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Rochester Elks #1393 organizes donations to support Salvation Army’s Christmas Toy Drive

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Matt Wyatt
Pictured with the gifts are Rochester Elks members Tisha Colby Ducharme, Lynn Hersom Welch (Chair) and Lodge Chaplain Janice McCarthy Tagen. Not pictured Rochester Lodge Treasurer Cindy Skidds and Lodge Trustee Jerry Skidds, PER, PDD.

The Rochester Elks #1393 showcased their spirit of giving by donating toys, gift cards, and cash valued at approximately $4000 to support the annual Salvation Army Toy Drive.

In an organized effort on Thursday, December 14th, 2023, dedicated Lodge members packed and prepared the donations for delivery to the Rochester Salvation Army.

The Rochester Elks continuously demonstrate their commitment to community service and support. To learn more about their contributions to the greater Rochester, visit www.elks.org.

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