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Rory Daley  
November 29, 2012

Skunk Nation to spread Christmas cheer

CORPORATE Area-car club Skunk Nation wants to spread Christmas cheer to Maxfield Park Children’s home this season.

The club is organising a toy drive on Saturday at the Manor Park Total Gas Station starting at 10:00 pm.

“We’ve partnered with Toy Box Charity Foundation for the mini-show on Saturday,” said Nick Lue, Skunk Nation founder.

While the occasion is free, Lue is asking supporters to donate cash or a gift suitable for a child.

“The toys don’t even have to be new. If you have a small child in your life with old toys they’re not using we’d be happy to take them,” he said.

The show will feature some of the hottest rides in Skunk Nation as well as other guest crews.

“Our focus is on entertainment. Skunk Nation respects the rules of the road and property of others,” Lue said.

 

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