Croton Caring Committee teams up with Croton Police Department for toy drive
The Croton Caring Committee, a nonprofit, teamed up with the local police department Saturday to collect toys for the Adopt-a-Family program.
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Dec 5, 2020, 9:28 PM
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63ds agoThe Croton Caring Committee, a
nonprofit, teamed up with the local police department Saturday to collect toys
for the Adopt-a-Family program.
Santa was also present at the toy
drive and took pictures with children. Croton-on-Hudson residents tell News 12
they're teaching their children to give back in a time when so much has been
taken away.
This is the first
year the toy drive was held. Organizers say they hope it becomes an annual
event.