Wolverhampton firm NIS collect piles of Christmas presents for needy children
This Christmas National Infrastructure Solutions collected toys from businesses which will be distributed to children who would not be getting a gift this year.
The Wolverhampton firm's managing director Davie Carns said: "I wanted to do something that could make a positive impact on the local community this festive season and have been thrilled by the response the drive received.
"In particular thanks go to Wayne Brigden (Amey Rail) and Nick Baker (Diversity Chiropractic Clinic) who’s contributions have been key to the success of the event which has also been championed by Stuart Anderson MP."
Dominique Williams, Director of Reach and Unite who will be distributing some of the toys, said: "NIS have already supported our Christmas Food Parcel with a generous donation event and being able to add toys to our family packages will put smiles of the faces of children who otherwise would not have revived a gift.
"NIS really have supported the local community who need a helping hand."
