EVANSTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL - 2020-2021 DIRECTORY
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EVANSTON 2020–2021
COMMUNITY COUNCIL DIRECTORY
Great Things Are Happening in Evanston
Council on Aging
Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio (COA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to
enhancing quality of life for older adults, people with disabilities, their families and
caregivers. We promote choice, independence, dignity and well-being through a range of
services that help people remain in their homes for as long as possible.
COA plans, coordinates and administers local, state and federally-funded programs and
services for older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers in Butler, Clermont,
Clinton, Hamilton and Warren counties.
Council on Aging helps people...
Stay in their homes and communities
Affordable services such as meals, transportation, housekeeping and personal care help
older adults and people with disabilities remain safe and independent in their homes
while also supporting family caregivers who are juggling multiple responsibilities.
Be well, at home
Ready to take control of a chronic illness or go home from a hospital or nursing home?
COA offers wellness programs and transitional care services that help people manage
their chronic health and long-term care needs at home, where they are most comfortable.
Connect to information and resources
Confused about housing, caregiving or long-term care options? Start with COA for
unbiased answers, advice and connection to area resources.
Contact Us:
One call to COA links people to the wide variety of agencies,
information and programs that serve older adults, people with
disabilities and their caregivers.
(513) 721-1025 | Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm
www.help4seniors.org
Schools and University
Congratulations to all involved at Evanston Evanston Academy and Alliance Academy of
Academy, a neighborhood Vision 2020 school Cincinnati had the most Evanston residents
and Walnut Hills High School earning an overall enrolled, with 258 and 111 respectively. Withrow
grade of A on 2018-19 State Report Card University High School had the highest high
cps-k12.org/about-cps/accountability/ schooler enrollment with 124 attending.
district-report-card Walnut Hills High School had 60 Evanston
During the 2018-19 school year, there residents enrolled.
were 1,277 school-aged children living
in Evanston that went to 86 schools.
XAVIER UNIVERSITY
3800 Victory Pkwy
513.745.3000
ACADEMY OF WORLD LANGUAGES
2030 Fairfax Ave | 513.363.7800
WALNUT HILLS
HIGH SCHOOL
3250 Victory Pkwy
513.363.8400
Walnut Hills High School is
a selective enrollment high
school in the Cincinnati Public School system.
Walnut has a distinguished reputation as the
top school in the State of Ohio based on the
Ohio Graduation Test, identified as a Cum Laude
ALLIANCE ACADEMY Society school, and recognized perennially as
OF CINCINNATI (CHARTER) a top 100 public high school by U.S. News and
1712 Duck Creek Rd | 513.751.5555 World Report.
WITHROW UNIVERSITY
HIGH SCHOOL
2488 Madison Rd 45208
513.363.9200
Empowering students to
EVANSTON ACADEMY successfully pursue college
1835 Fairfax Ave | 513.363.2700 and careers.
evanstoncinci.org | 2
ACADEMY OF WORLD LANGUAGES
SCHIFF WELLNESS
ACADEMY CENTER
OF WORLD LANGUAGES
SCHIFF WELLNESS
YOUR HEALTH. CENTER
OUR MISSION.
YOUR HEALTH. OUR MISSION.
The Schiff Wellness Center opened its doors THE FACILITY INCLUDES
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and dental care in a partnership
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to serve three clients at a time Institute,
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the Community Learning Center Institute, Dental Foundation, OneSight, the Cincinnati Health Department
• Office space for a mental health therapist
and MindPeace. The new $2.5 million facility, funded primarily with private donations,
Interact for Health, Delta Dental Foundation, and case managers
serves the children and families of AWL and other CPS schools, as well as the surrounding
OneSight, the Cincinnati Health Department • Administrative space
communities of Evanston and Walnut Hills and international families throughout Cincinnati.
and MindPeace. The new $2.5 million facility, • Shared waiting area
funded primarily
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includes: • A community room for meetings and classes
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We accept many types of insurance and operate on a sliding fee scale to provide affordable dental care.
3 | Evanston Community Council
Strengthening
Healthy
Communities
“If I used
today, I’d “
be dead.
– Gwendolyn Barton
A pain pill prescription for nerve damage revived
Gwendolyn Barton’s long-dormant addiction last year,
awakening fears she would slip back into smoking • Assessments
crack cocaine. She’d done that drug and others • Individual Counseling
for about 20 years before getting sober in 2008.
• Youth Substance Prevention
But things were different back then. This time,
the 62-year-old knew she needed to seek treatment • Behavioral Management
before it was too late. • Group Therapy
• Family Therapy
Our mission at UMADAOP of Cincinnati, is to provide
• Case Management
comprehensive, culturally appropriate, evidence-based
• Crisis Intervention
prevention, treatment, recovery, reentry and
educational services for Hamilton County’s African • Urinalysis Testing
and Hispanic American communities. In doing so, we • Medication Assisted Treatment
strive to make our communities healthier and stronger • Anger Management
for the families that live there. UMADAOP of Cincinnati
• Court Ordered Diversions
provides Adult and Youth Outpatient Treatment
Services that are comprehensive in scope and include: • Peer Recovery Coaching
(513) 541-7099 | cincyumadaop.org | 3021 Vernon Place, Suite 2 | Cincinnati, OH 45219
Parks
EVANSTON PARK
3204 Woodburn Ave, 45207 | 513.861.9417
Evanston Ave (Opposite Clarion)
• Walking path
Evanston Recreation Center • Basketball courts
• Playground area
The facility benefited from a $3.2 million
• Football and baseball field
renovation completed in 2010 to add a
swimming pool and other renovations to
the center. The Evanston Recreation Center
is located at the corner of Montgomery
Rd and Woodburn Ave. The center offers
after school drop-in activities for youth and
teens and hosts an active senior program.
Center Amenities & Programs Include OWL’S NEST PARK
• Full size basketball court
• Hosts several basketball leagues One of the greatest assets of the
• Fitness room with Hammer Strength park is its location on the border of two
and cardiovascular equipment different neighborhoods, Evanston and
for adults East Walnut Hills and at the edge of the
• After school activities with scheduled O’Bryonville business district. In addition,
time for homework and recreational the park is across the street from the
activities for students Academy of World Languages. The south
• Summer day camp edge of the park is along busy Madison
• Senior programs offering exercise Rd, a revived arterial connecting Uptown
classes, art, social time and field trips to the many East Side neighborhoods.
• Teen activities The north edge of the park is along
• Outdoor pool residential Fairfax Ave, a key east-west
• Multi-purpose room connector through Evanston.
WASSON WAY
A 7.6 mile mixed use trail will eventually
go from Victory Parkway through
twelve neighborhoods in Cincinnati
wassonway.org
5 | Evanston Community Council
Evanston Food Pantry
The impact of COVID-19 is taking its toll on incomes
and many can’t afford to go to the grocery store as
they did before. The Evanston Community Council
is doing what we can to help the over 8,000 people
who reside our family-friendly neighborhood. 1,300
families were served from 30 zip codes in June 2020
Thank you Free Store Food Bank, HealthPath
Evanston Employment Foundation of Ohio for the summer 2020 food
support operational funding and The Greater
Resource Center Cincinnati Foundation for 2020 – 2021 food
support funding
The Evanston Employment Resource
Center empowers individuals to improve
employment opportunities by connecting
them to community wide employment
resources and social services. The EERC
will host employment-related informational
programs and workshops and provide access
to computers, internet access and copy
machine to support an individual’s search for
employment. The EERC is located at 3301
Montgomery Rd in the historic Five Points
Flat Iron Building in the heart of Evanston.
For more information please call 513.281.2775.
Mailing Address: PO Box 12128, 45212.
FUNDING
EVANSTON FOCUSED ON SOCIAL
DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
• Safe housing
• Education systems
Evanston Gala • Psycho-social environment
• Transportation
• Access to fresh fruits and vegetables,
healthy food
• Quality of air we breathe
• Employment
• Public safety
• Physical environment
• Income and wealth
• Health systems and services
Evanston Yard Sale 90% of a person’s life expectancy is their
lifestyle behaviors, environment and genetics.
10% is medical care services.
evanstoncinci.org | 6
Evanston Gala Celebrating
Excellence
October 3, 2020 | 11am -2pm
Xavier University, Cintas Center
January 30, 2021 | 11am-2pm
The event will honor community leaders,
In January 2020, three scholarships
Evanston achievements, and raise funds
were established:
to support operational costs of the Evanston
Employment Resource Center. • James W. and L. Helen Rankin Public
Service Fund
EMERGING YOUTH LEADERS • Robert and Julia O’Neal Art Scholarship
Barak YisraEl, Entrepreneur • Doris Day Memorial Music Scholarship
Yahzel YisraEl, Entrepreneur and Programming Fund
HONORING COMMUNITY LEADERS
rew Asmius, Evanston business
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leader over 30 years
erri England, Exceptional early childhood
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educator in Evanston
tacey Hill-Simmons, Principal,
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Evanston Academy
harron Moon, Council Treasurer
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and former Financial Secretary
eff Sepate, Evanston Recreation
J Celebrating Excellence honorees will be
Center, Director inducted annually in recognition of the
ames Stallworth, Advocate for
J community service and creativity among
safety over ten years Evanston residents.
eta Uddin, Beautification
V THE 2020 INDUCTEES INCLUDED
Committee Chair • Georgia M. Brown
• Gwendolyn Gordon
The Evanston Community Council is a • Mary E. Herring
non-profit 501(c) 3. Over 8,000 people reside • Beverley A. Lamb
in the Evanston neighborhood. Proceeds will • Irma M. Tillery
be used to support the year-round services THE HONOREES FOR 2021 INCLUDE
offered at the Evanston Employment Resource
Michael Allison
Center (EERC).
Temsgen Brhany
John R. Davis
Herbert Hood
Yvonne Jones
Officer Perry Locke
Nancy Moody
Melanie Moon
Mary O. Phillips
Angela M. Ragan
David Rueve
Marye E. Ward
Linda Webber
Cheryl J. Yarborough
St Andrews Episcopal Church
Laborer’s International Union Local 265
7 | Evanston Community Council
Evanston Businesses and Non-Profit Organizations
All are Cincinnati, OH 45207 (unless noted)
316 BEAUTY SALON CATHOLIC CALVARY CEMETERY
3548 Montgomery Rd | 513.818.8826 Ron Hibberd, Superintendent
Larry Pauly, President: LCorwinP19@gmail.com
ACADEMY OF WORLD LANGUAGES Larry Ungerer, Secretary: larry.ungerer@juno.com
Jill Smith 1721 Duckcreek | 513.704.6261
Community Learning Center Institute
Resource Coordinator CHAMPIONS CHILD CARE
2030 Fairfax Avenue Yolanda Champion
513.363.7819 | Smithji@cpsboe.k12.oh.us 1515 Blair Ave | 513.641.7070
yoyochamp69@gmail.com
A CUT ABOVE LAWN CARE & LANDSCAPING SERVICE
513.206.3975 CHERISHED HEARTS
• Lawn Maintenance Jocquelene D. Pressley
• Landscaping Snow Removal Affordable CPR Training Services
• Senior and Disabled Veterans discounts available cherishedheartscprfamily@gmail.com | 513.696.2432
AGENCY SEVEN PUBLIC RELATIONS CHRIST TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Keeyana Avery, Owner Pastor Peterson W. Mingo
513.399.7772 3060 Durrell Ave | 513.861.9563
christtemplechurch@fuse.net | ctfgbc.simdif.com
ALLIANCE ACADEMY OF CINCINNATI
1712 Duck Creek Rd | 513.751.5555 CINCINNATI BELL
2120 Dana Ave
CINCY DESSERT FIRST
AMERICAN RED CROSS CINCINNATI REGION 4th gen. Homemade Poundcakes
Stephanie Wright Byrd Fatz2626@gmail.com
2111 Dana Ave | 513.579.3000 Phyllis: 513.675.1983
CLEANING MANAGEMENT SERVICES LLC
Janitorial in Evanston
JENNIFER ANDERSON 1822 Huron Ave | 513.915.1157
Childcare Cleaning.management.services8@gmail.com
3552 Trimble Ave | 513.351.8080
DR. CHARLES CLEMENT JR. DDS
AUTO4N.COM Dentist
3700 Montgomery Rd | 513.731.8989 3618 Montgomery Rd | 513.631.2460
ANDRI BAKER COLD N QUICK DRIVE THRU
Realtor, Jordan Realtors 2029 Dana Ave | 513.531.2700
cincyrealtor@yahoo.com | 513.293.2016
COMPRO TAX CINCY
BARNES BARBER SHOP Monica R. Williams
3241 Woodburn Ave | 513.751.9391 Professional Tax Preparation Business
monrwilliams@gmail.com
BB&T BANK
3701 Montgomery Rd | 513.699.7333 CREAM + SUGAR COFFEEHOUSE
Taren Kinebrew and Crystal Grace
BLAIR FOOD MARKET 3546 Montgomery Rd | 513.731.0100
Temsgen Brhany, Owner FB + IG pages: @Cream+Sugar Coffeehouse
3400 Woodburn Ave info@creamandsugarcoffeehouse.com
513.961.0062 | 513.221.2898
CROSWELL BUS
BUSH FLOORING CENTER 3417 Montgomery Rd | 513.724.2206
1940 Dana Ave | 513.351.4300 gocroswell.com/cincinnati-charter-bus
CAMP’S BODY SHOP DANA GARDENS
Auto Repair / Camps Construction Company 1832 Dana Ave | 513.631.2337
3573 Montgomery Rd
DEE’S VARIETY AND CARRY OUT
1912 Duck Creek Rd | 513.861.4538
evanstoncinci.org | 8
2020-2021 Leadership Evanston Community Council
OFFICERS Evanston ”Fresh is Better” Gardening – Advocate for
gardens & fresh food – Chair, Melanie Moon,
Gregory Stewart, President melanmoon@gmail.com, 513.324.6173
513.520.5203 | enrollmentman@aol.com
James Stallworth, Vice President Housing – Advocate for owner occupied housing and
513.405.5174 | Jamesstallworth1.js@gmail.com apartment living in our community – Chair, Sharron Moon,
sharron_moon@yahoo.com
Sharron Moon, Treasurer
sharron_moon@yahoo.com Jonathan Recreation Area, Friends of – Advocate for
Roxana S. Hawkins, Financial Secretary maintenance and activities in the Recreation area –
Roxana.holland@gmail.com Chair, James Stallworth, 513.405.5174,
Jamesstallworth1.js@gmail.com
COMMITTEE CHAIRS Marketing – Volunteer to recognize the efforts of the other
committees through e-newsletter, social media and conduct
Beautification, Residents in community beautification events such as Evanston Gala – Chair, Gregory Stewart
projects – Chair, Veta Uddin | vetauddin@yahoo.com,
Membership – Work with Marketing Chair and Financial
Evanston Flag, Show your pride by purchasing and flying Secretary to promote membership
the Evanston Flag – Chair, Daniel Flynn, dflynnj@gmail.com,
217.433.0209 Memorial Day Parade – volunteers are needed to conduct
this event impacting thousands of residents – Co-Chair,
Business, Promote the Evanston business districts – Chair, Veta Uddin, vetauddin@yahoo.com and Co-Chair,
Drew Asimus Yvonne Jones, yvonne.jones@twc.com
Education, Advocacy & Action for residents. Meets 1st Owl’s Nest Park, Friends of – Advocate for maintenance
Monday of each month, Rec Center, 630-8PM, Chair, Roxana and activities in the Park - Chair, Gwen Nicholson
Hawkins, Roxana.holland@gmail.com
Preserving & Celebrating – Advocate for maintenance and
Employment Center Advisory Committee utilization of historical structures in Evanston such as King
Chair, Angela M. Ragan Records Building and St Mark Church. Compose a written
and visual record of neighbors and structures Gregory
Evanston 5K Run/Walk (April 4, 2020) – Conduct Stewart, 513.520.5203, enrollmentman@aol.com
Run/Walk and youth/adult after Run activities – Chair,
Gwendolyn Gordon Safety – Lead National Night Out in Owl’s Nest Park and
establish and coordinate Block Watch Groups - Chair, James
Evanston FEST (September) – Conduct community Stallworth, 513.405.5174, Jamesstallworth1.js@gmail.com
celebration – Chair, Marye Ward, maryew121@gmail.com,
513.254.9500 Thriving Evanston – Advocate for activities in Recreation
Center and recreation throughout Evanston such as
Evanston Gala (Oct 2020) – Honor community leaders – Neighborhood Games, Wasson Way. Partner with
Co-Chair, Lt. Shawn Bryce, Gala Co-Chair Gregory Stewart Cincinnati Health Dept. – Chair, Sharron Moon,
sharron_moon@yahoo.com
Evanston Food Pantry – providing year round food
support – Director, Fran Raglin-Johnson, Director, Voter Registration – Chair, Andrea Siefring-Robbins
Mailing address in c/o Evanston Community Council, andrea@urbansteadcheese.com
PO Box 12128, 45212, 513.221.2727,
fraglinjohnson@gmail.com Walking Club – Saturdays to exercise in Evanston – Chair,
Natasha Smith
Evanston Park, Friends of – Advocate for maintenance
& activities in the Park – Chair, Marye Ward, Youth – Create activities to involve Evanston youth – Chair,
maryew121@gmail.com, 513.254.9500 Jocquelene Pressley
Want to attend an Evanston Community Council meeting?
Meetings are held the third Thursday of every month at 6:30 pm. We are located at the Evanston Recreation Center,
3204 Woodburn Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45207.
9 | Evanston Community CouncilDuring Summer and Fall 2018, the Evanston Ten Year Plan
update kicked off with Community Conversations hosted
by and with Evanston residents and stakeholders. Through
conversations, we heard from more than 100 community
members. The Work Plan will measure progress to enhance
the Community Council’s Evanston Ten Year Plan.
2013-2023 2019-2029 Evanston Plan
EVANSTON TEN YEAR PLAN BUSINESS DISTRICTS
In 2018-2019, the plan was updated by John Evanston residents want to see new investment and new
Davis, Chair of the Ten Year Plan, a Steering life in its business districts, especially investment that
committee and over 100 Evanston residents supports businesses that serve Evanston residents.
with assistance from Xavier University
Community Building Institute and support HOUSING STRATEGY
from the Port Authority. esidents value longtime residents and opportunities for
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quality housing in the neighborhood. Evanston residents
THE MAJOR AREAS OF THE PLAN INCLUDE see new housing investment coming to the community
and observe changes in the housing market. Evanston
• Restoring Community Businesses
residents want to support existing residents in remaining
• Youth & Education
in Evanston.
• Evanston Employment
Resource Center
SUPPORTING YOUTH
• Community Safety
• Communications Evanston residents want to make Evanston a great
• Recreation/Sports Programs environment for youth.
• Building Funding Partnership
• Evanston Beautification Program INCREASING COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
• Housing Stabilization Program Evanston residents value social bonds and opportunities
• Senior Assistance Programs to connect with their neighbors.
CELEBRATING AND PRESERVING EVANSTON
Evanston residents want to celebrate and preserve the
history and culture of the community that makes Evanston
uniquely Evanston.
The 2019-2029 Evanston Plan is posted on the City
of Cincinnati website: cincinnati-oh.gov/planning/
neighborhood-plans/approved-plans
World War I Veteran Memorial corner of Rutland
Ave and Montgomery Rd
evanstoncinci.org | 10Traditions Group
is proud to partner with &
invest in the Evanston community
Merrimac Square Groundbreaking | June 2019
MERRIMAC
SQUARE
ON WOODBURN
EVANSTON
TraditionsGroup.comAll are Cincinnati, OH 45207
Evanston Businesses and Non Profits (unless noted)
D.G.B. PROPERTIES
David Beard, Owner
Real Estate Brokerage
1950 Kinney Ave
513.861.7762 | davidbeard@twc.com
DIVINE PURPOSE KIDS (3-star) EVANSTON RECREATION CENTER
Karen Jones Jeff Sepate, Director
1871 Huron | 513.900.7797 3204 Woodburn Ave. | 513.861.9417
divinepurposekids@gmail.com
EVANSTON SENIOR BUILDING
DUKE ENERGY 100 apartments
2010 Dana Ave 1820 Rutland Ave.
DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES FIFTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Jim Balcom Pastor Lawrence Stewart
3611 Woodburn Ave | 513.861.6767 ll2677@fuse.net
dynamicindustries.com 3203 Wold Ave | 513.221.0577
ELAINE’S HAIR AND FASHION FIRE DEPARTMENT, CITY OF CINCINNATI
R.E. Alexander Station 23
3618 Montgomery Rd (#1) | 513.531.9572 (Call for Appointment) 1623 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45206
E-TOWN 4-H CLUB FIRST ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
Alphanso & Hope Gordon Pastor Dr. David Childs
Evanston Recreation Center 1511 Gilpin Ave, 45206
hopesfulfilled.org | 513.428.1865 513.221.2665 | firstantioch@hotmail.com
Contact@hopesfulfilled.org
FIRST CALL BARTENDING AND CATERING SERVICES LLC
EVANSTON ACADEMY Eric Chapman, Owner
Stacey Hill-Simmons, Principal 513.264.9819
Eunique Avery, Resource Coordinator
1835 Fairfax Avenue | 513.363.2700 GENESIS FIRE PROTECTION INC.
Stephen Schmits
EVANSTON BULLDOGS YOUTH ASSOCIATION 1538 A Brewster Ave Ste H | 513.221.1614
3060 Durrell Ave
513.549.2379 | dawg4life.com J.R. GENTILE STUDIOS
Portrait, Fashion, and Boudoir Photography
EVANSTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL 3229 Woodburn
PO Box 12128, 45212 | 513.281.2775 433.466.2317 | jr@jrgentilestudios.com
EVANSTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL GRACE AME CHURCH
PO Box 12128, 45212 | 513.281.2775 Rev. Michele Godhigh
1627 Fairfax Ave
513.221.1636 | sscorame@gmail.com
GROUP HUM ENTERTAINMENT, INC.
Production With A Purpose
Marvin J. Hawkins, Owner, CEO
1945 Kinney Ave | 513.655.0042
EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT RESOURCE CENTER (EERC) grouphum@gmail.com |grouphument.com
Georgia Brown, EERC, Director
director.eerc@gmail.com
Yvonne Jones, EERC, Job Coach/Outreach
jobcoach.eerc@gmail.com
Tuesday and Thursday from 10am - 2pm
3301 Montgomery Rd in the historic Five Points Flat Iron Building
Mailing address: P.O. Box 12128, 45212 | 513.281.2775
Programming on Facebook: facebook.com/EERCcincinnati
EVANSTON FOOD PANTRY
Fran Raglin-Johnson, Director
Mailing address in c/o EVANSTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL
PO Box 12128, 45212
513.221.2727 | fraglinjohnson@gmail.com
evanstoncinci.org | 12All are Cincinnati, OH 45207
Evanston Businesses and Non Profits (unless noted)
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF GREATER CINCINNATI
Ed Lee, President & CEO
Building 8 houses in Evanston JEWISH CEMETERIES OF GREATER CINCINNATI
• 1731 Holloway • 1644 Jonathan Sarah Strouse, Office Manager
• 1725 Fairfax • 1646 Jonathan sstrouse@jcemcin.org | jcemcin.org
• 1727 Fairfax • 1665 Jonathan 3400 Montgomery Rd | 513.961.0178
• 1729 Fairfax • 3060 O’Bryon
Applicants must demonstrate a need for housing, ability to pay JONATHAN APARTMENT
back a mortgage estimated at $550 per month (including taxes 1653 Jonathan Ave
and insurance) and be willing to partner with Habitat in the
building and buying of their home. KENOSIS DESIGN INNOVATIONS
513.621.4147 | habitatcincinnati.org Andre Hawkins, Owner
P.O. Box 6511 (location in Evanston - call to setup a meeting)
HAPPY FEET (3-star) 614.804.2507
Vanetta Hazel ahawkins@kenosisdi.com | kenosisdi.com
Child care Online Portfolio: kenosisdesign.carbonmade.com
3438 Bevis Ave | 513.223.5469
Venetta.hazel@gmail.com KENYA’S KIDDIE KARE
2004 Crane Ave | 513.751.2191
THE ROBERT LEE HARRIS INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL
Pastor Dr. Robert L. Harris KING’S WAY CAFÉ
1704 Dexter Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206 Selina Clim
513.307.4297 | vimeo.com/rlh 3550 Montgomery Rd
kingswaycafellc@gmail.com
HILTON GARDEN INN
CINCINNATI MIDTOWN
Jason Towles, General Manager
2145 Dana Ave | 513.361.9800
Jason.Towles@Hilton.com
HOPES FULFILLED FARM
TO TABLE DAYHAB
Hope Gordon
3518 Bevis Ave | 513.307.0534 LABORER’S INTERNATIONAL UNION LOCAL 265
Customerservice@hopesfulfilled.com | hopesfulfilled.com 3457 Montgomery Rd
513.221.5260 | laborerslocal265.com
HOLLOWAY HOPE GARDEN
Mary Phillips LEE CHAPEL AME CHURCH
1733 Holloway | 513.720.3382 Pastor Norma Lynn Felts
Built in the autumn of 2001 2009 Pogue Ave, 45208
civicgardencenter.org/gardens/community-gardens 513.871.5885 | leechapelamechurch.org
IKE’S BBQ LIFETIME CONNECTIONS
3200 Woodburn Ave | 513.221.0417 Krystal Muldrow
Administrator, Lifetime Connections
MS. JANE’S ABC LEARNING CENTER 513.477.8548 | muldrowlc@gmail.com
Jane Moore lifetimeconnectionsgh.com
3616 Trimble Ave
ANGIE LIPSCOMB PHOTOGRAPHY
513.254.3905
angielipscombphoto@gmail.com
angielipscombphotography.com
LISTERMANN BREWING COMPANY
Dan Listermann
1621 Dana Ave
513.731.1130 | listermannbrewery.com
13 | Evanston Community CouncilAll are Cincinnati, OH 45207
Evanston Businesses and Non Profits (unless noted)
LITTLE KINGS AND QUEENS (3-star) NEW HORIZON CHILD CARE CENTER (5-star)
Regina Jackson Linda Hicks
Child Care 3212 Woodburn Ave, 45207 | 513.861.5284
1973 Fairfax Ave | 513.281.2369
Regina3307@aol.com NEW TESTAMENT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor Otis W. Tooson Jr.
LOVING CARE FOR LITTLE ONES 3426 Fernside Place | 513.221.1822
3523 Bevis Ave | 513.281.0404
NEYER PROPERTIES
MERCY HEALTH Dan Neyer
Internal Medicine Amanda Kladakis, Marketing Manager
2135 Dana Ave, Suite 400 | 513.585.9500 akladakis@neyer1.com
2135 Dana Ave, Suite 200
513.699.8820 | neyer1.com
PEGGY’S PRECIOUS ANGEL’S DAYCARE
AND LEARNING CENTER
Vanessa Massey Gibert
vgibert1028@icloud.com
1960 Fairfax Ave | 513.543.1296 | Vgibert1028@icloud.com
METROSCOOTER.COM 12 children: 6 in a room with day care worker
Vespa Cincinnati – Motorcycle Dealer
Seth Hershey, President PHILIPPIAN BAPTIST CHURCH
3716 Montgomery Rd 1812 Brewster Ave, 45207 | 513.631.1844
513.631.6637 | seth@metroscotter.com Philippian Baptist Church
DAVID A MILLETT INC. est 1976 POLICE DEPARTMENT, CITY OF CINCINNATI DISTRICT 2
Matthew Millett, Director of Operations Captain Aaron Jones
2200 Dana Ave, 45208 Office Perry Locke
513.489.3887 | davidamillett@gmail.com 3295 Erie Ave, 45208 | 513.979.440
davidamillett.com
QUEENS CORNER CAFÉ
THE MISSION CINCINNATI 3385 Montgomery Rd
Fr. William Eavenson Soul Food Friday - Soul Food and Seafood Saturday Carry out
Worship Location: 3204 Woodburn Ave, 45207 Hours: Friday and Saturday 1:30pm – 7:00pm
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 6006, Cincinnati OH 45206 @QueensCornerCafe | 513.204.9172
404.408.2338 | admin@missioncincinnati.org
missioncincinnati.org REAL PROPERTY APPRAISAL #1 LLC
David Beard, Owner
MOM’S DAY CARE SERVICES 1950 Kinney Ave
Vanessa Brogden 513.861.7762 | davidbeard@twc.com
3442 Hudson Ave. | 513.961.4287
VenessaBrogden@aol.com REHOMEPROJECTS GROUP
Earl Starr, CEO/Project Manager
MELANIE MOON (WELLNESS PROGRAM) 2001 Clarion Ave
• SilverSneakers chair aerobics and chair yoga (Online via Zoom) 513.221.9961 | Rehomeprojectsco@gmail.com
• Council of Aging of Southwestern Ohio Healthy “U” Workshops
(Online and Telephone) ROBIN WOOD FLOWERS
513.324.6173 | melanmoon@gmail.com 1902 Dana Ave
513.531.5590 | robinwoodflowers.com
MUSIC RESOURCE CENTER
Music Program for Youth in 7th-12th Grade ROOST BUILDERS LLC
3032 Woodburn Ave Sarah Kleiner, Owner
513.834.8304 | mrccinci.org 513.368.3543
sarah.kleiner@roost-builders.com | roost-builders.com
NAMI URBAN GREATER CINCINNATI SAM’S CORNER GROCERY
NETWORK ON MENTAL ILLNESS 3245 Woodburn Ave
Gloria Walker, Executive Director
PO Box 317792, 45231 SCLC FRED SCHUTTLESWORTH CHAPTER
513.830.5114 | ugcnomi.org Edith Thrower, President
Call 513.382.4306 for information and memberships
NEW CHRISTIAN LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH SCLC -Fred Shuttlesworth Chapter
Pastor Christopher Phillips Peace Bowl Classic (Youth Sports Tournament)
3043 Hackberry St, 45206 | 513.221.5796 PO Box 6275 Cincinnati, OH 45206
peacebowlclassic.com | 513.254.1973
evanstoncinci.org | 14All are Cincinnati, OH 45207
Evanston Businesses and Non Profits (unless noted)
ELMER SEARLES, INC. TRI-HEALTH REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
3385 Montgomery Rd. Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy
513.751.9285 | 513.915.5566 2155 Dana Ave
513.601.0600 | trihealthrehab.com
SOIREE SOCIAL CO
Carrie Stacy TRUE CUTS BARBER AND BEAUTY SALON
Owner & Principal Designer Mitzi Hickland
carrie@soireesocialco.com | soireesocialco.com 1601 Dexter Ave
513.221.8783 | Truecutscincy@aol.com
ST AMBROSE APARTMENT
3257 Gilbert Ave UNITED AUDIT SYSTEMS INC
1924 Dana Ave | 513.723.1122
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1809 Rutland Ave UNITED DAIRY FARMERS
513.531.4337 | standrewscincinnati.org 3641 Montgomery Rd
513.631.0085 | 513.396.8700
UNITED HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE
Pastor Elder J Meyers, Jr.
1860 Clarion Ave
513.332.4593 | 513.351.1243
UNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor Dock Foster
3128 Fairfield Ave | 513.961.0356
UPTOWN TIRE
ST MARK’S CHURCH 3401 Montgomery Rd | 513.281.3135
Founded in 1905, St. Mark Catholic Church was dedicated
to the Missionaries of the Precious Blood, Architect Henry
Schlacks was sought after to design, modeled after URBAN STEAD CHEESE
St. Marie in Trastevere and St. Marie in Cosmedio, Italy. Co-owners, Scott Robbins
Schlacks had founded an architecture school at Notre Dame & Andrea Siefring-Robbins
University, and had designed the original campus buildings andrea@urbansteadcheese.com
of Xavier University. 3036 Woodburn Ave, 45206
513.828.0830 | urbansteadcheese.com
STEWART & ASSOCIATES USA LLC
Gregory Stewart, Ph.D, LSW, President
Marketing and Research Services US INCORPORATED TRANSPORTATION, INC
PO BOX 19211, 45219 Alicia Mosley-Lane, President
513.520.5203 | enrollmentman@aol.com us2020inc@gmail.com | 513.546.2080
STEWART’S MARKET US MARINE CORPS RESERVE
3101 Hackberry St | 513.961.7074 3190 Gilbert Ave
SUGARMAMA DAYCARE (3-star) THE VILLAGE AT 3060
Carmela Montgomery 3060 Durrell Ave
1930 Kinney Ave | 513.918.4147 thevillageat3060.com | 513.861.9563
sugarmamadaycare@aol.com
WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
THE BIGGSNACKDADDY SNACKTRAP 3250 Victory Pkwy | 513.363.8400
Markus Bates, aka, Big Snack Daddy
3431 Bevis Ave | 812.655.5151 WILLIAMS ENGINEERING LLC
Keino Williams, President
TIMELESS RECORDING STUDIO 1836 Dana Ave | 513.731.6400
Evan Johnson, owner keino.williams@williamsenginedesign.com
3437 Montgomery Road
x@timelessrecordingstudio.com WITHROW UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
timelessrecordingstudio.com | 513.655.5665 2488 Madison Rd, 45208 | 513.363.9200
TREND SETTERS HAIR STUDIO WOODBURN POINTE SENIOR BUILDING
Marsha Lane, Owner 3330 Montgomery Rd
1634 Fairfax Ave, Apt. 1 | 513.979.4560
XAVIER UNIVERSITY
3800 Victory Pkwy | 513.745.3000
15 | Evanston Community CouncilADDRESS #
O’BRYONVILLE CATEGORY
(off Madison Rd)
PHONE WEBSITE
Art of Entertaining Food & Dining 2019 (513) 871-5170 cincyartofentertaining.com
Bean & Barley Food & Dining 2005 (513) 898-1261 beanandbarley
BonBonerie Food & Dining 2030 (513) 321-3399 bonbonerie.com
O’Bryon’s Food & Dining 1998 (513) 321-5525 obryonsirishpub.com
Bello Design Group Design & Home Furnishings 1995 (513) 378-3836 bellodesins.net
Dwellings On Madison Design & Home Furnishings 2003 (513) 321-6900 dwellingsonmadison.com
English Traditions Design & Home Furnishings 2041 (513) 321-4730 englishtraditions.com
Hemptations Misc Retail 2034 (513) 871-4367 hemptations.com
facebook.com
Hybrid Image Fine Jewelery & Piercing Misc Retail 1989 (513) 221-8288
HybridImagePiercing
JackRabbit Misc Retail 1993 (513) 321-3006 jackrabbit.com
facebook.com
Kismet Misc Retail 2037 (513) 871-7879
kismetobryonville/?ref=tn_tnmn
Pack Pharmacy Misc Retail 2037 (513) 871-5170 pack pharmacy.net
Ten Thousand Villages Misc Retail 2011 (513) 871-5840 tenthousandvillages.com
Brow Esthetics Hair & Beauty 1981 (513) 813-0737 cincybrows.com
Hairpeace Salon Hair & Beauty 1975 (513) 871-4484 hairpeace-cincinnati.com
High Five Salon Hair & Beauty 2039 (513) 502-5293 highfivesalon.com
Toolbox Salon Hair & Beauty 2037 (513) 979-3203 vagaro.com/toolboxstudiosalon
Joe Stewart Gallery Art & Design 1985 (513) 321-0515 joestewartgallery.com
Rottinghaus Gallery Art & Design / Framing 1983 (513) 871-3662 rottinghausgallery.com
Treadway Gallery Art & Design / Auction 2029 (513) 321-9742 treadwaygallery.com
The Breathing Room Service 2128 (513) 321-4433 thebreathingroom.com
Easthill Garage Service 3009 Lavinia (513) 321-3955 easthillgarage.com
Eisert Wealth Management Service 2010 (513) 871-0600 eisertwealthmanagement.com
First Financial Bank Service 2000 (513) 321-0235 bankatfirst.com
G.L.A.D. House Service 1994 (513) 641-5530 gladhouse.org
Huwel Insurance Service 1981 (513) 321-1400 huwelinsurance.com
Kenzie’s Closet Service 2010 (513) 533-7766 kenziescloset.org
Lewis Animal Hospital Service 2116 (513) 871-1114 lewisanimal.com
Lily Pad Play Service 2008 (513) 321-1379 lilypadplay.com
Musical Arts Center Service 1987 (513) 657-1569
Strength Capital Service 2035 (513) 593-6872 strengthcapital.com
Widmer’s Cleaners Service 2016 (513) 321-5100 widmerscleaners.com
evanstoncinci.org | 16Celebrating and Preserving Our Heritage
KING RECORDS BUILDING DORIS DAY
Internationally known
The Evanston Community Council is thankful to entertainer Doris Day
the City of Cincinnati and owner of the former was born and lived in
King Records Building for coming to terms to Evanston. As an actress,
save the building and find a win-win path for all. she became the biggest
female film star in the early
The King Records Building is located at 1960s. She was born Doris
1532-1540 Brewster Ave. In September 2018, Mary Anne von Kappelhoff
the Evanston Community Council voted on April 3, 1922 in Evanston.
to invest $300,000 in TIF to stabilize the
roof of King Records Building. The Council
expects results from this investment in this JEWISH CEMETERIES OF GREATER
internationally known treasure. The Evanston CINCINNATI | 3400 Montgomery Rd
Community Council 2019-2029 Plan addresses
the King Records Building as a top priority for CATHOLIC CALVARY CEMETERY
the Evanston Community Council 1721 Duckcreek | 513.961.2179
evanstoncinci.org/ten-year-plan-2013-2023/ Ron Hibbard, Superintendent
and Debra Crane | info@gateofheaven.org
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Chapel St Park MaEvanston 5K Run/Walk
Saturday | April 3, 2021 | Starts at 8:30am
3204 Woodburn Ave
Evanston Recreation Center
Cincinnati, OH 45207
Event begins and ends at the Evanston Recreation Center.
Food, drinks and post-race activities to follow!
$25 Adult Fee | $15 Youth (17 & under)
Proceeds raised will support the year-round operation
of the Evanston Employment Resource Center.
After Run/Walk Celebration THANK YOU SPONSORS
for youth and families
Evanston Recreation Center
With an activity from
The Music Resource Center
EVANSTON
After Run/Walk Celebration
for adults (age 21 and older)
Urban Stead Cheese
3036 Woodburn Ave.
urbansteadcheese.com
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