Some families in Stafford Township simply can’t afford Christmas gifts for their children this year. It’s sad but true. However, there is a way to help.
“You may never know when someone’s struggling to get by, and it could be your neighbor across the street,” said Jason Hazelton, the township’s recreation director. “Somebody can be struggling for any reason; maybe the family was hit by cancer, or their home was damaged or destroyed by a fire, or the mother or father lost a job or a spouse and…
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