The Dayton Dragons (Low A; Midwest League) have announced that Fifth Third Bank–naming rights sponsor for the team’s Fifth Third Field–has donated more than 100 season ticket packages to local charitable organizations for the 2018 season. Additionally, Fifth Third Bank has donated the use of a luxury suite at Fifth Third Field for numerous Dragons games this season to host charitable organizations serving the Dayton region.
Fifth Third Bank will donate tickets to more than 100 non-profit organizations in the Dayton area this season. Each organization will receive four tickets to 17 different Dragons games. The list of recipients includes March of Dimes, the Ronald McDonald House, Special Olympics of Greater Dayton, American Heart Association, Boys & Girls Club, Pink Ribbon Girls, the Humane Society of Greater Dayton, the Alzheimer’s Association, Habitat for Humanity, Daybreak, Fisher House, and many others.
“Fifth Third Bank recognizes that these organizations are the heart of our region,” said Dragons Team President Bob Murphy. “These groups usually have small professional staffs and limited resources. These ticket packages are a great tool that they can use to recognize the amazing volunteers, thank donors, and use in other ways to support their cause.”
“We are proud to partner with the Dayton Dragons to provide season tickets to organizations that are serving members of our local community and are meeting some of their most important needs,” said Fifth Third Bank’s Senior Vice President, Doug Compton. “We understand the value that these companies provide to our region and how impactful they are to our area.”