Chatham Breakfast House & Grill owner Brian Machado with the MyCK.ca van full of toys for Chatham Goodfellows. (Photo courtesy of Ron Blommers) Chatham Breakfast House & Grill owner Brian Machado with the MyCK.ca van full of toys for Chatham Goodfellows. (Photo courtesy of Ron Blommers)
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Goodfellows Recoup Losses After Theft

By Dave Richie
November 25, 2014 - 11:00pm

The Chatham Goodfellows organization is bouncing back following a theft of toys and batteries.

Last week, Chatham-Kent police reported a theft from a trailer containing about $3,700 worth of items for the Goodfellows' No Child Without A Christmas campaign.

Since that time, Chatham business Battery Boy has donated enough batteries to replace those stolen. The goodfellows have also received two anonymous $1,000 donations.

Blackburn Radio (94.3 CKSY) and Chatham Breakfast House & Grill also hosted a toy drive this week, taking in a van full of items and cash donations worth $250.

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