Fulton Police Department Partners with Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots to Support Local Children in Need

FULTON — The Fulton Police Department, in partnership with the City of Fulton and the Fulton Police Benevolent Association, is proud to announce their collaboration with the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program to collect toys for local children in need this holiday season.

The public is invited to donate new, unwrapped toys at the Fulton Police Department, located at 141 S. 1^st Street, now through December 10. These donations will help ensure that children in the Fulton area experience the joy of receiving a holiday gift.

“We are grateful for the support of our local community, and we encourage everyone to get involved and make a difference this holiday season,” said Officer Christopher Jones, the Police Department’s Toys for Tots coordinator. “Your donation can brighten a child’s day and bring smiles to families in our community.”

While the Toys for Tots campaign is organized and managed by Toys for Tots coordinators, the program’s success is ultimately dependent on the generosity of local residents and businesses. The Fulton Police Department is calling on the community to help make this year’s toy drive a success by donating toys that will be distributed to children in need.

For more information about the toy drive or to inquire about alternative donation options, please contact Officer Christopher Jones via email at [email protected].

About Toys for Tots:
The Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program collects and distributes new toys to children in need across the United States. Since its inception in 1947, the program has helped deliver joy and holiday cheer to millions of children, with the goal of bringing hope and happiness during the Christmas season.

Christopher Jones, SRO Fulton Police Department – Michael Curtis, Chief of Police Fulton Police Department

James Rice, Mayor City of Fulton – Jacob Chernesky, Fulton PBA President

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