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The Highland Springs "WoodChucks" donated over 400 wooden toys made in the woodshop. The Kiwanis Club of Richardson sanded the toys, and the K-Kids (Bowie Elementary) and Key Club (Pearce High School) painted the toys. These were donated to the "Network of Community Ministries" in Richardson.
The "Red Hats" at Highland Springs ran their 3rd annual toy drive and collected over 200 toys. These were also donated to "The Network".
The volunteers and residents at Highland Springs have made Christmas a lot brighter for children whose families are having a tough time this year. Thank you to these wonderful people at Highland Springs.
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From Left to Right Mike McKinney, Scott Teagle, Sharon Beall, Marshall Kregel. We sanded almost 400 little wooden toys.
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Dee Hejnar (in white) with a guest |
Painted toys with decals. |
Assorted painted toys |
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Assorted painted toys |
Detail on wooden toys after sanding and painting |
The Red Hats at Highland Springs have run a Toy Drive for 3 years. There are over 200 toys in this small mountain! |
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Red Hats and Kiwanians gather at Highland Springs for a picture event |
Ray Beall and Marshall Kregel picked up the toys at Highland Springs and delivered them to the "Network of Community Ministries" in Richardson. |
Alice Mae Britt (center), CEO of the "Network", admires the donated toys along with 2 volunteers. |
