Enjoy an 18-Hole round with cart, unlimited range balls, pre-golf lunch, (2) complimentary drink tickets, post-golf grill out, & prizes for 1st & 2nd place teams! Proceeds benefit the First Tee of Greater Miami Valley.
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5k Walk/Run for Literacy
7th Annual 5k Walk/Run for Literacy
Saturday, October 5th, 2019
Englewood MetroPark
10:00 a.m.
2019 marks the Brunner Literacy Center’s 7th annual 5k to promote adult literacy education in Dayton!
Join us at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 5th to walk, jog, or run our certified 5k course through beautiful Englewood MetroPark’s West Park to celebrate the joys of literacy, health, and community. Our course begins and ends at the Lawwill Shelter.
Plan to arrive 30-45 minutes early to check in at the registration table, get something to eat or drink, join in some pre-race exercise, listen to music, and visit with friends.
Race Prizes
The three fastest men and women in each age bracket will be awarded medals at our closing ceremonies. Age brackets are divided into these groups:
- 19 years old and under
- 20-35 years old
- 36-50 years old
- 51-65 years old
- 66 years old and over
Raffle Prizes
At the end of the race, we like to give away some goodies. Raffle prizes include cash awards of $500, $300, and $200. On top of that, some of our friends and sponsors donate other goodies to be given away. Past years’ prizes have included restaurant gift cards, gas station gift cards, fitness classes, fresh produce from A. Brown & Sons Nursery, and more!
Each 5k participant gets one free raffle ticket with registration. Additional tickets can be purchased at $5 for one (1) ticket and $25 for six (6) tickets. Tickets can be purchased in person at the BLC ahead of time or at the park on the day of the 5k. You do not need to be present to win the cash prizes. All proceeds benefit the BLC.
About the Brunner Literacy Center
Every day at the Brunner Literacy Center, volunteers put learning tools into the hands of adult learners. Administrators, staff, and volunteers work to fulfill the Center’s mission of helping adults learn to read, write, compute, and learn English as a new language. Tutoring and other services, including books and materials, are provided to students without charge.
The BLC is always in need of new volunteers! For more details about our volunteering opportunities, visit our website here to learn more about how you can support Dayton’s adult students.
Kicking It with Community: Kickball Tournament Returns June 21
Dayton’s Community Kickball Tournament returns on Saturday, June 21 to the City of Dayton’s Kettering Field Complex at 444 North Bend Blvd. from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The tournament, which will feature co-ed youth and adult teams, is presented by the City of Dayton Department of Recreation and Youth Services, with support from the Dayton Police Department. Games will be officiated, with prizes for the first and second place teams.
The registration fee is $75 per team, and teams can register through June 7 at the following locations:
- Greater Dayton Recreation Center 2021 W. Third St., 937-333-4732
- Lohrey Recreation Center 2633 Glenarm Ave., 937-333-3131
- Northwest Recreation Center 1600 Princeton Dr., 937-333-3322
- Recreation and Youth Services Main Office 101 W. Third St., 937-333-8400
(Not available for registration on weekends)
Heater and Gem, mascots of the Dayton Dragons, will take on the first pitch and kick to get the action started. Concessions will be available throughout the day, as will registration for Recreation and Youth Services summer programs.
Originally called “kick baseball,” the game of kickball has been around for nearly 100 years. The game was invented by Nicholas C. Seuss, then Supervisor of Cincinnati Park Playgrounds in 1917. Physical education instructors incorporated kickball into public school classes during the early 1920s, and the game has remained a staple of neighborhood life for decades.
Greater Dayton Derby Slated for Friday May 9th ! **TICKET CONTEST**
How can you help support a local charity, have a blast, and even get a chance at winning some cash and prizes? Then get a ticket to the Greater Dayton Derby being held May 9th at 7 pm at the IUE/CWA Hall on Woodman Dr..
The Greater Dayton Apartment Association’s charity The Rent Foundation is hosting this extravaganza. You can tell your friends that you helped house a family. Dont’ miss your chance to help real families in the Miami Valley.
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE RENT FOUNDATION.
What is the Rent Foundation ? Founded in 1993, it is a charitable organization that helps families pay their rent during times of crisis. This charity settles apartment debt for families who
through unforeseen tragedies or illness are unable to pay their monthly rent. Won’t you help them prevent homelessness, one family at a time?
WHAT: THE GREATER DAYTON DERBY (Bet Cash/Win Cash on Horse Races on the Big Screen)
WHEN: FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 9th at 7pm
WHERE: IUE/CWA Hall at 1675 WOODMAN DRIVE (2 doors down from the Root Beer Stande)
WHAT ELSE: Pull tabs, and Dozens of Raffle Prizes to be won !
COST: $15 for admission includes endless beer, food and soft drinks – call (937) 293-1170 to buy tickets, or buy them at the door – OVER 21 event !
Our Food Adventure guys, The Big Ragu & the Crew are donating 2 tickets to this event for one lucky winner !
To have a chance at the 2 free tickets, please comment on this story below. One winner will be chosen at random next week. SEE YOU AT THE FINISH LINE !!
