The Senior - WA, Perth
01 Dec 2014
General News, page 10 - 151.00 cm²
Magazines Lifestyle - circulation 57,868 (Monthly)
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Toys their Target
ANYONE in the Target store
in Carousel recently might
have been forgiven for thinking Santa’s elves had decided
to don school uniforms and
madly shop for presents
instead of making them.
Some very determined students from Tranby College
raided the store’s toy aisles
loading up trollies with goodies for children in need.
The toys were bought with
donated gift cards and the trolley dash helped launch
Uniting Care West and
Target’s Giving Box Appeal,
which encourages people to
buy gifts and make donations
to help children who might
otherwise have nothing to
open on Christmas morning.
The goods were delivered to
the
charity’s
warehouse
where they were wrapped and
allocated to children.
Last year Uniting Care
West delivered toys to 1030
children. It also delivered 565
food hampers.
Perth people can spread the
Christmas spirit by heading to
their nearest Target store and
donating a toy or gift card to
help out a child or family in
need.
DASHING AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS – Alison Nock from Target
Carousel and students from Tranby College with one of the
trolleys stacked full of toys for children in need.