Enjoying The Holidays at Capaldi Reynolds & Pelosi

Jan 15, 2025 | Capaldi Reynolds & Pelosi

Our Firm again collected gifts for the Atlantic County Toys for Kids for the holidays. Thanks to the efforts of our volunteer extraordinaire, Maureen Wild, we outdid ourselves this year.

Atlantic County Toys for Kids is run by a retired Atlantic County Sergeant. With the help of volunteers and local police and fire departments, the toys were distributed to all families needing help during the holidays and children in area hospitals. This is also a year-round operation that provides support to families who suffer losses during the year due to disasters.

Contributed by Lois S. Fried, CPA, CFE, CVA, ABV

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