Greenwich police help Santa during Toys for Tots drive
Greenwich police became Santa's helpers Saturday to fill up cruisers full of toys for Toys for Tots.
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Dec 12, 2020, 5:41 PM
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Greenwich police became Santa's helpers Saturday to fill up cruisers full of toys for Toys for Tots.
They say they're hoping to fill up three to four cruisers, and that this is their first year collecting toys in a drive-thru.
Residents can stop at 299 Greenwich Ave. where a police officer will take the toys from their car.
Gianna Cardini, a member of the Police Explorer's Program, says she hopes this helps bring more smiles this year.
If you cannot make it, you can leave your toys under the tree at the Greenwich Police Department.
