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Toys to put smiles on children’s faces

Donations can be dropped into the Toy Drive branded vehicle at Vryheid Nissan until December 14

During November, Vryheid Nissan initiated a Toy Run to assist local organisations.
The aim was to help Child Welfare, Vryheid, the Lions Club and Round Table, in order for the organisations to distribute toys to less fortunate children in the community.
Two locations were designated as drop-off points.
Unfortunately, the drop-off in AbaQulusi Spar had to be moved to Vryheid Nissan’s showroom, but residents can still donate old or new toys (in good condition) for children of all ages.
When donating for older children, such as teenagers, diaries and toiletries (hand cream, deodorant and bubble bath) are always appreciated.
Donations can be dropped into the Toy Drive branded vehicle at Vryheid Nissan until December 14. On December 16, organisers will hand these toys over and the nonprofit organisations will make their way to different areas, to spread Christmas cheer to those in need.

 

The branded Toy Drive vehicle will now be parked at Vryheid Nissan.

 

Some of toys already collected during the Toy Drive.

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Carlien Grobler

A community-based journalist at Vryheid Herald since 2019, reporting on everything from hard news to human interest stories and sports, keeping the community informed

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