DAYTON — United Way of the Greater Dayton Area in partnership with the White Allen Auto Group will be donating a van to one lucky family today.
The groups have chosen a local single mother who has no reliable way to get her children to doctor appointments or even to the grocery store.
This is part of the United Way’s Strong Families initiative.
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The initiative keeps families in their homes by providing them the complete, wrap-around support needed to achieve stability and ensure the next generation’s success, according to a press release provided by United Way.
The White Allen Auto Group is set to donate a van to the family this morning.
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“Oftentimes, the lack of reliable transportation can be a major barrier to someone who wants to maintain steady and gainful employment,” says United Way President & CEO Tom Maultsby, “The reality is that many people are faced with limited financial resources and can’t always afford down payments on cars or unexpected costly repairs. We are very proud that our partnership with White Allen will periodically provide dependable used vehicles to help families stay on the road to success.”