Dayton Daily News

Little Miami Food Pantry seeks organizer

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A food organizer for the Little Miami Food Pantry’s waiting room is needed. Clients “shop” here for fresh produce, bakery goods and more while their monthly order is being filled. This position would require someone to keep this area orderly and assist clients.

One volunteer should be available Mondays from 8:30 am to noon. Another volunteer or the same one is required for this area on Fridays from 8:30 am to noon.

Several volunteers are needed to pick up donations from local businesses such as grocery stores and bring them to the pantry. There are various times and days available.

The food pantry garden requires two additional volunteers to help with new plantings, as well as to assist maintainin­g current operations, including planting, weeding, watering and harvesting. The garden is open Mondays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon. Some gardening experience desired. Volunteers may work one or both days. This is an all-natural garden, using no chemicals.

Reply to teds@tds.net. at Springfiel­d High School. Higgs Bosons includes Springboro High School students Ojas Anand, Mrin Dasgupta, Nate Dolan, William Drewry, Patrick Grigsby, Steven Lehman, Luke Sferrella, and Ankur Verma.

On Sunday, Dec. 20, the school’s youngest FIRST Lego League robotics teams, “Borobots” won the Judges Award at the College of Engineerin­g & Computer Science FLL Regional Qualifier at Wright State University. Borobots includes Dennis Elementary School students: Andrew Dome, Nathan Dwenger, Noah Robinson and Five Points Elementary School student: Aneesh Kantamanen­iFor more informatio­n, visit www.facebook.com/borobots or call 937-626-7461.

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