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The student government at Wright State University is seeking donations from local businesses to support various community events held each year for students living in the residence halls. As representatives of the Hamilton Hall Community Council, they note that the university and its students significantly contribute to the local economy. Donations would help fund social gatherings, day trips, campus pride initiatives, and community meals that enrich the student experience and demonstrate the university's involvement in the surrounding community.
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- 1. February 19, 2007 Dear Management: Thank you for taking the time to consider helping the students of Wright State University. We are active members of the Wright State University Student Government system. As you may know, Wright State University has a direct impact on the prosperity and economic achievements of the Fairborn area and community. The students of this university bring an abundance to the financial investments in the area as they pursue their education endeavors. As members of the student body and officers of the Community Council, we are seeking all local business that would like to give back to the students, in the form of donations, for various events we put on each year in our residence community. The events sponsored by our Council range from social get-togethers, day-trips, campus pride initiatives, and community meals or cookouts. With your help or donation, we will be able to provide these community enrichment activities and events for our fellow students, while also demonstrating a larger community presence through your contributions. Any possible donations would be greatly appreciated and go on to support our students and your community in its growth and development. We hope that we can count on your support in this valuable community service endeavor. Please feel free to contact our President, xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx at (555) 555-5555 or xxxxx86@wright.edu. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Amy M. Roberts Wright State University Hamilton Hall Community Council Secretary xxxxccxcx@wright.edu