If the true spirit of the holiday season is about giving, annual toy drives help contributors imagine the joy and delight of a child s eyes light up upon receiving an unexpected gift.
This year especially, nonprofit organizations say the need is even greater as more families are isolated, sick or financially challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic. We know a lot of families who are struggling at this time of year, and money is tighter than it s ever been, said Kim Mullins, owner of The Tutoring Club in St. Johns.
Mullins said that its the first year her educational assistance organization has sponsored a toy drive, in cooperation with the Marine s Toys for Tots holiday campaign.
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