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If you’re looking to spread some holiday cheer, Michigan State Police are making it easy to help local children this season. On a mission to bring smiles to kids in need, officers brought out their iconic patrol cars, affectionately known as the “Blue Goose,” to kick off a heartfelt toy drive.
In collaboration with the Live Rite Resource Center in Roseville, the Michigan State Police set up a collection event that encourages community members to donate new, unwrapped toys. This festive initiative aims to gather enough gifts to brighten the holidays for local children who may not otherwise receive presents this season.
As the holiday spirit fills the air, this event serves as a reminder of the power of generosity. The donating public is invited to drop off items at the resource center, where police officers are on hand to assist with the collection. The culmination of this effort will be a Christmas party hosted by Live Rite Resource Center this weekend, where the collected toys will be distributed to local families.
The event has garnered attention from the Roseville community, with many expressing their eagerness to contribute to the cause. “[We] want to ensure that every child can experience the joy of receiving a gift during the holiday season,” a spokesperson for the Michigan State Police stated.
To join in the merriment and make a difference, people are encouraged to stop by the Live Rite Resource Center, share their goodwill, and help make this holiday a memorable one for kids in need.
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