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DACC recruiting teams for April 25 volleyball tournament benefiting diaper bank

Doña Ana Community College is still accepting teams for its April 25 volleyball tournament benefiting its diaper bank for student parents.

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DACC recruiting teams for April 25 volleyball tournament benefiting diaper bank
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Co-ed teams can register for “Serve & Support” event at NMSU intramural fields with donation of diapers or wipes

Organ Mountain News report

LAS CRUCES - Doña Ana Community College is still accepting registrations for its upcoming volleyball tournament to support the college’s diaper bank for student parents.

The third annual “Serve & Support: Volley for a Cause” tournament is scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday, April 25, at New Mexico State University’s intramural fields at the corner of Stewart and Locust streets.

DACC’s Health & Wellness Program organizes the event. Teams must be co-ed and can include up to 12 players.

Each team must provide a minimum $100 donation of diapers or baby wipes to enter. Organizers will direct donations to the DACC Diaper Bank, which helps student parents facing financial challenges afford basic necessities.

The tournament will include both competitive and recreational brackets.

Organizers say the event aims to promote teamwork, wellness and community support while raising supplies for families in need.

To register, visit the event’s online form.

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