Brick township police department celebrates successful toys for tots drive

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Brick Township Police Department extends its gratitude to the community for the overwhelming support received during this year’s Toys For Tots Toy Drive.

On Saturday, the Police Benevolent Association (PBA) Local #230 played a pivotal role by donating toys to 113 children within Brick Township. The success of this event was made possible through the generous contributions of local residents and businesses.

Special thanks were given to Affordable Automotive, Brick PetsMart, and 1st Baptist Church for serving as toy drop-off locations. The Mayor’s Student Advisory, Troop 39, Brick Memorial Wrestling Team, and Brick Township Police Cadets were recognized for volunteering their time to assist with gift wrapping.

Officer Kyle Patrick, who organized the Toy Drive, was commended for his exceptional efforts in coordinating this successful event. The Brick Township Police Department’s commitment to fostering community spirit was evident in the success of this year’s toy drive, demonstrating the power of collaboration and generosity within the community.

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