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Vote for Your Favorite Finalist Entry in the “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2012

Church Hill Classics — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 15:43:50 +0000

Church Hill Classics (CHC), a leading manufacturer and online retailer in the college diploma frame industry, has announced the 24 Finalists in their “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2012.

The nation-wide “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2012 asked students to submit an original “creation” expressing what they hope to achieve in their personal and professional life after college. The entry needed to communicate: This is how I “Frame My Future.” Submissions were accepted from October 18, 2011, through March 6, 2012. Over 10,500 entries were received, including photographs, poems, essays, collages, artwork, graphic design, and other imaginative pieces.

The unbelievable amount of individual, creative, and quality entries made the selection process very difficult. The 24 Finalists represent only .23% of the total entries. After a panel of judges at Church Hill Classics narrowed down entries, all employees participated in a company-wide voting process which yielded 24 Finalists and 36 Honorable Mentions.

The 24 Finalist entries are posted on the company’s diplomaframe.com website. The final phase of the contest involves the public voting on their favorite entry to determine the scholarship winners. Voting runs from April 4 - May 3, 2012 (11:59pm Eastern Time). A $1,000 award will go to each of the five top-voted entries, and the entry receiving the most votes will also earn a matching donation of $1,000 to their college or university’s scholarship endowment fund in their name.

The Finalists, hometowns, and the Fall 2012 schools they plan to attend to date are as follows:

Cristina Bauss, Arcata, CA - College of the Redwoods

Christopher Butler, Temple Hills, MD - Maryland Institute College of Art

Salvatore Cosenza, Scottsdale, AZ - The City College of New York

Betty Diop, Bronx, NY - Pace University

Taylor Farris, Grants Pass, OR - Pacific University

Leigh Hastings, Delmont, PA - Penn State New Kensington campus

Logan Herendeen, Bloomington, IN - Ivy Tech Community College

Sonya Herrera, San Antonio, TX - Texas Tech University School of Law

Hannah Hightower, St. Louis, MO - Seton Hall University

Alice Lee, Brentwood, TN - University of Southern California

Bailey Leftwich, Palmyra, MO - Truman State University or Culver-Stockton College

Jessica Lipsett, Midlothian, VA - Virginia Commonwealth University

Cari Logston, Stevenson Ranch, CA - The Master’s College

Alexandra Lopez, Taylor, TX - St. Edward’s University or Southwestern University

Emily Mangan, Pleasant Hill, OR - Oregon State University

Sam O’Hare, Churchville, MD - Berklee College of Music

Brian Perry, Niles, MI - Lake Michigan College

Erik Petersen, Clyde Park, MT - Western Governors University

Sarah Rademacher, New Hope, MN - University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

Nicole Rosenhauer, Columbia, MO - Rockhurst University

Abigail Scott, Dover, AR - University of Arkansas Community College-Morrilton

Eric Seo, San Jose, CA - West Valley College

Kayla Shannon, Plymouth, MA - Saint Anselm College

Sarah Shorey, Oriskany, NY - Herkimer County Community College

All 24 “Frame My Future” Finalist entries can be seen on the CHC website at www.diplomaframe.com/contests/frame-my-future-scholarship-contest-2012/finalists.aspx Be sure to place your vote from April 4 - May 3, 2012 (11:59pm Eastern Time). The top five winners by popular vote will be announced May 17, 2012.

This is the fourth year Church Hill Classics has offered the “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest. By providing a unique and creative way to earn scholarship money, the company has been able to give back to students interested in pursuing their dreams of a college education.

Church Hill Classics’ Frame My Future Scholarship Contest 2012 - $6,000 in College Scholarship Awards

Church Hill Classics — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 16:32:43 +0000

The Frame My Future Scholarship Contest 2012 from Church Hill Classics is now accepting entries on its website at http://www.diplomaframe.com/contests.aspx. Church Hill Classics is a leading manufacturer and online retailer in the college and university diploma frame industry.

For the fourth year in a row, the company is giving back to students interested in pursuing their dreams of a college education by presenting $6,000 in scholarship awards.

The Frame My Future Scholarship Contest 2012, which runs from October 18, 2011, to March 6, 2012, is open to legal US residents attending a U.S. college or university full-time for the 2012-2013 academic year. Students can win one of five $1,000 scholarships, and one of these winners will also receive a $1,000 donation to their university/college’s scholarship endowment fund.

To enter, the main requirement is creativity and to communicate: This is how I “Frame My Future.” Entries must be an original “creation” within one digital image that expresses what they hope to achieve in their personal and professional life after college. The entries can be a photograph, collage, poem, drawing, painting, graphic design piece, short typed explanation, or any original creation submitted as an online image.

Church Hill Classics will select 24 Finalists and post them on their diplomaframe.com website for public voting from April 4, 2012-May 3, 2012. The top five most popular entries determine the five Scholarship Winners who each receive a $1,000 scholarship. The top-voted, Grand Prize Winner, also earns the bonus donation for their 2012-2013 attended school. All 24 Finalists receive a special custom made Church Hill Classics’ frame featuring their entry.

Previous years’ scholarship winners were students attending: The Wharton School - University of Pennsylvania, University of Wisconsin Madison, Southwestern University, Georgia Institute of Technology, San Jose State University, Blinn College, Cornell University, Flagler College, Mercer University, Olivet Nazarene University, Saginaw Valley State University, Saint Norbert College, Tallahassee Community College, Villanova University, and Wellesley College.

Visit http://www.diplomaframe.com/contests.aspx for more details about the Frame My Future Scholarship contest, official rules, and how to enter.

Diplomaframe.com Named to Inc. 5000 Fast-Growth Business List - Fifth Consecutive Year

Church Hill Classics — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 20:21:56 +0000

For the fifth consecutive year, Church Hill Classics (CHC), which operates online as diplomaframe.com and is a leading custom diploma frame manufacturer, has been named by Inc. Magazine to the Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing companies across the nation. This year, CHC is one of five Connecticut companies, and one of 138 of the total 5000 companies named, to make the list six times or more.

“Making the Inc. 5000 list for the fifth consecutive year is very meaningful, especially in celebrating Church Hill Classics’ 20^th year in business,” stated Lucie Voves, president of Church Hill Classics. “The challenges of the economy notwithstanding, we are focused as always on exemplary customer service, introducing new options and customizations such as colored embossing and framing to coordinate with home and office décor, and keeping the quality of our products on a high plateau.”

As noted by Inc. 5000, Church Hill Classics’ three-year revenue growth from 2007 to 2010 was 5%. Revenue grew from $5.9 million in 2007 to $6.2 million in 2010. The companies that were ranked this year had a growth of 40,882% down to 2%.

Church Hill Classics was ranked 243 in the Consumer Products & Services Industry category. Overall, CHC ranked 4,927 nationally for America’s fastest-growing companies across all industries.

According to an article by Bob Stanton posted on the Inc.500/5000 site on August 23, 2011, “The 2011 Inc. 500|5000 is ranked according to percentage revenue growth from 2007 through 2010. To qualify, companies must have been founded and generating revenue by March 31, 2007. Additionally, they had to be based in the United States, privately held, for profit, and independent—not subsidiaries or divisions of other companies—as of December 31, 2010. (Since then, a number of companies on the list have gone public or been acquired.)”

Mr. Stanton’s article added that, “The minimum revenue required for 2007 is $100,000; the minimum for 2010 is $2 million. Revenue figures given in the company profiles are for calendar years…”

Church Hill Classics is also one of 66 Connecticut companies on the Inc. 5000 list this year. CHC is a company with diversity as well. Of all the “diversity” categories counted by Inc. 5000, “female entrepreneur” has the largest piece of the pie with 51.8%.

A short profile page about diplomaframe.com can be viewed on the Inc. Magazine website: http://www.inc.com/inc5000/profile/diplomaframecom

About Inc.com
Inc.com, the daily resource for entrepreneurs, delivers how-to guides, advice, tools, breaking news, and rich multi-media to help business owners and CEOs start, run, and grow their businesses. Inc.com offers dynamic marketing solutions to help advertisers effectively reach Inc.com’s audience of business leaders. Visit http://www.inc.com.

Diploma Frame Manufacturer Church Hill Classics Awards Five Scholarships and a School Donation for the “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011

Church Hill Classics — Mon, 23 May 2011 18:11:09 +0000

Church Hill Classics (CHC), a leading manufacturer in the college diploma frame industry, has announced the five Winners in their “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011 which were chosen from over 9,500 entries received from all across the country. Each of the Winners will receive a $1,000 scholarship for the 2011-2012 academic year.

The Grand Prize Winner, Ty Nguyen of Dallas, Texas, also won a $1,000 donation to his university’s scholarship endowment fund. Ty created a multi-media drawing of open-heart surgery, using photography and graphite. Becoming a doctor is his dream. Drawing is a passion. Through this piece he feels he is able to combine his dream and passion into one. He is currently attending Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, where he plans to continue his studies in the 2011-2012 academic year.

Winners also include:

Michelle Partogi of Duluth, Georgia, submitted a photo of a special shoe, symbolizing her future “journey” and the dualities with her goals. By merging computer science and art in her college education and her career path, Michelle feels she can refine her leadership and people skills to not only impact her peers but also the community at large. “My efforts will allow me to stand on my own two feet.” She is planning to attend Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia for the 2011-2012 academic year. Michelle currently attends Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science and Technology in Lawrenceville, Georgia.

Nicholas Normile of Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, submitted a photograph of himself in his future career as chef. He feels he was lucky to get the chance to apprentice at a 4-star restaurant at the age of 13. But it hasn’t been luck that has kept him there. He’s learned from the best and his ambition is to become one of them. He intends to work hard when he gets to business school. “I don’t plan to rely on luck alone.” He is planning to attend the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania for the 2011-2012 academic year. Nicholas currently attends Lower Merion High School in Ardmore, Pennsylvania.

Hayden Muhs of Salem, Oregon, submitted a symbolic portrait of himself. He plans on majoring in political science with a minor in communication. He has a passion for words and through the use of poetry and rap he hopes to use his lyrical talent to raise awareness for causes around the world. He is planning to attend the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin for the 2011-2012 academic year. Hayden currently attends North Salem High School in Salem, Oregon.

Onur Olmez of Grass Valley, California, submitted a multi-media collage of himself in a paper boat full of hopeful life experiences for his future. As a child, he used to make paper boats with his grandmother, wishing the newspapers could be large enough to make a boat big enough for him. Onur wants to study marine transportation and plans to embark on a career in the marine industry. He is planning to attend San Jose State University in San Jose, California for the 2011-2012 academic year. Onur currently attends Bear River High School in Grass Valley, California.

The top five Winners’ entries are featured along with the 19 Finalists’ entries on the company’s diplomaframe.com website.

Establishing this nationwide scholarship contest has enabled the company to give back to students interested in pursuing their dreams of a college education. The “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011 asked students to submit an original “creation” through an image which expressed what they hope to achieve in their personal and professional life after college. Entries included photographs, poems, essays, collages, drawings, paintings, and other imaginative pieces. The entry needed to communicate: This is how I “Frame My Future.” Submissions were accepted from October 7, 2010, through March 2, 2011.

The contest received an amazing response with over 9,500 entries. Entries, coming in from every state in the U.S., were sent in by students who will be attending college in the 2011-2012 academic year. The unbelievable amount of individual, creative, and quality entries made the selection process very difficult. CHC employees made the Finalist selection in a company-wide voting process, which yielded 24 Finalists and 30 Honorable Mentions. The finalists were placed online for public vote from April 5^th - May 5^th. The public’s votes decided the five $1,000 Scholarship Winners, including the one Grand Prize Winner.

This was the third annual “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest, and Church Hill Classics is planning to launch its fourth scholarship contest in the fall of 2011. Students are encouraged to view the 2011 Winners’ and Finalists’ entries on the CHC website, at http://contests.diplomaframe.com/Contests/FrameMyFutureContest/Winners.aspx and to consider submitting an entry in next year’s contest. You can sign up to receive information about next year’s scholarship by filling out this online form: http://www.diplomaframe.com/ScholarshipInformation.cfm

Vote for Your Favorite Finalist Entry in the “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011

Church Hill Classics — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 15:31:38 +0000

Church Hill Classics (CHC), a leading manufacturer and online retailer in the college diploma frame industry, has announced the 24 Finalists in their “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011.

The nation-wide “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011 asked students to submit an original “creation” expressing what they hope to achieve in their personal and professional life after college. The entry needed to communicate: This is how I “Frame My Future.” Submissions were accepted from October 7, 2010, through March 2, 2011. Over 9,500 entries were received, including photographs, poems, essays, collages, artwork, graphic design, and other imaginative pieces.

The unbelievable amount of individual, creative, and quality entries made the selection process very difficult. The 24 Finalists represent only .25% of the total entries. After a panel of judges at Church Hill Classics narrowed down entries, all employees participated in a company-wide voting process which yielded 24 Finalists and 30 Honorable Mentions.

The 24 Finalist entries are posted on the company’s diplomaframe.com website. The final phase of the contest involves the public voting on their favorite entry to determine the scholarship winners. Voting runs from April 5 - May 5, 2011 (11:59pm Eastern Time). A $1,000 award will go to each of the five top-voted entries, and the entry receiving the most votes will also earn a matching donation of $1,000 to their college or university’s scholarship endowment fund in their name.

The Finalists, hometowns, and the Fall 2011 schools they plan to attend to date are as follows:

Bryan Beus, Farmington, UT - School of Visual Arts

Meredith Calvin, Chicago, IL - Columbia College Chicago

Anne Casey, Corinth, TX - Gustavus Adolphus College

Janine Cerny, Put-in-Bay, OH - Miami University

Jonathan Chornay, Lanham, MD - Messiah College or LeTourneau University

Emily DeVault, Fairmont, WV - Rochester Institute of Technology

Christina Espegren, Sacramento, CA - California Lutheran University

Emily Feld, Greenwood Village, CO - The University of Arizona

Nora Grady, Ferguson, MO - University of Missouri - St. Louis

Tram Huynh, Drive Galloway, NJ - Rutgers University

Stephen Kui, Danville, CA - University of California Davis

Megan McGhie, Northville, MI - Michigan State University

Kelley McMorris, Redwood City, CA - Academy of Art University

Tomas Meneses, La Puente, CA - University Of Phoenix

Hayden Muhs, Salem, OR - University of Wisconsin - Madison

Camille Nakai, Hermitage, TN - Nashville Auto Diesel College

Ty Nguyen, Dallas, TX - Southwestern University

Nicholas Normile, Wynnewood, PA - The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

Onur Olmez, Grass Valley, CA - San José State University

Michelle Partogi, Duluth, GA - Georgia Institute of Technology

Nicole Pedrazzi, Marina, CA - California State University Monterey Bay

Beth Rubel, Pflugerville, TX - The University of Texas at San Antonio

Emily Weiss, Lafayette Hill, PA - University of Pennsylvania

Abigail Wright, Houston, TX - Rice University

All 24 “Frame My Future” Finalist entries can be seen on the CHC website at http://contests.diplomaframe.com/Contests/FrameMyFutureContest/Finalists.aspx. Be sure to place your vote from April 5 - May 5, 2011(11:59pm Eastern Time). The Honorable Mention entries will be featured on Church Hill Classics’ Blog throughout the voting period. The top five winners by popular vote will be announced May 19, 2011.

This is the third year Church Hill Classics has offered the “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest. By providing a unique and creative way to earn scholarship money, the company has been able to give back to students interested in pursuing their dreams of a college education.

Lucie Voves Selected As a “Top-Idea Maven” by The Woman’s Advantage - Entrepreneur’s Advice Featured in 2011 Woman’s Advantage Calendar

Church Hill Classics — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 21:15:53 +0000

Lucie Voves, president of Church Hill Classics, was selected from over 5,000 submissions to be featured as one of 365 quotes in The 2011 Woman’s Advantage Shared Wisdom Calendar. The calendar provides advice on each day of the year for women business owners from influential women leaders across the US and Canada.

It was announced that Lucie Voves’ advice had been included in the calendar, which was released on October 1, by Mary Cantando, president and growth expert of WomanBusinessOwner.com and author of the book, The Woman’s Advantage.

“Lucie Voves’ quote was selected because it was powerful yet easy to understand. Her idea is relevant to almost every woman in business today,” says Cantando.

She added, “Women business owners and those who dream of starting a business will learn so much from the advice provided by Lucie and the other successful women quoted in the calendar.”

The Woman’s Advantage 2011 Calendar provides sound bites of advice on key business issues including: organization, promotion, sales, and human resources.

A special presentation of The Woman’s Advantage “Quote of the Day” and calendar cover from the new 2011 calendar, or from 2010, are featured in customized, USA-made photo frames from Church Hill Classics. These frames are offered in cooperation with The Woman’s Advantage, and make a perfect gift for the women featured, as well as all women in business.

Photo frames are custom made to showcase a selected calendar honoree’s quote, and are ready for display upon delivery. Each frame comes with an engraved gold or silver plate set into museum-quality matting with a variety of frame moulding choices, including hardwood in espresso satin finish, deep mahogany, or cherry, to fit any office decor. Frames are available for customization and purchase on Church Hill Classics’ website at http://www.diplomaframe.com/other/twad.

About Mary Cantando and The Woman’s Advantage

Mary Cantando is a nationally-recognized expert on women business owners. She is the developer of the successful Woman’s Advantage line of products, geared specifically to women entrepreneurs. A member of the National Speakers’ Association, Cantando provides keynotes and workshops for women who want to grow their businesses.

The Woman’s Advantage is a line of information products, including books, workbooks, audio CDs, and calendars designed exclusively for successful women business owners. For more information, call 919-841-0401 or visit http://www.WomansAdvantage.biz

About Lucie Voves

Lucie Voves, founder and president of Church Hill Classics (CHC), has taken the company from a home-based business in 1991 into a thriving custom insignia frame and gift manufacturer with a national customer base of colleges, universities, professional associations, military branches, Greek organizations, and corporations.

School Spirit Takes Center Stage at Church Hill Classics with Color Embossed Diploma Frames

Church Hill Classics — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 15:36:03 +0000

Cornell University bookstore’s Kelley Foster (The Cornell Store) said in a recent email, “Church Hill Classics has come up with another fantastic idea in using vibrant school colors in matting and embossing choices. We are taking advantage of this fresh approach to showcase Cornell University diplomas with red matting and black embossing. It looks really sharp! Winning Colors adds an extra dimension to our selection of diploma frames.”

Cornell University’s Winning Colors Diploma Frame:
black embossing on red matting

With the introduction of Winning Colors, college name and seal embossings on diploma frame matting has taken on a whole new turn at Church Hill Classics (CHC). The company, which operates online as diplomaframe.com, has given school spirit a novel twist with embossing colors of orange, green, yellow, red, navy, or black, on matting combinations that best suits ones’ school.

Silver and gold foil embossings are fundamental shades with that classic appeal, but the rich and vivid Winning Colors embossing from Church Hill Classics are definitely revving up the wow factor, especially for dedicated grads and alumni.

Winning Colors embossing options are matched with compatible matting colors so that Princeton University, for instance, has a black outer mat paired with a bright orange inner mat and orange embossing to complement the school colors of orange and black. For Michigan State University, green and white are the school colors, so green embossing is the perfect choice placed on a black mat. The whole line of Winning Colors is framed in Eclipse – a solid hardwood frame moulding with black satin finish and a high gloss inner lip.

Princeton University’s Winning Colors Diploma Frame:
orange embossing on black matting

Michigan State University’s Winning Colors Diploma Frame:
green embossing on black matting

“Church Hill continues to lead the diploma frame category with meaningful new products and innovation. Winning Colors is the latest example of how we’ve taken customer feedback and channeled it into something unique and exciting,” commented Joe Voves, vice president of CHC.

Free Quotes for Steel Garages Offered at the Steel Building Resource, CitySteelBuildings.com

cueblocks — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 04:36:45 +0000

California

Free quotes for steel metal garages are on offer at the steel building resource, CitySteelBuildings.com (http://www.citysteelbuildings.com/). To obtain free quotes for a steel garage and a steel workshop, a no-obligation from has to be filled at: http://www.citysteelbuildings.com/steel-garages/ Free steel building quotes are also available for other kinds of steel metal buildings including steel industrial, commercial residential and agricultural buildings.

City Steel Buildings renders steel building assistance throughout US and connects steel building buyers with sellers. Also, steel building quotes are available for all US States as well and can be obtained by filling up a no-obligation form at the City Steel Buildings website.

Steel metal garages are very popular among the rural and urban area population. It is the basic necessity of every home owner and takes a small part of land from the functional area around the house. Steel garages are practical and the working sectors prefer them to build stabler, stronger and better storage structures. Steel garages are affordable and can withstand natural disasters and climatic variations.

Mr. Kirk J. Steel from City Steel Buildings said, “A steel garage comes in very handy if you have your own house and need a place to park your cars. Steel garages are great for people whose livelihood is agriculture. Steel garage will serve the purpose of a shelter for livestock, storing machinery and equipment, etc. Versatile and a multi-purpose building, a steel metal garage can be easily converted to a steel workshop or a repair shop as well. So with investing in a single steel building you get a lot!”

Prefabricated steel garages are constructed in factories and assembled at the site, bringing down the cost of labor to a considerable extent. The online steel building resource also offers quotes for prefab steel garages.

“Whether you want to construct the steel garage as a separate structure or as a part of your existing steel building, either ways constructing a steel garage would be fairly easy and quite an addition to the steel structure. Or better get the prefab steel garage assembled and installed where you want!”, concluded Mr. Steel.

Free quotes for steel metal garages and other steel metal buildings can be obtained by filling up a no-obligation form at: http://www.citysteelbuildings.com/steel-garages/

For other steel building queries and steel building assistance, visit: http://www.citysteelbuildings.com/.

About CitySteelBuildings.com :

CitySteelBuildings.com is an on line informational resource which provides free quotes to steel building users. The one stop resource for all steel building related query renders services to various States throughout USA.
CitySteelBuildings.com offers information on all sorts of steel buildings from commercial buildings to residential steel buildings.

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Church Hill Classics Launches the “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011

Church Hill Classics — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 13:59:09 +0000

Church Hill Classics Launches the “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011
$6,000 in College Scholarship Awards

Church Hill Classics, a leading manufacturer and online retailer in the college and university diploma frame industry, launched their “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011 on October 7, 2010. For the third year in a row, the company is giving back to students interested in pursuing their dreams of a college education by presenting $6,000 in scholarship awards.

The “Frame My Future” Scholarship Contest 2011 is open to legal US residents attending a U.S. college or university full-time for the 2011-2012 academic year. Students can win one of five $1,000 scholarships, and one of these winners will also receive a $1,000 donation to their university/college’s scholarship endowment fund.

To enter, the main requirement is creativity, and to communicate: This is how I “Frame My Future.” Entries must be an original “creation” within one digital image that expresses what they hope to achieve in their personal and professional life after college. The entries can be a photograph, collage, poem, drawing, painting, graphic design piece, short typed explanation, or any original creation submitted as an online image.

Church Hill Classics will select 24 Finalists and post them on their diplomaframe.com website for public voting from April 5 – May 5, 2011. The top five most popular entries determine the five Scholarship Winners who each receive a $1,000 scholarship. The top-voted, Grand Prize Winner, also earns the bonus donation for their 2011-2012 attended school. All 24 Finalists receive a special custom made Frame My Future frame featuring their entry.

Previous years’ scholarship winners were students attending Blinn College, Cornell University, Flagler College, Mercer University, Olivet Nazarene University, Saginaw Valley State University, Saint Norbert College, Tallahassee Community College, Villanova University, and Wellesley College.