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Lularoe Clothes Dayton After Tornadoes

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Approximately 20 local LuLaRoe boutique owners, in coordination with nonprofit partner New Path Outreach, are gearing up to distribute 5,000 brand new dresses, skirts, tops, and leggings to women affected by Dayton’s Memorial Day tornado outbreak. Women of all ages, shapes and sizes are invited to participate in a special clothing giveaway scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. on July 29 at The Point Choice Food Pantry, located at 506 East Main Street in Trotwood. Event details are available at https://tinyurl.com/lularoelovesdayton.

Free clothing for women impacted by the Dayton area tornadoes

All women affected by the Memorial Day tornado outbreak, particularly those in Trotwood and surrounding Montgomery, Miami and Greene County communities, are invited to attend this event. Sizes XXS to 3XL will be available, and all items are brand new with tags. This event is made possible through a generous donation from California-based clothing manufacturer LuLaRoe, and all guests will enjoy a personal shopping experience thanks to local LuLaRoe boutique owners.

Additionally, Kosins Tents & Events is transporting all donated clothing to the event location, free of charge.

While each LuLaRoe boutique is independently owned and operated, local LuLaRoe retailer and national top seller Nicolette Winner says giving back and community are part of LuLaRoe’s culture. “The best part of owning my own boutique is helping women of all shapes, sizes and ages feel as beautiful as I already know they are. My friends and I just want local women to feel confident as they face the challenges of rebuilding that lie ahead,” she says. “They need to know they are loved.”

“We appreciate the generosity of LuLaRoe and their independent retailers,” says Executive Director William Lutz of New Path Outreach. “Partnerships like these allow us to help those that really need our assistance in new ways.”

New Path is a faith-based nonprofit organization providing charitable services to residents in Miami County and portions of Montgomery County, including Trotwood and Harrison Township. You can learn more about the organization by visiting its website at www.newpathserves.org.

The mission of LuLaRoe is to create freedom, serve others, and strengthen families through fashion. LuLaRoe is proud of the impact Independent Fashion Retailers are making in their communities. Since the inception of the company’s Community Support Incentive, which encourages retailers to support causes in their own communities, LuLaRoe has donated over $7 million to organizations around the country. To learn more, visit www.lularoe.com.

Tuesday Old Scratch Pizza Donates 20% to Tornado Relief

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This Tuesday (6-25-2019) Old Scratch will be hosting an ALL DAY restaurant takeover. 20% of ALL SALES from open to close will go to the Dayton Disaster Relief Fund of The Dayton Foundation. This fund was established in response to the Tornados that devastated the greater Dayton community in late May. All money donated to the fund will go towards nonprofit organizations helping others get back on their feet. Let’s continue to make a difference. See you Tuesday!!

Benefits for Tornado Survivors

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Over a month ago tornados destroyed many spots in the Miami Valley.  Trotwood, Old North Dayton, Beavercreek and more all felt Mother Nature’s wrath.
The needs are great and while many in our community have rallied to help, the needs  continue and many local businesses are now posting benefit shows and ways to donate funds to recovery efforts.  Here’s a list of upcoming events that will help with recovery efforts:

Tuesday 20% of all Sales will be donated to Tornado Relief from Old Scratch Pizza

Cones For A Cause – the entire month of June!

Old Scratch Pizza
812 South Patterson  Dayton, Ohio

This June at Old Scratch is all about Dayton Disaster Relief. All Cones for a Cause donations this month will go towards helping Tornado Relief Organizations active in the Dayton Area.  The time is now to come together, Dayton!! Let’s continue to make a difference!!

lucid salon

3 S Broadway St., Lebanon, Ohio 45036

Join us this Sunday June 30th from 12-5pm for a cut-a-thon benefitting The Greater Dayton Disaster Relief Fund. 100% of monies will go to those affected by the recent tornadoes in Dayton on May 27th. This cut-a-thon was inspired by Taylor Jameson of Cincinnati who so generously wanted to donate her time. She will be joined by other accomplished hairdressers from across Ohio and the staff at lucid. If you’re a stylist who would like to donate their time as well, please call lucid to sign up for any block of time! If you would like to get a haircut or just to donate monies please stop by lucid this Sunday! Please share!!!!

Blues, Bikes & Brews for Dayton Tornado Relief all-day music festival!

The event was the brainchild of Doug Hart. He contacted me about putting on a music festival at the Roadhouse to raise money for those affected by the Memorial Day tornados.

Doug has put together a great lineup of Miami Valley talent for a 10 hour music festival that will take place on both of our stages with each band/performer donating an hour of their time and talent for this event.

Tickets are $20 each, with the Roadhouse providing each attendee with a free Biker Burger and a bottle of domestic beer (or soda). Tickets will be available at the main bar starting Saturday, June 8th after 5:00pm. We will have a link on our website to purchase tickets on-line very soon.

We are doing this through The Dayton Foundation and their Greater Dayton Disaster Relief Fund. 100% of donations to this fund are given to non-profit organizations working directly with those affected by the tornados. The Dayton Foundation does a great job of vetting these organizations to ensure that the proceeds from ticket sales and corporate sponsorships are used to provide the most benefit to those in the greatest need of assistance. In addition, a large local accounting firm has volunteered to audit this fundraiser so that everyone who buys a ticket or becomes a corporate sponsor has assurance that 100% of the proceeds will be going to this very worthy cause.

Local distillery teams up with specialty sauce maker to raise money for tornado relief

All proceeds of the sales of Mutt’s Sauce Limited Edition Bourbon Sauce, made with Stillwrights bourbon produced by Flat Rock Spirits distillery near Fairborn, will go to Dayton-area disaster recovery, according to Charlynda Scales, CEO of Mutt’s Sauce.
The sauce is available for pre-order until July 1 on www.muttssauce.com. Discounts will be given for bulk orders.

 

 

Dayton Strong BEER BASH

  • Sat Jul 13 2019 at 06:00 pm to 10:00 pm
  • Carillon Historical Park, 1000 Carillon Blvd, Dayton, Ohio 45409, Kettering, United States
  • Buy tickets here

The Dayton Brewery Alliance has come together to host a fundraising event in support of local tornado relief efforts in the wake of the devastating storms that destroyed so many homes and businesses in the Miami Valley. Thanks to the generosity of all the breweries, vendors, and musicians, every dollar earned or donated at the event will go to a special fund with The Dayton Foundation.

There will be live music from The American Landscape, Velvet Crush Unplugged, and 9Eight Central. Thirty local and regional breweries will be serving their finest brews and food will be available from Dewberry 1850, Carillon Brewing Co., and Culp’s Cafe (more to come).

We are asking all attendees to make an admission donation of $5 per person. You are also welcome to make a donation of $15 which will include admission to the event and an amazing dinner provided by Dewberry 1850 who is donating all of the food.

We hope you will join us to enjoy an evening of craft beer, food, and live music while supporting your friends and neighbors that continue to be affected by the tornadoes. Thank you!

Drinkin’ for Dayton

Thurs, Aug 8 from 4-10pm
Cappy’s Wine and Spirits
309 W. Loveland Ave, Loveland OH 45140

We have so many connections with the Dayton Beer Community that we’ve lost count.

And so when we saw the devastation that the recent tornadoes brought to the Dayton area we felt not just a desire but a responsibility to do some good and share our support for our friends and neighbors.

And while the initial response is starting to fade, there is still a tremendous growing need for support.

We’re partnering up with our friends from Warped Wing Brewing Company and The Barrel House to throw an epic party on our patio with $1 per pint and glass of wine being donated to The Dayton Foundation‘s Disaster Relief Efforts. A special shout out and thank you to Sara Stathes, Co-Owner of The Barrel House and former Cappy’s Crew Member, for getting this ball rolling and helping us to identify a non-profit partner for the event.

The Beerded Pig Food Truck of Ohio is serving up Trotty Brattys donated by BrewCity Sausage Co. all night with proceeds going to the cause!

If you know of more events, please comment below and we’ll add them to the list.

Tornado Relief Update Thursday June 13- Volunteer/Donation Needs

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VOLUNTEER & SUPPLY DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

CLC – LOVEDAYTON 2.0

PROJECT 1

Thursday, June 13, from 2pm – 4pm

10-15 volunteers needed move supplies from the CLC South trailer which will be parked at PIPPINS MARKET on 5440 Olive Road in Trotwood. After this work is done volunteers are asked to cross Olive Road and go to Gateway Cathedral Church, 5501 Olive Road and place debris from around the perimeter of the building into an industrial dumpster located at the site. Meet at Pippins Market at 5440 Olive Road in Trotwood.

PROJECT 2

Friday June 14, from 8am – Noon

Meet at Student Life Center at 8am sharp. We need 5-7 volunteers to assemble painting materials (brushes , stirrers, drop clothes, scrapers, rollers/pans etc.) from the CLC LoveDayton storage barn located off the driveway, load up the CLC vans and deliver paint and supplies to approximately 12 sites around the Dayton. Carpooling may be necessary.

PROJECT 3

MEET AT SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL (parking lot closest to Little York Road)

Saturday , June 15, from 9am – 1pm

We need around 75 volunteers to cut trees with chainsaws and remove debris. At least one member of the group needs to have a pickup truck to haul. Supplies will be provided (gloves, saws, rakes , shovels, fuel, water and some snacks ) along with directions to approximately 12 sites. Please carpool! Only experienced people will be allowed to use a chainsaw! MEET AT SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL (parking lot closest to Little York Road)

COMPASSION FIRST MINISTRY (storage barn by the Student Life Center)

We need 8-10 people to help us sort items!

Thursday, June 13, from 3pm – 6pm

Friday, June 14, from 1pm – 5pm

Northridge Area Food Bank

Northridge area foodbank is in desperate need of volunteers as those who have been on site daily need a break. Help is needed sorting and distributing food M-F 12pm – 6pm. It is not required to stay all day, work however many hours you can.

Harrison Township Fire Station 2400 Turner Road

VOLUNTEERS (older kids can help too!)

Show up to volunteer anytime between 10 and 6; 12 and 6 on Sunday. They need help unloading and sorting donations as well as talking to people as they pull up to pick up donations and assessing their needs then bringing whatever they need to their car and loading it up. call or text Amanda at 309-370-8741 and she will supply you with a specific location that needs your help.

FOOD/SUPPLIES:

Canned vegetables, soup, dish soap, laundry soap, peanut butter, jelly, bread, pasta, pasta sauce, cereal, conditioner, paper towels, toilet paper, large size body wash, Diapers – size 4, 5, and size 6. Along with cleaning supplies like brooms mops rags, trash bags.

Dayton Inspire NEEDS Toys

A Dayton organization needs toy donations for children affected by the Memorial Day tornadoes. Dayton Inspires, a grass roots community alliance, will deliver toys, popsicles and ice cream on Monday, June 17 to shelters housing families displaced by the violent weather.

Toy donations can be delivered to these locations:

Hopeland Church, 6025 Miller Lane, Monday – Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Catapult Creative, in the lobby at 10 N. Ludlow, Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Heart Mercantile, 438 E. Fifth St., Monday – Sunday from 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. Toys can be dropped off in the alley behind the building.

American Legion hall, 27 S. Meadow Drive, Trotwood, 3-5 p.m. June 13. There will be a cookout as well. Toys can be dropped off anytime before then.

Hopeland Church at Stop 8 and Miller Lane is in need of backpacks canned goods cleaning supplies, feminine and hygiene products along with laundry detergent. They are also looking for ongoing help with sorting and distribution of donations.

Pippin’s Market NEW HOURS
collection of donations and distribution continues.

Starting Monday 6/10 our Pippin’s Market location will no longer be open daily. Instead we will be open 3 days a week to offer sustainable support to our Dayton community. We will operate weekly on the following days and times.

Tuesdays 3-7pm

Thursdays 3-7pm

Saturdays 12-4

We will need volunteers to be scheduled in advance for all dates. If you would like to volunteer, please message our page to sign up! We are looking for 10 volunteers for each day.

If you have a donation to make after this Sunday, (6/9) you can deliver it during our open hours. Or you can send a message to our page to schedule delivery. You can also contact Hayley Carson at (937)269-9186 to schedule delivery.

We will continue this as long as we can!

5440 Olive Road

Trotwood, Ohio

12-8pm (6/7-6/9)

CLEAN UP EFFORTS THROUGH JUNE 20th

If you have a GROUP or are with an organization looking to get involved with debris clean up efforts Team Rubicon can help!

(Individuals who want to volunteer see bottom of post)

Bring long pants and good shoes (durable or steel toe boots recommended).

  1. Call 571-723-1311 David Dodds  with your group information and coordinate with him
  2. Go to Team Rubicon HQ —> 4801 Salem Ave

3. Get there around 7:50am – their morning briefing starts at 8:00am

4. Go in front door & sign-in – they will give you a Team Rubicon tee-shirt

5. At the morning briefing they will divide you up with their crews

6. They’ll give you new gloves & hard hats

7. They have all the tools

8. You can ride with them or drive on your own to the job site

9. End the day with a full heart & a tired body

They need more people this week – the need is so great they are deploying more people to Dayton next week!

(Individuals – report to Sinclair’s VRC – address is: 220 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd – they will place you from there)

OTHER CASH / MONETARY DONATIONS

Dayton Rotary

https://www.sagepayments.net/eftcart/forms/donate.asp?M_id=399778383255&fbclid=IwAR1NWe6GuFO8cXvcisfIgmArC8FuXHQzion-sKMOgWe6WgbDjFKyjOFshYE

Safe House Studios / Pippins Market Relief Fund

https://fundly.com/memorial-day-tornado-housing-assistance?ft_src=email_share_mobile&fbclid=IwAR1CQozzZCU3O7V7dkjZLCsON9gFI-6CdglMM29UotNuMeWY0rQKTivzWUQ

Dayton Foundation Relief Fund

https://forms.logiforms.com/formdata/user_forms/65645_7486533/332663/page1.html?cachebust=1732

Foodbank Dayton

https://thefoodbankdayton.org

United Way Dayton

http://dayton-unitedway.org/give/

Matthew 25 Ministries

https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/matthew25ministries

Thanks,

Shana

Tornado Relief Update: Tues June 11th Volunteer/Donation Needs

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VOLUNTEER & SUPPLY DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

Dayton Foodbank

Volunteers are the life of The Foodbank! If you are flexible, and can volunteer Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, we would love to have you! Corporate and school groups are always welcome, as well.

To schedule a volunteer shift at The Foodbank, please contact Sean Mitchell at 461-0265 x 27 or email SMitchell@thefoodbankdayton.org. Because the Foodbank is a warehouse,you must be at least 14 years old to volunteer and be accompanied by an adult. We ask that all volunteers wear closed-toe shoes for safety.

Harrison Township Fire Station 2400 Turner Road

VOLUNTEERS (older kids can help too!)

Show up to volunteer anytime between 10 and 6; 12 and 6 on Sunday. They need help unloading and sorting donations as well as talking to people as they pull up to pick up donations and assessing their needs then bringing whatever they need to their car and loading it up. call or text Amanda at 309-370-8741 and she will supply you with a specific location that needs your help.

FOOD/SUPPLIES:

Canned vegetables, soup, dish soap, laundry soap, peanut butter, jelly, bread, pasta, pasta sauce, cereal, conditioner, paper towels, toilet paper, large size body wash, Diapers – size 4, 5, and size 6. Along with cleaning supplies like brooms mops rags, trash bags.

Dayton Inspire NEEDS Toys

A Dayton organization needs toy donations for children affected by the Memorial Day tornadoes. Dayton Inspires, a grass roots community alliance, will deliver toys, popsicles and ice cream on Monday, June 17 to shelters housing families displaced by the violent weather.

Toy donations can be delivered to these locations:

Hopeland Church, 6025 Miller Lane, Monday – Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Catapult Creative, in the lobby at 10 N. Ludlow, Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Heart Mercantile, 438 E. Fifth St., Monday – Sunday from 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. Toys can be dropped off in the alley behind the building.

American Legion hall, 27 S. Meadow Drive, Trotwood, 3-5 p.m. June 13. There will be a cookout as well. Toys can be dropped off anytime before then.

Hopeland Church at Stop 8 and Miller Lane is in need of backpacks canned goods cleaning supplies, feminine and hygiene products along with laundry detergent. They are also looking for ongoing help with sorting and distribution of donations.

Pippin’s Market NEW HOURS, collection of donations and distribution continues.

Starting Monday 6/10 our Pippin’s Market location will no longer be open daily. Instead we will be open 3 days a week to offer sustainable support to our Dayton community. We will operate weekly on the following days and times.

Tuesdays 3-7pm

Thursdays 3-7pm

Saturdays 12-4pm

We will need volunteers to be scheduled in advance for all dates. If you would like to volunteer, please message our page to sign up! We are looking for 10 volunteers for each day.

If you have a donation to make after this Sunday, (6/9) you can deliver it during our open hours. Or you can send a message to our page to schedule delivery. You can also contact Hayley Carson at (937)269-9186 to schedule delivery.

We will continue this as long as we can!

5440 Olive Road

Trotwood, Ohio

12-8pm (6/7-6/9)

CLEAN UP EFFORTS THROUGH JUNE 20th

If you have a GROUP or are with an organization looking to get involved with debris clean up efforts Team Rubicon can help!

(Individuals who want to volunteer see bottom of post)

Bring long pants and good shoes (durable or steel toe boots recommended).

  1. Call 571-723-1311 David Dodds  with your group information and coordinate with him
  2. Go to Team Rubicon HQ —> 4801 Salem Ave

3. Get there around 7:50am – their morning briefing starts at 8:00am

4. Go in front door & sign-in – they will give you a Team Rubicon tee-shirt

5. At the morning briefing they will divide you up with their crews

6. They’ll give you new gloves & hard hats

7. They have all the tools

8. You can ride with them or drive on your own to the job site

9. End the day with a full heart & a tired body

They need more people this week – the need is so great they are deploying more people to Dayton next week!

(Individuals – report to Sinclair’s VRC – address is: 220 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd – they will place you from there)

OTHER CASH / MONETARY DONATIONS

Dayton Rotary

https://www.sagepayments.net/eftcart/forms/donate.asp?M_id=399778383255&fbclid=IwAR1NWe6GuFO8cXvcisfIgmArC8FuXHQzion-sKMOgWe6WgbDjFKyjOFshYE

Dayton Foundation Relief Fund

https://forms.logiforms.com/formdata/user_forms/65645_7486533/332663/page1.html?cachebust=1732

Foodbank Dayton

https://thefoodbankdayton.org

United Way Dayton

http://dayton-unitedway.org/give/

Matthew 25 Ministries

https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/matthew25ministries

 

Tornado Relief Update Sunday June 9th -Volunteer/Donation Needs

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Team Rubicon volunteer at work.

A since THANK YOU to all who were out yesterday on clean up sites or at donation sites volunteering. Here is an update for today. As we look to next week we will be focusing morning on individual family needs including ongoing food / supply outreach and housing needs. I will continue to send updates on specific volunteer opportunities however, as those come in. Have a wonderful Sunday!

TORNADO RELIEF UPDATE SUNDAY 6.9 – VOLUNTEER / DONATION NEEDS

VOLUNTEER & SUPPLY DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

Harrison Township Fire Station 2400 Turner Road

VOLUNTEERS (older kids can help too!)

Show up to volunteer anytime between 10 and 6; 12 and 6 on Sunday. They need help unloading and sorting donations as well as talking to people as they pull up to pick up donations and assessing their needs then bringing whatever they need to their car and loading it up. call or text Amanda at 309-370-8741 and she will supply you with a specific location that needs your help.

FOOD/SUPPLIES:

Canned vegetables, soup, dish soap, laundry soap, peanut butter, jelly, bread, pasta, pasta sauce, cereal, conditioner, paper towels, toilet paper, large size body wash, Diapers – size 4, 5, and size 6. Along with cleaning supplies like brooms mops rags, trash bags.

Hopeland Church at Stop 8 and Miller Lane is in need of backpacks canned goods cleaning supplies, feminine and hygiene products along with laundry detergent. They are also looking for ongoing help with sorting and distribution of donations.

Matthew 25 is seeking additional supplies for disaster preparedness and distribution.  Always needed and appreciated supplies include – Donation Drop Off for Dayton is Montgomery County Fairground.

▪ Monetary Donations: Donate online, mail checks to Matthew 25: Ministries, 11060 Kenwood Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242 100% of donated funds designated for Tornado Relief will be used for the purpose intended.

▪ Non-Perishable Food: PULL TOP canned vegetables, fruits etc.; ready to eat dry goods such as nuts, peanut butter, dried fruits, granola and trail mixes, jerkies, ready to eat snacks; bottled water; ready- to-eat meals or MREs etc.

▪ Personal Care Products: Antibacterial soap, hand sanitizer, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, body wash, deodorant, lotion etc.

▪ Cleaning supplies: Laundry detergents, general cleaner, sponges, bleach (powdered form is preferred), mops, scrub brushes, buckets, rubber gloves etc.

▪ Paper products: Toilet paper, paper towels etc.

▪ Baby and infant supplies: Diapers, wipes, diaper rash ointment, baby wash, baby shampoo, baby lotion etc.

▪ First-Aid items: Bandages, gauze, pads, first aid tape, antiseptic creams, hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, latex gloves, instant cold packs etc.

▪ New and gently used clothing; new underwear and socks in original packaging

▪ Candles and flashlights: If necessary, please include the appropriate size batteries with any flashlight donation

▪ Clean-up supplies: Protective eyewear, work gloves, masks, shovels, screwdrivers, saws, trash bags etc.

The Greene in  Beavercreek is a permanent drop off site for The Foodbank and is taking bottled water and non-perishables for disaster relief. Items can be

dropped at the security office 24-hours a day located at 4452 Buckeye Lane.

Fairborn UMC, 100 N. Broad St., in Fairborn, is taking donations of water, non-perishable food, cleaning supplies and more.

Team Rubicon focuses on serving vulnerable and at-risk populations affected by disaster. Contact them if you have a volunteer group  and  they can direct you to a site needing help.  Dodds@teamrubiconusa.org

Montgomery County is seeking volunteers. Licensed professionals in skilled trades, medical and veterinary fields, as well as individuals and companies that own and operate equipment — everything from chainsaws to heavy equipment — are needed. Volunteers will be matched to organizations with specific volunteer needs. Volunteers need their phooto ID, and can register at Sinclair Community College, Building 20. You can register seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m

OTHER CASH / MONETARY DONATIONS

Dayton Rotary 

https://www.sagepayments.net/eftcart/forms/donate.asp?M_id=399778383255&fbclid=IwAR1NWe6GuFO8cXvcisfIgmArC8FuXHQzion-sKMOgWe6WgbDjFKyjOFshYE

Dayton Foundation Relief Fund

https://forms.logiforms.com/formdata/user_forms/65645_7486533/332663/page1.html?cachebust=1732

Foodbank Dayton

https://thefoodbankdayton.org

United Way Dayton

http://dayton-unitedway.org/give/

Matthew 25 Ministries

https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/matthew25ministries

How You Can Help- Monday Updates

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Posting these as they are sent to me – NOTE: I cannot verify every location so if information changes – please roll with it – we are all volunteers. If you want to go through official channels – go through the first item below:

The Montgomery County Volunteer Reception Center is now open! The VRC registers individuals who wish to volunteer, documenting their talents, skills and resources, so they can be matched to organizations with specific volunteer needs.
Location: Sinclair Community College, Building 20 – 220 South Edwin C Moses (Entrance on 5th Street)
Hours of Operation: 7 days a week, 8 AM- 6 PM
Phone number: 937-512-5700
Donation drop off for these items only: All other items will be diverted to alternative locations:
• Pop-top canned food items 
• Baby formula
• Baby wipes
• Personal care items – feminine hygiene products, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant

This FB page has a lot of updates:   Tornado relief #937

Shana Grace has also put up a registration page where she will try to coordinate needs and volunteers.  You can register here.

6/2/2019: Monday and Tuesday (6/3 and 6/3) The Foodbank drive thru will be open from 8a-4p. Water, food, and supplies will be available for those in need. 56 Armor Place Dayton, 45417

Volunteers needed sorting and organizing supplies starting at 9am tomorrow morning at Warped Wing. Could use help loading and dispersing supplies as well. I’m guessing until at least 11 or 12.

Hey everyone the Huber Heights Police Dept has ask Dayton PD and the Montgomery County Sheriffs Office to join them in an effort to feed all of the power line men/women that has come into our town to help get our community back up and running. If any one would like to join in on this relief effort, we could use trucks, coolers, and willing body’s to help get the food prepared and out to approx 600 workers. If you would like to help please come out to our lodge hall tomorrow Monday 03, 2019 at 4275 Powell Rd Huber Heights Oh. We will be getting started about 0930am. Please come out and help show your appreciation for all the time and effort these folks has put into our community. [not sure how long this effort is going on for]

Roll Call We Need a lot of Volunteers calling all please come out in make a Difference
Jnne 3rd Monday
2213 Wagner Ford Rd, Dayton, Ohio 45414 – Rated. 12pm to 7pm

We’ll be making large tote bags at the Dayton Sewing Collaborative this week. They’re made out of heavy-duty industrial fabric that will last a long time. we’ll be there from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. We’re planning to do this M-Th this week.
NOTE: Trotwood Shiloh Springs/Salem requested cloth bags or baskets

Trotwood – Weddington Road off Shiloh Springs. Just park and dive in. Or go to Trotwood high school and they will shuttle you to the areas needing help.

DONATIONS NEEDED at various locations- no water please
– pop top canned goods (if people don’t have electricity traditional canned goods can be difficult for them to open) 
- snack food
- water and sports drinks (sports drinks are helpful for people working to clear debris or pack up property) 
- batteries (AA, AAA, and D for flashlights and radios so people can hear the news in areas without cell service due to towers being destroyed by tornadoes) 
- hygiene products (toilet paper, unscented tampons, soap, hand sanitizer, toothbrushes, and toothpaste)
- baby products (diapers, pull up training pants, wipes, ready made formula, and baby food) 
- adult diapers

How You Can Help – Sunday Update!

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Dayton – you have literally brought tears to my eyes! Not from the destruction, but from the sheer outpouring of support for our neighbors in this desperate time of need! Thank you again to all the donors and volunteers! Let’s keep it up!

CLEAN UPS:

VOLUNTEER INFO: It’s advised you bring SPF sun block, hand sanitizer, work gloves & wear sturdy shoes, regardless of the volunteer need below. Take care of yourself! If you are cutting down debris – *MAKE SURE* you check with home owners before you start. Some people are still waiting on insurance adjusters to evaluate damage. Please wear closed toe shoes, good work gloves and a hat. Also bring if you have: lg garbage bags, zip ties, brooms, rakes, pruning shears, Fiskars, work tools, power tools, chain saws (with gas & oil). 

  • 9am – 2pm Northridge High School (2251 Timber Ln) is a meeting point for clean ups.
  • 9am Shaw Elementary School – an organized clean up event. The plan is to head to the Spicer Heights area.
  • 9am-1pm North Dayton Clean Up (please MEET at 9am SHARP) 5215 North Main Street (meet in the Penn Station Parking lot). Clearing & cleaning – bring gloves, tools, sunscreen! https://myclc.org/pennstation
  • 10am Tumbleweed Connection in the Oregon District. A group is meeting from this location to go out into community to clean up!
  • A Montgomery County Volunteer Reception Center is now open at Sinclair Community College Building 20. Volunteers register, and will be matched to organizations with specific volunteer needs. Location: Sinclair Community College, Bldg 20, 220 South Edwin C Moses (enter off 5th St). Hours of Operation: 7 days a week, 8 AM- 6 PM. Phone number: 937-512-5700. Please bring a picture ID. All types of assistance are needed. Licensed professionals in skilled trades, medical, veterinary fields as well as individuals and companies that own and operate equipment (everything from chainsaws to heavy equipment) are very much needed and encouraged to volunteer their time.
  • Troy – A registration process has been set up for volunteers. Click this link here and register using the online form. OR Volunteers will be able to register in person at the Concord Township Trustees Building, 1150 Horizon W Ct., Troy on Sunday June 2nd from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

LOCATIONS I’VE HEARD NEED HELP CLEARING:

NOTE: These are not official clean up sites – just areas I’ve gathered could use some help!

This FB group has on-going updates: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2234627386853254/

  • Valley St / Troy St / Stanley Ave area sounds like it’s still in pretty bad shape.
  • Wagner Ford Rd and North Dixie
  • 2323 Riverside needs volunteers to sort through donations
  • Vandalia 7200 Peters Pk – TONS of trees down. Need chainsaws and able bodies
  • Grange Hall Rd in Beavercreek
  • Shiloh neighborhood still needs some cleanup (48 & Shoup Mill).
  • Shiloh Springs Rd, Weddington Dr, and Knollcroft Rd = hard hit 
  • Sunny Acres 3543 Needmore Rd has a lot of seniors that can’t get out. Dropping off good to them might be a good idea.
  • Denlinger Rd and side streets need tree debris removal. If we can get electricians in this area, that would be great. They seem to be all set on donations!
  • Clayton Caring for Our Community 8756 Kimmel Road Clayton Ohio – help going through supplies and donations
  • Parts of Brookville.and Perry Township still need help, you can call (937) 833-2345 x315 to ask where / how you can help

CASH DONATIONS:

SUPPLY DONATIONS:

  • NOTE: If you’re going to donate goods of any sort, please have them as organized as possible! It’s taking a lot of volunteer labor time to sort through things. Put like items together (food / baby items / etc).
  • Lots of people have water – seems were are good in that department overall
  • Food items that have been a big hit: hot food, protein shakes, fresh fruit
    • NOTE: elderly people often cannot eat hard foods like protein bars and nuts. If you are dropping off specifically to elderly folks – please consider giving them softer foods or protein shakes.
  • Items always needed (*have been requested the most):
    • *non- water beverages: Gatorade, Pedialyte, juice boxes
    • ice
    • *trash bags
    • *diapers (size 3-6), baby wipes
    • adult diapers
    • tampons/pads
    • toilet paper, paper towels
    • cleaning supplies (bleach)
    • hygiene supplies
    • *bug spray, sunscreen
    • socks
    • *candles
    • *flashlights
    • *AA and AAA batteries
    • candy
    • ibuprofen, tylenol, and multivitamins

PLACES ACCEPTING DONATIONS (at the time of this article posting)

  • Arena Billiards 4515 Salem Ave
  • Aunt Millie’s 3899 N Dixie Dr
  • Clayton Caring for Our Community 8756 Kimmel Road Clayton Ohio
  • EC Gentleman’s Club 2213 Wagner Ford Rd
  • St. Christopher Parish in Northridge and North Dayton Stanley/Troy. They were so appreciative and still need ICE, bug spray, trash bags, hygiene items, and so much more.
  • Grocery Land at 1451 Troy St – was told they could particularly use baby stuff, wipes, hygiene & cleaning supplies
  • PLUS! Lots of businesses around town are accepting donations, however many are closed or have limited hours on Sunday

Saturday Tornado Relief Efforts

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SATURDAY JUNE 1 TORNADO DONATION & VOLUNTEER UPDATE

Thank YOU to everyone who has been helping their neighbors this week, and to everyone who has been at work and unable to assist – WELCOME! You are needed!

Important things to keep in mind:

  1. There has been an outpouring of donations this week, and everyone is so grateful! However it is becoming overwhelming for many locations at this time. They need volunteers to help sort and organize supplies so they can get them to people in need. This weekend, let’s focus on volunteerism. NOTE: Donations are going to continue to be needed in weeks to come.
  2. All of Montgomery County’s water has been restored and is no longer under a boil advisory. Donations of water is not as critical as it was earlier this week. Donations are still being accepted (see below for list of locations).
  3. If you get to a location to help or donate, and they turn you away – try not to get discouraged. The outpouring of donations is a good thing, and you are serving others simply by showing up and demonstrating you care. At the very least, say “That’s OK! We can find another place in need. We care about you.” That goes a long way!
  4. Please be patient with those of us who are coordinating efforts. We are doing our best to keep up with the shifting needs and locations. If you don’t know where or what to do, keep reading below – or just get into a ravaged neighborhood and make yourself useful!
      • Check out this FB page for rolling updates: [you must join the group]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2234627386853254/

      • You can also check my personal FB page (posts are public) for updates as well

https://www.facebook.com/libby.ballengee

VOLUNTEERS INFO: It’s advised you bring SPF sun block, hand sanitizer, work gloves & wear sturdy shoes, regardless of the volunteer need below. Take care of yourself!

    • If you are cutting down debris – *MAKE SURE* you check with home owners before you start. Some people are still waiting on insurance adjusters to evaluate damage. Please wear closed toe shoes, good work gloves and a hat. Also bring if you have: lg garbage bags, zip ties, brooms, rakes, pruning shears, Fiskars, work tools, power tools, chain saws (with gas & oil).
    • NOTE: If you or the people you are helping need tarps go to Kramer Digital Printing. They have plenty of tarps for tornado victims. Located across from Circle K at the corner of Dorothy and Springboro Pike in Moraine. 2408 W Dorothy Lane. Dayton, OH 45439

SATURDAY CLEAN UP EVENTS:

The Living City Project is organizing a coordinated cleanup across the Miami Valley

Sign up & info:  https://declare.org/livingcityprojectinfo.

All locations meeting at 8:30am on Saturday, June 1st.

    • Dayton Area
        • Old North Dayton (park at Osman Gazi Mosque, 1508 Valley St, Dayton)
        • Riverside / Shiloh Area (park in large empty lot by corner of Sue Ann Blvd & Forest Park Drive, near 4490 N Main St, Dayton)
        • Northridge / Wagner Ford Rd area (park at EC Gentleman’s Club, 2213 Wagner Ford Rd, Dayton)
    • Trotwood – Trotwood-Madison High School out back (4440 N Union Rd, Trotwood)
    • Beavercreek – Be Hope Church (1850 N Fairfield Rd, Beavercreek)
    • West Milton – Miami Lanes (1159 S Miami St, West Milton)

CENTER OF FLIGHT Riverside Clean UP Located in the open area on Springfield Street across from the Air Force Museum

The Vineyard Church (4051 Indian Ripple Road Beavercreek) is organizing a massive non denominational effort to deploy people into neighborhoods that need help. 8am registration; 8:30am orientation; 9am deployment; 4-5pm Teams return to church. **UPDATE** another group will launch at 1pm!

Old North Dayton for a neighborhood cleanup on Saturday (6/1/19), starting at 10 AM.  We will meet at the corner or St. Adalbert and Freeland.  Please bring gloves, face masks (for insulation), rakes, shovels, trash bags, pickers, and construction magnets (to pick up nails)

Tornado Relief Work Day on Saturday. We are meeting at 2550 S. Dayton Lakeview Rd. at 10am and sending people out in the community to specific neighborhoods to get to work! Anyone is welcome to come and help. We need trucks, trailers, chainsaws, bushhogs and able bodied people to go out and help clean up as much as we can!

Trotwood Church of the Brethren doing distribution, accepting of supplies and free lunch on Saturday 9-3 – Looking for helpers!

PLACES TO CHECK ON: I have leads that these areas need attention – but please go to official clean ups first!

    • Sunny Acres 3543 Needmore Rd, Dayton
    • Northlake Hills 3713 Southshore Dr, Dayton – need food, water, basics
    • 437 Briarwood Ave (Senior disability location) – need food, water, basics [note, some elderly have hard time chewing so bring soft foods and Vitamin Water and protein shakes]
    • Valley Platt is in Riverside on Prince Albert
    • E. Nottingham in Dayton (runs off of N. Main St, between Siebenthaler and Needmore).
    • Westbrooke Village Apartments 5530 Autumn Hills Dr, Trotwood
    • Overlook Homes 61 Colin Kelly Dr, Riverside
    • Dunbar Health and Rehab at 320 Albany St
    • Riverside Nursing and Rehab at 1390 King Tree Dr in Riverside
    • Gateway Cathedral on Salem & Olive
    • McMahan’s trailer park behind Stebbins High School. Woodman Dr. becomes Harshman Rd. just past Eastwood Lake. Harshman Rd past Stebbins HS. to Valley St. Turn North on Valley St ( away from town ). McMahan’s will be on your right.

CASH DONATIONS

SUPPLY DONATIONS:

NOTE: I do not know collection hours for all locations!

NORTH

  • Hopeland Church 6025 Miller Ln Dayton 45414

DAYTON

  • Warped Wing Brewing
  • Heart Mercantile at 38 E 5th St Dayton
  • Human Society of Dayton (water and pet supplies) – 1661 Nicholas Rd
  • First Baptist Church of Kettering – 3939 Swigart Rd Beavercreek
  • Admin Building at 61 Colin Kelly Riverside
  • Harrison Township Fire Department 94 and 2400 Turner Rd
  • Harrison Township Gov’t Center 5945 N Dixie Drive
  • North Dayton School of Discovery 3901 Turner Rd – accepting clean clothing and add’l supplies from 10am-2pm
  • Lutheran Church at 511 Hart St 45404 (ring bell at side door)
  • Children’s Hospital 1010 Valley St (go inside to donate items)
  • University of Dayton –  from 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. in C Lot at the Fitz Center vans, to pass along to local relief agencies. THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR FORMULA, DIAPERS, SANITARY WIPES, AND HAND SANITIZER. No food or water will be accepted at this donation site
  • Pippin Market in Trotwood – 5440 Pippin Rd

FAIRBORN

  • Stillwrights Distillery 5380 Intrastate Dr, Fairborn, OH 45324

TROTWOOD

  • 208 E Main St, Trotwood, OH 45426

WEST ALEXANDRIA

  • 6676 US Route 35 E West Alexandria, Ohio 45381

SEE FLYERS BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL EVENTS!

How You Can Help Tornado Victims

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Volunteers & Donations needed to aid Dayton tornado victims 

(Info for Dayton, Middletown, Cincinnati, Columbus & Out of State helpers – including a 24/7 drop off point at The Greene)

*SEE UPDATED INFO FOR THURSDAY MAY 30TH BELOW*

1st – thank you! Good karma coming your way! ?
2nd – listed in this order: cash, supplies, state wide drop off locations. Volunteers = scroll to bottom
3rd – I don’t know the hours at all these locations – if the location you go to is full on supplies or closed, try another one! God Bless!

**Cash donations:
– Red Cross – Donations can be be made at http://redcross.org or by calling 1-800-RED CROSS, or by texting REDCROSS TO 90999. Include the word “Dayton” when a donation is made to ensure the money is going specifically to the Dayton tornado victims.
– Dayton Foodbank – https://thefoodbankdayton.org/donate/
– Greater Dayton Disaster Relief Fund – https://forms.logiforms.com/…/user_fo…/65645_7486533/332663/

– Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley invites people to donate through its website, cssmv.org
– Performance Chrysler in Centerville is matching any money or goods donated at the dealership through 8 p.m. Saturday.

**Suggested supplies needed: 
-Water (bottles & gallon jugs)
-Snacks (ideas: protein bars, granola bars, fruit)
-Gift cards to McDonald’s, Lowes, Walmart, Kroger and other grocery stores
—Towels (bath & washcloth sizes)
-Blankets, pillows
-Plastic bags, Trash bags, Boxes, Paper towels
-Cleansing wipes, Toilet paper, Tissues, Tampons & Pads
-Toiletries (soaps, deodorants, toothbrushes, toothpaste)
-First aid: gauze, alcohol, hydrogen peroxide
-Flashlights, batteries (LED style are awesome!)
-Rope, Work Gloves, Tarps, Brooms
-Cleaning supplies, bleach, dish soap, laundry detergent
-Coolers, grills, charcoal (matchlight type)
-Baby food & formula (pref formula that is ready to use kind)
-Diapers (all sizes), Wipes, Bottles, Strollers
-Clothing of all types for babies, children & adults (including underwear & socks – new only!).
-Shoes, Flip flops, Sunglasses, Baseball & sun hats
-Books, board games, coloring books, pack-n-plays
-Dog food, cat food, cat litter, leashes, collars

**Red Cross Shelters needing supplies:
-Brookville – Ridge Church – 7555 Brookville-Phillipsburg Rd
-Kettering / Beavercreek area – First Baptist 3939 Swigart Rd
-Trotwood HS – 4440 N Union Rd
-West Milton – Hoffman Methodist – 201 S Main St
-Vandalia – Morton Middle School 8555 Peters Pk Vandalia

**Community centers in Dayton I’ve been told need supplies:
– The Foodbank – Bottled water and non-perishable food item donations can be dropped off at the warehouse at 56 Armor Place in Dayton from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. until May 30.
– YMCA of Greater Dayton – 118 W First St
– The Salvation Army Kroc Center, 1000 N. Keowee St. in Dayton, is taking water bottle donations. Please call the front desk at (937) 528-5100 before arriving.
– Northridge Church of Christ, 2211 Needmore Rd
– Maria Joseph Nursing Home 4830 Salem Ave, Dayton, OH 45416
– Orchards of Shiloh Nursing Home 4000 Hickory Dr. Trotwood
– Horizon Science Academy 250 Shoup Mill Rd, Dayton, OH 45415
– Mt Enon Church 1501 W 3rd St Dayton
– Gem City Nursing & Rehab at 323 Forest Ave, Dayton
– Carriage Inn Nursing Home 5040 Philadelphia Dr, Dayton
– Shiloh Springs Nursing Home 3500 Shiloh Springs Rd, Trotwood

**Apartment Complexes that I’ve been told need supplies:

River Commons, Summit Square, Foxton & Rivers Edge:

Police have requested supplies be dropped at Fire Dept for distribution to these complexes: Harrison Twp Station 95 at 2245 Needmore Rd, Dayton, OH 45414

**Downtown Dayton businesses accepting donations: 
-Heart Mercantile – 38 E 5th St
-Brim on 5th – 464 E 5th St
-Mike’s Bike Park – 1300 E 1st St
-Warped Wing – 26 Wyandot St (opens at 5pm)
-Barrel House – 417 E 3rd St (opens at 11am)
-Twist Cupcakery, 25 South St. Clair St (toiletries)
-The Dayton Dragons are accepting non-perishable food items at home games through June 2.
– CrossFit Involve – 150 S Patterson Blvd, Dayton, OH 45402 (during studio hours)
-Urban Krag- 125 Clay St in the Oregon District  is taking donations  and giving it to St. Vincent De Paul and they need everything. Towels, blankets, all toiletries, feminine products, water, can goods, socks.

**Locations outside of Dayton accepting donations:
– Beavercreek – 24/7 drop off at the security office at The Greene: 452 Buckeye Ln
– Beavercreek – Vineyard Church – 4051 Indian Ripple Rd, Beavercreek. 7am-9pm
– Fairborn – COhatch Fairborn – 305 W Main St. Fairborn
– Kettering – Murphy’s Used Books, 2852 Wilmington Pike in Kettering is collecting bottled water for the Dayton Foodbank
– Centerville – Bill’s Donuts 268 N Main St, Centerville, OH 45459
– Centerville – Joyce Dalton Baton and Dance Studio (during studio hours)
– Centerville – Adrienne’s White Rabbit Lounge, 889 S. Main St. in Centerville is taking clothing, water, baby and pet supplies between 1 p.m. and 2 a.m.
– Miamisburg – Monarch Market, located inside the Dayton Mall near the Chic-Fil-A between Elder Beerman and DSW, is accepting donations of cleaning supplies, infant care items, canned goods, personal and female hygiene supplies and bottle water. Tue – Sat 10 a.m-7 p.m. & Sun, noon to 6 p.m. If delivering large items call (937) 660-0072 or (937) 765-7715 for delivery to a back door.
– Cedar Hill Furniture is accepting donations during regular business hours at its Huber Heights, Kettering and Springfield locations. 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays.

MIDDLETOWN AREA DROP OFFS – 
-Kingswell Seminary 1124 Central Ave Middletown. Call ahead to make sure they are still accepting items 513-649-9699
-Assured Automotive Repair and Discount Tire, 215 Charles St., Middletown
-Barks n Bubbles, 420 Ohio 122, Madison Twp
-Madison Fire Department, Ohio 122 and Mosian Road
Middletown Division of Police, One Donham Plaza, lower level. Now through Sunday.

CINCINNATI AREA DROP OFFS –
NOTE: all brewery locations – Taft’s Brewing Co & Grainworks Brewing Co will be driving all donated items to Dayton Friday afternoon, 5/31!
-Matthew 25 Ministries 11060 Kenwood Rd Blue Ash [only non brewery]
-Taft’s Brewing Co. – Donation drop off site at Taft’s Brewpourium: bottled water, non-perishable food items, clothing
-Streetside Brewery: – Donation drop off site: bottled water, non-perishable food items, clothing
-3 Points Urban Brewery: Donating bottled water, volunteering to organize donation items
-Grainworks Brewing Co: Donation drop off site; bottled water, non-perishable food, clothing
-March First Brewing: Donation drop off site; bottled water, non-perishable food, clothingLittle Miami Brewing Co: Fundraising pint night this Friday – new milk stout will be named ‘Dayton Strong’ & $1 from every pint sold will go directly to relief efforts
-Rhinegeist Brewery: Donation drop off site through Sunday 6/2; bottled water, non-perishable food, clothing. Helping to run another round of donations to Dayton on Monday

COLUMBUS AREA DROP OFFS –
-Worthington, OH – The Hardware Store – 659 High St. Worthington, OH 43085
-Worthington, OH – The Library – 752 High St. Worthington, OH 43085
-Delaware, OH – The Newsstand – 18 E William St. Delaware, OH 43015
-Polaris Fashion Place, OH – The Pub – 1554 Polaris Pkwy. Columbus, OH 43240

**VOLUNTEERS!!!!!!!
-The Trotwood City School district is partnering with the City of Trotwood to send volunteers into the city’s most affected neighborhoods. Anyone interested in helping with cleanup should meet in the high school (440 N Union Rd, Trotwood, OH 45426) back parking lot starting at 9 a.m. Thursday until Saturday. Shuttle buses will run back and forth between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. into the community to provide support. If you choose to volunteer, you are asked to bring a pair of work gloves and safety glasses. The city also says if you own a chainsaw that you can safely operate yourself, those are needed as well. Buses will shuttle volunteers in and out of the areas about every 45 minutes. Volunteers may leave their car at the high school. You are also welcome to bring any non-perishable items you wish to donate to the relief effort to the high school as well. Items will be collected and transported to shelters to assist with relief efforts.

-The Foodbank, Inc. – call ahead to see if they are at capacity. They close at 4pm 937-461-0265

-Be Hope Church has an online sign up to help victims in Beavercreek: https://bcnaz.typeform.com/to/s5rKkN

-Neighborhoods devastated in need of help / supplies: (esp chain saws, power tools, trucks, labor – also wear hard boots & safety goggles) If crews are working – don’t get in their way. Show up to one of the many the tornado hit areas with no other goal than to carry something. Bring boxes, plastic bins or trash bags to put things in, whether it’s something to throw away or something to save. Don’t just drop them off, use them. Fill them. People are trying to move, hundreds of people are trying to move out of their broken homes. They’re actively digging thru rubble trying to find things they want to salvage. Help them.
– Troy St
– N Dixie
– Forest Park
– Denlinger & Shiloh Springs Roads

-Community Blood Center still needs blood (esp O blood types and B neg – all types welcome!) Make appointment here [recommended]: https://donortime.com/donor/schedules/center/1

Community Blood Center – Dayton
349 S. Main Street
Dayton, OH 45402
(937) 461-3450

Dayton Center Hours
Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday: 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Saturday: 7 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Platelet & Plasma Hours
Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday: 7 a.m. – 3:20 p.m.
Saturday: 7 a.m. – 12:20 p.m.

Greene County Tornado Response Resources

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  • *Updated Thursday, May 30, 8:30am*

    If you have inforation to add to this please e-mail info@beavercreekchamber.org

    EMERGENCY INFORMATION
    If you feel that you or someone you know may be in immediate danger, please call 911. 
    BOIL ADVISORY AND POWER OUTAGES
    Check to see if your address is under a boil advisory – https://www.co.greene.oh.us/AlertCenter.aspx?CID=Sanitary-Engineering-6

    Check to see if you are affected by a power outage – https://www.dpandl.com/landing/outage
    If you see downed power lines, assume that they are live and dangerous. Do not touch under any circumstances. Call DP&L at 877-468-8243.

    Yard Debris Pick-Up/Drop Off 
    Residents who are cleaning up can take yard debris, free of charge, to the Greene County Environmental Services Recycling Complex at 2145 Greene Way Blvd., Xenia. The city will be collecting yard debris from the affected area in and around Kemp and Grange Hall Roads within the next few weeks, place debris just inside the curb, not in the street. Additional Information – http://www.beavercreekohio.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=136

    WATER DISTRIBUTION SITES
    Be Hope Church: 1850 N Fairfield Rd. Beavercreek
    ICE DISTRIBUTION SITES
    Beavercreek Senior Center/Lofino Plaza: 3868 Dayton Xenia Rd, Beavercreek 45432 (organized by DP&L)

    SHELTERS
    First Baptist Church of Kettering: 3939 Swigart Road, Beavercreek 45440

    SHOWERS
    Fairborn YMCA: 300 S. Central Ave, Fairborn 45324

    South YMCA: 4545 Marshall Road, Kettering 45429

    Xenia YMCA: 336 Progress Dr, Xenia 45385

    RESTROOMS & CHARGING STATIONS
    Hilton Garden Inn Dayton/Beavercreek: 3250 Pentagon Park Blvd, Beavercreek 45431

    Clark State on Pentagon Rd – Offering charging stations, water and snacks from 8am to 8pm through Friday, 5/31.

    5/3rd Bank on Dayton-Xenia Rd – Charging Station through Friday,5/31, hours 9am-5pm and Friday 9am-6pm.

    Beavercreek Community Library – 3618 Dayton Xenia Rd. Beavercreek

    PETS
    SICSA Pet Adoption Center: email HelpCenter@SISCA.org or call 937-294-6505, ext 23