Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses Inc.
The University of Cincinnati
Making a Difference in the West End
The University of Cincinnati's Organizational Leadership Students are working to renovate and reopen the Findlay Street Book Nook, a mini-library that serves the children and families of the West End and surrounding communities. The students are working to collect donations of books, book shelves, paint, another supplies for the library. The students have received donations of paint and ceiling tiles from Home Depot. 
Each week the students of UC partner with the children of the community to clean and repair the Book Nook. The UC students provide dinner to the children that have volunteered to make this project a success. The grand re-opening will be held in March 2010.

In addition to the re-opening of the library, the students of U.C. will run a weekend sports clinic that is open to the community for children between the ages of 6 and 12. These children will have a chance to interact with and get to know college students.
To see the last project completed by the Organizational Leadership Students, visit this site:
http://homepages.uc.edu/acctcert/foodforthought/
Special Thanks
Seven Hills would like to offer special thanks to St. Barnabas Church for their contribution and making a difference in the lives of the West End and Over the Rhine families over the holiday season. Through your support over 1,000 people received Thanksgiving and Christmas assistance. 100 families received a weeks worth of groceries. Over 50 families received food and gifts.

How You Can Get Involved: We accept individuals, organizations, churches, and corporation as volunteers to join us in assisting families that are in need. You are welcome to donate your time, food items, office supplies, gently used clothing, or making a monetary donation are a few ways you can make a difference.
Donations are always accepted because there are always families that are in need.
2010 Charitable Contributions
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