Forest Hills toy drive helping children with special needs
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Councilwoman Karen Kosolowitz, State Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi and Queens Community Board 6 are sponsoring a toy drive to benefit the Interdisciplinary Center for Child Development (ICCD).
The drop off locations – accepting toys from now, until Dec. 18 – are as follows:
• NYC Council Member Koslowitz’s Office, 118-35 Queens Boulevard – 17th Floor
• NYS Assembly Member Hevesi’s Office, 70-50 Austin St., Suite 118
Residents of the Forest Hills community and Queens are encouraged to drop off new, unwrapped toys for children ages 3-5.
ICCD, founded in 1985, is a center that provides a unique, innovative and enriched opportunity for all pre-school children to grow and learn together. It has three Queens locations in Rego Park, Bayside and Whitestone.
Photo: The soldiers from 1st Battalion, 21st Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Fires Brigade, help load toys donated to the Exceptional Family Member Program toy drive, Dec. 1 in Fort Hood Texas. The EFMP toy drive contributions are given to children in the organization who may not receive any other toys due to expensive medical bills.
