Florida Paints and The Salvation Army team up to bring holiday joy to families across Florida
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Floridant -- – This holiday season, Florida Paints is turning its stores into hubs of hope. The family-owned paint manufacturer has partnered with The Salvation Army to host a statewide toy drive—inviting Floridians now through Dec. 4 to drop off new, unwrapped toys at participating Florida Paints locations. Each donation will stay local, directly supporting children and families served by the nearest Salvation Army chapter.

With more than 25 retail stores across the state, the effort is designed to make giving easy for everyone—from loyal contractors and homeowners to first-time customers and neighbors looking to make a difference.

"There's no better time than the holidays to come together for our community," said Don Strube, Florida Paints Co-founder and Co-CEO. "We're proud to work alongside The Salvation Army to help make the season brighter for families across Florida."

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The partnership is an extension of Florida Paints' "Paint a Brighter Day" program, which provides paint donations and hands-on support to nonprofits across the state. Through the initiative, Florida Paints has already donated nearly 8,000 gallons of paint to projects that restore spaces, uplift spirits, and give back to those in need.

Spanning every corner of the Sunshine State—from Pensacola and Jacksonville to Fort Myers, Naples, and The Villages—Florida Paints' network of stores is helping ensure that every community has the chance to give back locally this holiday season.

"Thanks to Florida Paints and its customers, we can help bring hope to families who need it most," said The Salvation Army Florida Divisional General Secretary, Major Michelle Wilson. "Every toy makes a difference."

To learn more about Florida Paints, visit https://floridapaints.com/.