We’re thrilled to announce that AFC City Park is now a proud host of a toy donation bin in support of A Precious Child! Last year, they reached over 50,000 children in the Denver Metro area, and with your help, we can make an even greater impact this holiday season.
You can donate a toy during your urgent care or primary care appointment, or simply walk in to our City Park location to drop one off. Join us in spreading holiday joy and supporting their incredible mission!
Let’s come together to make a difference!
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