There will be a Live DJ for music, grilled hot dogs & beverages available.
All donations are for Alina Kephart Brakebill a two-time breast cancer survivor who now has bone cancer, liver cancer that has spread throughout her body.  These donations will help with medical finances.

This is a chance to contribute to a worthwhile event and get a clean car out of it. Come by and say howdy to Miss Arizona Teen Rodeo Queen and listen to some good music, food and fun!

All of our thoughts and prayers are with Alina and her family during this difficult time. You can do your small part by getting your car washed at the STORE MORE! in Buckeye AZ. You can find STORE MORE! at 1596 S. Watson Rd. Buckeye, AZ. 85326

For any additional information contact STORE MORE! @ Buckeye at: 623-386-0107

On Saturday, March 27, 2010, Buckeye had their annual Spring celebration at their Earl Edgar Recreation Facility, which is located at: Miller and Beloat Roads. This event was from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Easter Bunny was there to greet and pose for pictures and they had a petting zoo, entertainment, egg decorating, an Easter egg hunt, carnival games, food, and people selling crafts – enjoyment for the whole family. STORE MORE! was there to announce their opening and have several raffles for Easter Baskets and a gift certificate for $500 in free rent!

Heidi said that there was a great turn out of people, lots of fun for everybody, and they had a great booth set up with cards and fliers introducing the new STORE MORE! @ Buckeye and the services provided. If you need personal or business storage do not hesitate to call Heidi at 623-386-0107

When you give two toys for Toys for Tots, STORE MORE! will help you in return by giving you a month of free storage to hide your gifts – consider it “Santa’s Closet”. Its a safe, clean, hidden place to keep your gifts out of prying hands and eyes.

You can learn more about Toys for Tots by visiting any STORE MORE! or visiting their website at:

http://www.toysfortots.org/donate/toys-city-county.asp?txtState=Arizona

The foundation said toy donations across the Valley are down dramatically this year. Toys for Tots worries tens of thousands of less fortunate families who are counting on toys to brighten their holiday may be left out.

The mission of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program is to collect new, unwrapped toys during October, November and December each year, and distribute those toys as Christmas gifts to needy children in the community in which the campaign is conducted.

The Phoenix branch is concerned because right now 25,000 West Valley families living in Glendale, Peoria and Surprise are asking for donations. Another 10,000 families living in Goodyear, Avondale and Tolleson are also requesting toy donations.

In addition to the 35,000 needy Valley families, another 50,000 toys are being requested by churches, non-profit agencies and a half dozen elementary schools.

Toys for Tots tells ABC15 News the foundation has already distributed 60,000 toys to families across the Valley, but they are down to 10,000 toys and requests are reaching nearly 90,000 as Christmas approaches.

“At the end you always have to push,” said Toys for Tots Foundation spokesman Phil McIlveen, “With anything that your giving it’s never going to come easy but there’s a big blessing at the other end and that blessing is in that child’s eyes when they get that toy.”

There are several dozen Toys for Tots toy drop sites across the Valley. Store More! self-storage branches across the Valley are offering free gift wrapping for one donated toy; and one free month of storage for two donated toys.

McIlveen is confident Valley companies like Store More! will come through before Christmas.

“Eight days out there’s a lot of people in Phoenix that can give and a lot of organizations that can step up and give. We’ve always met the need and we’ve always ran into the same issue so I’m hoping that it can come together.”

North Phoenix Woman gets home furnishing makeover

Tell him his friends at STORE MORE! sent you.

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The Queen of Clean uses STORE MORE! Self Storage exclusively to keep her personal possessions in the most convenient, secure and professional storage solution in your neighborhood. Linda Cobb – The Queen of Clean says about STORE MORE! Self Storage -”There is nothing to talk dirty about here”!

STORE MORE! Self Storage is the only storage company to earn the Queen of Clean Seal of Approval. This means that STORE MORE! has passed the standards set by the Queen of Clean and continues to strive to be the best.

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To learn more about the Queen of Clean – visit her website at: www.queeenofclean.com