Sheriff’s office sponsors toy drive

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The Burlington County Sheriff’s Office is conducting its 30th annual toy drive, with donation bins at more than 50 locations.

The Burlington County Sheriff’s Office is collecting new, unwrapped toys for children during its 30th annual toy drive.

Collection bins are are set up in more than 50 locations across the county. Donations will be accepted through Monday, Dec. 15.

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More than 6,000 toys and gifts were collected during last year’s drive and distributed to local families in need by the sheriff’s office and its partners. The office also continues to accept donations of food, toiletries, water, toys, paper supplies and other household goods for distribution year-round.

“It’s a long-standing tradition that has helped brighten the holidays for thousands of children and families,” said Sheriff James Kostoplis of the toy drive. “We want to make this year’s drive is our most successful yet.”

A complete list of donation sites is available on the sheriff’s office Facebook page and the county website at https://www.co.burlington.nj.us/2042/Holiday-Toy-Drive. Among them is the lobby of the county administration building at 49 Rancocas Road in Mount Holly.

Families can fill out an application for donations online at https://burlingtoncountynj.formstack.com/forms/holiday_toy_drive_copy_1. Anyone with questions can contact the sheriff’s office at (609) 265-3788.

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