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“This event is largely rooted in clean-up efforts,” said organizer Shana Lloyd. “Second, it’s a way to show love to the community.”
Credit: TY GREENLEES/STAFF
Credit: TY GREENLEES/STAFF
The work started Friday morning, with a second wave on Saturday, June 8.
Saturday, several relief projects are scheduled throughout the community, and help from all ages is welcome, according to organizers.
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Volunteers should meet at the Christian Life Center sanctuary promptly at 9 a.m. There, they will be given instructions on what projects they will be participating in. Clean-up, clear outs and sending care items are just a few of the projects planned. Projects are expected to run until 1 or 2 p.m., so keep your schedule flexible if you plan to attend, organizers urge volunteers.
LoveDayton T-shirts will be available in the lobby for anyone who may not have one.
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If you’re looking for more heavy lifting, the church also has partnered with Team Rubicon to handle heavy duty jobs. Those who wish to join this effort should meet at the CLC at 7:45 a.m. Saturday. Volunteers for this need to be at least 18, and should wear work pants/jeans and heavy duty work boots.
Whether you are able to help with LoveDayton or any other relief project, the work being done is bringing people together for a great cause.
“This has been amazing seeing how many people are collaborating,” Lloyd said.
WANT TO GO?
What: 2019 LoveDayton
When: Friday-Saturday, June 7-8
Where: Christian Life Center, 3489 Little York Road, Dayton
Info: Website
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