WPYC's Fundraising Brunch & Auction!

Hi Folks!

It's almost April, and you know what that means . . . chocolate bunnies and egg hunts! But what, I ask, is better than boiling, dyeing, hiding, and hunting for eggs on a chocolate induced sugar-high? WPYC's Annual Fundraising Brunch and Auction, of course!

Check out the flier below for all the details. Hope to see you there!

WPYC Goes Dancing (Irish Style)

The Sue Hagedorn Service Award

Click document below for details

 

If you know someone you'd like to nominate, please download our nomination form.
Hagedorn Award Nomination Form Final  
Download as a Word Document to fill in the form, save it as a PDF, and email the completed form to WPYC's Executive Director at daviswpyc@gmail.com.  It's that easy!     

WPYC Visits Gold Star Chili

Hey Folks!  Check out some pictures from our visit to Gold Star Chili during the fundraiser.  A special, heartfelt thanks to Gold Star Chili for showing such interest in us and making this fundraiser possible.  You are VERY appreciated!

  

Gold Star Chili Fundraiser: February 23rd!

Hey everyone!

Please come out and support WPYC by eating at the Gold Star Chili on Mitchell Ave. on February 23rd.  A portion of the proceeds goes directly to WPYC!  Find out all the details by clicking on the flier below!

Gifts from Munninghoff, Lange & Co.!

The staff and students at Winton Place Youth Center would like to offer a big Thank You to the fine people at Munninghoff, Lange & Co.  Their generosity during this holiday season led them to give WPYC numerous gifts, including board games, basketballs, footballs, Barbies, a toaster-oven, a vacuum cleaner, and a blender.  They gave us our own 12 days of Christmas!  We would like to offer a special Thank You to incomparable Bob Barker, who personally arranged this generous act.  Below, you'll find pictures of our students and staff enjoying the gifts!

Gift-Wrapping Extravaganza

It was the Saturday before Christmas, and all through Winton Place, 

There was a flurry of people just trying to keep pace

With paper and ribbon, and tape and bows--

They were wrapping up presents--how many?--no one knows. 

This past Saturday, we had a rather unique event at Winton Place Youth Center.  We offered to wrap people's presents, free of charge.  The week before the event, word was spread by distributing 99 fliers to 99 homes in Spring Grove Village:

Though the turnout was a little lackluster (gift-buying procrastination strikes again), we had numerous volunteers show up at the Center to help out.  Our Executive Director even gave everyone a lesson on the finer points of gift-wrapping.  

We were joined, as we are every month, by our St. Xavier high school service-learning group.  They not only helped wrap gifts--they also painted our bathroom doors and our basement floor!  What a group!  

Below, you'll find pictures of the event.