Kiwanis Club and Toys ‘R’ Us team up to give hundreds of kids Christmas gifts
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Northmount Kiwanis Club of Calgary invited 500 kids to Toys "R" Us for its annual Toy Project Sunday.
Northmount Kiwanis Club of Calgary invited 500 kids to Toys "R" Us for its annual Toy Project Sunday.
The goal was to brighten up their holidays and maybe create some magic memories along the way.
“This is a celebration for families to who may not be able to celebrate otherwise,” said Northmount Kiwanis Club of Calgary President Elect Elyshia Cheung. “Today is about just experiencing the magic of the season.”
Kids had a hance to select a special gift with a $40 in-store credit at the 32 Avenue N.E. Toys ‘R’ Us and were also able to grab a photo with Santa.
High school kids also volunteered, helping with balloon animals and face painting.
“We just want to spread some of that holiday cheer,” said Cheung.
Sehrish Hanish was there with her three kids.
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