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Holloway House
& Resource Center

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A Safe Haven for Teen Parent Families

Health/

Healthcare

Children/

Infant Mortality

STEM/ STEAM Industry

Education/

Higher Education

Business Development

Housing/ Homelessness

Economy/ Poverty

An Impact Investment
for our donors

PROJECTED OPENING | FALL 2024
Holloway House & Resource Center

Holloway House & Resource Center will be a managed site for teen parent families. Our new 6,400 sq ft. facility will house all of our current operations, provide business and educational resources, and provide supportive housing for teen moms and their babies; additionally, a state-of-the-art tech lab will serve the community.

RBC's Supportive Housing will be a highly integrated system of living arrangements and professional case management services that provides parenting teens a safe place to live, 24-hour access to caring adults, and connections to community resources that provide share responsibility plans.

 

This system helps young parents develop the necessary life skills and secure resources needed to maintain housing throughout adulthood. Supportive housing programs can be more effective when young parents shape and direct their future in partnership with case managers and other key staff.

Please take a tour of the Holloway House & Resource Center.
Design by Moody Nolan Architects

We have purchased a site located at 3864 Reading Road in North Avondale. Our plan is to renovate this property to expand services and provide supportive housing for up to seven (7) teen moms and their babies. The facility will have 8 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, indoor & outdoor play areas, a state-of-the-art tech lab, multi-use work areas, a lactation room, and a wellness area. Three (3) private offices for lease. 

 

TEN (10) NEW JOBS will be created plus additional opportunities for contract positions pre and post-renovation. 

35% of all teen parents in Greater Cincinnati are  HOMELESS

OUR PROJECT PARTNERS
Holloway House & Resource Center

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Who Will Be Served?

This property will serve teen parents ages 13-19 years of age of all ethnicities, sexual orientations, socioeconomics, political, and religious backgrounds. Supportive housing will serve teen moms

16-19 years old who are in foster care, homeless, emancipated, or who have been displaced by unforeseen circumstances.

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Make checks payable to: Rosemary's Babies Co.  Mail: 4439 Reading Road #107 Cincinnati, Ohio 45229

Why This Project?

Why Should You Choose to Support RBC, why invest?

  • RBC is the Conduit for Changing the outlook

  • 100 Years of combined lived experience 

  • RBC is addressing the root cause to stop the generational cycles

  • RBC is the only organization in Greater Cincinnati addressing this population with 95% success in graduations, poverty prevention, and dual pregnancy reduction. 

Neighborhood Impact

  • Holloway House will be a catalyst to spur additional commercial redevelopment in North Avondale/Avondale.

  • Create jobs through commercial redevelopment pre & post-construction.

  • Restore a blighted property that is meaningful to the story of the neighborhood. 

Political & Community Impact

  • A reduction in high school dropouts adds a tax revenue of $260K per teen to the tri-state area. Resulting in a life tax revenue of $26M, per 100 teens served.

  • A reduction in dual pregnancies of 100 teen parents is a cost savings of $1.6M for the tri-state area.

  • Reduces the costs of emergency room visits, reduces dual pregnancies, and increases healthy pregnancies.

  • Addresses safety issues, pregnancy prevention, and poverty prevention.

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Social justice & Public Health Crisis

  • RBC provides access to information to assist in prioritizing and accessing health. 

  • Reduces the additional support children experiencing homelessness will need due to lack of the stability and support necessary to succeed academically.

  • Reduces the risk of adolescent mothers becoming at risk for undesirable outcomes throughout their lives. This includes, inadvertently products of systemic conditions such as generational poverty; racial and gender inequality; wage gaps; decreased access to healthcare (medical, mental, and reproductive healthcare), under-resourced schools; unsafe and unclean living environments; and more.


How Can I Help?

Donate 

$500 or $1,000  

or another amount.

(Installments up to three years).

In-kind

services, support, supplies i.e

painting, decor, drywall, electronics, office equipment

Friend-raising: Host an online or in-person event, FB Birthday Fundraiser, Contact us for more options.

Legacy| Naming Rights: Sponsor, endowment, matching gifts

Donate

Help Change the Outlook for Teen Parents

OUR BABIES NEED YOUR HELP WITH NEW ITEMS FOR
OUR NEW HOME

  • Twin sized beds

  • White Linens, bedding, pillows

  • Crib Mattresses sheets

  • Twin Size Comforter Sets (green, yellow, gray)

  • Commercial Pots and Pans

  • Silverware sets

  • Dishware sets

  • Cleaning supplies

  • Tide & Dreft Detergent

  • Hygiene Products

  • Small appliances

  • Small Power Tools

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Donate Services

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  • Labor (carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, lawn care, etc.)

  • Supplies: Paint, tools, lawn care supplies, etc.

Holloway House & Resource Center will be housing 7 teenage parents and their babies. We need your help with supplies during their stay.

DONORS | SPONSORS

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State of Ohio (Capital Budget)

Greater Cincinnati Foundation

(Naming Sponsor)

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​IFF

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United Way of Greater Cincinnati

Uniwehr Foundation

Dayton Foundation

Marge Schott Foundation

Semaje & Megan Perine

 

Interact for Health

 

Swain Consulting

Beverly Grant

Koch Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. T J Mueller 

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MORE

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Project Supporters 

Organizations | Partners| Businesses

 

Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens

Healthcare Access Now

EvenFlo Feeding

Avondale Development Corporation

Avondale Community Council

DSD Advisors

The Rubel Family

The Habegger Company

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Community Leaders

Shannon Crutchfield, Coldwell Banker​

Gloria Samuel, VP

Kat Steiner, VP

Ronald Bryant, President

Tony Aloise, CEO

Reginald Harris, VP

Ross Meyer, VP

Rob Reifsnyder

Laurie Pike

Kate Schroeder

& More

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Thank you so much for supporting Rosemary's Babies Co. as we worked to acquire the property in Avondale/N. Avondale located at 3864 Reading Road Cincinnati Ohio 45229 aka Rupel House. Excitedly, we would like to announce we finally closed on the property on June 27, 2022. 

 

We are working to open our doors in Winter 2023. 

 

Here you can find information about our project and our Good Neighbor Pledge presented on behalf of Rosemary's Babies Co.  to the Avondale/N. Avondale Community.  We intend to be the best neighbors to our community.  We look forward to working with you as we now begin Phase II - Renovation- Almost Home. 

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Good Neighbor Pledge

It's A Beautiful Day in Our Neighborhood
The Latest News | Updates | Ways to Connect to RBC | Feedback
Updated by NA/Avondale Liaison

 

Dear Friends and future neighbors,

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Our goal is to provide transparency regarding the Rubel House property acquisition and renovation. Our goal is to be a good neighbor. To ensure we are doing this we plan to attend meetings, inform the community of RBC events, and attend local events. We invite you to ask questions, provide feedback, or work collaboratively with our organization to ensure the community's success. 

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For your convenience, and to ensure transparency, you can access our communications with the community at the links below. We invite you to contact us with your questions by contacting me at northavondaleliaison@rosemarysbabies.co     

 

Email: northavondaleliaison@rosemarysbabies.co

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July 19           Presented Avondale with Good Neighbor Pledge

July 12           Presented North Avondale with Good Neighbor Pledge

May 22            NANA RESOLUTIONS vote against RBC

May 2            Community Public Comment via Zoom 7 pm

                        Frequently Asked Questions | Slide Deck

Mar. 26. 22     Tea, Tours & Togetherness

Oct.1.21            RBC Public Response to The Port Decision

Sep.14.21         Update to NAJSDC

Aug.17.21         Update to NAJSDC

Apr.06.21        Update to NAJSDC

Apr.06.21        Revised Proposal for HH Project

Feb.01.21         Multiple Communications to NANA

Nov.14.20        Neighborhood Question Response

Sep. 08.20       Preliminary HH Proposal

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