Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates

Full color brochure on 100# coated text trifolded.

Kentucky Organ Donor Affliates mission is to provide organ and tissues to those in need and to maintain a profound respect for those who gave. We love working with the people at KODA.  They are hard working men and women and we appreciate everything they do.

Founded in 1987, KODA "originated as a combination of existing organ and tissue procurement programs at the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville.  Service areas include 114 counties in Kentucky, 4 counties in southern Indianan and 2 counties in western West Virginia. (Six northern Kentucky counties are served by LifeCenter
in Cincinnati)."

-http://kyorgandonor.org/

For more information about organ donation or to register for organ donation please go to http://kyorgandonor.org/KodaLife.aspx

Ohavay Zion Synagogue

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We were lucky enough to work with the good people from the Ohavay Zion Synagogue of Lexington, KY on there Centennial Celebration.  It was so much fun learning all the history and getting to know all the people involved.

"Just after the turn of the century, the first of our founders came to Lexington and encouraged their relatives and friends to join them here. The Orthodox Jewish community then consisted of just 8 or 10 families. They gathered in downtown stores for Minyans. This practice of Davening in the stores still lingered 50 years later with Minyans in Abie Grossman's store on Water Street until it closed in the late 60's. Traditionally, the Odd Fellows hall on West Short Street was rented for the High Holy Days.

It was on Yom Kippur, 1911that the congregation came to a decision to incorporate and find a home of its own. As the story goes, in the middle of the Kol Nidre service, members of the Lodge arrived, forgetting they had rented the hall on their regular meeting night. Our founders were asked to leave. The services were moved to someone's house and a vow was made then and there, to find a permanent home for the congregation.

Thus it was, on April 25, 1912, Ohavay Zion Synagogue was officially incorporated by David Ades, Sol Kahn, Beryl Kravetz, Nathan Rogers and Joe Rosenberg. Nathan Rogers was the first president."

 -excerpt from http://www.ozs.org/

If you would like to learn more about OZS go to http://www.ozs.org/

SCAPA

This is a brochure for SCAPA to promote the SCAPA Center For The Arts.
It's full color on 11"x17" 100# coated cover folded in half.

"THE MISSION of the School for the Creative and Performing Arts is to provide an education for students who are especially talented or gifted in the arts. SCAPA provides all students the opportunity to develop to their fullest potential within a fine arts setting. A solid academic foundation is provided and respect for cultural diversity is instilled. The community will gain artists, advocates of the arts, and valued contributors to society as these students make their career and life choices." - http://www.scapacenterforthearts.org/

We have worked with the SCAPA faculty, the parents of SCAPA students and the students for years and we appreciate all the hard work they do all year long.

If you would like more information about the SCAPA Center for the Arts or to make a donation please visit http://www.scapacenterforthearts.org/