Glendale Firefighters aid 400 kids through toy drive
Posted 12/29/20
Travis Azevedo, a Glendale Firefighter and Local 493 Member for 4 and 1/2 years, managed Glendale Firefighters’ toy drive during Christmas, which benefited more than 400 children and 200 local families.
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Glendale Firefighters aid 400 kids through toy drive
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Travis Azevedo, a Glendale Firefighter and Local 493 Member for 4 and 1/2 years, managed Glendale Firefighters’ toy drive during Christmas, which benefited more than 400 children and 200 local families.
He is a husband, mentor, wrestling coach, charities member and in a few months also a father.
This year’s event was challenging and near impossible to coordinate while adhering to social distancing and COVID precautions, Local 493 stated. Members volunteered countless hours.
