Millcreek’s Belle Valley Volunteer Fire Department will provide the engine for the first-ever “Stuff the Fire Engine” collection for Toys for Tots on Saturday.
The engine will be parked at Walmart, at 2711 Elm St., Erie, from noon to 4 p.m. Belle Valley volunteers will join the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve in accepting toys to be distributed to low-income families in Erie County this Christmas.
The campaign accepts new, unwrapped toys for infants through age 17. Toys for Tots provided toys for 8,083 Erie County children last year.
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve and Pennsylvania State Police Troop E volunteers publicize the Nov. 16 “Stuff the Cruiser” toy collection at the Summit Township Walmart store.
Belle Valley volunteers are thrilled to partner with Toys for Tots, Fire Chief Jeremy Moreland said.
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“It’s an incredible opportunity to bring smiles to children in need and make a real difference in our community,” Moreland said.
The 2024 Toys for Tots campaign opened with a “Stuff the Cruiser” event in partnership with Pennsylvania State Police Troop E at the Summit Township Walmart last week.
The Nov. 16 launch: Marines, state police to host ‘Stuff the Cruiser’ collection for Toys for Tots
Contact Valerie Myers at vmyers@timesnews.com.
This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: Erie Toys for Tots goes big with ‘Stuff the Fire Engine’ collection
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