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The Durham Region Police will help over 30,0000 individuals and families have happier holidays in the Durham Region. Todd Rolllauer, Chief of Police with DRPS, says the initiative would not be possible without volunteers putting in thousands of hours and travelling more than 25,000 kilometres.
DRPS want to remind the community that while they will accept all toys and non-perishable food there is an increased need for food, due to a decrease in donations to food banks across the region.
If you can’t make it into our showroom to drop off donations you can also stop at any of the fire stations in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Courtice, DRPS Regional Headquarters in Whitby or the Clarington Fire Headquarters.
Monetary donations are also accepted, but they must be made payable to Durham Regional Police – Food and Toy Drive and can only be dropped off at one of the five Regional Police Division front desks. Donations must be made before December 21st to be given out on time!
If you have any further questions please contact the DRPS by calling 905-721-2999 or emailing drpft@drps.ca. As always, if you need information about a certified pre-owned vehicle, new Nissan, used SUV or automotive repair contact our team today!
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