Our "Citizens 4 Change" Schedule Dec 18-22nd

Dec 18th: Kroger Food Drive 9-7pm (Myself and Tamm will be there the entire time) (Remember if you can't make it, and wish to donate a few canned goods you may also bring them to our 1st public meeting the very next day.)

Dec 19th: "Citizens 4 Change" Dayton Day! The moment that we have all been working so hard for. (Here's the rundown: Expected attendence: 70-85 Topics to be discussed. Operation "Dimes 4 Dayton"....A general overview of "Citizens 4 Change" Dayton....Intro of our Community Captains and open forum discussion for the residents and visitors who have general questions and or wish to have their voice heard on city improvement!

Dec 20th: Leaders Recon of Westwood and Residence Park area...looking at the following four things. 1. The condition of the housing for our elderly residents, 2. The state of our Dayton Police Force in the area, 3. The condition of the housing for our residents in general, and 4. The state of our DPS schools.

Dec 21: Operation "Dimes 4 Dayton" Container placement day. All day myself and Tamm will be going out to distribute these containers to small business owners across the city.

Dec 22nd: Key Bank 10am We're going to be getting a few "Citizens 4 Change" Accts opened and a few days after that we'll be linking the info to our website where you can see just how much money has been raised DOWN TO THE EXACT CENT and eventually to what community improvement cause it will be going to. Remember 100% of the funds generated from this 36 month long fundraiser will be going straight back into our communities which need it the most.

Dec 23rd: Travel back to Memphis (Touring the Coca Cola Plant) and continuing our economic study of the successful economy of Jonesboro; Arkansas. Our Chamber of Commerce meeting with them went very well and our previous interview with them will be posted around the start of the new year! Some great suggestions were presented to us, which we plan on sharing with our elected officials, about how that they attract and retain those good quality jobs in their city. Jonesboro was BTW one of the few towns within this last year to have experienced a good measure of solid and rather steady economic growth. They have a pop of 60,000 and over 21 factories alone!

Dec 24th: Christmas Eve with my family.