Annual toy drive brings help and hope
Sarah Phillips, 22-year resident of Castle Pines, held her 8th annual toy drive on December 5, benefiting the Help & Hope Center. Each year, the gathering collects more than 200 toys to donate to the Santa Sharing program.
“This year the Help & Hope Center was especially appreciative, as they are the busiest they have been in 10 years,” Phillips stated. “There are a lot of families in need.”
By Lisa Nicklanovich; photo courtesy of Sarah Phillips
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