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“People in health care wanted masks that weren’t elastic because they were digging in the back of their head,” Venberg says. “They preferred the ones with the ties on the back. If they were wearing our masks over the N95 masks, they would protect the N95 with the right sized filter for viruses.” Levin says being involved with Hour of Need has been a motivating experience. “To be connected to this human web of positivity, and desire to be connected and to help other people, has been incredibly motivating and incredibly powerful,” Levin says. “It has also helped to normalize the use of masks in this community. That has been the most beautiful and empowering part of it.” Molly Schroering, a recent graduate of the University of Louisville, was the original logistics volunteer and driver for Hour of Need. She says she never thought the organization would grow to be this big.
“I’m very glad it did,” she says. “I didn’t know we would have a whole web site and be on the news.” Schroering’s job within the organization is to coordinate volunteer drivers with volunteer seamstresses. She uses a Google spreadsheet to coordinate runs for the day, which includes mask drop-offs and pickups. In the beginning when she was the only driver, Schroering logged almost 1,000 miles on her car picking up and dropping off masks. “I think the most empowering part of this is how quickly we got everything together,” she says. “We didn’t have to beg for volunteers. Once we got enough volunteers it started running very smoothly.” Schroering says another empowering aspect of the project is the appreciation the team has felt from mask recipients.
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business restrictions began, that number has raised in two days, and another $20,000 grown to include 382 grants. was given.
APRON Inc., a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit that helps local restaurant employees with financial issues due to issues such as illness or injury, is needed now more than ever in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
“Louisville has been so giving - both corporations and individuals,” Fox says. “We keep emergency backup for floods and fires, but nothing like this. Because of gifts and grants, we’re so lucky to live in Louisville and be part of this community.”
Gary Fox, president of APRON, says the organization was founded after a fundraiser was held for a chef that had fallen on hard times due to a serious accident. As a result, community leaders began considering a charity grant model for those working at independent restaurants and small businesses. This idea was taken to late chef and restaurateur Dean Corbett, and he wrote a check. In eight years the group has awarded 230 grants totaling approximately $240,000. In the few months since coronavirus-related
Fox says the typical maximum grant has been $1,500, or about one month’s worth of bills, to help those who have suffered a fire or hospitalization, but now the typical grant is about $500.
“People are giving $5,000, $10,000, $15,000, bigger gifts than we’ve ever gotten, and sweet, wonderful people send $5 individual donations,” he adds. “It’s very heartwarming. We still need ongoing donations, and there are still people out of work, whose unemployment could be running out. We’ll be giving for COVID for quite some time. The need never stops.” Fox says the Taste of Independents event, which features some of Louisville’s top eateries and is co-organized by APRON leaders, was scheduled for July of this year, but was put on hold due to the pandemic.
“It’s something, a little weight off the shoulders for the month - so many people are out of work in the restaurant business in Kentucky,” says Fox, describing a lawyer Ellen Gill McCarty, a local chef and former whose client donated an anonymous gift of owner of Science Hill Inn in Shelbyville, a $20,000 matching fund. That amount was is battling cancer for the third time, AUGUST 2020
and received some assistance from APRON. “APRON helped me twice, which was wonderful,” she says. “They paid my mortgage and two or three hospital bills. It helped tremendously.” McCarty’s family ran the Science Hill Inn for 40 years, but when she became ill in 2016, she could no longer handle the demanding duties at the restaurant. McCarty now handles catering for Crowler Catering and Gill on the Go, and says she’s able to handle her current tasks at her own pace. “The restaurant business is so crazy,” she says. “With catering, more people are ordering delivery, and I can leave orders in a cooler on the porch. It’s fun too, and keeps me creative. I can say when it’s too much. It’s nice.” McCarty gives back by volunteering with APRON fundraisers, and she received
Caroline Knop, founder and owner of Simply PR, serves as APRON’s publicist, and also volunteers her time to help local “I was quite honored to receive it,” she says restaurants with their ongoing needs. She of the award. “It’s wonderful how people handles public relations for the group’s come out to help now. I think now more annual fundraisers including the Taste of people know about APRON because of Independents event. the pandemic.” APRON’s Founders Award at the 2018 Taste of Independents event.
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Cox attends Bardstown United Methodist Church, and the church will be collecting socks, gloves and toys for a mission trip Cox recently completed the Juvenile Diabetes to Harlan County in December. A United Methodist church member is from Harlan, Research Foundation (JDRF) gala, and the Jamon Brown Foundation Halloween and asked the church to participate. fundraiser at Glassworks event space. Cox also organizes community service Cox is the 2018 WLKY Bell Award winner opportunities and mentors participants She collects hats, scarves and gloves for for community service, and she is connected adults at Brown Cancer Center. for Kentucky festival pageants. She is a to one of this year’s winners through the preliminary director in the pageant system pageant system. Brooklyn Roller is a Bell “I have two dads, and both passed away with and for Miss Kentucky. Award winner for youth service, and a former cancer,” Cox says, adding that she will be Little Miss Kentucky. Roller has helped to collecting desserts for Thanksgiving dinner “I started in pageants at age 40, and I was the organize fundraising efforts for Blessings in a at Wayside Christian Mission. most mature participant in Mrs. Kentucky Backpack, The Dream Factory, Opal’s Dream in my hometown of Bardstown,” she says. Foundation and Toys for Tots. Cox is also working on an event for Cox is involved in three festival pageants in December for Ardi’s Bears, with book The WLKY Spirit of Louisville Foundation donations to be distributed to a designated Hillview, Bullitt County and the Buttermilk began honoring local volunteers in 1978. elementary school in the Jefferson County Days Festival, which lead directly to Deanna “DeDe” Cox has boundless energy. In addition to working full time as a paralegal at a personal injury law firm, she organizes charity events and pageants, and she is also a fiction romance writer, having published two books.
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She emphasizes that the key to success in any pageant is the interview. “Ask any title holder what it takes to do well - it’s the ability to speak to the public, to be off the cuff, and feel comfortable,” Cox says. “The interview is the most important part. It’s looking at how well participants speak, engage and make eye contact. Title holders have to be likable and comfortable, and able to have an intelligent conversation. Kindness goes a lot further than being mean.” Cox has also published two romance novels, with a third in the works. Her oldest son Bo, a pediatric nursing student, is the cover model. “They call him FabiBo, because he looks like Fabio the famous model - so much so, that his photo has been sent to Fabio’s publicist,” Cox says.
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Cox started writing her first book at age 33, but stopped writing when she was pregnant and had complications. She decided to complete the book last year. She finished it in two months, then contacted a friend who called a publisher. “I had to write and type after everyone was asleep,” Cox recalls. The book, titled “Two Degrees One Heart”, debuted February 14. Her second book, “Perfect Chrystmas”, was released on October 3. Her next book will be titled “Two Degrees Hotter”, to be followed by “Stolen Roses” and “All His Love”. A screenwriter recently contacted her about adapting her work into a screenplay, and it was sent to three producers.
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Cox even encouraged another pageant participant to publish a book. Katie Chandler, author of “Love-A-Bull”, met Cox while still in high school. Cox was then a regular at her family’s restaurant, Bearno’s Pizza in Jeffersontown. Cox recruited Chandler to enter pageants as a way to boost her resume for college. The two stayed in touch and worked on fundraisers for JDRF, as Chandler’s brother has diabetes. “She’s a little ball of service - a ball of energy,” Chandler says of Cox. Chandler describes her book as being for children and families, as “a platform for events with local resources, to raise money, get people together, and spread the word to families looking to adopt dogs.” Locally, Chandler has worked with MisPits and Friends, a group that helps place dogs, especially pit bulls, in foster homes. “I raised a child with a pit bull, and so can
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“I was worried it wouldn’t be accepted, because it was about pit bulls,” Chandler says. The book was released in July. Cox is also an animal lover. She has two rescue bulldogs, one Victorian and one English, from Indiana Bulldog Rescue.
“They know to sit still, and they’re not aggressive,” Chandler says. “They’re so sweet. I decided to write a book as a teaching point Cox says the unusual spelling of the name for parents. I’ve researched, and there’s a large “DeDe” stems from a responsibility she community, mostly families.” often undertakes among friends. A friend helped Chandler with the book’s illustrations. She learned that Cox had published a book, and Cox’s publisher loved Chandler’s idea.
“It’s ‘DeDe’ like designated driver,” she says. “I’m always the designated driver, because I don’t drink or smoke or use drugs. I never have.”
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CBD oils seem to work for many ailments, including cancer, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, fibromyalgia, insomnia, and anxiety, to name a few. “I’ve cried with many of my customers because of what they are going through and the progress they have made,” she says. Dee Dee has seen vast improvements in her and John’s health as well. John, who once suffered two to four seizures a month, has now had just four seizures in 12 years. Plus, he’s off of all medications, as is she. Though the pandemic threatened to crush her business, she’s glad they stayed open because they were able to help people with so many issues that the pandemic caused — like depression and anxiety.
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Dr. Dave Schroerlucke wants to help you perform better under pressure. After years of watching people struggle to overcome performance anxiety, he realized that performance pressure is simply part and parcel of the human condition. Rather than trying to help people avoid stressful situations, he has designed systematic methods for confronting them head on. In January 2019, Schroerlucke launched Ripe Minds, a sport and performance psychology consultancy that deals in the business of what he calls mindset training. “At Ripe Minds, my mission is to help individuals, teams and organizations develop mindsets that promote selfawareness and optimal performance, particularly within the context of high-stakes or stressful environments,” Schroerlucke says. Simply put, Schroerlucke wants to help people achieve success under stress.
Schroerlucke’s lifelong fascination with the mental side of performance led him to pursue a doctorate in clinical psychology, with a specialization in sport and performance psychology. His doctoral dissertation, “Choke Artists and Clutch Performers”, involved a comprehensive review of the scientific literature on performance under pressure.
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“The goal of the review was to distill what we’ve learned through decades of research down to the essential psychological traits and skills that distinguish people who excel in high-stakes situations from those that falter,” he says.
Schroerlucke’s experience in academics allowed him to pinpoint ways in which he can extend his practice to a variety of other performance domains, including sports, performing arts and business. Ultimately, he wants to bring the benefits of performance psychology training to everyone and dispel the myth that systematic mental training is only for world-class athletes, rock stars and Fortune 500 CEOs.
The idea of focusing on the effects of performance pressure came to Schroerlucke over the course of 15-plus years as a math educator, during which he developed a special interest in helping students who are plagued by math anxiety.
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“At the end of the day, we are all performers,” he says. “In life you are constantly being asked to deliver results, “Many people suffer from a debilitating fear of whether by a boss, a customer or a math that can be a major deterrent to pursuing significant other, and your ability to meet the demands of life is largely the product of a career in science and technology, and, for your mindset and mental preparation.” many students, a huge obstacle to earning a JeffersontownMag.com / AUGUST 2020 / JEFFERSONTOWN MAGAZINE / 27
To distinguish himself from motivational speakers and self-help gurus, Schroerlucke stresses that the Ripe Minds approach is not based on trite platitudes and hackneyed slogans, but instead requires a disciplined commitment to a specific course of training. “To get the most out of your capacities, you will need to ground your vision and mission in something that provides durable intrinsic motivation, such as a sense of personal meaning or life purpose,” he says. “Once that commitment is in place, we will work together to develop a psychological framework that will allow you to effectively allocate your attention and energy during both the preparation and performance phases of training.”
philosophy and coherent vision of personal excellence,” Schroerlucke says. “Step two is implementing a suite of practical, evidencebased strategies that provide a foundation for mental performance that is robust enough to stand up under stress. This type of mental training involves cultivating a collection of mental attitudes - things like confidence, optimism and mental toughness; habits things like mindfulness and goal-setting; and skills - things like mental imagery and positive self-talk.” Schroerlucke is quick to caution against viewing his program as a one-size-fits-all endeavor.
“There is no secret sauce or silver bullet So how does it work, exactly? In its boiledthat will inoculate you against performance down form, the Ripe Minds system employs pressure,” he says. a two-step program that is personally directed and implemented by Schroerlucke. Because every individual or team comes with a unique set of circumstances, the “Step one is guiding (clients) through the process always begins with a collaborative deep inner work required to create a personal assessment aimed at clarifying the goals and
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