December 19th, 2011 Update - Thank You, we have raised over $5,000 dollars.
The Cincinnati Astronomical Society is approaching a milestone!
The Cincinnati Astronomical Society (CAS) is celebrating its 100th anniversary of serving amateur astronomers from all around the Tri-State. Our centennial also marks a long tradition of sharing the wonders of the night sky with the general public, students, teachers and scouts of all ages.
| CAS Centennial Donors |
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| Corporate Donors |
Cincinnati Observatory Center
513-321-5186
www.cincinnatiobservatory.org |
Lauber & Will Insurance and Grange
513-661-8300
www.lauberandwill.com |
Meissner Insurance
513-661-4426
www.meissnerins.com |
Paper Products Co.
513-921-4717
www.paperproductscompany.com |
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| Group Donors |
| FOTO - Friends Of the Observatory |
Scout Pack 227 |
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| Individual Donors |
| Eric & Josephine Africa |
Barry Behrmann |
| Jack & Elaine Berninger |
Don & Eileen Bockelman |
| Philip Boes |
Bob Catanzaro |
| Dr. James Donovan |
Mike Duffy |
| Terry Endres |
Lou Freese |
| Ralph & Marzetta Goldsmith |
Mike & Mary Ann Haap |
| Margaret Hanson |
Dr. Jack & Beryl Hazen |
| Ralph & Claire Hite |
Robert & Jenny Hobbs |
| Roland & Claire Johnson |
Bob Kopp |
| Jun Lao |
Bruce & Jennifer Lott |
| John MacKellar |
Jim Mills |
| Craig & Valerie Niemi |
Pam Nohr |
| Mitchell Raskin |
Brad Reck |
| Bob Riegler |
Steve & Sue Rismiller |
| Karen Rokich |
Shirley Schultz |
Dennis J. Smith
(In Memory of Thomas Van Flandern) |
John Ventre |
| Amber Webb |
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CAS provides memorable opportunities for individuals and families in the Tri-State Region to participate in the exciting hobby of astronomy. Some of these opportunities are:
- Programs for the novice to learn how to use telescopes to explore the nights sky's treasures. Learn how to use that new Christmass telescope or how to choose the best telescope for you.
- Opportunities for members to capture remarkable images of the night sky with the latest technologies.
- Astronomy outreach programs for the general public, scouts, schools, the Hamilton County Parks, and others.
- Partnerships with local universities to create programs for all levels of intrest - from the beginer to advanced.
- Expanded use of the only fully outfitted dark sky site in the region, located in Adams County, to provide spectacular views under light-polution free skys.
As part of the 100th anniversary, CAS has set a goal to raise a minium of $10,000 through 100 donations of $100.
- 50% would be invested to help provide CAS with long term financial security.
- 25% to purchase equipment and materials to support our expanding public outreach activities. These activities are vital to the recruitment of new CAS members.
- 25% to provide a financial cushion for our annual operations.
As a 501(c)(3) all contributions are tax deductible. Be assured that donations of any amount will help CAS meet this goal.
All contributors will be acknowledged in the Society newsletter. Donors of $100 or more will be recognized on a Centenial plaque to be installed in the heaquarters. The donation form is CAS Donation Form. (PDF) Or you may donate via Pay-Pal by using the donate button link on the bottom of the page.
The Corporate Donation form and instructions are CAS Donation Form (PDF)
The Centennial Flyer is available at this link (PDF)
For more information on the Cincinnati Astronomical Society and how you can help continue its tradition of sharing the wonders of the universe please contact:
NOTE: A Pay-Pal account is not needed to Donate.
CAS Presedent
c/o Cincinnati State College
3520 Central Parkway
Cincinnati, Ohio 45223-2690
Phone: 513-569-1442 |
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