From left: N.H. State Police Sgt. Dennis Wade; Dave Dubey, coordinator for Toys for Kids; N.H. State Police Trooper Mike Chapdelaine and Sgt. Mike Cote show some of the toys collected for the Toys for Kids program. (COURTESY PHOTO)
From left: N.H. State Police Sgt. Dennis Wade; Dave Dubey, coordinator for Toys for Kids; N.H. State Police Trooper Mike Chapdelaine and Sgt. Mike Cote show some of the toys collected for the Toys for Kids program. (COURTESY PHOTO)
“For many years we worked with the “Toys for Tots” program but donations to that program from Coos did not necessarily stay in Coos.” Now, he said all the Toys for Kids donations made from Coos County will stay here in the county.
“It is not too late to register for “Toys for Kids,” he said. “We have a lot of older kids to serve too. We give to toddlers up to and including seventeen-year olds,” Dubey added.
Anyone wishing to register, volunteer or donate, they can call Dubey at 449-4317 or mail to Marine Corps League, PO Box 301, Berlin, 03570 .
“Cash donations are appreciated to help fill in the gaps for older children.” Dubey said, “We plan on delivering by appointment the weekend of December sixteenth thru the seventeenth.”
“There are many good things happening in the North Country, no one hears of this is one event that I find particularly worthwhile,” said Cote.
BERLIN — New Hampshire State Police Sgt. Mike Cote, Sgt. Dennis Wade and Trooper Neil Chapdelaine, brought toys to Berlin for the Toys for Kids program.
Dave Dubey, coordinator of the “Toy For Tots” and a member of the Marine Corps League, accepted the toys which will be stored until that are given out for Christmas.
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