NYC Dept. of Veterans Services give toys to veterans' families in the Bronx
The New York City Department of Veterans Services teamed up with Toys for Tots and Worldwide Veterans to pass out toys to veterans' families in the Bronx.
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Dec 28, 2020, 6:26 PM
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Updated 1,421 days ago
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153ds agoThe New York City Department of Veterans Services teamed up with Toys for Tots and Worldwide Veterans to pass out toys to veterans' families in the Bronx.
The event was held in Morris Heights and was put together to help families struggling during the pandemic.
Over 1,800 toys were handed out to children ages 16 and under.
Children's books were also handed out at the event.
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