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Drop Your Drawers and Sock It To 'Em!! 2017 Clothing Drive
Submitted By Stacey Dineen on Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Once again this year, our Wilmot Girls Hockey Association will be collecting brand new socks and underwear to benefit those in need.

More details below...

Please contact Jeremy Cook or Michele Brenneman if you have any questions.

The Wilmot Girls Hockey Association is collecting New Socks and Underwear for the Wilmot Family Resource Center.

Collection date starts on Saturday November 18 – December 10, 2017.

Teams are asked to bring in new underwear for all ages from youth to adult and new socks for kids only.

There will be a collection bag in each team locker and the committee will count the donations and record by team. Our goal is to fill a hockey net and to surpass last years collection total of 3100 pairs. Our goal is to collect 3500 pairs.

The prize for the top Rep team and top Local League team will be a pizza party and the winning teams will be able to take the donations to the Wilmot Family Resource Center.

Any questions please contact Jeremy Cook or Michele Brenneman.


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