More than 50 bags of toys, clothing and canned goods were delivered Friday to the Salvation Army in Wyandotte.
Thanks to our generous readers, Wyandotte Patch was able to deliver more than 50 bags of toys, clothing and canned goods to the Salvation Army on Friday. Patch readers sponsored 45 children through the Salvation Army Angel Tree Program, which connects needy Downriver families with presents for children ages newborn to 14. Several readers adopted multiple children. Tongue's Protein Bar and Chill Lounge served as the official drop-off point for the volunteer drive. On behalf of everyone involved, we'd like to extend our heartfelt thanks to those who donated to the Wyandotte Patch/Salvation Army Angel Tree Program: We asked our readers to tell us why they chose to get involved with the project. Here are some of the responses: Jenna Smith: The…
Stop by Tongue's today to adopt a child in need through our Salvation Army angel tree.
We're inviting our readers to sponsor a child through our virtual Salvation Army angel tree.
We're inviting our readers to sponsor a child through our virtual Salvation Army angel tree.
For the second consecutive year, Wyandotte Patch is partnering with the Salvation Army to put Christmas presents under the trees of some needy children. The Salvation Army is on tap to help 4,000 area children this year alone. While the Downriver Salvation Army Corps has a number of Christmas-related programs, its signature event is its Toy Shop, where parents can come and pick out toys for their children, ages newborn to 14. The gifts are donated through the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program, which partners with area businesses, churches and civic organizations to collect the toys. That’s where you come in. Wyandotte Patch is hosting a virtual angel tree and is inviting our readers to select a child they’d like to sponsor. The Salvation…
42.203615
-83.149096
Tongue's Coffee
2958 Biddle Ave, Wyandotte, MI
/articles/won-t-you-be-a-wyandotte-angel-for-a-deserving-child
2027166
/locations/8303256
Michael Cripe
11:47 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
A big heart felt thank you to the Patch and to those who participated in this effort. I know what you have done has made a difference because I get to see the smiles, sometimes tears and hear the thanks of parents (who would not have had anything for their children this Christmas) as they receive the gifts you have provided. May God bless you all and have a Merry Christmas indeed! Blessings … more ›