‘Caroling for a Cause’: Linden students, teachers spread holiday cheer

<p>Students and teachers in Linden spread some holiday cheer through music.</p>

News 12 Staff

Dec 11, 2018, 4:30 PM

Updated 1,962 days ago

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Students and teachers in Linden spread some holiday cheer through music. 
They spent Monday night "Caroling for a Cause," visiting 70 homes all over town.
Santa Claus even got to tag along for the ride.
All donations went toward the district's third annual Toy and Gift Drive.
"We try to accommodate all their wishes and if we can't accommodate their wishes, we'll supplement it with any type of toy that will fit their age," says caroler Anthony Wohlrab.
The event raised $1,000 last year.


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