(L-R) Jenna Rigg, Jaclyn Stapleton and Annette McCoy display Wright State's donation of unwrapped toys for the FLOC Toy Cottage in Montgomery County.
The Wright State community gave more in 2012 to needy kids in Montgomery and Greene counties than in 2011, ensuring the success of the annual toy drives for the charitable organization For Love of Children (FLOC) in Montgomery County and for “adopted” children in Greene County.
FLOC estimates the donations from Wright State are worth about $2,200, up from last year’s $1,600 estimated donation value. Toys were donated to the Toy Cottage, a place where struggling parents from Montgomery County can pick out Christmas presents for their children.
In Greene County, 47 children were “adopted” and received toys for the holidays at an estimated donation value of $2,000.
Also, $225 in monetary donations were made to the toy drives by the Wright State Community.Over $300 was also raised from the Alumni Association raffle and was also donated to both Montgomery County and Greene County Children Services.
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- (L-R) Jenna Rigg, Jaclyn Stapleton and Annette McCoy display Wright State’s 2013 donation of unwrapped toys for the FLOC Toy Cottage in Montgomery County.
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- Jaclyn Stapleton (left) and Jenna Rigg celebrate Wright State’s generous donation to the Toy Cottage after loading a van full of toys.
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- A volunteer at the Toy Cottage in Montgomery County helps a guest pick out some gifts for her family.
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- Wright State’s toy drive coordinator Annette McCoy at the Toy Cottage with the toys donated in 2013 by the Wright State community.
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- For Love of Children (FLOC) board members and volunteers pose at the Toy Cottage in Montgomery County, which FLOC operates.
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- Representatives from Greene County Children Services picked up toy donations with an estimated worth of no less than $2,000.
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- Toys were also collected for 47 “adopted” children in Greene County.
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- (L-R) Jen Renfrow from the Greater Dayton Alumni Association presents a donation check to Greene County Children Services representatives Kikia Bibbs and Tasha Ertel.
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