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THROWBACK TO 2015 CHILDHOOD LEAGUE CENTER MERRY GO ROUND

League Members Cristine and Richard Dennis

Though the 2020 Merry Go Round benefiting the Childhood League Center took on a new structure, after staff and volunteers re-aligned expectations, the virtual event far exceeded expectations, netting over $190,000. An hour-long program was professionally produced by Mills James and included a video of the Center team in action, testimonials from Center families, and the annual Auction of the Heart. Sponsors of the virtual event included American Electric Power, Nationwide Insurance, The L Brands Foundation, Express, and Oswald Companies. The video can be viewed at the Childhood League Center's Youtube channel. The resilient team at the Childhood League Center has plans to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the center in November, with specifics to be announced as the date draws closer. Until 2021, enjoy these photos from the 2015 Merry Go Round gala. To learn more about the Childhood League Center visit childhoodleague.org.

League husbands have some fun backstage at the Aladdin Shrine.

Former League Member Donna Glanzman and current League Member Donna Federspiel Payne

Former NFL and OSU player Bobby Carpenter with his wife Cortney

A night for the whole family, even the children of League Members bring out their enthusiasm and talent to help raise money for children with special needs!

Cristine Dennis, Lauren Howe, Mindy VanHuffel, Donna Federspiel-Payne, Trista Hughes, Kelly Resseger, Natalie Holmes, Martha Trydahl, Tina Jacob, Jane Irwin

Board Member Brian Moore of Cardinal Health with his wife, Liza.

Carla and Jamie Ostarchvic

League Members Michelle and Chris Olsgard

Celebrity guest emcee Kristyn Hartman of 10TV, Ginger Young, Executive Director of The Childhood League Center, Mark Berven, Board President and Emily Gerber, Board Member (R) stand with University & Northwest Sertoma Club members Jim and Lola Klein along with Trevor Edwards. The Club was honored for their long-time support of The Center.

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