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Find similar grantsSponsorships is sponsored by City of Dayton Department of Recreation. Offers sponsorship opportunities for community events and youth athletic leagues throughout the year, with options based on exposure level and budget.
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The City of Dayton Department of Recreation is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents of all ages through inclusive, dynamic, and high-quality programs and amenities.
The department operates through two divisions: the Recreation & Youth Services Division , which provides engaging programs for youth, teens, adults, and seniors, and the Sports Division , which delivers a variety of athletic opportunities for the community. See additional programs and offerings at daytonrec. com .
Recreation Centers & Indoor Pools Greater Dayton Recreation Center (GDRC) 2021 W. Third Street | 937-333-4732 Lohrey Recreation Center (LOH) & Belmont Pool 2366 Glenarm Avenue | 937-333-3131 Northwest Recreation Center (NW) & Dabney Pool 1600 Princeton Drive | 937-333-3322 Kettering Field Sports Complex 444 N. Bend Boulevard | 937-333-2255 504 E.
Helena Street | 937-333-2255 Jim Nichols Tennis Center 2424 Ridge Ave | 937-333-3085 2400 Ridge Ave | 937-333-7064 2917 Berkley Street | 937-293-2341 City Hall - Department of Recreation 101 W. Third St. , Mezzanine Floor | 937-333-8400
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations interested in sponsoring community events and youth athletic leagues in Dayton. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Sponsorships is funded by City of Dayton Department of Recreation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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