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Kids to Love receives bikes from Patriots Baseball

Members of the Bob Jones Varsity Baseball Team inspect the bicycles that they gave to Kids to Love. CONTRIBUTED
Members of the Bob Jones Varsity Baseball Team inspect the bicycles that they gave to Kids to Love. CONTRIBUTED
MADISON – Members of the Varsity Baseball Team at Bob Jones High School remembered that giving is more important than receiving at Christmastime.
The Patriots Baseball players pooled their money to donate two bicycles to Kids to Love, which provides Christmas gifts to more than 1,200 foster children.
Lee Marshall established Kids to Love in 2004. Marshall formerly worked as a Huntsville television news anchor and is a former foster and adoptive child herself. Since its inception, the Kids to Love Foundation has reached more than 200,000 foster children.
Kids to Love, a 501(c)3-approved foundation, has headquarters at 140 Castle Drive in Madison. For more information, call 256-880-3455, email to lee@kidstolove.org or visit kidstolove.org.

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