The Wright State community responded in a big way this holiday for the need to deliver presents to children that might not have otherwise received any gifts. Working with groups supporting families in Montgomery and Greene Counties the Wright State Community donated hundreds of dollars of goods. The pictures in this gallery capture some of the generous scenes and moments from those efforts.
- Amanda Herbe is presenting a check to Helen Williams, a board member of Greene County Children Services.
- Wright State faculty and staff donated nearly $800 in toys to FLOC, the organization which manages theToy Cottage in downtown Dayton, which services children of Montgomery County over the holidays.
- Wright State faculty and staff also adopted 16 families from Greene County Children Services, providing gifts for the children, and perhaps other items more specific to that family’s needs.
- Toys donated to FLOC by the Wright State community.
- All proceeds from a raffle held by the Alumni Association at Wright State University’s Nutter Center were awarded to both Greene and Montgomery County Children’s Services to help children in need over the holidays.
- Linda Blakes, a volunteer for FLOC, graciously accepted donations of toys valued at nearly $800 from Wright State for use in the Toy Cottage over the holidays. These toys were distributed to foster children throughout Montgomery County.
- Wright State faculty and staff also adopted 16 families from Greene County Children Services, providing gifts for the children, and perhaps other items more specific to that family’s needs. George Heddleston, Associate Vice President for Communications and Marketing, and Annette McCoy (right), Marketing Coordinator, present gifts to Helen Williams (left) of Green County Children Services, for numerous families adopted by Wright State for the holidays.