Stuff the Bus

Nov 27, 2023

31 Division Officers Join Forces with TTC and Walmart for a Grand 'Stuff the Bus' Event: A Community Effort in the Spirit of Giving!

This year, the dedicated officers of 31 Division, in a heartwarming collaboration with our esteemed partners at the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) and Walmart, successfully orchestrated the annual 'Stuff the Bus' event. This significant initiative was aimed at collecting toys for our much-anticipated Toy Drive, a project that brings the joy of the holiday season to families in need within our communities.


The event turned out to be a phenomenal success, thanks to the overwhelming generosity and participation of our community members. Individuals from all walks of life came together, contributing a wide array of toys, ranging from plush teddies to educational games, all destined to light up the faces of children this holiday season.


We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every person who donated and volunteered their time to make this event a resounding success. Your contributions have not only filled the bus but have also filled hearts with hope and happiness. The spirit of community and giving was truly palpable, and it's this spirit that defines the essence of our Toy Drive.


Thank you, 31 Division, TTC, Walmart, and all the generous souls for embodying the true spirit of the holidays – a time for giving, sharing, and caring. Here's to making a difference in the lives of those around us and spreading joy far and wide!

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