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COVID-19 won't stop South Simcoe Police's annual toy drive for families in need

There will be a virtual command post on South Simcoe Police's website where donations can be made online
BradfordToday Staff
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Photo attached of CTV Barrie reporter Craig Momney, Chief Andrew Fletcher and Staff Sgt. John Chalmers. Photo supplied by South Simcoe Police Service

NEWS RELEASE
SOUTH SIMCOE POLICE SERVICE
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South Simcoe Police Service and CTV Barrie are kicking off the annual campaign to build Toy Mountain to help families in need at Christmas.

This year because of the pandemic, we have established a virtual command post on our website where you can donate online.

Your generosity and caring will go towards safely buying toys or gift cards to make Christmas brighter for families who use the services of Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions.  

From Nov. 16 to Dec. 16, donate online and know that it will mean children and teens will get the gift they really want and need this year.

Even though a lot has changed with COVID-19, we can still make a big difference and bring lots of smiles this holiday when we all need them.

The virtual command post is located on the popup window on our website: https://southsimcoepolice.on.ca/
 

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