It's Toys for Tots time in Fayette

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It's Toys for Tots time in Fayette

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It's Toys for Tots time in Fayette

It's Toys

for Tots time in Fayette

Coldwell Banker

Bullard Realty offices will once again serve as south metro collection

points for the annual U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots campaign.

Jerry Nesbitt,

managing broker of the company's Fayette County office, is again the coordinator

for the firm. This is the 54th annual Toys for Tots drive, and this is

the 20th year that Coldwell Banker Bullard has participated in the effort.

Area residents

wanting to contribute can drop off new, unwrapped toys at a Coldwell Banker

Bullard office or one of the other collection points, and the Marines

will take it from there, distributing the toys to needy children through

local charitable organizations.

Nesbitt said

this year's collection effort will begin the week of Thanksgiving, and

Dec. 21 is the deadline to bring items to Coldwell Banker Bullard office.

For those preferring to contribute money to the campaign, a check made

out to Toys for Tots will be accepted.

Coldwell Banker

Bullard offices are at:

238 Stockbridge Road, Jonesboro.

103 Jonesboro Road, McDonough.

658 West Third St., Jackson.

1968-A Hwy. 54 West, Fayetteville.

7543 Hwy. 85, Riverdale.

Hwy. 34 East, Newnan, just

west of the Thomas Crossroads intersection.

122-A South 13th St., Griffin.

The campaign

has grown from a small project in the Los Angeles area to a nationwide

effort. The campaign has the support of a wide array of other organizations,

groups, committees, local businesses and national corporations.

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