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For the 14th year, Berger and Green proudly supported the 96.1 KISS Stuff-A-Bus 2025 campaign benefiting the Marine Toys for Tots program. The annual event brings together businesses, radio stations and community members to collect new, unwrapped toys for local children in need during the holiday season.
This year, Berger and Green participated by stuffing an entire bus and hosting an in-office toy collection. Employees generously donated new unwrapped toys, helping ensure that more children in the region would receive gifts during the holidays. In addition to the office collection, community members were invited to drop off toys outside HomeGoods at Robinson Town Centre, making it easy for shoppers and families to take part in the effort.
The Stuff-A-Bus campaign has become a meaningful holiday tradition for Berger and Green. The campaign provides a simple but impactful way to support families and children who may otherwise go without during the holidays.
The 2025 Stuff-A-Bus event was another successful year across the Pittsburgh region. Thanks to the generosity of donors throughout the area, a total of 86 buses were filled with toys. This marked a record-breaking year and showed the continued support of the community for Toys for Tots and its mission.
Berger and Green is proud to support 96.1 KISS, the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation and other participating organizations in this annual initiative. The firm appreciates everyone who donated toys, volunteered their time or helped spread awareness of the event.
Supporting Stuff-A-Bus is one of the many ways Berger and Green remains engaged with the community it serves. The firm looks forward to continuing its involvement in future campaigns and helping make the holiday season a little brighter for children and families across the region.