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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…
⭐Chesterfield Police and Main Event Team Up for Toys for Tots Drive
⭐Local Coat Drive Helps Keep Students Warm This Winter
⭐Living Water Academy Students Bring Christmas Classic to the Stage
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Chesterfield Police and Main Event Team Up for Toys for Tots Drive
Courtesy: Chesterfield Police Department
The holiday season is bringing another opportunity for Chesterfield residents to make a difference! Chesterfield Police and Main Event are teaming up to host a Toys for Tots drive on Wednesday, November 18, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Main Event, located at 17027 North Outer 40 Road. Community members are encouraged to bring new, unwrapped toys to help brighten the holidays for children in need. Adding to the excitement, local supporter Edison Express has generously donated four $50 gas gift cards to be given away during the event.
For every toy donated, participants will receive an entry into a drawing for a chance to win one of the four gas gift cards. The giveaway adds a fun incentive to an already meaningful opportunity to give back, encouraging families, neighbors, and local businesses to come together in the spirit of generosity. With the support of Chesterfield Police, Main Event, and Edison Express, the drive promises to spread holiday cheer while helping make Christmas brighter for children in need. Give a toy, spread joy, and you could win free gas!
Local Coat Drive Helps Keep Students Warm This Winter
Courtesy: SEF
As colder weather approaches, the Special Education Foundation is inviting the St. Louis community to help students with disabilities stay warm this winter. In partnership with the Special School District, the foundation has launched its annual Critical Needs Coat Drive, raising funds to provide winter coats for children whose families may face financial challenges. The initiative recognizes that some students need specially sized or adapted coats to accommodate wheelchairs, braces, and other equipment.
The foundation is accepting monetary donations through January 8, 2027, allowing organizers to purchase coats in the sizes and styles each student needs. Contributions will help children stay comfortable while attending school, participating in outdoor activities, and enjoying the winter season alongside their classmates. The drive is a meaningful reminder that even a simple gift can make a lasting difference for a local family.
Living Water Academy Students Bring Christmas Classic to the Stage
Courtesy: Living Water Academy
Students at Living Water Academy in Wildwood are preparing to share a heartwarming holiday production with the community. The school's middle and high school theater club is presenting The Best Christmas Pageant Ever on Thursday, November 12, and Friday, November 13, at 7 p.m. The family-friendly performance promises an evening of laughter and Christmas spirit as students bring the beloved story to life.
Admission is free, and families throughout West St. Louis County are invited to attend the production at 17780 Mueller Road in Wildwood. The performance celebrates the creativity and dedication of young performers while offering neighbors an opportunity to gather and enjoy a seasonal tradition. For families looking for a meaningful way to begin the holiday season, this student-led presentation offers a welcoming evening of entertainment.