A Big Win for the Community: Hoops Rivalry Means Helping Hands
More than 30 local schools and community agencies in need of aid will host teams of willing workers University of Cincinnati and Xavier University students, fans, friends and alumni during the Crosstown Helpout on Saturday, Jan. 24, that precedes the Feb. 3 Crosstown ShootOut basketball game between the two schools.
Up to 900 participants are expected to lend a hand, a broom or a brush that day, first gathering at UCs Fifth Third Arena at Shoemaker Center at 8:30 a.m. Then, volunteers will work from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Sponsors of this years Helpout are ARAMARK Corporation, Chiquita Brands International Inc., Glidden Paints, Home City Ice Co., The Home Depot Inc., Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, LaRosas, Panera Bread, the UC Alumni Association and XUs Alumni Association.
Volunteers can register for the Helpout at http://www.crosstownhelpout.com or by calling UCs alumni office at 513-556-4344 or XUs alumni office at 513-745-3081.
Crosstown Helpout Beneficiary sites:
Annunciation School, 3545 Clifton Ave., Clifton painting, cleaning, building shelves
Bond Hill Academy, 1510 California Ave., Bond Hill cleaning, painting
Boys Hope-Girls Hope, 340 Gest St., downtown painting, minor repairs
Brighton Center, 706 Park Ave., Newport painting day-care facility
Churches Active in Northside, 4230 Northside Ave. painting, laying new floor, maintenance/repairs
Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding & Horsemanship, 1342 State Route 50, Milford painting, weatherproofing wood in indoor riding ring, clearing fence lines
Cincinnati Waldorf School, 745 Derby Ave., Winton Place repairs and improvements to classroom and playground equipment
College Hill Fundamental Academy, 1625 Cedar Ave., College Hill painting restrooms and locker rooms
Contact Center, 1227 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine waxing floors, sorting toys
Corryville Catholic Elementary, 108 Calhoun St., Corryville painting, cleaning
East End Community Heritage School, 2423 Eastern Ave., East End painting, repair work
First Step Home, Inc., 2203 Fulton Ave., Walnut Hills painting
Hughes Center High School, 2515 Clifton Ave. painting
Hyde Park School, 3401 Edwards Road painting school cafeteria and front hallway
LeBlond Community Center, 2335 Eastern Ave., East End painting/cleaning cupboards, hanging wall hooks
Montessori Center Room, Inc. Pre-School, 2505 Eastern Ave., East End painting classroom
North Avondale Montessori School, 615 Clinton Springs Ave., North Avondale painting
North Avondale Recreation Center, 617 Clinton Springs Ave. painting gym, fitness center and storage room
Norwood Middle School, 2060 Sherman Ave. painting
Our Daily Bread, 1730 Race St., Over-the-Rhine cleaning tables, chairs, floors, walls
Our Mother of Sorrows School, 7243 E. Lawn Dr., Roselawn painting hallways, stairwells and classrooms
Parham School, 1835 Fairfax Ave., Evanston painting
ReSTOC, 114 W. 14th St., Over-the-Rhine rehabbing two apartments
Roselawn Condon School, 7735 Greenland Pl. painting inside doors and railings
St. Aloysius Orphanage, 4721 Reading Rd., Bond Hill
St. Augustine School, 1840 Jefferson Ave., Covington cleaning and painting walls
St. Francis-St. Joseph Catholic Worker House, 1437 Walnut St., Over-the-Rhine cleaning windows and basement
St. Frances de Sales School, 1602 Madison Ave., Evanston cleaning, painting, general maintenance
St. Vincent de Paul School, 4036 River Rd., Riverside cataloguing library books
Stepping Stones Center, 5650 Given Rd., Indian Hill painting
Welcome House of N. Kentucky, 205 Pike St., Covington painting offices
Winton Hills Community Center, 5170 Winneste Ave., Winton Place painting, cleaning, repairs
Withrow School, 2488 Madison Rd., Hyde Park painting lockers and walls
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