The Register-Herald, Beckley, West Virginia

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December 3, 2009

Guardian Auto Glass takes part in Mac’s Toy Fund campaign

Guardian Auto Glass is the newest business to join Mac’s Toy Fund’s effort to help make this holiday happier for more than 4,100 children in Raleigh County.

Guardian will donate 5 percent of the cost of all in-house jobs to Mac’s through Dec. 19.

Shady Spring Middle and High School cheerleaders are heading up the used coat drive again this year, and for the second year, Family Coin Laundry has donated its services to clean all the collected coats for free.

Bike donations are being accepted at Beckley Fire Station No. 3 on Eisenhower Drive and behind the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center and unwrapped new and used toys are being accepted at The Register-Herald, BJW Printing and the Beckley Sam’s Club.

Following are the most recent donors to this year’s campaign:

James C. Eddins of Beckley, $50

Hazel P. Magee of Beckley, $25

Jack Whittaker Foundation Inc., $1,000

Freda Soter of Beckley; in memory of Sula Soter, $50

Dick and Peggy Brooks of Beckley, $25

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gray of Beckley, $50

Cathy and Forrest Akers of Fredericksburg, Va.; in memory of Edward and Bobbie Short, $50



Today’s total: $1,250

Total to date: $2,981



Send donations to:

Mac’s Toy Fund

P.O. Box 2398

Beckley, WV 25801

Donations will be accepted through the end of the year.

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