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AIM Recycling California Partners with Colton Firefighter Foundation

By AIM Recycling Colton, AIM Recycling California Partners with Colton Firefighter Foundation
November 6, 2024 at 11:23pm. Views: 298

AIM Recycling partnered with the Colton Fire Department to support two of their community initiatives: the annual pancake breakfast and the upcoming Make a Child Smile holiday program.

The annual pancake breakfast, a cherished tradition in Colton, brings together families and friends to enjoy delicious food while raising funds for the Colton Fire Explorers. The pancake breakfast serves not only as a fundraiser but also as an opportunity for residents to connect with the brave firefighters who protect their community. AIM Recycling donated this year as part of their effort to give back and to keep raising awareness of the value of neighborhood companies funding vital initiatives in the community. “We believe in the power of community,” said Colton Site Manager. “Supporting our local fire department is just one way we can contribute to the well-being of our neighbors.”

In addition to the pancake breakfast, AIM Recycling donated to the fire department’s holiday sponsorship program. This program aims to provide gifts and support to underprivileged children during the holiday season, ensuring that children throughout Colton experience the joy of receiving a holiday gift.

With the upcoming holidays, the partnership between AIM Recycling and the Colton Fire Department stands as a testament to the power of community engagement. Together, they are working towards a more connected community, showing that when local businesses and organizations collaborate, they can create positive change.

For more information about AIM Recycling and their community initiatives, visit aim-recycling.com and sign up for the latest Behind the Scrap newsletter. Join us in celebrating this partnership and supporting these important events that benefit our community.

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