Flagler Beach Rotary Club's Project Share to Collect Toys at Flagler Beach's Holiday Parade

PALM COAST, Fla. - Nov. 18, 2013 - PRLog -- Flagler Beach, FL – For the first time ever, donations of new toys will be accepted by Santa’s elves during the parade and placed in trucks that will be part of the parade.

The gifts, to be used as holiday gifts for children in need, will be distributed to children through Project Share, the official Christmas service project of Rotary Club of Flagler Beach.

The long-time "Holiday at the Beach" parade will take place on December 7 in downtown Flagler Beach. The parade kicks off at 1:00 pm with Santa parachuting onto the beach near the pier.

Toys should be new, unwrapped, and suitable for a child aged birth to 17 years old.

Project Share also collects new and gently-used bicycles in good condition as well as monetary donations. All donations are used to fulfill the holiday wishes of children whose families are in need. Checks should be made out to Project Share and can be mailed to Flagler Beach Rotary Club at PO Box 2005, Flagler Beach, FL 32136. 2013 is Project Share's fourteenth year of operation. Last year, Project Share provided toys for 1400 children. Families who receive the toys are identified through local schools.

Contact information for this press release: For more information, contact Roseanne Stocker at 386-503-1939 or by email at rs@teetimesusa.com.

About Rotary International:  Rotary International is a service club establish in 1905 by Chicago area businessmen.  Today there are over 1.2 million members worldwide in over 32,000 Rotary clubs.  These clubs have a diverse membership but all focused on supporting their community and Rotary Internationals global outreach programs.  These programs include eliminating polio worldwide, building safe water wells throughout the world and providing shelter to areas struck by natural disasters.  For more information about Rotary International please visit: www.rotary.org.

About the Rotary Club of Flagler Beach:  The Rotary Club of Flagler Beach was chartered in November 1991 and currently has 32 members; we are part of Rotary District 6970.

Members are a most compatible group of local business and community leaders from the fields of business, law, education, real estate, and government; including those who have retired from successful pursuits in these fields. During the winter, our attendance swells with the coming of our Snow-Birds. All are welcome, of course, and are included in all our social and civic activities. Our Program Speakers typically address a variety of interesting and important topics.