Earned Income Tax Credit. Verletta Jackson, Community Engagement Supervisor with the City of Dayton talked about the Earned Income Tax Credit and special events coming up in 2018.

Beth Mann - President of FLOC - For Love of Children and Doug Mann, Co -Managing Marketing Director of FLOC were our guests in the first segment. For more information about FLOC go to
www.flocdayton.org. In segment two, Leo DeLuca and Karla Hollencamp highlighted Dayton History events, including A Carillon Christmas. Details at www.daytonhistory.org

Courtney Deutsch & Emilee Langenkamp from the Special Events Department at the Downtown Dayton Partnership highlighted events going on during the Dayton Holiday Festival. For more details www.daytonholidayfestival.org.

John North, the President/CEO of the Better Business Bureau in Dayton discussed how to protect your identity and avoid scams during the holiday season.

CHOICES, INC. ( Children Have Options in Caring Environments) CHOICES offers foster care programs for children, and teens aging out of foster care. CHOICES also offers classes for those wanting to become a foster parent. For more information, visit www.choicesfostercare.com or call 937.264.0084.

Resident Home Association of Greater Dayton, Inc. a provider of services to people with developmental disabilities in Montgomery County and Toward Independence - assisting people with developmental disabilities in Montgomery, Darke, Miami, Greene and Hamilton counties in Ohio. Kim Faris spoke with Pete Roll - Executive Director of Resident Home Ass. of Greater Dayton, and Mark Schlater - CEO of Toward Independence about their organizations, and the services they provide to those in our community.

Opioid Awareness. Kim Faris spoke with Montgomery Co. Sheriff Phil Plummer, Chief Deputy Rob Streck and Public information officer - Christine Ton about the Opioid epidemic in our area and the Mont. Co. Drug Free Coalition. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Jane Keiffer the Executive Director of Artemis Center spoke about domestic violence, where to find help, and awareness events coming up in October and beyond. The Domestic Violence 24 hour Hotline number is 937.461.4357.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. During this program, Kim Faris spoke with Dr. Linda Barney - a local breast surgeon, and Dr. Melissa Roelle - Medical Director at Wright State Physicians High Risk Breast Cancer Center.

Honor Flight Dayton's mission is to give World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans the opportunity to visit their war memorials in Washington, D.C. and give them a "Welcome Home" they will always remember. Segment 2 - event at the National Museum of the US Air Force.

The American Cancer Society provides educational programs for the prevention of cancer; as well as programs and support for individuals and their families facing a cancer diagnosis.