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Monrovia Firefighters Ignite Their Annual Spark of Love

byStaff
November 30, 2018
(Left to Right) Monrovia firefighters Zachary Ingraham, Angel Arroyo and Joshua Lin along with fire Cadet Alex Agular, and In Arroyo’s arm his dog Crowley, were in front of the Movie Studio Grill in Old Town on Saturday collecting toys and “passing the boot” to raise funds to buy more toys. All the fire personnel dressed for the occasion and even Crowley donned his gay apparel for the event. – Courtesy photo
(Left to Right) Monrovia firefighters Zachary Ingraham, Angel Arroyo and Joshua Lin along with fire Cadet Alex Agular, and In Arroyo’s arm his dog Crowley, were in front of the Movie Studio Grill in Old Town on Saturday collecting toys and “passing the boot” to raise funds to buy more toys. All the fire personnel dressed for the occasion and even Crowley donned his gay apparel for the event. – Courtesy photo
(Left to Right) Monrovia firefighters Zachary Ingraham, Angel Arroyo and Joshua Lin along with fire Cadet Alex Agular, and In Arroyo’s arm his dog Crowley, were in front of the Movie Studio Grill in Old Town on Saturday collecting toys and “passing the boot” to raise funds to buy more toys. All the fire personnel dressed for the occasion and even Crowley donned his gay apparel for the event. – Courtesy photo

By Susan Motander

Last weekend during Black Friday and Small Business Saturday Monrovia firefighters began their annual Spark of Love Toy Drive. They collect new unwrapped toys and donate them to charity. In Monrovia, those toys remain in the community as they are donated to Foothill Unity Center which serves those in need locally.

Toys can be brought to either fire station. Station 101 is in the Old Town area at 141 E. Lemon Ave. and Station 102 is in the south end at 2055 S. Myrtle Ave., approximately a block south of Duarte Road.

Firefighters also have a tradition of “passing the boot” when seeking donations. The fire boot for this event is even decorated for the holidays

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