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ABOUT THESISTERS OF NOTREDAME DE NAMURThe Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur are an international congregation. Our educational ministries take us to five continents. We have had a strong presence in the Greater Cincinnati area since 1840.
PARTNERS IN ACTION LUNCHEONABOUT THE PARTNERS IN ACTION PROGRAM
ABOUT THE PARTNERS IN ACTION LUNCHEON
PURPOSE OF THE LUNCHEON
Formed fifteen years ago, Partners in Action are friends of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur who make financial commitments to support the work of the Sisters.
The 2019 fundraising luncheon is on Thursday, May 9, 2019 at the Cintas Center on the Xavier University campus. Over 500 people attended last year. This mission-based luncheon program begins promptly at noon and ends precisely at 1:00 p.m. There is no charge to attend but guests are told prior to the luncheon that they will be asked to make a contribution.
The brief, tightly scripted program emphasizes the educational work and the mission of the Sisters in a variety of ministries throughout Greater Cincinnati:
• inner-city school programs• adult education & mentoring
programs• parenting skills development• trafficking education program• basic job training
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Karen Hadden, Associate Development Director701 E. Columbia Avenue • Cincinnati, OH [email protected] • 513-679-8106 www.sndohio.org
The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur have had a presence at Power Inspires Progress since Sister Judy Tensing founded it in 1986 to help women learn a skill so they could become more independent of welfare assistance. Since then, PIP has grown into a job-readiness program with a thriving pizza parlor and catering business that teaches adults how to become valuable employees in the service sector.
Cintas Center at Xavier UniversityThursday, May 9, 201912:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
PRESENTING LEVEL - $20,000Fort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc.
DIAMOND LEVEL - $10,000Elevar Design Group
PLATINUM LEVEL - $5,000Baker Concrete Construction, Inc.
Edward F. Castleberry & FamilyKim & Scott DavidFifth Third Bank
Home City Ice Co.KDM P.O.P. Solutions Group
Maribeth & Martin RaheTechnical Foods
GOLD LEVEL - $2,500BB & T
JC FoundationJoseph Auto Group
Linda Caswell Berry & Sons Foundation, Inc.Anonymous
Jim & Patricia StahlTurner Construction
Our multi-level sponsorship program includes:
Presenting $20,000Diamond $10,000Platinum $5,000Gold $2,500Silver $1,000Bronze $500
How to Become a Sponsor:
Contact Karen Hadden at 513-679-8106 or [email protected].
2018 SPONSORSABOUTTHE SPONSORSHIPPROGRAM
PARTNERS IN ACTIONLUNCHEON
2019Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
SILVER LEVEL - $1.000Mike & Nancy ConatonDavid & LeAnne ConwayCors & Bassett LLCFrost Brown Todd LLCGraphic VillageHaverkamp, Riehl & Michel, Co., L.P.A.Greg & Gloria IonnaTom & Kathy JosephKeating Muething & Klekamp PLLKlosterman Baking CompanyJudge Ethna M. Cooper & Mr. Todd CooperMullaney’s MedicalOptasia Productions, LLCSusan & Joseph PichlerQHS ConstructionRKCA Capital Advisors & Investment BankersThe Evelo/Singer/Sullivan Group of Merrill LynchSquire Patton Boggs (US) LLPSummit Parents AssociatiomViox ServicesWilliam Price Family Foundation
BRONZE LEVEL - $500Phyllis and Greg AdamsAegis Protective ServicesBartlett & Co.Berry Insurance GroupCincinnati BellConners & Co.Jaguar Land Rover Cincinnati Kissel LandscapingMCF Advisors LLCMidwest Hyperbaric Physicians, Inc.Nottinghill Investment Advisers, LtdR. J. Beischel Building Co.RumpkeSchindler Elevator CorporationSchmidt Dhonau Kucner Funeral HomeSiemer’s Insurance Agency Barry & Gretchen SchmidtWheatley ElectricWoeste Builders Inc.
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in HaitiIn the poorest of countries like Haiti where our Sisters serve, it is a challenge for parents to provide for essentials like housing, food and school-related costs. This is true even for those parents who are fortunate enough to have jobs at the Notre Dame Bakery. That’s why we have started two special projects.
The Haiti Scholarship Project helps workers and sellers at the Notre Dame Bakery earn scholarships for their children that will cover the cost of school tuition, books and uniforms.
The Bread for Schools Project provides bread to two schools once a week giving each student a roll — a welcome addition as many children often receive only one meal a day.
