Seasonal & Holidays
Islip Town Employees Participate in Annual 'Angel Tree' Program
The employees received hundreds of gifts to distribute to children in need.

Islip Town employees recently participated in the Salvation Army’s Annual “Angel Tree” program, where local children in need are given the gifts they’ve asked for in the traditions of the holidays.
This year, a total of 65 children were ‘adopted’ by Islip employees.
Hundreds of gifts, including seven full-size bicycles, a toddler’s trike and dozens of toys, games and clothing items, were purchased and carefully wrapped by employees.
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The gifts will be distributed to the children and their families just before Christmas.
“I am overwhelmed by the generosity and support that our employees have shown to the most vulnerable residents in our community,” Islip Supervisor Angie Carpenter said. “Their kindness exemplifies the true spirit of Christmas.”
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