Dayton nonprofit to expand operations by 400,000 SF

A regional blood and tissue donation center just secured two buildings in the Dayton region. The additional 400,000 square feet of space will help the center with their continued growth in the region.

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Dayton nonprofit to expand operations by 400,000 SF

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