FAIR OAKS RANCH The city of Fair Oaks Ranch annual Police Department Toy Drive collected more than 1,500 toys, making the drive the most successful yet, with residents from all over Fair Oaks Ranch coming out to contribute.
The Fair Oaks Ranch Police Department spearheads the toy drive every year.
“It’s not only the dedication of the officers, who love doing this every year,” Police Chief Tim Moring said, “but it’s also the overwhelming support from residents, local businesses, and community organizations who support this event, turning this year’s toy drive into the biggest success so far.”
The collected toys were distributed to charitable organizations on December 18 for families in need.
City officials, in a prepared statement, said the impact of the donations “goes beyond the physical toys; it sends a powerful message of love, care, and community support to those who needed it most during the holiday season.”
Officer Amanda Pena carries two bicycles into the toy drive storage area. Courtesy photo
A room is filled to capacity with wrapped toys for the toy drive. Courtesy photo
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