Yes, year around with my jail ministry Will Hamm 

Page 86, paragraph 12, item 7 a-d in my marriage contract states, in part, wife must participate, take charge & like supporting toy drives

My wife and I try to do acts of generosity and kindness all through the year.  

A friend is the head of a local organization - Adopt An Angel - in Fremont, CA. that gathers and distributes toys to foster home kids.

We buy toys to provide some of these kids with Christmas gifts and donate them to Adopt An Angle.

I am giving daily, Will, in a multitude of ways.  There are so many in need. Need comes in a variety of packages.  Good for you for donating to the toy drive.

Giving becomes more important as I age. I do so in a variety of wys. 

Givers Gain!

My last "giving" happened a few days ago.  I helped a single mom, just because I recall what that was like.

We have a new toy drive in our home community and the city has a program to assist 600 families this month.

We support Water Street Mission in the city of Lancaster, PA

Yes, in many different ways. 

Yes.  Bought a few during black friday for our local toy drive and picked up some gift baskets for a fundraiser for a Realtor in our community fighting cancer.

Generosity is essential.

My wife and I were so excited to take our gift to Sofi Stadium and give them to the Fox 11 team.  When we got there they said they weren't accepting gifts and we needed to take it back to the car.  We threw them out.

My son has a local business and he collects massively  for Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, I'm helping him with this as much as I can. 

     Last weeks local Rotary auction raised close to $85,000 with three nights of auctioning to plow into community projects.

     Now shifting to two children 5 and 7 on the giving tree with the full list of what they need from winter coats, boots, mittens. Also what they would ask for from Santa if he was here to hop up on his lap Will Hamm.

     Give money to Cary Library for children books and back pack for kids who have food insecurity. Small Maine towns work year round to help others less fortunate. Everyone does the behind the scenes to make a difference.