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Puddle Jumpers now accepting donations of books, toys

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23 Nov 2025
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Puddle Jumpers of Greensboro is accepting donations heading into the holiday season. The community childcare center is in need of toys and books for children. Educational material and toys with a focus on learning are of particular interest.

The childcare facility has been in operation for over a decade, offering these resources for families in the Hale County area. Donations may be left at Puddle Jumpers, or contact Tyler or Valerie Clements to offer your donation.

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