Mazda of Lodi Participates In 30th P.B.A. Toy Drive for Lodi Police Department
Bergen County residents can donate new, unwrapped toys for children at Lodi dealership
LODI, N.J., Dec. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- For Northern residents of the United States, winter has arrived with the cold and snow. However, beyond the weather, the Christmas season also brings many holiday tidings and events across the country. One returning tradition for residents of Lodi, New Jersey is the annual P.B.A. Toy Drive, now on its 30th year. The Mazda of Lodi dealership is proud to be participating by collecting toys to benefit children in need.
The 30th Annual P.B.A. Toy Drive for 2018 is held on behalf of the Lodi Police Department. Donated toys go to benefit Tomorrow's Children Hospital, Sanzari Children's Hospital, Valley Hospital Pediatric Center, the 508th Military Police and the families of local U.S. military members among other groups in need. Those who wish to donate are only asked to follow a few simple guidelines. Toys that residents wish to donate should be new and unwrapped. These rules are in place to make it easy for volunteers to properly identify and distribute the donated toys and to ensure that donated items are safe, sanitary and age-appropriate.
The Mazda of Lodi dealership is just one of many local businesses throughout the Lodi, New Jersey area that are participating in the P.B.A. Toy Drive. Additionally, new and unwrapped toys can be brought to the Lodi Police Department as a donation location.
Once a children's toy is picked out and bought, it can be delivered and donated towards the 30th Annual P.B.A. Toy Drive at the Mazda of Lodi dealership. The Mazda of Lodi dealership is located at 130 Rt. 46 E., Lodi, New Jersey 07644. Operating hours of the dealership are 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM on Mondays through Fridays and 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Saturdays. Donations for the 30th Annual P.B.A. Toy Drive are being held at Mazda of Lodi and other local Lodi businesses until Wednesday, Dec. 19th.
SOURCE Mazda of Lodi
Share this article