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Coral Springs Clippers Host 3rd Annual Toys for Tots Drive
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Coral Springs, Florida – The Coral Springs Clippers scored big this holiday season with their 3rd annual Toys for Tots Drive.
On Friday at Mullins Hall in Mullins Park, players, parents, and community members came together to donate new, unwrapped toys and gift cards, aiming to spread joy to children in need this Christmas season.
In partnership with the Coral Springs Police Department, Nelly Gibilterra, the Clippers’ Director of Field Operations and event coordinator, thanked everyone involved for their participation.
“Your generosity will illuminate someone’s Christmas this year, and we are incredibly thankful for your kindness and support,” stated Gibiterra. “Seeing so many Clippers families unite to create a positive impact was truly uplifting.” The Coral Springs Clippers consist of nine travel baseball teams for players aged 9 to 14, supported by a dedicated staff of 27 coaches and managers. The organization conducts its practices at Betti Stradling Park, Sportsplex, and Mullins Park.
Although spring tryouts have wrapped up, interested players can check their website at coralspringsclippers.com or follow them on Instagram @coralspringsclippers for information on upcoming chances to join.
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