“It’s an almost-end-of-summer, back-to-school bash,” she said.
A range of available activities will include a bouncy castle; face painting; games; entertainment; 88 FSS food truck with food for purchase; access to the swimming pool; and information tables staffed by the Dayton Metro Library; Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services; Hope for Riverside; the Dayton Regional STEM School; Fairborn City Schools; and the Mad River Local School District.
“We want people to have an enjoyable time while gaining information on available resources, both on- and off-base,” Wynn said, “especially from our participating community partners.”
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