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Springfield News-Sun, Dayton Foundation partner to help victims' families

The Dayton Foundation has created a Dayton Oregon District Tragedy Fund to benefit victims of the Aug. 4, 2019 mass shooting.

Credit: Luke Sharrett/The New York Times

Credit: Luke Sharrett/The New York Times

The Dayton Foundation has created a Dayton Oregon District Tragedy Fund to benefit victims of the Aug. 4, 2019 mass shooting.
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By Staff Writer
Aug 5, 2019
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The Springfield News-Sun is partnering with the Dayton Foundation to raise money to help victims of the tragic mass shooting in the Oregon District. Nine people were killed and dozens injured when a gunman opened fire Aug. 4 in the popular Dayton entertainment district.

Please help us support our community by donating to the Dayton Foundation’s Oregon District Tragedy Fund. Money will be used to support the needs of those affected by the event.

“Our hearts are with them, and we ask you to help them rebuild their lives and our city,” said Rob Rohr, Market Vice President of Cox Media Group Ohio.

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