The system enacted the “pay what you want” period following the strike that shut down bus and trolley service for four days earlier this month. Proceeds from the “pay what you want” period will go to Foodbank Dayton.
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“This support will be used to provide dinner for thousands of families across our community who would otherwise go without,” said Foodbank Dayton CEO Michelle Riley in a statement earlier this month. “The Foodbank is grateful for the partnership of the Greater Dayton RTA.”
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