Zacarius is interested in sports. He enjoys working out and martial arts.
He also is very interested in every aspect of the music business. He would like to learn to play the piano and guitar. He writes lyrics for songs in his journal.
He would like to be in a family that supports his interests.
Zacarius is active in a church youth program. He enjoys outside activities, including canoeing, hiking, traveling, etc.
Zacarius has a pleasant, engaging personality. He makes friends easily. He is very talkative and knows what he wants for his future.
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Teens interested in music? Check this out
The Music Resource Center-Cincinnati is a program that uses recording music and performing arts - with life-skills mentoring - to inspire teens and give them a sense of empowerment and accomplishment.
Membership in the center is just $2 a month. For that, teens in grades 7-12 can learn music production, recording and how to create multi-track recordings. Private lessons are also available.
Bonus: Snacks, hot meals and homework help.
Some of our kids in foster care have participated at the MRC and loved it.
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Foster families can go to Dollywood free
This is great news for our foster families - a free day at the Dollywood amusement park near Gatlinburg.
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Donate sweats and hoodies, get a free treat
The Sweet Sweats for Love collection of sweatpants and hoodies for our kids in foster care continues through Valentine's Day. You can drop your new items at any Sibcy Cline real estate office in the area.
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Thank you to our hometown grocer
When lagging donations made it look like we might not be able to give our foster kids bikes for Christmas, Kroger stepped up to make it happen.
We distributed more than 200 bikes to foster kids in Hamilton County this year.
Kroger Co., which annually makes a donation and transports the bikes, came forward with a much bigger donation this year to ensure Southwest Ohio children received bikes, said Kate Koch, founder of Bike Lady Inc. Koch's charity collects donations to buy the bikes, which are assembled by inmates in Ohio prisons and then distributed to children's services agencies.
We appreciate Kroger for helping us deliver happy holidays to our kids in care.
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Annual adoption party brings out Bengals
Our kids (OK, maybe us adults too) just love meeting the Bengals players who stop by our holiday party.
This year, the Bengals and Marvin Lewis Community Foundation really brought it with great merchandise and rookies who were willing to interact with the kids, sign autographs and pose for dozens of photos.
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Bengal J.J. Dielman talks to Johnathon.
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Say what you might about the team's field performance, but these players were kind, friendly, polite and genuine. They made our kids' night.
And we can't give enough shout-outs to Chubb Insurance, Fifth Third Bank and First Financial Bank. They supported the party with financial contributions as well as by buying gifts for our kids.
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Players pose in the photo booth with social workers.
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