Category Archives: In The Community
2019 Scholarship Winners
We are pleased to announce the recipients of our 2019 Scholarship Program. Each year, COPFCU awards scholarships to high school seniors that display academic excellence and benefit their community through service projects. This year we awarded three scholarships for $1,000 per year for four consecutive years of university study, and two one-time $500 scholarships. The […]
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Crime Stoppers Shred Day – Saturday, April 6, 2019
Shred-It, Furniture Fair, Walgreens and WCPO are teaming up with Crime Stoppers to help safeguard your identity and credit. Bring your old statements, cancelled checks or any other documents with your personal information to these Furniture Fair locations between 8AM – 1PM on Saturday, April 6th, 2019. For a donation to Crime Stoppers, your documents […]
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Free 10-Week Parent Education & Support Program Hosted By NWLSD
Parent Project: Free 10-Week Parent Education & Support Program The Northwest Local School District is holding Parent Project, a FREE 10-week parent education and support program designed to present concrete, no-nonsense solutions to the most difficult parenting questions. This program, designed specifically for parents of strong-willed adolescent children, gives parents specific strategies to manage destructive adolescent behaviors, […]
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Fish Fry Benefiting Crime Stoppers – Friday, March 22
Brooks Annual Fish Fry Benefiting Crime Stoppers Brooks Flooring will be holding their annual Fish Fry this Friday to benefit Crime Stoppers of Greater Cincinnati. For a small donation, you can choose between cajun or regular fried fish, a side of mac and cheese or french fries, beverage and dessert. We hope to see you […]
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Read About Our Latest Visit With Adopt-A-Class
Adopt-a-Class – Experimenting With Balloons Our Adopt-A-Class at Oyler is studying physical science, including concepts like energy, heat, power, and motion, so today we made simple balloon ‘rockets’ to learn more about pressure, force, and friction. We used several different sizes of balloons to see which ones went the fastest and the furthest when attached […]
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