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Following a disaster citizens want to help their neighbors. Establishing a Volunteer Reception Center offers the opportunity to assist in an organized manner with tasks to help restore communities to their pre-disaster conditions. For further details call Tipp Monroe Community Services at 667-8631 or the Tipp City Area United Way at 669-3863. |
BOY SCOUTS
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Boy Scouting is available to boys
who are 11 through 17 years old. The program achieves
the BSA's objectives of developing character, citizenship,
and personal fitness. Boys will have many opportunities
to learn, to improve, and to set goals
for personal growth. As they advance and improve
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Scoutmaster - Phil Detweiler, 335-1414 |
Website: troop395.scoutlander.com |
Meetings: Every Tuesday, 7:00 - 8:30
Tipp City United Methodist Church, 8 West Main St., Tipp City Ohio 45371 |
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Meetings:
Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church, 6759 S. County Rd 25A, Tipp City Ohio
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Scoutmaster - John Kessler: 667-8225 |
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Meetings: Every Thursday from 6:30-8:00pm
American
Legion Post 586, 377 North Third Street, Tipp City
Ohio 45371 |
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COMMUNITY MINDED WOMEN
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If you are interested in contributing to the community, here is your opportunity to learn more about our organization. CMW provides an opportunity for women of the Tipp City area to join together to promote charitable work for our community. Please join us at one of our meetings on the first Thursday of each month (excluding July and August) at 7:00 p.m. at the Tipp City Government Center. If you are interested call Joanne at 669-0604.
WE ARE THE HANDS AND HEART THAT CONTINUE TO SHAPE OUR
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DESTINATION IMAGINATION
Destination Imagination is an exhilarating educational program in which student teams solve open-ended challenges and present their solutions at tournaments. The program runs October–April and is open to students in grades 1–12. Cost is $40. For more information, go to www.idodi.org or call Pam Staub at 667-2660. Registration information can also be found on the Tipp City high school's website under Clubs and Activities
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CUB SCOUTS
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Cub Scouting is a home and neighborhood
centered program for boys in grades one through
five. Cub Scout enrollment is open year round,
so you can join at anytime. However, Spring and
the
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Scout Pack 285: |
Cubmaster - Tom Dysinger: 335-3123 |
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Meetings: 3rd Thursday of each month
6:30-8:00pm
American
Legion Post 586, 377 North Third St., Tipp City
Ohio 45371 |
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| Cub Scout Pack 395: |
Cubmaster - Ian Spencer |
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Meetings:
Tipp City United Methodist Church, 8 West Main St., Tipp City Ohio 45371 |
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| Cub Scout Pack 413: |
Cubmaster - Michael Speck: 335-3482 |
Website |
Meetings: Last Mondays of every month
6:50-8:00pm
Ginghamsburg
United Methodist Church, 6759 S. County Rd 25A, Tipp
City Ohio 45371 |
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GIRL SCOUTS
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Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's largest organization dedicated to helping all girls everywhere build character and gain skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls develop strong values, leadership skills, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth that will serve them all their lives. For more information regarding the Tipp-Bethel area Girl Scouts, please visit our website at: http://tbgirlscouts.com |
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HONEY CREEK WATERSHED ASSOCIATION (HCWA)
The Honey Creek Watershed Association (HCWA) is dedicated to preserving the river corridors, water, and greenways of Miami County and creating a beautiful landscape for all to enjoy. interested in volunteering or monitoring projects? Or making a donation? Visit www.honeycreekwatershed.org or contact Leigh Ann Gerardi McCulla at 937-667-7878 or info@honeycreekwatershed.org.
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NEEDY BASKET
Needy Basket is your local food pantry which assists individuals who, in an emergency, need help providing food for themselves and their families. Through the generous support of the citizens of Tipp City and local organizations, even in these poor economic times, we have been able to provide needy families of our community with food and other supplies including toys at Christmas. If you would be like to be a part of this worthy organization, please call 667-6489. If you would like to donate money or food, call 667-1977.
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OPTIMIST CLUB
Looking for a local organization where you can make a real difference in the community and schools around you? Look no further! Join the Tipp Monroe Optimist Club. Our motto is “a friend to youth.” To learn more, call 667-8503 or 667-2228.
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SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL of TIPP CITY & UPPER MIAMI VALLEY
Our members are proud to be a part of an international volunteer organization of business and professional women who work to improve the quality of life for our fellow human beings and in particular to advance the status of women. SITCUMV supports many projects on a local level as well as on an international level. Please join us! For further details, contact:
SITCUMV
PO Box 223
Tipp City, OH 45371
or by calling 667-2539.
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TIPP CITY AREA UNITED WAY
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Please remember your local United Way when giving to charitable organizations. Your gift will help fund 28 health and human service agencies in the Tipp City, Monroe, and Bethel Township areas. To learn more, contact Deborah Carr at 669-FUND (3863). Donations can be mailed to Tipp City Area United Way, PO Box 95, Tipp City, OH 45371
Thank you, Tipp City area, for all of your past and future support. Together we can make a difference in our community!
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TIPP CITY CHAMBER of COMMERCE
TIPP CITY NEWCOMERS & NEIGHBORS
Tipp City Newcomers & Neighbors helps ladies meet new friends for fellowship and fun. Meetings held the second Thursday of each month, September through May, at the Tipp City United Methodist Church. Call Bev Dabbelt at 667-4558 or e-mail at brdabbelt@aol.com.
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TIPP CITY PLAYERS
For show times and prices, call 667-SHOW or visit our website.
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TIPP CITY SPORTS
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numbers are provided for your convenience. These
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Tim Smith (520-3005) |
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Lorraine Smith (718-4506) |
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Gary Powell |
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Christina Brownlee (902-8550) |
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TIPPECANOE ALUMNI
Want to stay in touch with friends and other Tipp alumni? Let us know where you are and what’s new. Contact: the Alumni
E-Mail.
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TIPPECANOE COMMUNITY BAND
The Tippecanoe Community Band is an adult volunteer group that performs concerts, parades and nursing homes as well as Christmas concerts. Want to join us? Call 667-8631. Visit our website at www.tippcommunityband.com for more information.
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TIPPECANOE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
| Located at the corner of Third and Walnut. Please feel free to call President Susie Spitler at 698-6798 for further information. The museum will reopen the first Wednesday in April. |
TIPPECANOE STEAM BOOSTERS
Be sure to purchase a STEM (Science – Technology – Engineering – Mathematics) t-shirt and help a great cause. Shirts come in black or white in most sizes, and are $12.00 each. Net proceeds will go toward the STEAM Scholarship Fund as well as future projects. Shirts can be purchased at L.T. Ball, Tippecanoe High School, and Tipp Middle School or at Dr. English’s office at 1470 W. Main St., 667-3217. Order forms also available on STEAM website: www.tippecanoesteamboosters.com under “What’s New” in the menu. This is the first STEAM fundraiser and is designed to promote awareness of the STEM fields, the Tippecanoe Science fair and the Tippecanoe STEAM Booster organization. Sales end in March.
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WE CARE ARTS
Offering free art classes for special needs students. Call Shari Hignite at 252-3937 or go to www.wecarearts.org. “Turning disabilities into possibilities through art.”
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