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Dressed for success for delivering some Christmas spirit

Jazz Little, 14, carries boxes of an estimated 1,500 donated Christmas gifts to a moving truck Wednesday as his brother, Jaxon, 13, and mom, Jennifer “Jen” Little, load gifts for delivery to the pediatric centers at Tri-Cities area hospitals in time for Christmas. The family tradition started over 10 years ago after Jazz was in a hospital and received toys during the holidays. Little, a radio personality at 94.9 The Wolf, starting helping expand the giving with help of her radio listeners and community partners Numerica Credit Union, Speedy Movers, Gregory Drilling and The Kennewick Police Department Foundation.
Jazz Little, 14, carries boxes of an estimated 1,500 donated Christmas gifts to a moving truck Wednesday as his brother, Jaxon, 13, and mom, Jennifer “Jen” Little, load gifts for delivery to the pediatric centers at Tri-Cities area hospitals in time for Christmas. The family tradition started over 10 years ago after Jazz was in a hospital and received toys during the holidays. Little, a radio personality at 94.9 The Wolf, starting helping expand the giving with help of her radio listeners and community partners Numerica Credit Union, Speedy Movers, Gregory Drilling and The Kennewick Police Department Foundation. Bob Brawdy Tri-City Herald

Jazz Little, 14, begins carrying boxes of donated Christmas gifts to a moving truck Wednesday as his brother, Jaxon, 13 and mother, Jennifer “Jen” Little, also load gifts for delivery to the pediatric centers at area hospitals in time for Christmas.

The family tradition started over 10 years ago after Jazz was in a hospital and received toys during the holidays.

Little, a radio personality at 94.9 The Wolf, started helping expand the giving with help of her radio listeners about 4 years ago.

This year they estimate they’ve collected over 1,500 toys for sick children.

Community partners also helping with the program were Numerica Credit Union, Speedy Movers, Gregory Drilling and The Kennewick Police Department Foundation.

The donations were collected at the Stephens Media Group offices in the 4300 block of West 24th Avenue in Kennewick.

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Bob Brawdy
Tri-City Herald
509-582-1548
Bob Brawdy is Herald photographer and videographer dedicated to telling the stories of Tri-Citians through his images and videos. He’s worked for the Herald for more than 35 years, starting as an aspiring photographer when he was still in high school.
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