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4th Annual Father Services Dinner
by Pathway to Hope
Tuesday, November 14, 2023 6:30pm – 9:00pm
Tri-County Baptist Church
We are thrilled to announce our 4th Annual Father Services Dinner! This dinner allows us to highlight Pathway’s Father Services and hear testimonies from dads who have gone through our programs.
This year, we are excited to be hosting NFL legend Jeff Kemp, and author of Facing the Blitz: Turning Trials into Triumphs, as our keynote speaker.
Reserve your individual seats or opt to host a table HERE
Seats = $50
Host a Table of 8 = $500
Become a SPONSOR!
Partnering with individuals, churches and businesses in advance guarantees that all monies given at the event go directly to Father Services.
2 Levels of Sponsorship
$500
- Receive a table of 8 seats for you and your guests
- Recognition in the program
(churches & businesses receive 1/4 page ad space) - Recognition on AV presentation
- Recognition on social media and website
$1,000
- Receive TWO tables of 8 seats for you and your guests
- Recognition in the program
(churches & businesses receive 1/2 page ad space) - Recognition on AV presentation
- Recognition on social media and website
Submit your sponsorship here.
Want to sponsor (for any amount of $500 or more) yet don’t wish to attend or invite guests NO PROBLEM! Simply submit your sponsorship amount and we will contact you regarding recognition.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Tori Netzer at 513-499-2422 or tnetzer@pathwaytohopepcc.org.
Meet Jeff Kemp

Jeff Kemp is a champion for strengthening relationships. He calls men to their identity in Christ and to champion benevolent manhood, marriage and fathering.
After graduating from Dartmouth College, Jeff joined the National Football League (NFL) as an undrafted free agent. He and his dad, the late Vice-Presidential candidate and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp, became the first of only six sets of NFL father-son quarterbacks.
Growing up, Jeff was surrounded by football, politics and national leaders. In his 11 years in the NFL, Jeff quarterbacked for the Rams, Forty-Niners, Seahawks and Eagles. He earned his MBA in the off seasons, coached his sons’ youth teams and campaigned for his dad’s presidential nomination. Jeff loved being a football player but learned his identity was elsewhere.
He left the NFL with his identity grounded in Christ. Early in his NFL career, Jeff married Stacy. Their great joy is family – four sons, three daughters-in-laws and one grandson.
Why Father Services?
