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The organisers are encouraging as many people as possible to get involved and share the spirit of giving as the holiday season approaches
Del Doll’s in Creeslough has launched its annual Christmas Shoebox Appeal, inviting the community to come together and help spread joy this festive season.
The initiative provides an opportunity for people to make a real difference to those in need by contributing a gift-filled shoebox.
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Supporters can take part in several ways, whether by choosing one of the ready-made boxes already prepared at the presmises on Main Street, creating their own gift box from a selection of items provided in-store, or bringing in a box from home to be wrapped and filled. Each contribution, no matter how big or small, will help brighten someone’s Christmas and bring smiles to those who need it most.
The organisers are encouraging as many people as possible to get involved and share the spirit of giving as the holiday season approaches.
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