Help make holidays brighter for Ocean County kids at annual toy drive
The Ocean County Board of Commissioners is hoping to make the holiday season brighter for local kids, and you can help.
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Nov 28, 2022, 12:26 PM
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1h agoThe Ocean County Board of Commissioners is hoping to make the holiday season brighter for local kids, and you can help.
In partnership with PBA 258 and Juvenile services, the board is now hosting its annual toy drive.
New and unwrapped donations can be dropped off at all county facilities including libraries, the Youth Center, Clerks Office and administration buildings.
The Seaside Park PBA is also hosting a holiday toy and food drive now until Dec. 21.
Drop off a new, unwrapped toy and/or a non-perishable canned food item to the Seaside Park Police Department at 1 Municipal Plaza.
Donations will also be accepted at Seaside Park Borough Hall Offices at 1701 North Ocean Ave.
