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2024 KGW Great Toy Drive is going on now! Help local families this holiday season

Portland, ORLocal News

The 2024 KGW Great Toy Drive is actively seeking community support to assist local families during the holiday season. The drive, which runs until December 17, encourages individuals and organizations to donate toys and gifts to help brighten the lives of children in need. For over 40 years, this initiative has been a staple in the community, promoting the values of generosity and compassion. KGW has reported on the drive's significance, highlighting the positive impact it has on families struggling during the holidays. Participation is vital, as every contribution helps to create a more joyful experience for those less fortunate.

The article outlines various ways to get involved, from donating toys to volunteering for events. With the holiday season fast approaching, the urgency of the drive is underscored by the need for immediate action. This community tradition not only fosters a spirit of giving but also strengthens the bonds among residents.

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