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O’Shea’s
Family of Pubs Past Monday Fund Days Where
all proceeds from your meal and drink go to charitable organizations we
believe in. Just
eat or enjoy a pint. (No
other solicitation) Total
raised to date: $309,711
Volunteers of America - October 11th 2010 - $1,200
The oldest and continuously operating homeless center for families and the only shelter in our community to offer services for the families as a whole. Funds raised from this event will go toward the renovation of the kitchen that has served over 25,425 meals to homeless children and adults in our community. Joey Sulivan - October 10th 2010 - $5,500
Joey Sullivan is a 12 yr old boy of St. Stephen Martyr Parrish that was recently diagnosed with madulloblastoma, a pediatric brain cancer, since then he has to undergo extreme surgeries and radiation treatments. Money contributed from the special edition Sunday FUND Day will go towards the ever mounting medical expenses incurred during this trying time for the Sullivan family. The Life House Center - October 4th 2010 - $700
Louisville’s only 21st Century Maternity Home, providing more than just a place to stay during pregnancy. Their goal is to provide pregnant and parenting women with the spiritual, emotional and financial support they need to build a fantastic, joy filled life for themselves and their child. Highland Community Ministries - September 27th 2010 - $2,000
The Highlands Community Ministries was established in 1970. Since then, the participating congregations have joined together in a variety of servant ministries to children, the elderly, and to all persons in our community. Presently, 25 congregations are members of Highlands Communities Ministries, pooling resources of person-power, facilities and finances to serve people in the Highlands. Laura and Brandon Priest - September 20th 2010 - $1,000
Join us in supporting local couple, Laura and Brandon Preist, in their journey towards adopting Artem, an Eastern European child with Downs syndrome and a heart condition. The adoption process has been a lengthy and expensive waiting game. The Priest family are eager to adopt him and bring him to our community where he will be able to receive the best care and treatment for his conditions and allow him to reach his full potential. Juvenile Diabetes Research Found - September 13th 2010 - $1,000
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is the worldwide leader for research to cure type 1 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease that strikes children and adults suddenly, and can be fatal. Until a cure is found, people with type 1 diabetes have to test thier blood and give themselves insulin injections multiple times each day. And even with that intensive care, insulin is not a cure for diabetes, nor does it prevent its eventual and devastating complications, which may include kidney failure, blindness, heart disease, stroke, and amputation. Since its founding in 1970 by parents of children with type 1 diabetes, JDRF has awarded more than $1.4 billion to diabetes research. The Kentucky chapter is dedicated to raising awareness of diabetes in the Louisville area. The organization uses the funds raised to continue the search for a cure and to provide treatment to members of the community affected by the disease. Coalition for the Homeless - August 30th 2010 - $1,500
For over 20 years, the Coalition for the Homeless, has been working in our communities to prevent and eliminate homelessness. Members of the coalition work closely with homeless service providers, civic groups, citizens, faith based groups, and local and state governments to accomplish three goals: 1. Educate the community and inspire action. 2. Advocate for system changes. 3. Coordinate community response through efficient use of resources and funding. Breckenridge Franklin Elementary - August 23rd 2010 - $1,000
Breckinridge-Franklin Elementary is in its first year as a Communications Magnet school. The students and staff are very excited and energized on making this program a success. The Magnet program is designed to provide authentic learning experiences for our students in the areas of broadcasting, newspaper design, photography, and other forms of communication. It is their belief that providing their students with this program, they will become enriched with skills that they need and provide an opportunity for social growth. Due to large budget cuts the Monday Fund Day will be used to enhance their television broadcasting station, school newspaper, provide field trips to major communication facilities, update their computers, and required materials that they need to continue to develop their program. 1351 Payne Street, Louisville, KY 40206-1934(502) 485-8215
Warren Wainwright - August 9th, 2010 - $1,000
Long time Flanagan's Dj and dear friend to the O'Shea's family, Warren Wainwright, was recently diagnosed with Wegener's disease, an uncommon disease that affects about 1 in 30,000 people. Wegener's Granulomatosis disease is a form of vasculitis (inflammation of the blood vessels) that affects the lungs, kidneys and other organs. It is also considered a disease of abnormal immune function. Since his diagnosis, Warren has endured many weeks in the hospital, has as many as three doctors appointments a week, and has had to change many aspects of his daily life in order to combat this illness. Despite his diagnosis, Warren continues to keep a positive outlook on life and believes that "one should never give up hope." 100% of the net proceeds on this day will go directly to alleviating some of the medical expenses accrued since his diagnosis.
West End School - August 2nd, 2010 - $1,500 West End School is an academically rigorous year-round boarding school for middle school boys. Admission is open to boys entering sixth grade who are on free or reduced lunch, are capable of doing academic work at grade level or above and who would benefit from a stable, structured and safe environment. The school opened its doors in 2005 because of the growing need for alternative forms of education, particularly for the young men in our community. For many of these students, the middle school years are a transitional 'tipping point' both socially and academically. Boys especially are at higher risk for almost every index of failure: academic, achievement, truancy, dropout rates, school suspensions and expulsions, delinquency, and incarceration. When rigorous academic standards are in place it is remarkable the progress students make (Many of our boys have gone on to receive scholarships to prestigious secondary schools throughout Kentucky). There is no charge for room, board or tuition and all expenses are paid through donations from individuals, foundations, and corporations.
Bellewood - August 2nd, 2010 - $700
Bellewood Home for Children provides care to abused, homeless and at-risk youth across Kentucky. Our variety of pro-active treatment programs stress education and respectful relationships, teaching clients to lead healthy, independent lives and become contributing members of their communities. Their mission is to Reclaim, educate and empower struggling youth and their families to lead healthy, independent lives through supportive services and caring staff.
Kid’s Center - July 26th, 2010 - $2500
Since 1959, the Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies has been helping children with special needs. Each week we see over 300 children facing challenges such as autism, Down syndrome, spina bifida, and cerebral palsy. They help these children and their families discover the ability in disability. The Kids Center is a multidisciplinary treatment center for children with developmental delays and/or disabilities. They serve infants through young adults up to the age of twenty-one with a special emphasis on the needs of children from birth to five years old.
Wellspring - July 19th, 2010 - $1500
Wellspring boldly promotes the recovery of persons who have a severe and persistent mental illness through leadership in the development of affordable housing and rehabilitative services. Wellspring’s 28+ years of service proves that once individuals with mental illness have the stability and dignity of housing, the work of psychiatric rehabilitation and recovery can begin. Recovery from psychiatric illness does not mean finding a cure; rather, it means developing a satisfying, hopeful and contributing life despite the presence of mental illness. Recovery is a unique process for each person; therefore to most effectively promote recovery from mental illness, an array of options that meet individual clients’ needs and preferences must be available. Without Wellspring, many of those we serve would be homeless, hospitalized, incarcerated, and even worse. But with the support of Wellspring’s programs, over 4,000 area adults have been helped to find stability and ability – not just to settle for lives that focus on a disability.
Center for Accessible Living - June 28th, 2010 - $1700
The Center for Accessible Living is an innovative leader in empowering all people to achieve their goal of independent living while involving the entire community. They provide services to disabled members of the community such as the construction of ramps so that they may more easily enter and leave their homes, they also assist with job placement and enable the individuals they help to lead more independent and productive lives.
Father Maloney’s Boys and Girls Haven - June 21st, 2010 - $800
Our mission is to shelter, heal, and teach young people to become productive and healthy members of our community. While our services have expanded over the years, our mission to serve young people and families, regardless of race or creed, has remained constant for over half a century. Since its founding, Boys' Haven has touched the lives of more than 3,500 abandoned, abused and neglected children. Funds raised from the Monday Fund Day will aid in their efforts to develop new programs for the children they care for including purchasing supplies for an on-site clinic staffed by doctors who volunteer their time.
Kentucky Waterways Alliance
- June 14th 2010 - $1,200
The only non-profit in Kentucky working full time on clean water issues. Their mission is to protect and restore Kentucky’s waterways. They accomplish their mission in a variety of ways, including education, advocacy and policy evaluation. Funds raised from the Monday Fund Day will help their efforts to improve Beargrass Creek.
Missy's Fund Day - June 7 th 2010 - $4,500
Missy was diagnosed with a Pancoast Tumor, a form of lung cancer during the week of Christmas this past December. While the tumor did not attach to any major organs it has substantially affected her muscles and she has lost the majority of her use of right arm and hand. Missy was very involved in the community working for several non-profit organizations; funds raised from the Monday Fund Day will help defray medical costs associated with her condition.
Officer Steven Prusak - May 24th 2010 - $4,000
An LMPD Officer who was severely injured in a motorcycle accident and is currently in an ICU in Texas being treated for a traumatic brain injury. Both he and his wife have devoted their lives to service within the local community and are in great need as they are faced with mounting medical bills.
Thomas Edison House - May 17 th 2010 - $870
Louisville's Thomas Edison House is a tribute to the man Life magazine in 1997 called the Most Significant Person of the Millennium. Edison's life, during which he earned a mind-boggling 1,093 patents, serves as an inspiration and a testament to the love of learning and the joy of discovery. The house/museum is especially dedicated to sharing the Edison story with school children, and has developed educational programs for elementary-age students to enjoy. The programs highlight Edison's own love of learning and his drive to find a better way to do just about everything he encountered throughout his long and productive life.
St. Matthews Area Ministries - April 12 th 2010 - $4,000
St. MAM, founded in 1972, is a joint mission of curches and parrishes in St. Matthews. Together they form a united front of innovative programs and services with far-reaching influence in making life better for citizens of all backgrounds.
Mike Oliges - April 5 th 2010 - $1,000
Mike Oliges long time employee and long time friend to the entire O'Shea's Family has been suffering with health issues and is currently on dialysis and awaiting a new kidney. The proceeds from the FUND Day went directly to alleviate the burden of medical bills.
Patrick Callahan - March 29 th 2010 - $4,000
O'Shea's legendary barman, creator of the Patrick's Burger, and globally reconized walking encyclopedia of Irish history Patrick Callahan is currently battling cancer. Proceeds of the day went to paying for neccessary treatments to get the patriarch of the Callahan Clan back on his feet.
St. Joseph Childrens Home - March 8th 2010 - $2,500
On any given day St. Joseph's serves approximately 200 children in various programs. A non-profit agency, St. Joseph's Children's Home relies on donations to cover almost a quarter of their annual budget. We are proud to have been a part of raising funds to support their work.
Jenny Sass and Family - March 1st 2010 - $4,335
Jenny is a local mother of three and has been battlingangiosarcoma, a rare tumor on the heart.She has undergone numerous treatments and surgeries. The O'Shea's Family of Pubs was able to help raise funds to help her family with their ongoing medical expenses and travel costs.
Make a Wish Foundation (Brendan's) - February 8th 2010 - $768
Throughout 2009 the Make-A-Wish Foundation local chapter will celebrate its 25th Anniversary - 25 years of inspiring lives, one wish at a time. Their local goal is to eliminate the backlog of pending wishes for the next to years. The foundation has proudly granted over 7,800 wishes to date.
Annual Bikes for Kids
Giveaway - Tuesday December 22nd 2009 - $8,500 Every
year the O’Shea’s Family of Pubs collects all the proceeds from
merchandise sales and uses them to buy bikes for kids. This year we paraded
from one end of Dreams With Wings - Monday
December 21st 2009 - $4,570 The
Mission of Dreams With Wings is to empower individuals with mental
retardation, developmental disabilities and autism as they recognize their
strengths, contribute to their community and pursue their dreams. Strides for Breast Cancer -
Monday December 7th 2009 - $2,595 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is the
American Cancer Society's premier event to raise awareness and funds to
fight breast cancer. But it’s more than just the name of a walk
– it describes the amazing progress we’re making together to defeat
this disease. Dining out For Life - Wednesaday December 2nd 2009 - $2,958 The
mission of House of Ruth is to care for individuals and families affected
by HIV and AIDS in our community.
Please visit our website at www.houseofruth.net to learn more about
House of Ruth. Dream Factory - Monday
November 23rd 2009 - $2,300 “We
grant dreams to critically and chronically ill children from the ages of
three through eighteen.” ECHO - Monday November 9th
2009 - $2,790 For 25 years, the Exploited Children's Help Organization (ECHO) has
worked to protect the children of Kentuckiana and
address the needs of missing or abused children and their families. The Healing Place - Monday
October 26th 2009 - $3,255 For 15 years
The Healing Place has provided men and women the opportunity to gain
freedom from homelessness and freedom from alcoholism and/or addiction. NECCO - Monday October 12th
2009 - $3,375 At NECCO, we believe in the importance of
integrating children and young adults into their communities and giving
them tools, particularly independent living skills, to help them become
self-sufficient and productive adults. The
Highlands Community Ministries was established in 1970. Since then, the
participating congregations have joined together in a variety of servant
ministries to children, the elderly, and to all persons in our community. Epilepsy Foundation - Monday
September 14th 2009 - $2,790 The Epilepsy Foundation of Kentuckiana
ensures that people with seizures are able to participate in all life
experiences; and will prevent, control and cure epilepsy through advocacy,
education, services and research. ERBF - Monday August 17th
2009 - $3,710 (Emergency Responders Burn
Foundation) Sadly, over two million people a year are exposed to the pain and
suffering of a burn disfigurement. And the suffering continues long after
the fire is out. That’s why we formed the Emergency Responders Burn
Foundation. MAM!Fest - Saturday August 15th 2009 - $10,000 Mustaches Against Malignancies is a non-profit organization
founded to raise money and awareness for and about cancer. In this there
largest event to date they raised $10,000 for the Goldas
Club of The Gilda's Club Louisville provides
support, information, fellowship, laughter, hope and inspiration. Away from
doctor's offices and hospitals, Gilda's Club Louisville has cozy rooms
where the lectures, workshops, support and networking groups and social
events are held - all available free of charge. It's a place where people find strength
and comfort by sharing their experiences. It's
men, women, and children. It's family, friends and volunteers. It's a place
where when someone says "I know how you feel," they really mean
it. Boys & Girls Clubs of Boys & Girls Clubs provide hope, stability
and opportunity for youth. Our programs make a diference
in their lives: A safe place that they can call their own; a caring place where our
professionals serve as role models and positively influence their lives;
and a positive place where they have the freedom to be kids and have fun
while learning new skills, cultivating talents, enhancing their character
and education, and learning how to live healthy and honorable lives. Volunteers of Volunteers
of (Special thanks to Billy Fowler and the BBC
brewery!!!) A
boarding school to educate and provide great opportunities for kids in
need. 100% of Proceeds from all three restaurants & FSAB /
O’Shea’s Golf Scramble were able to contribute over $12,000 to
this worthy cause. Habitat for Humanity -
Monday July 20th 2009 - $4,300 Habitat has built quality
and affordable housing for qualifing members of
our community since 1976. This program gives oppurtunity
and Hope to those who would not otherwise be able to be homeowners. Brightside - Monday July 6th
2009 - $3,700 Brightside has worked to
Beautify our city and foster community since 1986 together we helped to keep that worthy cause going. National MS Society - Monday
June 22nd 2009 - $3,522 Michelle Husted
has been living with Multiple Sclerosis for years she spends most of here
free time raising awareness and money to help find a cure for this cripling disease! 100% of proceeds from the days sales were donated to the Kentucky Chapter of the
National Multiple Sclerosis Society! Cheryl Glassner
- Monday June 8th 2009 – $5,500 Cheryl Glassner
was recently diagnosed with a rare form of terminal cancer. 100% of the
proceeds were donated to help alleviate the burden of medical bills. Day Spring Community - Monday May 11th 2009
– $4,865 Day Spring provides residential housing
and support services for adults with mental retardation regardless of race,
creed or sex. Such services provide a stable and secure environment,
designed to help individuals develop to their maximum potential under the
guidance of competent professionals, and is provided at the lowest possible
cost. It stresses the benefit of living in community as an extended family,
consisting of not only residents but also all who participate in the Day
Spring endeavor. Ronald McDonald House: - Monday
April 6th 2009 - $2,805 Kappa Deltas Shamrock 5k Run - Monday
March 2nd 2009 - $3,215 Since 1972, Prevent Child Abuse Mini Deaf Olympics - Monday March 23rd
2009 – $3,471 A program organized to challenge Deaf/Hard
of Hearing Youth to discover their potential, through sporting competitions
and directed activities with their peers. Consequently, Deaf/Hard of
Hearing Youth will learn valuable communication and social skills to
enhance their abilities to become proactive members in their communities. making a very real difference in the lives of children of poverty. Terry Mahoney - February 23rd
2009 - $3,100 Terry Mahoney, the Aunt of
Long time Employee Janina Perna,
has been fighting Bladder cancer and with
Chemo and surgery is expected to make a full recovery. Proceeds from the day were
donated to help with the mounting medical bills. Neighborhood Development
Corp – February 2nd
2009 - $3,000 100% of proceeds donated
to this local non-profit organization. Founded in 1968 NDC's
mission is to help revitalize the community. Focusing on providing housing for
low income local families. Founded
in 1986, Claybrook & Shields Families
– January 19th 2009 - $7,000 Just before Christmas four local teens
were tragically killed when the car they were riding in was involved in a terrible
accident. Their families are devastated, as is the community they were such
a vital part of. All four boys
were members of Youth Alive!, a local group that provides mentors and
guidance. Teach This unique program’s goal is
to attract high achieving college grads to teach in the Kentucky Public
School Systems. They make a difference in the Louisville Metro area by
bringing in the best teachers. They help new teachers with free transitional
housing, relocation incentives, alumni connections, and intense mentor
support teams during their first year. Nadus
Films – December 15th
2008 - $3,500 Nadus Films
believes that love demands justice. Their purpose is to use gifts and
resources to document the story of the Sudanese, and share it with the
world. Treading gently as servants, they seek to touch the lives and hearts
of the war torn nation of House of Ruth/Dining Out
for Life – December 3rd
2008 - $2,800 The
mission of House of Ruth is to care for individuals and families affected
by HIV and AIDS in our community. They provide case management, housing
assistance, advocacy and support for their physical, emotional and
psychological needs. For more information visit http://www.houseofruth.net to learn
more about House of Ruth. Henry Collier –
November 17th 2008 - $3,500 A young man diagnosed
with Portal Hypertension that progressed to End Stage Liver Disease. In
addition to recieving a new liver, he has had
several other organs fail. Henry is a unique patient since doctors have
never being able to diagnose him with a specific disease. A cancer resource program established
in 2001 at the dedicated
to guiding patients through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery as well as
providing support services. Down Syndrome of
Louisville, INC. - October 20th 2008 - $2,600 A nonprofit organization
founded in 1977 by Mary Carter, an early childhood educator who established
the first Early Intervention Education program for children with Down
Syndrome in Run Like Hell for Cystic
Fibrosis – October 13th 2008 - $1,200 (Flanagan’s Only) All proceed donated to
help sponsor the Run Like Hell 5k. A unique 5k run, walk, or crawl starting
at dusk and winding through the Highland’s Cemeteries all as a
benefit for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Kentucky. Youth Alive - September
29th 2008 - $3,000 Seeking to enhance
youths' life experiences by giving them role models and a network of
support mentors to guide and direct them in their developmental years as
they become our future leaders U of L Dental Outreach -
September 22nd 2008 - $4,000 This program provides
Dental services to underprivileged children in our community that otherwise
would not be able to afford it. Shelby Harris –
August 18th 2008 - $2,000 All proceeds from the days sales went
directly to paying down Medical bills incurred during a recent accident. Erica Hughes –
August 11th 2008 - $3,500 All proceeds to the Family of Erica
Hughes, a toddler that was injured during a tragic shooting in which her
mother was killed. 100% of Proceeds from all three
restaurants & FSAB / O’Shea’s Golf Scramble were able to
contribute $10,000 to this worthy cause. “Goranflo Family” – July 28th
2008 - $5,000 For Hailey & Carter Goranflo’s Family in helping with medical
expenses incurred while fighting Battens Disease. “Save the
Pool” Mondays in May & June 2008 - $20,000 To help the Children of the Irish Hill
Neighborhood have safe & constructive
recreational activities by re-opening Breslin
Pool. Earth Day “Ride
for Ron” April 8th 2008 - $5,000 A community Bike Ride to
benefit fellow staff member Ron Christenson who suffered a stroke and
complications with his heart, and has been unable to get back to work.
Contribution to MDA Foundation in
furthering their fight against Muscular Dystrophy. Martin Luther King
Crimes Against Children January 21st 2008 - $8,000 For the MLK Crimes Against Children
Foundation to help protect Children in abusive situations. Sudanese Brunch
December 2007 - $5,000 For the Sudanese Refugee College Fund
to allow higher education for Sudanese Refugees. “Katie’s
Day” August 6th 2007 - $35,000 For Kaitlyn
Lassiter and her family to defray some medical
expenses incurred in the tragic event at the local amusement park. O’Shea’s
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