An exciting initiative on the eve of the holidays
Give a second life to your toys used thanks to Les Coteaux
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The Municipality of Coteaux encourages its citizens to show generosity at the beginning of the holiday season by offering a second life to their toys in good condition. Until Friday, December 6, participants can participate in the Second-hand Toy Exchange and help make other children’s eyes shine while doing something environmentally responsible.
How does it work? Just drop off the toys in good condition at the Lucile-C.-Sauvé library by Friday, December 6. Each toy will be given a label (recommended age, description, etc.). Citizens will receive a voucher for each toy they bring with them. On December 7, it will be possible to exchange the vouchers for new treasures for their little ones.
Why participate?
- Lighten cupboards;
- Give toys a second life;
- Create happiness in other families.
The toy depot is open now. You can go there and drop off toys and turn them into real Christmas gifts.
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