Seasonal & Holidays
Narragansett Police Holding Toys For Tots Drive
From now through Dec. 10, community members can donate new, unwrapped toys and gifts at the Narragansett Police Department.
NARRAGANSETT, RI — The Narragansett Police Department is once again collecting toys for the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots program this holiday season.
From Friday through Dec. 10, community members can donate new, unwrapped toys and gifts at the police station, 40 Caswell St. A donation box is located in the lobby.
"We are proud to be supporting Toys for Tots once again, a program that not only spreads happiness, but also fosters a sense of community and compassion during the holiday season," Police Chief Sean Corrigan said. "It is a powerful reminder that small gestures can make a significant positive impact on the lives of others, especially children."
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The U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program was founded in 1947 to donate toys to kids who are less fortunate during the holiday season. Since the program's inception, 652 million toys have been distributed to 291 million children.
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