Staff Report / RockyMountlocal.org

The Rocky Mount, NC Police Department has announced a new donation drive titled "Let's Make a Difference." The drive runs until October 31 and aims to collect hygiene products for both children and adults, as well as cleaning supplies for My Sister’s House, a local organization.

Drop-off boxes for donations can be found at several locations in Rocky Mount, including:

- The first floor of the Police Department

- The first floor of City Hall

- The Business Center

- Fire Stations 1 and 6

Items requested for the donation drive include:

- Shampoo and conditioner

- Body wash and soap

- Toothbrushes and toothpaste

- Feminine hygiene products

- Laundry detergent

- Household cleaning supplies, such as disinfectant wipes and all-purpose cleaners

The department encourages community involvement in supporting those in need.

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