Graphic Artists in Residence Amelia High School

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE 2011

The Anderson East Regional office of CBWS was fortunate enough to Donate money to Amelia High School. Curriculum Director, Tanny Mcgregor, worked with the Ohio Arts Council to bring in Graphic Artist, Carol Tyler, to teach students how to create their own Graphic Novels. Literature, Social Studies and Art were combined to create their books. Check out the video by clicking on "Artist in Residence"

Sunday June 5th Madisonville Recreation Center

Because of our efforts at the "Split The Pot" game on Friday, we were able to host a Match Game, Anderson Vs. Madisonville in Madisonville. It was more like a picnic. The teams were mixed, so they weren't just playing with their team mates. It was a hot day so only three innings were played, but the real fun was 100 water balloons we launched out to the kids and a Great Cook-out provided by Ron's Barbecue (that spicy met bit me back). and there were prizes for all the kids and a few lucky adults. It was a Great time.

Split The Pot Game on Friday June 3rd

The Anderson East Regional Office had the opportunity to, once again, sell "split the Pot" ticket for the Reds Community fund. 9 agents from our office participated. We sold over six thousand dollars in tickets in 4 innings. The folks in the bleachers were the most generous, thank you. The winning ticket holder took home almost $3,000. And Shirley Winters, pictured above, was either having fun with the Hooters girls or contemplating a career change.

Kelly and Jeff Weir danced to a secon place finish raising about $1000 for the Clermont county Board of disabilities. We are so proud and pleased to work with agents who desire to give back to the community as well as to help others.
Kelly Said:"Jeff and I wanted to thank each and every one of you that donated to the Clermont County Board of
Developmental Disabilities and helped support us in our 'Dancing with the Stars' endeavor :o) We can't express how touched we were at the outpouring of well-wishes and donations from so many of you! You are truly wonderful and even though we know, every day, that we are blessed, this has made us even more aware than usual that we are surrounded by caring, thoughtful people, like you. The county board for Developmental Disabilities is a great organization that we were thrilled to be able to help, with your support. I can tell you sincerely that the people involved in that organization appreciated every dollar you gave. So, once again, thank you so, so much."

Amelia Artist in Residence/Cbws donation

We contacted Tanny Mcgregor from West Clermont Schools and offered money to support a project of her choice. She contacted the Ohio Arts Council and hire Carol Tyler, a graphic novelist. Carol and the School staff created an interdisciplinary program, where the students made their own graphic novels. Tanny said that this project was impactful and one the students of Amelia High School would remember long after graduation

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Christmas Time News

Stacy and Larry "On Location" at the Eastgate Mall. We went to the Mall and saw Santa and delivered the Good News that our Holiday Auction brought in over $8,000 for charity. Also really cool stuff for buyers and sellers; Our agents can give very detailed reports by zipcode. Data is up to the minute, lots of graphs and clear explanations of what you are reading. These can be obtained by contacting your favorite Coldwell Banker West Shell agent. When you are finished with a quick reading, you will be an expert on the market.

Stacy, then, delivers toys to the packed and ready Marine "Toys for Tots" van, as it was leaving.
Then she hands the check from The Coldwell Banker West Shell Foundation for $500 to the Milford Miami Ministries food and clothing bank.

Our beautiful Christmas Tree was decorated by Sarah Noggle and Karen Hennekes.
Happy Holidays and Hopes for a prosperous and healthy New Year!