By Billy Woods
WM School District
Bosch
Power Tools starts planning for its Angel Tree program with Faulk
Elementary in October. On Wednesday at the Schoettle Center it all came
together.
Bosch made over 30 Faulk students' Christmas a
special one by giving gifts, bringing in Santa Claus and serving a light
breakfast.
"This is so enjoyable for our associates," said Bosch HR manager Marion Littlejohn. "This is something we wait all year for."
The
morning started out with the students being served Christmas Tree
donuts and juice. Then the moment of truth came with the arrival of old
St. Nick, much to the delight of the students.
Personal presents to each child were passed out by Santa.
Bosch
is in its fourth year as a major player in the West Memphis School
District's Partners In Education. It took over the Angel Tree program
with the loss of Crittenden Regional Hospital.
"We start
working on this in October," Littlejohn added. "We work with the school
as soon as possible. The folks we have working with us on this program
really want to give back, and I think it serves as a blessing just as
much for us as it does Faulk."
Littlejohn was joined at
the program by director of physical distribution Virgil Roberson,
Surrekka Crowder, Greg Westbrooks Sr., Destiny Knighten, Sherlyn
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