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Q: Is this a religious charity? Q: Don’t they charge tuition? Why does a private school need help? Q: Why is this school important? Why should I care? Q: How will my money be used? Q: Where and how so I donate? Q: Is this a religious charity? A: No. Only 60 percent of St. Cecilia’s student body is Catholic, and the school serves a diverse population – 28 percent African Americans, 62 percent Caucasian and 10 percent other ethnicities – that would otherwise be bereft of quality education. The school also offers programs for students with disabilities, something... [more...]

As a real estate agent and a resident in your community, I am always looking for ways to improve the quality of life in our neighborhood. Recently, the dire need of a local school came to my attention, and I have directed my efforts to raise funds to buy school supplies for students at St. Cecilia School in Oakley. By creating AmyBSells Giving Back charity fund, my goal is to raise $10,000 to outfit approximately 200 students with pencils, pens, folders, notebooks and other supplies on the first day of the 2008-2009 school year. Surprisingly, not all private schools have it easy. St. Cecilia has... [more...]

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Supplying 200 Student With Supplies FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Amy Broghamer, Founder AmyBSells Giving Back office: (513) 377-3637 fax: (513) 332-9033 e-mail: amy@amybsells.com Web site: http://www.amybsells.com/ Charity to provide school supplies to 200 students Local Realtor bridges the gap between education, community and the economy Cincinnati, Ohio, May 28, 2008 – Not all private schools have it easy. Though St. Cecilia School in Oakley is located between the affluent neighborhoods of Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout, its students are primarily from low-income families. St. Cecilia has... [more...]

I opened my email today to find some great news as it pertains to our local Cincinnati Real Estate market. The good news is, we are reducing our supply of homes for sale, even though it is traditionally the time when the most homes are put on the market. When the “inventory” of homes peaks over 6 months, then we are in a strong buyers market, when we are at 13 months like we were in January, it was very difficult. This could mean good things for our market turning around. We need to keep selling the homes that are on the market, and bring the inventory down to less than 6 months... [more...]

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