Motorcycle club takes holiday giving to ‘Another Level’
Staff Photo: Tara Fletcher
By Tara Fletcher
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ALBANY — Talk about an aptly named club. Members of the Albany-based Another Level Motorcycle Club LLC are taking their community involvement to another level by teaming with the Georgia State Patrol and Marine Corps Logistics Base-Albany to solicit donations for the 15th annual community Toys for Tots drive.
Club President “Black Iron” said Another Level expects to collect as much as $2,500 in donations for the toy program, which is coordinated by the Salvation Army and provides Christmas presents for children who might otherwise get nothing, as well as unwrapped toys to help fill the wishes of needy children in the community.
Club members and Troopers with GSP collected toys for the program in Albany over the weekend.
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