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Housing Authority Partners with Firefighters Holiday Toy Program

Alameda Post - a group of smiling staff members in front of a table of toys at the Firefighters Toy Drive
Staffmembers celebrated a successful Firefighters Holiday Toy Program. Photo Housing Authority of the City of Alameda.

Teamwork makes the dream work, as the saying goes, and it can also spread holiday joy. That was the case when the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA), in partnership with the Alameda Firefighters Toy Program, hosted a holiday gift card distribution event on Friday, December 16 at AHA’s Esperanza housing community, located at 1901 Third St.

Alameda Post - a table full of a selection of toys
There was a table of toys to choose from for the raffle winners at the Firefighters Holiday Toy Drive. Photo Housing Authority of the City of Alameda.
Alameda Post - two attendees at the Firefighters Holiday Toy Drive
The Firefighters Holiday Toy Drive put lots of smiles on faces this year. Photo Housing Authority of the City of Alameda.

A total of 208 AHA households registered for the event, and 477 AHA children aged 17 and younger received a $35 Target gift card from the Alameda Firefighters Toy Program. In addition to the gift cards, each household received a raffle ticket to select a toy donated by a toy drive organized by College of Alameda staff.

AHA expressed special thanks to Alameda Firefighters Toy Program volunteers for their diligent and impactful work.

For over 80 years, the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA) has provided a range of housing assistance to low-income households. The primary goal of AHA is to provide quality, affordable, and safe housing in the City of Alameda. Programs include Housing Choice Vouchers, Project-Based Vouchers, specialized housing assistance, family self-sufficiency, affordable real estate development, resident services, and management of AHA owned property.

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