Titusville Police, Walmart Partner as Kids Shop with a Cop for Christmas Gifts

By  //  December 12, 2017

Shoppers were treated to breakfast at McDonald’s

Fifty local children attended the Annual Shop with a Cop event on Saturday. (TPD image)

BREVARD COUNTY • TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA – Fifty local children attended the Annual Shop with a Cop event on Saturday.

In a partnership between Titusville Police and the Titusville Police Youth Foundation, kids were given $100 to shop at Walmart in Titusville.

Officers and volunteers donated their time for the event and led children on a Holiday Shopping Spree.

“Children, who were selected by local school administrators, were paired up with an officer or volunteer at police headquarters at 7:30 a.m.,” said  Amy Matthews, Titusville Police Department Public Affairs Coordinator/Public Information Officer.

Shoppers were treated to breakfast at McDonald’s restaurant on Cheney Highway and then driven to Wal-Mart in charter busses donated by Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

“A truly rewarding experience for both the children and our department members”, said Deputy Chief Todd Hutchinson.

Funds for the Holiday Shopping Spree were provided by a grant from Wal-Mart and monies donated by members of the Titusville community.

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