Donate Toys At Crozer-Keystone Health Facilities Through Dec. 18

Looking for a way to be charitable this giving season? The Crozer-Keystone Health System is again teaming up with Community Action Agency of Delaware County and the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce for the annual toy drive which will fill needy Delaware County children with holiday joy this year.

The toy drive runs from Monday, Dec. 4 through Monday, Dec. 18 and you can donate toys at nine different Crozer-Keystone facilities, as well as at the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, 1001 Baltimore Pike, Suite 9LL, in Springfield.

All donations will benefit Delaware County children up to 15 years old.

Crozer-Keystone employees, family members, and members of the public are invited to drop off a new, unwrapped toy at any of the following collection sites:

• Crozer-Chester Medical Center, 1 Medical Center Blvd, Chester: Main Lobby and Professional Office Building (POB) Lobby
• Crozer-Keystone at Broomall, 30 Lawrence Rd, Broomall: Main Lobby
• Crozer-Keystone Surgery Center at Haverford, 2010 West Chester Pike #212, Havertown: Main Lobby
• Crozer Medical Plaza at Brinton Lake, 300 Evergreen Dr, Glen Mills: Main Lobby (300 Building)
• Delaware County Memorial Hospital, 501 N Lansdowne Ave, Drexel Hill: Main Lobby
• Drexel Hill Medical Associates, 5030 State Road, Drexeline Professional Building, Suite 2-400, Drexel Hill: Main Lobby
• Healthplex Sports Club, 194 W Sproul Rd, Springfield: Main Lobby
• Springfield Hospital, 190 W Sproul Rd, Springfield: Main Lobby
• Taylor Hospital, 175 E Chester Pike, Ridley Park: Volunteer Office (1st floor) and Lobby of the Jones Medical Building

Appropriate gift ideas include children’s books, coloring books, sports equipment, board games, arts and crafts materials, dolls, action figures, building blocks and puzzles.

The Community Action Agency of Delaware County provides a variety of services and programs to support homeless and low-income families and individuals as they progress along the Continuum of Care towards self-sufficiency.

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