Toys for Tots Cruise-in, Tucker, GA

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Toys for Tots Cruise-in, Tucker, GA

Time: December 3, 2022 from 11am to 3pm
Location: Handy Ace Hardware
Street: 3969 Lawrenceville Highway
City/Town: Tucker, GA 30084
Website or Map: http://www.GeorgiaCoolCruiser…
Phone: 404-732-6842
Event Type: open, car, show, toys, for, tots, collection
Organized By: Rick Ellis
Latest Activity: Nov 22, 2022

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We are BACK in TUCKER! We have a NEW location for this year's Toys for Tots event, Handy Ace Hardware, one of our FAVORITE venues, with LOTS of Parking spaces!

Please join us and help provide a better Christmas for many underprivileged kids in the metro Atalanta area!

As ALWAYS, we welcome ALL Years-Makes-Models. We will feature Best Classic, Best Modern, Top 20 and Special Awards. We will also have food concessions, 50/50 raffle, door prizes, charity auctions and a FREE event t-shirt for everyone that donates $25 in toys or cash (while supplies last).

We are also looking for Event Sponsors. Sponsorship starts as low as $100. If interested, please contact Rick at 404-732-6842 or RNE680@mindspring.com.

Don't miss this one!!!

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