Food, toys and clothing wanted for Pullman Fire Departments drive

Pullman, WALocal News

The Pullman Fire Department is organizing a donation drive for Christmas food, toys, and clothing, accepting contributions until December 19. Residents can drop off items at Fire Station #1, located at 620 S. Grand Ave. Accepted donations include winter clothing, arts and crafts, blankets, books, nonperishable food, personal hygiene items, and toys. This initiative aims to assist local families in need during the holiday season, emphasizing the importance of community support.

The drive not only provides necessary items but also fosters goodwill among residents, encouraging them to come together during this festive period. The Pullman Fire Department has a history of community engagement, making this drive a vital extension of their services. Local officials encourage participation to ensure that everyone can enjoy a joyful holiday season. Donations can significantly impact families facing economic hardships, highlighting the drive's importance in the community.

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