Holiday Project serves 1,100 abused children
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Collin County District Attorney and Advocacy Center board member Greg Willis cuts a ribbon to open the 2013 Toy Store powered by Cirro Energy.
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Bikes, toys and boxes full of new clothes lined the hallways at the Center last month thanks to the generosity of our community partners.
More than 1,100 Collin County children whose young lives have been marked by abuse or neglect received gifts this holiday season through our annual Holly Jolly Holiday Project and Toy Store powered by Cirro Energy.
Cirro Energy and CACCC hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony Dec. 11 officially marking the Toy Store's opening. That started a flood of bikes, toys, clothes and other gifts which were delivered to the Center in time for holiday shopping. Families served by the Center had the opportunity to choose gifts for their children.
Children come to the Children's Advocacy Center of Collin County broken, battered and abused. The Holiday Project is a unique opportunity for the community to bring such happiness to these children by making their holiday wishes come true.
We gratefully thank the following for their support of our children:
Corporate Sponsors: Adam's Golf; Charlie Uniform Tango; Masergy; Park Place Lexus of Plano; Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP; Rent-A-Center; Rosenberg; TranStar National Title; Watchguard Video.
Volunteers provided by: Advocare International; Bank of America; Cirro Energy; Cisco Systems Inc.; Connection Point Church; Dell; Emerson; Fossil; Harley Financial; U.S. Department of Homeland Security; Launch; PepsiCo; Plano Bicycle Association; T-Mobile formerly Metro PCS.
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