Help brighten a child’s Christmas

The 570 News/KIX 106 Secret Santa campaign is well underway, but we could still use a few more workplaces to get on board to make sure every child has a gift under the tree on Christmas morning.

The Salvation Army says more local families are in need of help this season.

Rogers Kitchener Radio Group Promotions Manager, Christa Hicks tells us we are so proud to partner with KPMG – our official workplace campaign sponsor, and with Salvation Army.

Hicks says the toy doesn’t have to be “an extreme…high end” gift, to matter.

CLICK HERE IF YOUR WORKPLACE WANTS TO GET INVOLVED.

Last year, over 6,000 children and teens received gifts through our Secret Santa program.

The program runs until December 24th and there are a number of toy drop off locations, including major malls and Rogers TV.

A big thank you to the gang at KEI (Kuntz Electroplating) who, over the weekend at their annual staff Christmas party, filled up two Christmas trees with toys for the 570 News Secret Santa campaign.

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