Deadline for United Way Christmas toy and food drive
PrintLULING - United Way of St. Charles is hosting a toy and food drive to help families in need during this holiday season.
Last year the toy and food drive generated more than 2000 pounds of food and over 700 toys.
Support the United Way of St. Charles Toy and Food Drive by bringing your nonperishable food items or unopened toys to the United Way of St. Charles office at13207 River Rd in Luling, before Dec. 7.
For more information regarding the United Way of St. Charles and this event visit www.uwaysc.org or call (985) 331-9063.
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