ROCKINGHAM MIDDLE SCHOOL: Our Annual Toys for Tots Drive starts NOW

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ROCKINGHAM MIDDLE SCHOOL: Our Annual Toys for Tots Drive starts NOW
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Nov 20, 2021
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Rockingham Middle School issued the following announcement on Nov. 20. 

We have collections boxes in our school ready to receive toys.  

House will earn point per toy donated.  Donors must mark the donation with the house name.  The office will have masking tape available to mark toys or you may the item in a bag and mark the bag with the HOUSE Name. Unmarked toys will earn points that will be disbursed among all of the houses.   

Last day to drop off is December 16, 2021

Original source can be found here.        

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Source: Rockingham Middle School

      

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