Holiday giving- Thank you Mason!
Each year, Mason Public Schools (MPS) and Mason Community Services team up to provide assistance and support for families in need around the holidays. This year more than 254 students and children in Mason received gifts along with food and other household items for their families during the holiday season.
For the second year in a row, toys and stuffed animals were collected through donation boxes placed at local businesses. Thank you to local businesses, organizations, clubs and families for supporting this year’s giving campaign and making the holidays brighter for children and families in Mason.
This year's supporters included:
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