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Jason and Howdy, Neighbors are very grateful for being featured a number of times on local media. We thought it would be cool to have a page that shares some of the featured stories over the years. We've also included footage from a few of our most memorable events, such as Sharonville's impromptu Honks parade for Jason shown above.
Our In The News page We hope you enjoy seeing some of these good times, and we thank you if you participated in any of them!
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 We've added several new Cincinnati-area disability services and activities providers to our Cincinnati Adaptive Events newsletter! These include:
Independence Alliance provides services for people with physical, sensory, cognitive, and/or psychological disabilities in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Luke5Adventures Cincinnati offers one-hiker, one-hike “Adventures” as well as multi-Adventures “Events” at area city, county and state parks to all individuals with physical and behavioral disabilities. MayWeHelp is a team of engineers, industrial designers, inventors, welders, woodworkers, seamstresses, doctors, occupational and physical therapists who design, build and deliver custom devices for individuals with disabilities. Mayerson JCC of Cincinnati provides programming for children, teens, young adults, and seniors with disabilities. Learn about all of the organizations that currently provide event information for our newsletter Subscribe to our Cincinnati Adaptive Events newsletter Our popular PLANTS FOR A PURPOSE returned for a record-setting 2 day event on October 4th and 5th, 2025 Beautiful weather accompanied our most successful sale, which was made possible by generous plant and cuttings donated from several Howdy neighbors. Most exciting were the hand-painted flower pots from Saint Joe's Sharonville day program participants and staff--we have some great artists there! Needless to say, the pots went quickly... Thanks to so many of you, we again set a new proceeds record by raising nearly $1,100 for Saint Joe's for children and adults with disabilities. And of course, we greatly appreciate alReddy Cafe and Starbucks Blue Ash for again supporting this great event! To date, with your help, Plants for a Purpose has raised over $4,600 for disability services! See you again in the Spring... Choosing plants is sort of like speed dating--you are selecting the best plant "mate", and (whether you know it or not), they are checking you out as well! Here are dating profiles from a few of our most recent hotties, all of whom found wonderful homes this weekend. |
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