This class is interactive so bring your specific QuickBooks questions.
Registrations and payment for the information session must be made online at www.CantonSBDC.org.
Click on QuickBooks and make your choice of program and available date.
An optional reference book for use at home/office is available and may be added at checkout for an additional $70. The instructor does not use this book, but it does provide step-by-step instructions for those
desiring to take home additional information. The book encompasses both QuickBooks I and QuickBooks
II. The QuickBooks classes are designed for the business professional using PC software and are not
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designed for those using Apple/Mac based products. PCs are provided for participants use during class.
For additional information about the QuickBooks sessions at Kent State Stark, contact the Small Business Development Center at
330-244-3290 or [email protected].
Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Contact the Small
Business Development Center at 330-244-3290 or [email protected]. Call 330-244-3239 for TDD only.
* The Small Business Development Center is hosted at Kent State Stark by The Corporate University.
AULTMAN LOOKING FOR A ‘FEW GOOD DOGS’
Aultman Hospital is searching for well-behaved dogs of all sizes and their dedicated owners to participate in Happy Tails, a dog visitation
program that exposes patients, family, visitors and staff to the positive experience of interacting with an animal.
With the help of volunteers, the Aultman Hospital Happy Tails program provides a positive psycho-social experience and alternative therapy
for patients. Research shows that spending time with a pet can reduce blood pressure and stress, normalize heart rate and improve circulation.
How to Get Involved
Happy Tails dogs and handlers go through a rigorous training process performed by Pet Partners certified evaluators. Screenings are held
twice yearly to join the Happy Tails team.
The next Pet Partners Handler Course is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 12 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration is required by Friday, Sept.
27. You must complete this course to evaluate with your dog. Pet Partners evaluations will be held by appointment only on Saturday, Oct.
26 at Aultman Hospital. To register or learn more about the Happy Tails program, please contact Erica Breedlove in Volunteer Services at
330-363-6368.
About Aultman
Aultman Health Foundation is a not-for-profit health care organization serving Stark and surrounding counties. The vertically integrated institution includes Aultman Hospital, Aultman Orrville Hospital, the locally managed health-insurance provider AultCare and the Aultman College
of Nursing and Health Sciences. With 808 beds, 535 active physicians and a staff of nearly 5,000 employees, Aultman is Stark County’s
largest hospital and employer. For more information, visit www.aultman.org.
CANTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Single concert tickets are now on sale for the upcoming Canton Symphony Orchestra season. The jam-packed season promises to be fun,
exciting and surprising once again, with concerts that feature a Brooklyn-based viral video sensation, a banjo player, a multi-media show of
NASA photographs of the planet rovers / satellites, an all-Scottish concert, and the return of world-renown pianist André Watts.
The orchestra’s 76th season will continue its Pops series, featuring PROJECT Trio, the always popular Holiday Pops, and local saxophonist
Matt Corey with Elec Simon. The Pops series is held at the newly renovated Palace Theatre, except for the Holiday Pops that is performed
at Umstattd Hall (at McKinley High School next to C.T. Branin Natatorium).
Michelle Mullaly, Executive Director of Canton Symphony, announced the classical series’ season will open October 6 with guest violinist
William Preucil, the Concertmaster of The Cleveland Orchestra. The featured piece will be Scottish Fantasy by Bruch along with two other
“Scottish” themed pieces by Mendelssohn and Benjamin.
Then on October 19, PROJECT Trio will appear at the Palace Theatre with members of the orchestra. This Brooklyn-based trio burst onto
the music scene with their landmark videos. The fall Pops concert last year (Speedbumps, a Kent-based acoustic band) received rave reviews for the packed house. This year’s group promises another fantastic performance.
“We really have a world-class orchestra – really an amazing gift for small town America,” noted Mr. Adrian Allison, Superintendent of The
Canton City School District. With musicians from across the globe, many who study at the Cleveland Institute of Music, the Canton Symphony Orchestra boasts one of the best small town orchestras in the country.
“Many of our musicians end up playing in The Cleveland Orchestra, the Nashville Symphony, and other well-known orchestras around the
country. Our previous concertmaster is now concertmaster of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. It’s really a gift the generations before us
established that makes incredibly professional and talented music available to the fine people right here in Canton,” commented Mullaly.
The orchestra remains under the direction of Gerhardt Zimmermann, who begins his 33rd year. Mullaly credits Zimmermann for maintaining
and improving the quality of musicianship and entertainment: “We are so fortunate to have a conductor who can bring world-class talent and
performance to Canton.”
Tickets start at a very affordable $18 for Pops and $25 for Masterworks concerts. There are senior, student and group discounts available.
Dress is casual and open to all ages. Tickets and the full concert season schedule are available online at www.CantonSymphony.org, by
calling 330-452-2094, or by walk-up at individual concerts. Some concerts do sell out in advance.
Founded in 1937, the Canton Symphony Orchestra is a fully professional ensemble and organization dedicated to performing concerts that
enrich, educate and entertain. Under the direction of Gerhardt Zimmermann, the orchestra performs classical, pops, holiday, and educational programs. Most performances are in Umstattd Performing Arts Hall, 2323 17th Street NW, Canton, Ohio (at McKinley High School across
from C.T. Branin Natatorium). Parking at McKinley High School is free. For more information, please visit www.CantonSymphony.org.
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A Different Type of
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Make your Reservation
online at www.jbcc.org
or
Call 330-833-4400
Come enjoy great networking,
people and lots of door prizes!
When: Thursday October 17, 2013
Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Where: Champagne Taste
2137 Wales Ave NW #1
Massillon, Oh 44646-2339
Cost: $5.00 Member
$10.00 Non-Member
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ZIPS FOOTBALL
CHAMBER DAY
Hoppy Hour and Zips Football vs. Kent State
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Brought to you by:
Event Ticket Includes:
• Reserved ticket to the Zips Football game
• Admission to pregame Hoppy Hour event
• Dinner catered by Old Carolina BBQ
• 2 complimentary draft beers included
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To Purchase or for more information,
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SAVE TIME IN ‘13 BY ADVERTISING IN THE COMMUNICATOR !!
Another year is fast approaching and that means it is time to revamp that old marketing strategy. Why not utilize the monthly
Jackson-Belden Chamber of Commerce newsletter, the Communicator? The Communicator arrives worldwide, monthly. Our
newsletter offers a plethora of information from our monthly events to new hires at member’s company. While Jackson-Belden
members scour the articles and pictures to see what we are up to next, they could be noticing your ad! You can sign up to utilize
this great advertising opportunity at any time. The deadline for files/graphics submission is the 1st of the month prior to publication. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Chet at the Chamber at (330) 833-4400 or by email to: [email protected].
Advertise in the
Communicator
The Communicator is published monthly, January
through December, but you may sign up at any
time throughout the year
Advertisements must be submitted in the
following Format only:
TIFF, Jpeg, or PDF files are acceptable at
press quality settings (300 dpi or higher)
Color ads are now acceptable
Ads not created to the specific sizes will be
resized or reworked to fit at the expense of
the customer.
If you have any questions regarding files or
materials to be sent, contact:
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Send to:
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Make your Reservation
online at www.jbcc.org
or
Call 330-833-4400
Come enjoy great networking,
people and doorprizes!
When: Thursday November 7, 2013
Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Where: The Inn at Whitewood Village
3146 Whitewood Street NW
North Canton, Oh 44720-8382
Cost: $5.00 Member
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in Jackson Township, Exclusive to
Jackson-Belden Chamber Members:
Billboard will be up for 28 days. Members will be given billboard site/location prior to
entering into a written agreement. Member has right to refuse if
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Price - $500.00 inclusive (paper & graphics included)
Call (330) 833-4400 for further details
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C. Todd Locke
Chairman of the Board
WRL Advertising
Thomas W. Schmidt
Executive Vice Chair
AultCare
Thomas Turner
Secretary
Mercy Medical Center
Dane Mayle
Vice Chair Internal Affairs
Bruner-Cox
Jeffrey Snyder
Ways and Means
Premier Bank & Trust
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Morrow & Meyer, LLC
Kathleen Krohn
Treasurer
415 Group
Larry Marcus
Consumers National Bank
Cheri Rice
Stark State College
David Allen
Buehler’s Food Market, Inc.
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Mel Herncane
Past Chairman
Boys & Girls Club of Massillon
THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU!
The Better Business Bureau has been around for over 100 years. Yet, many individuals still don’t know what they do and how they can help
them. Originally established in the early 1900’s, the goal was to correct advertising abuses. BBB’s quickly expanded to monitor business
performance and provide consumers with vital information to avoid the pitfalls in the marketplace. BBB’s were originally called “Vigilance
Committees”.
Today, BBB’s are committed to the belief that the majority of marketplace problems can be corrected through voluntary self-regulation. They
champion the cause of consumers and hold businesses accountable to the highest standards of honesty in their advertising and selling.
Better Business Bureaus number over 115 in the United States and Canada. Collectively, they provide service to nearly 25-30 million consumers each year. The biggest misnomer is that many people think they are a government agency, when in fact, they are a 503c(6) organization. They are financed through membership dues and non-dues revenue. They are not a legal firm much to the surprise of many. One of
the things you will find is that they will not give an opinion on a business but rather will give you facts that have been gathered over the years
on that particular business.
Businesses must meet tough BBB accreditation standards, agree to follow the highest principals of business ethics and voluntary self-regulation, and have accepted an invitation from the BBB to join. As a rule, a BBB report on an organization will contain; general background
information, complaint history, and other pertinent information. This information is developed through special BBB investigations and relevant
government actions.
One of the main focus points of any BBB is the ability to help with dispute resolution. Conciliation, Mediation, and Arbitration is offered as a
means of resolving many complaints against a business. Although the BBB greatly helps consumers and businesses through information and
business self-regulation, it is not a government agency, nor does it have law enforcement powers.
For consumers, the BBB helps in many ways. Business reports, charity reports, dispute resolution, consumer information clearinghouse,
business ethics promotion, fighting fraud, and scam alerts are just some of the many ways you can benefit from the organization. Accredited
businesses receive many benefits as well; workers compensation program, business & personal insurance programs, health care insurance,
long-term care coverage, employee handbook & drug prevention program, and workplace mediation are some of the programs offered.
Our local Better Business Bureau serving Canton Region and Greater West Virginia has been in business for over 50 years. Our service
area covers 12 counties in Ohio (Stark, Holmes, Tuscarawas, Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson, Guernsey, Belmont, Noble, Monroe, Morgan, and
Washington) and 52 counties in West Virginia. With a main office in Canton and a satellite office in Charleston, WV the BBB has about 2000
accredited businesses.
For more information about the BBB and to become an accredited business, call the office at 330-454-9401.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CRITICAL-CARE NURSES RECOGNIZES THE AULTMAN MEDICAL
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH BRONZE-LEVEL BEACON AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE
The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN), Aliso Viejo, Calif., recently awarded a bronze-level Beacon Award for Excellence to
the Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) at Aultman Hospital.
The Beacon Award for Excellence — a significant milestone on the path to exceptional patient care and healthy work environments — recognizes unit caregivers who successfully improve patient outcomes and align practices with AACN’s six Healthy Work Environment Standards.
Units that earn this three-year, three-level bronze award designation meet national criteria consistent with Magnet Recognition, the Malcolm
Baldrige National Quality Award and the National Quality Healthcare Award.
AACN President Vicki Good, RN, MSN, CENP, applauds the commitment of the caregivers at Aultman’s MICU for working together to meet and
exceed the high standards set forth by the Beacon Award for Excellence. These dedicated health care professionals join other members of the
exceptional community of nurses who set the standard for optimal patient care.
“The Beacon Award for Excellence recognizes caregivers in stellar units whose consistent and systematic approach to evidence-based care
optimizes patient outcomes. Units that receive this national recognition serve as role models to others on their journey to excellent patient and
family care,” she explains.
The bronze-level Beacon Award for Excellence earned by the Aultman MICU signifies success in developing, deploying and integrating unitbased performance criteria for optimal outcomes. The MICU earned a bronze award by meeting the following evidence-based Beacon Award
for Excellence criteria:
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Leadership structures and systems.
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Effective communication, knowledge management, learning and development.
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Evidence-based practice and processes.
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Outcome measurement.
AACN honors all Beacon Award recipients with announcements in AACN Bold Voices, the monthly member magazine distributed to more than
100,000 acute and critical care nurses nationwide. AACN also honors awardees at the National Teaching Institute & Critical Care Exposition,
the world’s largest educational conference and trade show for nurses who care for acutely and critically ill patients and their families.
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MERCY MEDICAL CENTER RECEIVES AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY FOUNDATION’S NCDR®
ACTION REGISTRY®–GWTGTM PLATINUM PERFORMANCE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Mercy Medical Center has received the American College of Cardiology Foundation’s NCDR ACTION Registry–GWTG Platinum Performance
Achievement Award for 2013 – one of only 197 hospitals nationwide to do so. The award recognizes Mercy Medical Center’s commitment and
success in implementing a higher standard of care for heart attack patients, and signifies that Mercy has reached an aggressive goal of treating
these patients to standard levels of care as outlined by the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association clinical guidelines and
recommendations.
To receive the ACTION Registry–GWTG Platinum Performance Achievement Award, Mercy Medical Center consistently followed the treatment
guidelines in the ACTION Registry–GWTG Premier for eight consecutive quarters and met a performance standard of 90 percent for specific
performance measures. Following these treatment guidelines improves adherence to ACC/AHA Clinical Guideline recommendations, monitors
drug safety and the overall quality of care provided to ST¬–elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) and non- ST–elevation myocardial infarction
patients (NSTEMI).
“The American College of Cardiology Foundation and the American Heart Association commend Mercy Medical Center for its success in implementing standards of care and protocols. The full implementation of acute and secondary prevention guideline-recommended therapy is a critical
step in saving the lives and improving outcomes of heart attack patients,” stated James Jollis, M.D., FACC, ACTION Registry-GWTG Chair and
Professor of Medicine and Radiology at Duke University Hospital and Deepak L. Bhatt, M.D., MPH, FACC, FAHA, ACTION Registry-GWTG CoChair and Chief of Cardiology at VA Boston Healthcare System, Senior Physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Professor of Medicine
at Harvard Medical School.
“The time is right for Mercy Medical Center to be focused on improving the quality of cardiovascular care by implementing ACTION Registry–
GWTG,” said Ahmed Sabe, M.D., executive director of Mercy Heart Center and co-director of Mercy Emergency Chest Pain Center. “The number of acute myocardial infarction patients eligible for treatment is expected to grow over the next decade due to increasing incidence of heart
disease and a large aging population,” Sabe said.
ACTION Registry–GWTG is a partnership between the American College of Cardiology Foundation and the American Heart Association with
partnering support from the American College of Emergency Physicians and the Society of Cardiovascular Patient Care. ACTION RegistryGWTG empowers health care provider teams to consistently treat heart attack patients according to the most current, science-based guidelines
and establishes a national standard for understanding and improving the quality, safety and outcomes of care provided for patients with coronary
artery disease, specifically high-risk STEMI and NSTEMI patients.
Mercy Medical Center, a ministry of the Sisters of Charity Health System, operates a 476-bed hospital serving Stark, Carroll, Wayne, Holmes
and Tuscarawas Counties and parts of Southeastern Ohio. It has 620 members on its Medical Staff and employs 2,500 people. Mercy operates
outpatient health centers in Carroll County, Jackson Township, Lake Township, Louisville, North Canton, Plain Township and Tuscarawas County.
A Catholic hospital, Mercy Medical Center upholds the mission and philosophy of the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine and continues to be
responsive to the needs of the community. For more information, see cantonmercy.org.
DEHOFF REALTORS AMONG RARE GROUP NATIONALLY CERTIFIED TO WORK WITH MILITARY
HOMEBUYERS
Certified Military Housing Specialist Course educates housing professionals on the uniqueness of guiding the military through the process of
purchasing a home
DeHoff Realtors has achieved the rare distinction of becoming nationally certified to work with and understand the uniqueness of guiding military borrowers through the process of purchasing a home. DeHoff real estate agent David Angione has graduated from the Certified Military
Housing Specialist Course, which is exclusively offered by USA Cares, Inc., a national military assistance nonprofit that gives emergency financial support to military and their families.
This course aims to educate real estate professionals on the differences in working with military communities by training them on the unique
lifestyle circumstances often typical in the military.
The course and certification also helps real estate professionals make sense of the military’s “language,” ranking and pay system, all major
factors in determining how much a military member can afford when purchasing a home.
“DeHoff Realtors is sensitive to the military’s unique needs when purchasing a home,” said David Maltese, General Sales Manager. “With his
understanding of the military’s world and language, David is better equipped to serve our nation’s military and their families with the highest
standard.”
Besides educating real estate professionals, the course gives them advice regarding foreclosure prevention in the military community – all for
the purpose of better serving military customers and coaching them on how to avoid mortgage delinquencies.
About USA Cares
USA Cares, Inc. is a national nonprofit that raises funds and public awareness to supply post-9/11 career and non-career military service
members with grants to remedy the financial hardship caused by multiple deployments or service to the nation. The organization operates an
exclusive and unique program that trains financial professionals on the uniqueness of lending to military members.
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Thank you to Our Generous Golf Sponsors
Anheuser-Busch Sales of Canton
Door Prize Donations
Hole Sponsors
AultCare
Canton Regency Retirement Community
CKP Heating & Cooling LLC
Complete Concrete
CSE Federal Credit Union
Cutler Real Estate
Emergency Medicine Physicians
FirstMerit Bank
Hall, Kistler & Co. LLP
JA Ondrus LLC
Kee, Huchok & Co, Inc.
Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths, & Dougherty
Leonard Insurance
Mary Beth Reynolds ~ Morrow & Meyer, LLC
Modern Hearing Solutions, Inc
Morrow & Meyer, LLC
Pure Water Technology
Reinhard Kopko Keller & McDonnell
Seifert Technologies, Inc
Scheetz Building Corporation
Small Business Development Center
SummaCare
The Slagle Wolf Group, LLC, CPA’s
The St. Luke Foundation
WRL Advertising
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2nd Hand Treasures
4 Cookie Divas
All Occasions Bakery
Amherst Meadows
Anheuser-Busch Sales of Canton
Another Look Consignment Shop
Arbonne, Missy Trompower
Bella Vita Salon
Buehler’s Food Markets, Inc.
CCS Business Solutions, Inc.
Charlie’s Courier Service
Comfort Inn
Cruises Inc.
DeHoff Bald Realtor, David Angione
Edge Hair Design
Engravers Gallery
Fox & Hound English Pub & Grille
GBS ~ John Boron
Glenmoor Country Club
Holiday Inn Belden Village
Howard Hanna ~ Pat King
JA Ondrus LLC
Jojutlas Mexican Grill
Kendall House Inc
Koala Kruizers
Lyons Den Golf
Mann Marketing Inc
Miller and Company Sanitation
Montrose Auto Group
Mr. Hyde’s Leather
Northeast Ohio Digital
Old Carolina Barbecue & Catering Company
Quaker Steak & Lube
Shady Hollow Country Club
Skyland Pines
Tam O’Shanter Golf Course
TD’s Tailgate Grill
That Little Italian Kitchen
The Cash Cow Girl
The Irish Pub & Grill
Thomas E. Wallace Jr.
Tilted Kilt
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