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PHOTOS: Delta donates bikes assembled by its aircraft mechanics to Toys for Tots

Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
Delta donates to Toys for Tots
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Delta employees load over 1,000 bikes assembled by assembled by TechOps employees into FedEx trucks during Delta x Toys for Tots annual event at Delta’s TechOps Hangar, Wednesday, December 6, 2023, in Atlanta. (Hyosub Shin / Hyosub.Shin@ajc.com)
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Dec 6, 2023

Delta Air Lines donated more than 1,000 bikes assembled by their aircraft mechanics to Marine Toys for Tots on Wednesday.

Delta’s Technical Operations employees, including mechanics and other workers, collect toy donations and raise funds throughout the year to buy the bikes to be assembled.

The bikes will be distributed to children in Atlanta.

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