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Ohio oil and gas industry partners with Toys for Tots for 12th annual toy distribution
Toy Distribution Days set across eight eastern Ohio counties; families must register by Dec. 1
Ohio’s oil and gas industry is partnering with the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program to support families across eight eastern Ohio counties through its 12th annual Toy Distribution Days this December. This year’s hosts include Williams, Expand Energy, Gulfport Energy, Infinity Natural Resources, EOG Resources, Ascent Resources and Pin Oak Energy.
Toys for Tots, founded in 1947, has brought holiday joy to millions of children nationwide. Thanks to strong support from local churches, small businesses, schools and individual donors, toy and monetary contributions have reached record levels this season. Ohio’s oil and gas industry is assisting with collecting, organizing and distributing gifts to families in need.
Families wishing to participate must register online by Monday, Dec. 1. To register, visit the Toys for Tots website, select “Request a Toy,” and follow the prompts. Those who have submitted a request but have not received confirmation should check the Ohio Toys for Tots Facebook page. For assistance, contact Deb Oberlin at ohtoysfortots@gmail.com or 330-418-2330.
“Christmas is a wonderful day for many families, but for too many others it can be a painful reminder of struggle,” said Mike Chadsey, deputy coordinator for Toys for Tots and director of external affairs for the Ohio Oil & Gas Association.
“I’ve been grateful to partner with Ohio’s oil and gas industry for the past 12 years. These companies and their people have truly generous hearts,” said Oberlin. “They have stood with the foundation every step of the way, and we simply could not do this work without them.”
This year, the toy delivery truck is sponsored by Energy Transfer, with fuel provided by Blackrock Resources.
Distribution schedule
Once a family is registered, they will receive a scheduled time to select toys.
Monroe County – Tuesday, Dec. 2
Hosted by Expand Energy
Generations Complex
7115 Black Walnut Pkwy., Woodsfield
Carroll County – Wednesday, Dec. 3
Hosted by EOG Resources
EOG Offices
3255 Alliance Road NW, Malvern
Jefferson County – Thursday, Dec. 4
Hosted by Ascent Resources
Board of Developmental Disabilities
250 John Scott Hwy., Steubenville
Noble County – Friday, Dec. 5
Hosted by EOG Resources
The Event Center at Apex
44519 Marietta Road, Ste. B, Caldwell
Belmont County – Monday, Dec. 8
Hosted by Gulfport Energy
First Presbyterian Church
110 S. Marietta St., St. Clairsville
Harrison County – Tuesday, Dec. 9
Hosted by Williams
Village of Scio Fire Department
318 W. Main St., Scio
Guernsey County – Wednesday, Dec. 10
Hosted by Infinity Natural Resources
Nurture Preschool
218 S. Fifth St., Byesville
Columbiana County – Friday, Dec. 12
Hosted by Pin Oak Energy Partners
St. Jude
180 Seventh St., Columbiana