Our Coats for Kids drive is being extended for another week...so help us help kids who don't have warm jackets this winter. I know it's hard to think about winter right now when it's 80 degrees out but so far hundreds of coats have been collected. You can drop them off at Tropical Smoothie locations throughout the Valley. Click here for locations.
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Thursday, November 05, 2009
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