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Article: Campaign under way to raise $6 million Salvation Army needs money to accept $69M for rec complex
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- Dayton Daily News
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- February 7, 2006
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DAYTON -- The Salvation Army of Dayton will begin immediately to
raise the $6 million needed to help operate a proposed Ray and Joan
Kroc community Center north of downtown, officials said Monday.
Business manager Reggie Winters believes the charity can reach
that goal.
"I'm quite confident because of the board we have. It's a very
strong board," he said.
The campaign will be led by the charity's advisory board chairman
Jeff Ireland, an attorney, and vice chairman Sam Lumby, who owns the
Dayton Bag and Burlap Co.
Maj. Tom Duperree said the local nonprofit will have a year to
show eastern territory officials they can raise the necessary local
funds, which would be used to help operate the ...