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Organizations help move Christmas toys for children

Posted at 4:22 pm December 9, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Oak Ridge Kiwanis and Enrichment Federal Credit Union

Members of the Oak Ridge Kiwanis, Enrichment Federal Credit Union, and Keys clubs in Oak Ridge and Clinton help move toys and gifts at the Holiday Bureau. (Submitted photo)

Members of the Oak Ridge Kiwanis, Enrichment Federal Credit Union, and Keys clubs in Oak Ridge and Clinton recently helped move toys and gifts at the Holiday Bureau, preparing them for distribution later to needy families.

The Kiwanis Club of Oak Ridge announced last month that it was collecting toys, games, books, stuffed animals, and movies through Dec. 4 to give to the Holiday Bureau.

The Holiday Bureau distributes them to families with children before Christmas, selecting recipients based on household income.

Plans called for the Holiday Bureau to start distributing the toys on Dec. 6. Parents may select one new and some used items for each child. These are usually the only presents the children will receive, a Kiwanis press release said.

The Holiday Bureau is located at 728-B Emory Valley Road.

Filed Under: Community, Top Stories Tagged With: Christmas, Enrichment Federal Credit Union, Holiday Bureau, Keys Club, Kiwanis Club of Oak Ridge, toys

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