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Rotary Club Donates Toys for 42nd Year to Police Dept. Collection

Rotary Club of Enfield's members donated toys to The Enfield Police Department's Toys for Joy Collection.

Julie Cotnoir, Neighbor
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Members of the Rotary Club of Enfield donated toys to the Enfield Police Department's Toys for Joy campaign. (Jenna-Marie Jonah)
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Rotarian Joe Muller helps Office Paul Dubiel load the trailer with toys donated by Rotary Club of Enfield members. (Julie Cotnoir )
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Enfield Police Officer Paul Dubiel shares information about the department's Toys for Joy campaign, including the history and how the toys are distributed! Contact the Police Department at 860-763-6400, ask for Officer Dubiel if interested in donating.. (Julie Cotnoir )

The Rotary Club of Enfield was happy to be able to continue their longstanding tradition of donating toys to The Enfield Police Department's Toys for Joy campaign. The club's members have been donating toys for 42 years!

Last month the Club also donated $500 in honor of the Enfield Police Department's No Shave November fundraiser benefiting the CT Cancer Foundation.

Officer Paul Dubiel, who organizes the drive for the department, spoke to the club during their recent meeting.

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The public is invited to attend a Rotary meeting and learn about the club. Meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays of the month at 12:15 p.m. in CT State Asnuntuck's Conference Center. Visit Enfieldctrotary.org to learn more.

Contact the Enfield Department at 860-763-6400, and ask for Officer Paul Dubiel, if interested in donating toys!

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