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The annual Scion Night is the brand’s largest owner appreciation event and this year it included more than 13 car clubs from around the Southern California and more than 3.500 Scion vehicles.
This year, more than 12,500 owners and gusts brought a variety of toys, from action figures and board games, to trucks and dolls, which were donated to the Toys for Tots Foundation.
“We appreciate all the Scion owners who donated this year to less fortunate kids, in what has become our region’s largest charitable event,” said Staff Sgt. Cedrick McKenzie for the Toys for Tots Foundation. “This partnership with Scion – and this year Toyota, too – has been an important piece of serving our communities and families around the holidays.”
For the past five years, the first 10,000 Scion owners and their guests who arrived in a Scion and brought a gift for Toys for Tots received free entry to the amusement Halloween-themed park.
“We appreciate all the Scion owners who donated this year to less fortunate kids, in what has become our region’s largest charitable event,” said Staff Sgt. Cedrick McKenzie for the Toys for Tots Foundation. “This partnership with Scion – and this year Toyota, too – has been an important piece of serving our communities and families around the holidays.”
For the past five years, the first 10,000 Scion owners and their guests who arrived in a Scion and brought a gift for Toys for Tots received free entry to the amusement Halloween-themed park.
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