I haven’t lived in Cincinnati all of my life, but have called it “Home” for the last 16 years and don’t see myself going anywhere else anytime soon. I work along the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati, a city enriched with heart and history spanning more than a decade. 
Tucked ever-so-neatly inside this city filled with culture and history is a company that has quietly made a LOUD impact on the globe – Nehemiah Manufacturing. A company with amazing products and even more amazing mission – Building Brands, Creating Jobs, Changing Lives. 
The mission is simple, yet so profound, you have no idea how many layers of change this company is making in the lives of those that need it most – and doing it on a daily basis. Their story, their mission, their purpose is what truly makes the heart of this country great and it all started in 2009 with a vision from their C.E.O. Dan Meyer.
Spring Cleaning with a Purpose #DonateStuffCreateJobs #ShopGoodwill
May 8, 2017 by
If you weren’t motivated to participate in Spring Cleaning, now you will be – with the motivation from Goodwill’s job creation! I know I always hate to clean, especially spring cleaning. But, my daughter has been on a mission to clean out her room and now I HAVE to do some cleaning too so I don’t look bad.
Hidden Frisbees All Over Los Angeles and on Wham-O Social Media
March 24, 2017 by
In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the original Frisbee (and the start of spring), Wham-O is launching a four-day scavenger hunt along the Los Angeles coast.
Beginning Thursday, March 30 through Sunday, April 2, the legendary toy brand will hide 12 of their original Frisbees at various locations throughout the citys beach communities. The goal: to get kids and adults to unplug and get outside. Hints to the Frisbees whereabouts will be leaked on Wham-Os social media pages including Twitter and more.
Beginning Thursday, March 30 through Sunday, April 2, the legendary toy brand will hide 12 of their original Frisbees at various locations throughout the citys beach communities. The goal: to get kids and adults to unplug and get outside. Hints to the Frisbees whereabouts will be leaked on Wham-Os social media pages including Twitter and more.
