Volunteer Nicole McGurk of Toledo paints the face of Kendra Geisbuhler, 6, of Luckey.
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Clown Dan Saevig, left, offers to clean the ears of Brianna Webster, 8, of Toledo.
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Chuck Ealey, of Ontario, delivers the keynote speech. Ealey established the NCAA record of 35 straight Division I wins as the quarterback of the University of Toledo, and went on to earn the 1972 Canadian Football League Rookie of the Year and Grey Cup MVP at the helm of the Hamilton Tigers.
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Mary Kay Urbanski of Sylvania, left, bids on an item in the silent auction. At right is volunteer Audry Speegle of Perrysburg.
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Mercy Home Visitation Project noise-making table. At left, project coordinator Kathy Okuley of Sylvania and team leader Andrea Eaton of Toledo. At center is helper Sevario Proffitt, 7, of Toledo.
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Tina Stewart, left, of Toledo and Danielle Komer of Toledo speak with Carol Martin, executive director of Court Appointed Special Advocates, at the event.
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Nicole Heitger, financial stability coordinator of the East Toledo Family Center, left, speaks with Tom Garey and Barbara Horvath, of Sylvania.
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Sarah Hamid, 4, of Sylvania is fingerprinted by Lucas County Sheriff Deputy Jerry Ervin.
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Parents Kayla Keller and Terry Keller with their children Josephine, 5, left, and Olivia, 3, all of Petersburg, Mich., make noise makers at the event.
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Terry Keller and his daughter Olivia, 3, of Petersburg, Mich., color the noise maker she had made at the event.
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Pam Crabtree, founder of Yell & Tell, an event organized to stop child abuse in the community. Activist organizations provide residents with useful information to stop child abuse in the community.
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"Crazy Craig" Wise, of Ypsilanti, Mich., entertains. Wise used to live in Perrysburg.
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"Crazy Craig" Wise, of Ypsilanti, Mich., entertains on a unicycle.
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Joanne Carson of the Children's Advocacy Center, speaks.
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Rep. Teresa Fedor (D., Toledo) speaks at the event.
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Mary Westphal, president of the Sylvania City Council, speaks.
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Austin Brubaker, 4, of Toledo has his fingerprints taken by Lucas County Sheriff Deputy Jerry Ervin.
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