Kimberley PeeWee Nitros run successful toy drive

$3000 worth of toys collected

The Kimberley PeeWee Nitros did their part to spread Christmas cheer with a toy drive. The team collected over $3000 worth of toys and delivered them last week to the Kimberley Helping Hands Food Bank for their hampers. A job well done.

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