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Help needed for TPD holiday giveaway

Tacoma, WALocal News

The Tacoma Police Department is seeking community support for its Community Annual Holiday Giveaway, which aims to distribute toys and coats to children in need on December 20. This important event will be held at the Peoples Community Center and First Creek Middle School, highlighting the department's dedication to local outreach. Volunteers are encouraged to help with wrapping and sorting toys from December 18 to 20, ensuring a smooth and efficient event. The giveaway operates on an RSVP basis through local Pierce County schools and organizations, making it accessible to families in need. Those interested in volunteering can reach out to Bervin A.

Smith, the Community Engagement Senior Manager, for further details on how to get involved. This initiative not only addresses the immediate needs of children during the holiday season but also fosters community engagement and support. The collaboration between the police department and various organizations emphasizes the importance of local partnerships in making a positive impact. Overall, the Holiday Giveaway represents a vital opportunity for community members to unite and support families during this season of giving.

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